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We, the Class of service, cmd if . 49 'J ' upvguif ,V ' ,Mex - wg 4 2 A .X ' 4. my an 1- Y , W y V 4 K TW. A Aww t, jitifsxf' W . f iw' f ' , : ,kiwi-, 3 ,E WM .e ,wig ,,. nw W' ' f'34fg,fw-+1f ' f , 4. uw . ?.1Q55 w up 3:12345 ., sf 'M' 6 ww ,fx wx 'A - ,sk A 'iw .Q p ,H f wjfsmw Q Y- f ., A ,if R41-'fwvo ' , 9 Si? 'GLQ ,sw - Xl. N Q W' Q af MA 2 aw MES -www ,fn Q W3j,4.,1,- NW-,Lv-P , iv , My E W, ff fm, M fwzfm ga ., N., W V if-N .1 I :-F : X 1 MK AV 6 ,, N X byigg. f- , N . A 3. 1 4. it wie 'N , M an H 95 ,,f?'f':f?iSu5 fill. 4 E Q 2, ra 5 3 Q. Q if 1 2 E Q Y 9 5, Q -5 f fm 93 G Senior Officers .,,f President Frank Bardacke Vice President-Stevie O'Connor Secretary-Sandy Permcm Treasurer-liuba Cesena ALLISON, ROBERT M.-La Mesa ADAMS, SHARON LEA-Y-Teens5 Tri-ettes Sec. 153,45 Spanish 35 Girls league 45 Sr. Banquet Comm. 45 San Diego State is Sharon's goal5 She enioys her radio, reading and iust having fun. Yau'll Never Walk Alone . ADAMS, WILLIAM WYLIE-Key Club 45 Student Council 3,45 Concert Band 35 Highland Hepsters 45 Prom Comm. 45 Leadership Cont. 45 Sports, girls, money and cars are Bill's outside interests5 attending college and having fun are his plans. Cannon Ball . AKERS, CAROLYN EVONNE-Y- Teens 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Glee 2,35 The End . To study modeling and became an airline stewardess are Caro- lyn's future plans. Two Sleepy People . Hi-Y5 Bob hopes ta dodge the draft board and become a print- er5 a blue-eyed blond talnes up his time. Speeden . AKERS, LINDA LEE-Student Council 25 Nominating Con. 2,35 One-Act Play 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Hepsters 45 Hula Hop Comm. 45 Dress Reg. Comm. 45 Cap and Gown 45 Linda remembers most the year Helix beat Sweetwater in an upset: her plans include maioring in business. lt's Only Make Believe . ALFRED, CLYDE ANDERT, THOMAS P.-Science Club 3,45 Radio Club 1,25 Tennis Team 35 Golf 25 Chess Club 25 College and becoming on employer for the electronics field are his plans. AMEY, HERBERT B.-Spanish Club 25 A. S. B. Card Rep. 15 Herb intends to specialize in auto mechanics5 a certain girl and the Marine Corps Reserve are his interests. Green Mosquito . All In the Game . ANDERSON, LEE M.-Football 15 Bowling, working on his car and making plans to attend Jr. College are l.ee's pastimes5 he hopes ta become a building contractor. lt's ANDERSON, THOMAS EDWARD-Spanish Club 1,25 Bog Pipe Band I5 Art Club, Treas. 25 Inter-Club Council 45 Library Club 25 Pres. 35 Science Club 35 Torch Bearer 35 Fling Staff 45 Graduation Comm. 45 Listening to Hi-Fi, playing tennis and planning for San Diego State are Tom's activities. Sail Along Silvery Moon . ARBUCKLE, MARYLE IERTA-Spanish Club 15 Sr. Orchestra I,2,3,45 Phi Alpha Tau 2,3,45 Orchesis 25 Science Club, Sec. 45 Library Club 35 Pageant 25 To become a high school math teacher, a better violinist and ta attend San Diego State ore Maryle's plans. I'll be Seeing You . ARMSTRONG, JULIE ANN-Student Council 1,25 Y-Teens 1,3,45 Duchess 2,3,45 Hep- sters 45 Sr. Play 45 Cop and Gown Comm. 45 Girls' League 45 Going to football games, parties and eating pizza are Julie's outside interests5 she hopes ta have a singing career. Something Coal. BACKUS, NANCY ROSALIE-Y-Teens 1,2,3, V-Pres, 45 Tumbling 25 Hi-Steppers 35 Fling Staff 45 Cap and Gown Comm. 45 Hula Hop 45 leading Lassie 45 Maiorette 45 Rosalie would like an orange '59 Chevy and that certain guy with her. Harlem Nocturne. BAILEY, GARY LAWRENCE - Football I5 Tennis 25 Spanish Club 3, Pres.5 Fling Staff 45 Key Club 45 Nominating Conv. 35 College, the service, and landing a good and enjoyable iob are Gary's plans for the future. My Prayer. 9 BAKER, JANICE ANNETTE-Student Council 2,3, G. League 3, Leading Lassie 3, G. League Rep. 4, Jan is a Mid-Term graduate, she hopes to have a good life and be a good wife to Phil. A Casual Look . BECKHAM, ROBERT OWEN- Baseball 1,25 Golf 3, Vista La Mesa Hi-Y 2,35 Key Club 4, Student Council 3.4: Lotter- men's Club 35 Pram Comm. 4, Brothers of the Spear 4, Col- lege and eventually being a successful engineer are Owen's plans, he enioys life. You Send Me. 0 BALDUFF, LE ANNA SUE-Le Anna came to Helix in her Sen- ior year from East High in Wi chita, Kansas. She enjoys boys, music, and dancing. Blue Moon . ERREE THEODORE GRANT Student Council I 2 Tennis 3 Inter Club Council V Pres 3- Football I,4, Basketball l,2, Track 2, The Marine Corps BAKER, JERRY C.-Science Club 3,45 Baccalaureate Usher 3, College and becoming a research chemist are Jerry's plans, he will remember the Friendly teachers and students at Helix. Memories . BARNES, JOANNE DARLENE- Future plans are to be a good beautician and marry'that cer- tain guy. She eniays our football games and dances. Chapel of Love . BALO 1 - l 2 1 - , V- e V and college are this lad's plans, bowling, swimming, and having fun are his interests. Pussy Cat , BARDACKE, FRANK JOE-Football I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4,-La Mesa Hi-Y 3, Senior Pres. 4, Fling 3,4, C. S. F. 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Frank enioys q good argument and having fun, college is includel in his plans, The Old Dope PeddIer . BARNETT, WILLIAM WALTER-Lettermen's Club 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Key Club 4, Oregon State College is where Bob will be after grad uation, eniaying life and having fun are his outside interests. MoongIow . BARTHOLOMEW, GAIL MARIE-Y,Teens 4, G, L, Publicity 45 Mixed Chorus I, Sr. Glee 2,3, Choir 4, Sr, Banquet Chairman 4, Election Board 4, Comm. at Concssslons 4 Gail will remember the S. O. U. at lunch and enioying her life in general. Unchained Melody . BAUCUM, DANNY ALLEN-Football I, Mixed Chorus I, Choir 2,3,4, Pres. of Choir 45 Claudia and keeping his car running are Danny's outside interests, he hopes to secure a steady iob. A Letter to an Angel , BAURIDL, CECILIA JACQUELYN-Modern Dance Club 3,4, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Trifettes 3, Sr. Banquet Comm, 4, Jackie would like to travel around the world and go to college I've Got a Feeling . BAXTER, TERRY F.-Kilocycles, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Radio Club, College and electronics work are Terry's goal, winning the Metro Championship in football will be remembered for a long time. It's All In The Game . BEATTY, MONNIE-Helix l:.telmen's Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Base- ball l,2,3,4, La Mesa l E-Y l,2,3, Key Club 2,4, Science Club l,2, Brothers of the Spear 3, Mamie wer.. to be Q playboy, go lf. college and play football. rom Dooley. BERG, EVANGELINE JOAN-Chalk Duster: 2: C. S. F. l,2, 3,4, Tartan Staff 4, Science Club 45 Hepsters 4, The Univ. of Calif. and travel are two things Evangeline will work for, she'Il remember the S. O. U. An American In Paris, BIBEE, MARILYN-Freshman Sec. I, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pom Pon Corps 3, Prom. Comm. 4, Becoming an Airline hostess and marriage will be in her plans. lt Happened Once Before. BLAIR, JIM DOUGLAS-Brothers of the Spear 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track l,2,35 Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball 25 La Mesa Hi-Y 35 Beach, Cars and a certain girl are Jim's interests5 the Air Force is next on his list, lt's All in the Game . BlAlR, PHYLLIS ANN-Y-Teens 'I5 Veep 2,3,45 J. V. Cheerleader 25 Jr. Class Treas. 35 Jr. Ring Comm. 35 G. l.. Publicity Com. 'l5 Hula Hop 35 leadership Cant. 2,35 les Convetables l,25 Sr. Banquet Comm. 45 Hepsters 2,3,45 Tartan Rep. 25 Phyllis will attend college and have a lot of fun. I Miss You So . BOGGESS, LYLE lYNN-Freshman Council 15 Student Council 35 Cross Country 35 Spirit, learning facilities, and the friendliness of everyone are things Lyle will re- member about Helix5 he would like to go into law enforcement. Jarnboree . BORCHERT, WILLIAM ' BOISVERT, MELAINIE-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Cap and Gown Comm. 45 Student Council 35 Melainie will remember her S anish las with p c s Mr. Victor5 work and marriage are her future plans. No one Knows . BOLSNAZY, ROBERT STEPHAN -Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3545 Orchestra 45 Science Club 3,45 Football l5 Helix Theater Guild 3,45 A.S.B.Pl 3-Bb l ' ' ' ' ay , o pans to enter the seminary and now he enyoys earning money. The Day the Rains Came Down . BOUCHER, ETHEL LYNE-Sr. Orch. l,2,3 45 Concert Mistress 4- Pom Pon Corps 25 Lieut 3 Captain 4 Sr Gift Comm 4 Duchesses 234 YTeens I G Lea ue 2 l n .V 5 , ., :. .1 ,.:- 1. 9 :yehopes to become a secretary and then marry later5 she enioys a certain red Impala. My Funny Valentine . BOUFFARD, JUDY MARY-Glee Club L25 Maiorette 25 Outing Club 15 Judy transferred to Helix from Maine5 she hopes to become a Lab. technician after college. lt's Only Make Believe . BRAGE, GARY K.-Pageant Crew l,25 Brigadaon Crew 25 San Diego State will come before Gary can make his ambition a success5 he hopes to be a cost estimator for a construction company. The Twelfth of Never . BRAMMER, PHYLLIS ANN-Student Council 25 Y-Yeens5 les Convetables5 Baccalaureate Comm. 45 G. Leo work or moior in a specialist school after graduation. Love is a Many Splendored Thing . BRIERLY, BARBARA LEE-Y-Teens 3,45 C. S. F, I5 Bowlin Cl b 12' H'-S 23 g u , , I teppers , 5 Heatherettes 2,35 Hula Hop Comm. 35 Barbara would like to go to college and just have fun5 she enioys anything that is full of good times. The Song from Moulin Rouge . gue l,2,3,45 Phyllis hopes to become a career girl5 she plans to BROOK, ANITA MAYNENE-Student Council l,2,35 Mixed Chorus lp Choir 35 Girls Ensemble 2,35 Y-Teens 45 Announcements 45 Hula Hop 45 Tartan Staff 45 Lloyd, sew ing, singing and ,making plans for Jr: College ag Anita's plons5 she would like to be a policewoman. Too Young. BROWN, CHARIES-Football ly Chuck's ambition is to be an engineer or architect the Air Farce or State College are also in his plans. The Twelfth of Never. suusecx, vmomm JOANNEHChcir a,4, Ensemble 4, sf. Play Comm. 4, One Act Plny 3,45 A. s. n, Play 3,4, sec- rfens, Theater Guild 4, Virginia would like to be in show business and go to Jr. College. Drama is her main interest. Something Wondertulf' BRYANT, HOWARD J.-College and becoming a physicist or an engineer are Howard's plans. He has been very active in school. My Funny Valen- fine. BUEHL, NANCY KAREN-Freshman Class Treas. 15 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Ensemble 2,45 Choraliers 45 Pom Pon Corps 25 Lieut. 35 V, Cheerleaders 45 Hepsters 45 Student Council 25 Graduation Comm. 45 Jr. Ring Comm. 35 Leadership Conf. 1,3,45 Dancing, swimming and planning for college are Nancy's interests. My Funny Valentine . BURRELL, MICHAEL ANNE-Mi- chael came to Helix in her Jr. year from Hoover5 Y-Teens is her Senior activity. The Twelfth of Never . BURKE, PEGGY JO-Tumbling Team 1,2, Pres. 35 Y-Teens 'I5 Ass't Com. of Concessions 2,35 Jr. Class Veep 35 Secretary of A. S. B. 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Being with Rocky and many other things take up her spare time5 the spirit and kids at Helix are the things she will remember about Helix. Thou- sand Stars . CARD, DAVID MALCOLM-To at- tend .Ir. college and make plans to become an aviation mechanic are Dave's plans5 he likes to go skin diving. Make Believe . CAVEY, VALMER G.-This Helix laddie would like to become a contractor5 now cars are his main interest. How The Time Flies. BVRUM, PATRICIA ANN-Pat hopes to go into secretarial work, she enio ys dances and iust having fun. It's Only Make Believe . CAHILL, DIANE LEE-Y-Teens 1,25 Girls Glee5 Sr. Comm. 45 Cars, boys, and being with the gang are Diane's outside interests5 she will attend Jr. College. Blue Moon . CARL, RONALD WILLIAM-Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Pep Band 2,3, leader 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Prom Comm. Chm. 45 Graduation Usher 35 Pageant 1,25 Leadership Conf. 35 College and being a iet pilot, if all goes well, are Ron's plans. Night in Tunisia . CARLILE, LEONA MAE-G. League 1,35 C. S. F, 15 Y-Teens Ii Fling Staff 'l5 Girl's Ensemble 35 Working in her church youth group and making plans for college in the fall are Leona's outside interests. To Know Him is to Love Him . CARLSON, ANN EILEEN-Flag Corps 35 Theater Guild 2,3,45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 A. S. B. Play 2,3,45 One-Act Play 2,3,45 Ann enioys anything with the theater in it5 she hopes to become an actress. You'll Never Walk Alone . CARLSON, ROBIN KAY-Chalk Dusters 15 Highland Hepsters 1,2535 Swimming Club 35 Making a good wife for that certain guy is Robins plan5 she enioys life and having fun. To Know Him Is to Love Him . CARRASCO, GEORGE ANTONIO-Football I,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Student Council 35 La Mesa Hi-Y I,2,35 Key Club 45 Bros. of the Spear 45 Lettermen's Club 2,35 Vice Pres. 45 Tony hopes to become a coach5 sports are his interest, also college. Only You . CASTELLANO, HENRY-Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Basketball 25 Track l,2,3,45 Henry would like to get a 1959 Chevy so he can enioy life at college a little bit more5 the Air Force is also included in his plans. Deep Purple. CESENA, LIUBA NIEVES-Y-Teens l,2, Pres. 3,45 Swimming Club I5 Senior Class Treas. 45 Homecoming 45 Cuyamaca Conf. 3,45 Liuba intends to go to busines college and then marriage5 Bob is her main interest. How the Time Flies.' CHESS, JOHN WILLIAM-John hopes to make it to U.C.L.A.5 meanwhile San Diego State, skin diving, hunting, parties, and girls will take up his time. Walking Along. CLARK, MARC KAY-Wrestling 1,2, Captain 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 15 lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 La Mesa Hi-Y 3,45 Key Club 45 Bros. of the Spear 45 Sr. Privileges Comm. 45 Drugs, parties, and Rudy's great party are Marc's interests5 he will artend college. Chantilly Lace . CLARNO, ROBERT HUGH-Helix Theater Guild 2,3: Vista La Mesa Hi-Y 3,45 Cancessions5 Bond5 Two years of active duty in the service and then Jr. College are Bob's plans. Summertime , COATS, KATHLENE GAIL-Art Club 1,2,35 Sec-Treas 45 Bowling Club 15 Dardenels 3: Tri-etts 3: Y-Teens 45 Tennis Club 45 Water skiing, square-dancing and trav- eling ore Kathy's interests5 she would like to be a commercial artist. Little Star . COX, JEANNE MARIE-Y-Teens li G. Glee 2,45 Sr. Glee 45 Highland Hepsters 45 To be a good wife and mother for Bob is all im- portant to Jeanie. Jamboree . COOPER, ROBERTA LYNN-G. L,5 Bowling Club 1,2, Veep 35 Hepsters l,2,3,45 Tennis Club, Sec. 45 Election Board 2,3,45 Sr. Prom, Comm. 45 To go to the East Coast to college and then to be an accountant are Roberta's plans5 she will remember the friendly people in the halls. Near You . COVELL, JOHANNAH ROSE-G. League 1,2,45 Jr. Glee 15 Choir 45 Sr. Glee 2,35 C. S. F. 2,3,45 Cap and Capers 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Tri-etts 3, Pres. 35 Orchesix 3,45 Sr. Banquet Comm. 45 College and working for a nursing diploma and B.S. degree are her plans. Whispering Hope . CRAWFORD, CHESTER PAUL-Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3,4: Football 15 Calif. Cadet Corps 2,3, Drill Team 35 Chet would like to attend Brigham Young and be a sales executive. South Pacific . CROSS, SHARON CUNNINGHAM, JERRY DEE-Cross Country 1,2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 To make money and be with Pat are going to take up mast of Jerrry's time. Tom Dooley . DAVIS, CYNTHIA ANN-Bagpipe Bond 25 Tartan Rep. 35 Science Club 45 College and teaching head the list for this lass5 she enjoys tennis and badminton. Greensleeves DAWSON, BARBARA JO-Student Council 1,25 Jr. Glee 25 Barbara hopes to go on a vacation with a friend after graduatiam she enioys going out with that certain someone. Tear Drops . DAWSON, DANIEL c.-Band 1,2,4, Phi Alpha Tau 1,2,3,4, science Club 2, veep 3,45 Chess Club 3, Veep 45 Dan would like to be a high school math-science teacher. That old Bleek Magic. mcxsv, EARL DICKINSON, JANE REED-To work for 0 while and to marry are .lane's'plans: she would also like a nice happy family. The traditions and spirit at Helix will be remembered by her. Pertidia. DOWER, THERESA R.-Y-Teens 15 Jr. and Sr, Glee, Cv. League Service Camm.5 Jr. Achieve- ment 1,25 Big Sister 2: Business school and modeling are Terry's future plansp water- skiing and good music take up Q let af time for her. wr Only Make Believe. 1 5 FALKENSNNE, BETTY DEE-Sr. Play 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Modern Dance 2,3,45 Sr. Glee 45 Drama 3,45 State college and o MRS. degree is what this lass would like5 being with that special guy and enioying life is the way she spends her time. Bali Ha'i. 14 DULI., GLENDA CAROL-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Orchesis 25 Having fun and being friendly are Glencla's past- timesp maybe Jr. College or Professional School will be included in future plans, My Funny Valentine. EBRIGHT, SUZANNA ELIZABETH -Girl's Glee5 Y-Teens 1,25 The football and basketball games are what Suzanna will mast likely remember about Helix5 she will work after graduation. Moonlight Dove . EDWARDS, JACK ALAN-Bowling lt's all in the Game . ELAM, CHARLENE DAWN-C. S. F. DYE, G. HOWARDfTrock l,Z,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Marching Band 'I5 Having Wadsworth for 4 years is something Howard will never forget5 college and summer work are in his plans. H26 Miles , ELKINS, DAVID-Dave hopes to become an electrician5 college and work are his plans. lt's Only Make Believe . Club 15 Ticket Sq. l5 Boy's Glee 3,45 Choir 45 Two years of Jr. College and then the Air Force are Jack's plans. 5 Charlene enioys collecting stamps, sewing, reading and having fun5 college is her future activity. Bless This House. ELLIOTT, JUDITH ANN-Bowling Club 1,25 Swimming Club l5 Student Council 25 Flag Corps 35 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Nominating Conv. 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Judy's life is full of fun and aclventure5 she enioys progressive ian, boys, and the beach during tlie summer. Scarlet Ribbons . EMBREE, HOWARD DANIEL-Fling Editor 3,45 C. S. F. l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Science Club 35 Dan hopes to go to college and someday to be chair mon of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Girl of My Dreams . ENGLAND, JOHN KENNETH-C. C. C. l,2,3,45 Marching Bond 1,35 Concert Band 35 John would like to be a paratroop instructor5 boots, planes, hunting, and working are his outside interests. King Creole . ENGLE, BUDDY C.-Buddy is interested in his cor club, Universols , and girls5 he would like to become a printer. For Your love . ENSIGN, RONALD WILLIAM-'Ronnie hopes to ioin the Navyp meanwhile he enioys cars, the radio, ond girls. Count Every Star . EVANS, PENELOPE-Swimming Club 1,35 Choir 2,35 Y-Teens l,25 Penny is seen enioy ing herself everywhere5 she likes riding in sharp Chevies. Topsy, Part ll. FELTER, MARGARET KRISTINE-C. S. F. 2,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 35 Tartan Bearer 35 Spanish Club, Sec. l, Trecls. 25 Fling 35 Hepsters 35 Graduation Comm. 45 Cole lege, world travel, newspaper work and reading are all in Mar9aret's plans. Harbor Lights. FIDLER, PHILLIP E.-Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling 23,45 Track 35 l.a Mesa Hi-Y 35 Phil plans to go to college and grad- uuie, sports and wr. are his pastimes. nie Blah. FIELD, VERONICA CHARLOTTE-Student Council 3, C. S. F. l,2,3,4, Science Award 2, Science Club 3, Treas. 4, Orchesis 2,3,4, Tartan 3,4, Business Manager 4, Tartan Bearer 3, Graduation Comm, 4, Library Club 3, Pageant 2, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Rocky plans to go to college and practice space medicine on handsome spacemen. Tammy , FORTIER, KENNETH NORMAN- Track 4, Including dancing, girls, and cars, Ken would like to be a good mechanic too. Moon- glow . FLORENCE, JULIE ANN-Julie enioys sewing, cooking and swimming, she hopes to build a house of her own one day. The Big Bopper . FREEMAN, SANDRA KAY-Fresh- man Y-Teens I, Tumbling Team 2, Modern Dance 4, Girl's Glee l, Sandy hopes to be an airline hostess, she enioys movies, danc- ing, swimming, going to parties, and iust having a good time with lots of people. All l have to do is Dream . FOUNTAIN, ROBERT ALLEN-Football 2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club, Sec.-Treas. 3,4, Student Council I,2,3, Nominating Conv. I,2, Tartan Staff 4, To be the proud owner of his own business, and being rich and sophisticated are lob's goals, he eniays cars and dates. Soft Summer Breeze , FRAZIER, GERALD EDWARD-Jerry was the back end of Moc this year, he is planning on College while he also enioys girls, his car club, and foot- ball games. lt's All in The Game . FULLER, JANET DELANE-Library Club 4, Y-Teens 3, Big Sister 2, Making plans for graduation, marriage and o happy life are Janet's interests. Loving Yau . GAINES, TOMMY DOUGLAS-Chess Club I, C.C.C. 2,3, Drill Platoon 2, Fancy Drill 2,3, Rifle Team 3, Color Guard 2,3, Tom is planning on ioining the Air Force and having Fun with girls, waterskiing, fishing and hunting. One Summer Night . GALE, ALAN SNERYIIN-Orchestra I, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, U,C.L.A. and then becoming on Aeronautical engineer ore Alan's plans. Abalone diving and good food are his outside interests. Fever . GALLETTA, PATRICK MICHAEL-C.S.F., Quill and Scroll, Canter Editor, Fling, News Editor 4, Pot would like to attend Annapolis or college, he enioys building miniature model houses. Pussy Cat . GATES, ROGER DALE-Track I, Basketball I, Ditch Day Comm. 4, El Camino Jr. College in L. A. and maioring in accounting are Roger's plans. Topsy, Part Il . GEERDES LARRY WAYNE Marching Band I234 Orchestra 4 Tennis i234 Plan ning for San Diego State rs Larrys interest he enloys music and tennis Block Satin GEORGE, DAVID WESLEY-Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Baseball I,2,4, La Mesa Hi-Y l,2,3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Dave enjoys cars, spans and girls, college is in the future. Those Deaf Hearts and Gentle People, GIBSON, JACKOLEEN, McGEE-Y-Teens 4, Civetts 3, Pep Club, G. League 2.3, Drill Team I, Maiorette I, F. B. L., Jackie came to Helix in her Senior year from LA., she intends to work and support her husband through college and raising a family will take up her time. How the Time Flies. GOLDEN, ROGER FRANCIS- Sr. Play, Student Council, Ten- nis 3, Track 2, A. S. B. Play 3, Roger will go to college and then try to find employ- ment in the Hotel industry. New World Symphony. 'I5 HENNEIERRY, JO ANN-Nurses Club l,2,35 Chorus l,25 la Ann hopes to make it throu h 4 years of college and to have a lot at tun. Deep Purple. 16 GRAY, CAROL lYNN-Yfleens l,2,35 Election Board 35 Choir 35 Glee l,25 Sr. Glee 3,45 Hula Hop 35 Baccalaureate 45 Swimming Club 35 Carol hopes to be a nurse, housewife and mother5 she likes to lis- ten to records and going with that certain guy. lt's All ln the Game . GRAY, ROBERT KENNETH-library Club l,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Bob hopes to be a doctor in the future5 classical piano and organ is what he enioys. l'm Always Chasing Rainbows . GREEN, EDDIE THOMAS-Golf, cars, and girls are Eddie's out- side interest, he would like to be rich someday. Earth Angel . HAFFNER, JACKIE-Jr, and Sr. Glee5 Y-Teens 3,45 G.L. A5 Big Sister 35 Waterskiing, and some- one special means a lot5 to be a . social director aboard a ship or modeling are her future plans. The Right to love . GREENE, LYNNEL CAROLE-Girl's Glee l5 Choir 2,35 Drama 3,45ofCl1e5lS Club 1.25 Student Council l,25 leading Lassie 35 Brigacloon 35 Y-Teens l5 Nominating Conv. 2,35 One-Act Play 3,45 lynnel plans on becoming an average working girI5 she enjoys acting and plays. Going Steady . GUNDRY, JAMES MAX-Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,145 Key Club 35 Student Council l,2,3,45 Tartan Sales l,2,35 lim is noted for his sense of humor5 sports and cars are his outside interest for now. Starlight Souvenir . HALE, JOHN PATRICK-Football l5 John can be seen with Nancy almost everywhere5 future plans include marriage and the service. Suzie Darlin . HALLMARK, EDWARD-Track 2,3,45 A.S.B. Cards5 Theater Guildg The Air Force and marriage are Ed's plans5 he hopes to have the better things in life. Brown-Eyed Hand some Man . HANSON, SHAlE LEE-Bowling Club 1,25 Tennis 2,35 Science Club 45 Chess Club 35 Shale would like to go to college and become a meteoralagist. little Star . HARMS, ROBERT BRUCE-Football l,2,35 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4g la Mesa Hi-Y l,2, Sergeant at Arms 3 V-Pres 4- Nominating Conv 2 Sr Privile es and T d't' Chm. 45 Key Club 45 Bob would like to own a sports car and see Jim's car run as good as hisg he'll remeniber theigreat guys on the footbbll team. 'gummertimba I mm HARTWELL, EDWIN EVERETTE-Key Club 45 Hepsters 25 Track 35 Basketball 35 Student Council l5 Becoming a commercial pilot d ll Ed' f I . ' good food and sports rote high on his list. Since l've Met Baby . an no ag. an 5 mum pcm' gals' can' MAwKlNs, :uso wslnon-Photograph 1,2,3,4, Fred eniays water-skiing, hunting, fishing and photography. He hopes to ioin the Air Force. Harbor lights. HENSELMEIR SUE ANN Sue hopes to be a top notch Sec retory she hopes to attend college or work Twelfth of Never HERMAN LESLIE BRUCE Track 34 Cross Country 4 Wres tlmg 4 Tartan Staff 3 Lee would like an education at one at the military academies and he will always remember sports with Coach Wadsworth To Know Him ls to Love Him. Hlll, JANIS KAY-Student Council lp Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Ticket Squad l. Janis hopes to be a dental technician or a clactor's assistant. Having fun and going places are her interests. Near You. Hlll., JOHN JACOB-Orchestra l,2,3,45 Band 35 Highland Hepsters 45 Helix String Quartet 2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 4. Medical school and a certain mountain in Switzerland are in John's plans. Summer- time. HODGE, JANET-Choir, Cho- raliers. Janet is a three-year graduate. Secretarial or musical work are in her plans. My True love. HUNTER, CARMEN-Tumbling Club 3,45 library Club 3,45 Sci- ence Club 3,45 Y-Teens 4. Car- men wants ta be a success. College, a career, and marriage are in her future plans. Ten- derlyf' HODGSON, BARBARA LOU-Jr. Glee l5 Mixed Chorus 25 Sr. Glee 35 Ensemble 45 Big Sister 2,35 Girls' League Social Comm. 35 Pageant 25 Y- Teens 4: Orchesis 2,3. Attending college and maioring in language or psychology are Barbara's plans. She'll remember the sessions of the S.O.U. I'll Walk With God. HUGG, JUDY LEE-Election Board 253,45 Racquettes l,2, Pres. 3,45 Y-Teens 35 Hi-lighters 1,25 Tartan Rep. 35 Tartan Staff 45 Hepsters 2,3,45 leadership Conf. 3,45 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Hula Hop 3,45 Ditch Day Comm. 45 Pageant 25 Nominating Conv, 4. Judy's interested in everything. Our football games and that certain guy are to be remembered by her. Na One Knows. HUNTSMEN, GARY A.-Gary plans to study mechanics at college. He's interested in enioying all activities. Searching .lAPS, DONNA L-Girls' League llep. l,35 Choir 3, Secretary 45 Senior Privileges and Traditions Comm. 4. Donna's future plans include marriage. She enioys swimming and filling her hope chest. Darling lt's Wonderful. JOHNSON, STEPHEN W.-Steve enioys guns, athletics, and photography. Trying to get ahead in the world will take up his time. Only Make Believe. JONAS, DON LEE-Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Don would like to go into the field of engineering, and he'll study at San Diego State. ilockin' Robin. JONES, KENNETH WARREN-Band l,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Phi Alpha Tau 3. Ken will remember the facultyqfriends, and good times he had at' Helix. Electrical engineer- ing and college are in his future plans. Greensleeves Jovcs, nom KAV-v-Teen. 1,2,:x, Ha-stepper. 2,3, Captain 4, ning Staff 3, Ass't Commissioner 35 Sr. Gift Comm. Chairman 45 C.S.F. 2, Dona is interested in studying commercial art and then marrying. She enioys playing the piano and says she'll always remember those slumber parties. Stranger ln Paradise. tw if el' -. ...., 4 4. L ,. .W . ., 5 5 3 Q 5 . A ---- 291, S KEELER, JAMEs ALFRED-Crass country 1,2,3,4, Truck 1,2,3,4, Art Club l,2,3,45 Hepsters 4. 1im's future plans include becoming an automobile designer. ln his spare time he likes to work an cars and listen to Dave Brubeck. Granada KEl.l, TERESA ANNEfOrcl'lesls 1,25 Advisory Council l5 Nominating Conv. 2,35 Y-Teens 45 Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4. Terri plans to be a professional model, and does some modeling in her spare time. All About Ronnie. l KELLER, CAROLE LEU-Sr. Play 45 Sr. Announcements Comm. 45 Tartan Staff 45 Phi Alpha Tau, Sec. 3,45 N.F.L. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Duchesses 2,145 Nominating Conv. 2,35 Hepsters ly Tennis Club 3. Being on debate teams and going to speech tourna- ments are favorite pastimes for Carole, College and Bol. are in her plans. Topsy Part ll. 17 2 a and Gown Comm 4 Girls' Lea ue 34 Pla in the KELLEY, JUDITH CAIOLE-Y-Teens l,5 C p , 5 ' 9 , , y 9 accordion, dancing, and photography are Judy's pastimes. She hopes to go to college and become a nurse. lt's All in the Game. KLAUS, JOAN CAROLINE-Pom Pon Corps 75 Senior Glee. Joan plans to attend college and enioys participating in church activities. Listening to records and bowling are among her many interests, How Great Thou Art. KENDIIICK, RON HOWARD-Key Club 25 Basketball 2,35 l.ettermen's Club 2,3,45 Sr. Ditch Doy Comm. 4. Ron plans to go to college and take up engineering. Marriage is also among his future plans. Ron takes an active interest in his parents' business. Mister Sandman. KUSKEIA, ARLETTE JoANNE-Y- Teens 3,45 Bowling Club 'I5 Girls' league 2,45 Sr. Banquet Comm. 45 Min-Tidiers 35 Ass't Commis- sioner 4. Arlette would like to be a lawyer and while she is busy with her cases she will enioy bowling, listening to music, and remembering the S.0.U. My Funny Valentine. KOENIG, KAREN ESTELLE-Kerry would like to become o telephone operator and then get married. She enioys horseback riding in her spare time. More Than You Know. KOGER, DEVANA DEE-Choir, Fnsernble 45 Junior and Senior Glee 2,35 Tennis 15 Y-Teens 45 Sr, Banquet Comm. 45 Bible Club 3,4. Marriage and aeronautical school are at the top of Devana's list of plans. Being a good wife to Bill will take up all of her spare time. How Great Thou Art, KRANZ, LISA KREFTING, JACK LESLIE-Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Choraliers 3,45 Orchestra 3,4. Jack wants to attend college. Cars and music are among his many interests. KUNZ, DAVE BEN, JR.-Cross Country 1,25 Wrestling li Track 1,25 la Mesa Hi-Y 'I5 Radio Club l, Veep 2. Dave plans to go to iunior college and then transfer to State where he'll study to become an electronics engineer. The Great Pretender. LABER, PAYRICIA ALICE-Pom Pon Corps 2, Lieutenant 35 Y-Teens l,2,35 Highland Hepsters l,25 Sr. Gift Comm. 4. Pat plans to go to San Diego J, C., become a medical assistant, and then get married. Being with Ronnie is one of her favorite pastimes. You'll Never Walk Alone. lA DDU, GENE EDWARD-Gene would like to be a mechanic for an airline and also be in the Air Force. Devoted to You. LEEPER, SHIRLEY ANN-Girls' Glee lg YfTeens l,2. Shirley would like to become a model or go into secretarial work. listening to records is her favor' ite pastime. It's Only Make Believe. 18 LARCOMBE, PAMELA JOYCE-Y-Teens 15 Min-Tidiers 35 Duchesses lg Sr. Announcement Comm. 45 Hula Hop Comm. 45 .Homecoming Queen 4, Pam's future will include college, work, and making a good housewife. Black Satin. LEHEW, CHARLES JEFFERSON, JR.-Tartan Rep. 4. Chuck has included going to iunior college in his future plans. He enioys his car and being with that certain girl. Rumble. LINDEMANN, MARIAN ALLE5-Highland Hepsters 2. Being an airline hostess or a secretary are in her future plans. Swimming and listening to records help pass time. Make Believe. MacINTOSH, BONNIE JEAN-Art Club 1,25 Tartan Bearer 35 Old Cape Cod. MAI.ESKI, BARBARA JEAN-Min-Tidiers 25 Y-Teens l, Treas. and driving his Corvette mean a lot to Barbara. She would MANNING, JAMES ALLEN-Jim would like to go to college interests. Born Too late. LITTLE, JACK McCl.URE, DICK GLENN-Dick plans to get a iob or perhaps go to a iunior college after graduation. He would like to become a commercial artist. lt's All in the Game. McAFEE, ROSALIE MAE-Science Club 2,3,45 Cap 'n Capers 35 C.S.F. 2,145 Tartan Bearer 35 Gradua- tion Comm. 4. Rosalie would like to discover the l02nd radioactive element. While she is doing this she will attend college and will travel. Wonderful, Wonderful. McNEIl, STANlEY THOMAS- Cross Country 1,35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Key Club 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Sr. Privileges and Traditions Comm. 4, Stan's future plans include college. He would like to become an airplane pilot. Going to the beach is one of Stan's interests. Moonglow. McKENZlE, CAROL ANNE-C.S.F. l,2,3,45 Phi Alpha Tau 3,45 Tartan Bearer 35 Sr. Play 45 Nominating Conv. 3,45 Tartan Staff 45 Baccalaureate Comm. 45 Student Council 15 Girls' league I,2. Carol plans to attend college and major in special education. She enioys church work and wants to be a good teacher. Balero. McLAUGttlIN, ERIN MARGARET-Orchesis 3, Publicity Chairman 45 Chalk Duxters I5 Highland Hepsters 2. Erin plans to go to college and then get married. Her main interests are dancing and modeling. She enioys listening to anything by Julie London. MARTIN, DAWN LOUISE-Tartan Rep. lp Sr. Announcements Comm. 4. Dawn includes marriage among her plans for the future. She enioys dancing and horseback riding in her spar! time. Black Magic. Science Club 45 Y-Teens I. Bonnie would like to go on to business school and then take up some kind of art. 2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Highland Hepsters 45 Sr. Gift Comm. 4. Being with Ronnie like to go to beautician school. All About Ronnie. and then became a Physical Education teacher. Tumbling, the trampoline, and gymnastics are his outside MARTIN, ELYWIN CARROI.-Football l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 l.ettermen's Club 3,45 La Mesa Hi-Y 3,45 Nominating Conv. 3. A certain girl is his main outside interest and iunior college followed by college are in his future. Buddy is a great asset to any sport. River of No Return. MARTIN, JAMES THOMAS-Anything to do with cars interests Jim. He would like to become a draftsman. Que 'Uk MAXWELL, DIANE ELIZABETH-C.S.F. l,25 Tri-Ettes 1,25 Span- ish Club'35 G.A,A. I. To marry and have a happy home would make Diane happy. She enioys swimming, knitting and miniature golf. Beats There a Heart so True. MEREDITH, MAURICE AlYRED-Maurice plans to ga to col- lege and would like to become a lawyer. He enioys skin- diving and working with cars. 'Iapsy Part ll. MERINO, ANTHONY GEORGE -Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4. Tony plans to go to college and maior in business administra- tion. The 1957 Sweetwater game will be remembered by him. When I See You. I9 MULKINS, DONNA-Donna's future includes her husband Tom and her little girl, Bev. She wants to be a good math- er and have a nice family. Donna, 20 MERRITT, ROBERT ALLEN-Cross Country, Track, Radio Club: C.C.C. Bob will remember the good times at Helix. MICHAEL, MARIE ANTOINETTE- Orchesis 1,25 C.S.F. 1,2, A.S.B. Play 'l,2,3,A, Helix Theatre Guild 2,3, Pres. 4, Sr. Play Comm. 4, Tartan Bearer 34 Bon- nie Lassies 'l,2,3. To live every minute of her life to its fullest and to study dramatic arts are Toni's plans, She'll remember the S.O,U. Claire de Lune. MERRYMAN, GEORGIA ANN-Girls' league 3, Sr. Play Director 4, Theatre Guild 2,3,4, A.S.B. Plav 3. Georgia plans to work after graduation and then marry. She eniays plays, concerts, and acting. Honky Tonk. MILLER, MICHAEL ROBERT-Foot ball 4, Nominating Conv. 3, Student Council 4, Sr. Banquet Comm. 4, Varsity Cheerleader 35 Leadership Conf. 2,37 Key Club 2,37 Helix Hi-Y 2,3, Highland Hepsters 2,3. Mike enioys Kathy, cars, sports, and having fun. College and work are in this happy-go-lucky guy's plans. Secret Love. MIKSELL, MARALYN LOEE-Swimming Club I, Highland Hepsters 2. To marry John and be a cartoonist are her plans. Maralyn will remember the wonderful people at Helix, Ebb Tide. MILLER, MADALYN EVE--C.S.F. l,2,3,4g Tri-Ettes I, Sec, 2, Veep 3, Inter-Club Council 3, Graduation Usher 35 Science Club 4: Choir 4, Sr. Grad- uation Comm. 4. Madalyn plans to ga to college and become a bacteriolagist. ln her spare time she enjoys playing her cacordion. Na Man is an Island. MOON, JUDITH LOU-Freshman Council lg Girl's League Rep. Judy's future plans include working as a secretary-receptionist for I.B.M Later marriage will enter her plans. Why Don't They Understand. MORAGA, ANGELINA-Angelina would like to become o telephone operator and then get married. She enioys skating and bowling. 'Twilight Time. MORGAN, J. R.-Chess Club 2, Tennis Team 2,35 Science Club 3,4. J. R. wants to go to iunior college, then transfer to S. D. State to study physics. He is a member of the U. S. American Meteorological Society. Judy, Judy. MOREY, KATHLEEN THAINE-Marching Bond 1,2,3,-tg Concert Band 2,3,4p Pep Band 3, Drum Moior 4g Leadership Conf. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. Kathy plans to go to college and then marry. She enioys listening to Stan Kenton and being with har Mike. Bali Hai. MORRISON, ALICE SUE-Y4Teens l,2,4g Art Club 1,35 Inter-Club Council 35 Spanish Club 3. Sue wants to get married after graduation. Lazy Summer Night. MOSS, MARY ANN-Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Hepsters 2,3,4, Girls' League 3. Mary Ann plans to go to college and would like to become a teacher. She enioys listening to records and going to all sporting events. When I Am With You. MUNN, FLORENCE JUNE-Ticket Squad 25 Swimming Club: Tennis Club 3. Florence wants to go to iuniar college and then get married. She enioys playing the piano and being with Doug. MURPHY, SHARON COLLEEN-Student Council I, Y-Teens l,2, V-Pres. 3,4, Swimming Club l,2, Pom Pon's 2,31 Hep- sters l,3,41 Jr. Ring Comm. 3, Sangleader 4, Leadership Cont. 3,4. Sharon, a peppy songleader, plans on marriage in the near future. Walking with Mr. Lee. MYERS, WILLARD EARL-Bill has mode going to college one of his aims for the future. He enioys working on his car and says he'll always remember the tremendous school spirit ot Helix. Green Door. NALL, KATHLEEN RUTH-Cuyamaca Conf. l,2,3,41 J.V, Cheerleader Z1 Songleader 41 Y-Teens l,41 Tartan Staff 41 Homecoming Princess 41 Sr. Gift Comm. 4. Kathy would like to attend Redlands University and become o teacher. Songleading and listening to the Four Freshmen are among her interests. lt Could Happen to You. NEWMAN, JOYCE DEAN-C.S.F. I1 Y-Teens 21 Science Club 3,41 Orchesis 3,41 Girls' League Rep. 3. Joyce wants to attend San Diego State College and become a scientist. She likes to play her accordion. April Love. NIELSON, N A N C Y ANN-Sr. Announcements Comm. 4. Nancy would like to go to iunior col- lege and then work. A business career and marriage are what she plans for the future. Be- longing to Someone. NICHOLSON, GAIL ELAINE-Fling 2,3, Business Manager 41 Y-Teens 41 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Gail wants to go to iunior college or business school. She likes to bowl, ride horses, gud work. Some Enchanted Evening. NICHOLSON, GORDON RORY-Football l,2,3,41 Basketball 'l,21 Baseball l,2,3,41 La Mesa Hi-Y 3,41 Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Gordy would like to attend Oregon State College and take up some form of electronics. Girls, swimming, and bowling are among his many interests. lt's All in the Game. 0'CONNOR, STEPHANIE ANN-Orchestra l,2,3,41 Choir 3,41 YsTeens 3,41 Baccalaureate Usher 31 Comm. of Public Relations 31 Senior Class Vice Pres.1 Homecoming Comm. 4, Bonnie Lassies 31 Student Council l,2,31 C.S.F. 21 leadership Conf. 3. The University of San Diego and music therapy for handicapped children are in Stevie's future plans. Rhapsody in Blue. ODEN, DAVID LEE-C.S.F. 3,41 Science Club 4. Dove plans to take an engineering course in college and become an astronautics engineer. Going to parties and dancing rate high with him. Topsy Part ll OLESEN, PAUL ANTHONY-Spanish Club 1,21 A.S.B. Play 4. Tony enioys working on his car in his spare time and going out with girls. Ramrod. 0'NEILL, JACQUELINE ANN-.lackie's future plans include a December wedding. She enioyi writing to Jimmy and would like to become a secretary. Twilight Time. ORNELAS, MICHAEL GARY-Science Club 4. Gary wants to go to college or go into the field of aviation and become a iet pilot. Only Make Believe. PACE, GARY GRIFFITH-Wrestling 3,4. Gary would like to go to iunior college and then transfer to the University of Utah and become an architect. His outside interest is girls. lt's All in the Game. PAIXAO, SANDRA ROSE-Y-Teens 2,31 Girls' Glee l,2. San- dra would like to go to iunior college or attend nursing school. listening to records and dancing appeal to her. Canadian Sunset. PATTY, MARILYN KAY-A.S.B. Rep. lg A.S.B. Card Rep. Marilyn would like to become rich1 while she is waiting for this to come about she enioys going to Dobh's and dating. Summertime PAUL. STANLEY EDWARD- Football 2, smksfbulr 1,21 Varsity Basketball 3,41 Tennis Team 3,41 Baseball l,21 Key Club 41 Student Council 'I1 Tartan Rep. 3. Anything from cars to food rate highly with this lad. 21 Topsy Part ll. PERMAN, SANDRA ELAINE-Girls' League 2,3,4p Y-Teens I, V-Pres, 2, Sec, 3,4p Frosh Class Veep 'lg Jr. Ring Comm. 3, Leadership Cont. l,3,4y Sr. Class Sec. 4, Sr. Homecoming Comm. 4. Sandy plans to go to State College and then marry. Her main interests are having fun and enioying herself. Unchained Melody. PETERSON, BARBARA DIANE-Tartan Rep, 2, Y-Teens 3,4, Sr, Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Homework, exams, teachers, school spirit, football games, and dances are the things Diane will be remembering about Helix, She would like to go into education. Stardust. PETERSON, P A U L A.-Student PIRAZZINI, ROBERT THOMAS- Cauncil, lp Football 25 Helix Hi- REED, LINDA MAE-Girls' Glee l,3,4, Mixed chorus 2, r-Teens l. Linda wants to go to iunior college where she'II further her education. Summertime 22 Y, Key Club. Paul's future plans include becoming an electrician, He enioys working on his car and being with Jo Ann. Mid- night Sun. PETERSON ROBERT WARREN Science Club Bob is a transfer from Washington where he was in the lettermens Club and the Rifle Club o C.S.F. 2,35 Science Club 3, U.N Conference 35 Torch Bearer 4. Tom's future plans are to ga to college and be a great success, would like to earn enough money to retire Skiing cars and girls will make life fun PETERSON WILLIAM PLANCHON, JIM LLOYD-Football lp Hi-Y lg Cross Country l. Jim plans to ioin the Air Force Reserves and get an apprenticeship at Convair to become an engineer PRICE, JOSEPH LYNN-Cross Country 2,34 Wrestling 2,35 Track 1,2,3. Joe plans to go to college and became a lithographer. To Know Him is to Love Him. RAAKA, WILLIAM-C.S.F. 2,3,4p Football 'ly Cross Country 2,35 Basketball 2,3,4, Torch Bearer 3: Baseball l,2,3,4. Bill wants to go to college and major in engineering. Playing golf is a favorite pastime. Tom Dooley. RAMET, GARY C.-Helix Hi-Y l,2,3, Pres. 4, Student Council 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Key Club 3,4-. Gary wants to go to college and become an engineer. Everyone will remember Gary for his friendly personality and sense of humor. Tom Dooley. RAUSCH, JOYCE JEAN-Y-Teens lg Heatherettes l,2,3,4p Girls' League 3,41 Sr. Announcements Comm. 4. Jean plans to go to college and become a secretory. Listening to music and iust having a good time appeal to her. Return to Me. READ, DON JAMES-Don plans to work and attend iunior college at night. He would like to become a drattsman. Topsy Part II. Reese, :ores KAY-Ha-stepper, 3, Pres. 4, Phi Alpha Tau 3,4, Asslt Comm. of.Public Relations 4, Sr. Privileges and Traditions Comm. 41 Y-Teens l,Z. College, marriage, church, and working are in Joyce's plans. South Pacific. RHODES, JUDY ANN-Y-:Teens 4. Judy has included college in her future plans. She would like to become a laboratory technician. Being with Dave means o lot. The End. RICHARDS, DONNA LEA-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' League 2,35 Choir 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Girls' Glee 'I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Pom Pon's 2. Donna wants to become an airline stewardess. Being with Jim and iust having fun are what she likes to do. One Summer Night. ROIESON, PATRICIA ANNE-Jr. college and making plans to become an efficient secretary will keep this lass busy. ln the Still of the Night. REINARD, MARIE ROTHSTEIN, EUGENE LEONARD- Football 15 Marching Band 'l,2,35 Pep Band l,2,35 Tartan Rep. 'I5 C.S.F. 25 Graduation Usher 3. A career in pharmacy and drugs is what Eugene hopes to enter. He enioys that special girl, cars and sports. Twelfth of Never. ROGGENSACK, BARTLEY EDMUND, JR.-A.S.B. Pres. 45 Football 3, Captain 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Tartan Bearer 35 Leadership Conf. 3,45 Nominating Convention 3,4. Bart hopes to attend the United States Naval Academy. Participating in sports and being friendly to all take up most of his spare time. How the Time Flies. ROSSI, MARCIA RAE-Marcia would like to go to photography school and then get married. Ernie takes up all of her spare time. To Know Him Is To Love Him. RUBALCABA, ALICE FRANCES-Going out with that special guy is her interest. Just a Dream. RUDZINSKI, LARRY RUDY-Basketball l,2,3,45 Cross Country 25 Football 3,45 Lo Mesa Hi-Y 'l,3,4. Rudy hopes to attend ir. college ond then ga on to college. He enioys the drags, girls, and parties. Twilight Time. RUPNIK, CAROL MARIE-Y-Teens l,2,35 Tartan Staff Sec. 3, Sr. Ed. 45 Student Council 1,25 Flag Corps 35 Girl's league 35 Leading Lassie 45 Leadership Conf. 3,4. Carol plans on working, then going to business college. She enioys having fun and being with people5 all outdoor sports interest her. Easy to Love. RUSSELL, BOB AYERS-Crass Country 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Golf 3. Bob has included college in his future plans, and would like to become Hunting and fishing rate high with Bob. SAENGER, LOUIS JOSEPH-Bowling l,2,3, Pres. 45 Swimming Club l,2. Joining the Air Force is what Lou plans to do after graduation. He would like to member of the Air Force Band. Green Mosquito. a rancher. become a SANDERS, BEVERLY JEAN-Songleacler 45 Ass't. Comm. 45 Student Council l,25 Bac- calaureate Usher 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Orchestra l,2,35 Leadership Conf. 2,3,45 Leading Lassie 25 Sr. Prem Comm. 4. Bev wants to go to college and become a teacher. She enjoys dancing, listening to music and swimming. You'll Never Walk Alone. SANDLIN, MIKE EARL-Football 4. Writing to a sweet girl in L.A. and trying to accomplish something worthwhile are Mike's interests. College, the Air Force, and marriage fit into his plans. The Long Hot Summer. SANDS, RICHARD KLEIMER-Student Council l5 Cross Coun- try 45 Theatre Guild 3,4. Dick wants to study art and become a professional artist. In his spare time he likes to go camping in the mountains. Ramrod. SAW, JAMES THOMAS-Attob ney General 45 Parliamentar- ian 45 Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 45 Key Club5 Inter-Club Council Pres. 45 Nominating Conven- tion l,4. .lim plans to go to college and take up electrical engineering. He likes to work on cars and go bowling. Topsy Part II. 23 SAWYER, VIRGINIA KAY-Y-Teens 1,41 Pom Pon's 2,3,41 Chorus 31 Choir 41 Ensemble 41 Comm. of Sales 4, Nominating Conv. 4. Ginn: wants to work after graduation and then travel. Being Honored Queen in Job's Daughters and being with Bill are her outside interests. Little Dorling SCOTT, JAMES MIKE-Wrestling 3,41 Hi-Y 41 Science Club 4. Jim wants ta go to college, He eniays being active in Jr. Achievement and likes to go swimming and surfing when he finds the time. Topsy Part ll. SERPA, GERALDINE LOUISE- SHARP, SAMUEL L.-Football 1,2, Tennis Club 2,41 Sr. Y-Teens1 3,41 Basketball l,2,3,41 Letter- Library Club 3,41 Science Club men's Club 3, Pres. 41 La Mesa 3,41 Orchestra l,2. Working for Hi-Y 3, Sec. 41 Comm. of Ath- a Bachelor of Science Degree Ietics 4. Sam wants to attend and attending Queen of Angels college. Participating in sports School of Nursing in L.A. are keeps him busy. In his spare Jeri's plans. Unchained Mel- time he likes to work on his car. Too Young. adv... 1- i me ::': E . 'Q In --13:- s .... - at MM, 4 , R 21- Exit. 1 - .ips l A aj ' I ' ,I .ne - .21-vu . .' '.:ziI'E5' :Niro ' ,f.QEQ, x Wwe. - SMITH, LINDA MARY-Orches- tra l,2,31 Y-Teens 3,43 Spanish Club l1 String Quartet 1,21 Science Club 4: Baccalaureate Comm, 4. Linda wants to work a year and then attend col- lege. She'cl like to work with handicapped children, Bali Hai. 24 SHAFER, GEORGE E.-Swimming, skiing, hunting, working with cars, and going with that certain girl take up his spare time. George would like to become a mechanic. Everyone Was There. SHANKS, LYNNE BARBARA-YvTeens 'l,2,3,41 Girl's League 31 Student Council 21 Hepsiers 2. Lynne plans to go to S.D. Jr. College. She says she'll remember our outstanding school spirit. To Know Him ls To Love Him. SHARPE, CATHERINE JOYCE-Orchesis 2,3, Pres. 41 C.S.F. 2,31 Girls' League 3. Cathy plans to go to State College and then perhaps become an airline stewardess Shell remember the S.O.U. Slaughter on l0th Avenue. SHEERAN, DONALD EARL-Tennis l,3,41 Chess Club 2,31 Cross Country 3. Don wants to go to college and become an engineer. He enioys playing tennis and working with airplane models. Stupid Cupid. SHOCKLEY, JONI SHARON-Y-Teens l,2, Pres. 3.41 Theatre Guild 2,3,4, Joni wants to go to college and then to Europe to study dramatics. Going to progressive ian concerts and dancing take up her leisure time. Lullaby of Birdlcindf' SIEKER, MARY ELIZABETH-Y-Teens l1 Choir 2,3, Treas, 41 Sr. Glee 1,21 Choraliers 41 Swimming Club I1 Hi-lighters 1. Betsy wants to go to college and then travel. She enioys singing and dancing and will remember all our great football games. Blue Moon. SLAVENS, SHEILA YVONNE-Tumbling Team 2,31 Pageant 21 Nominating Conv. 31 Announcements Comm. 41 Smdent Council 41 Y-Teens 3. Being with Burnell and riding in his Chevy are highly rated with Sheila. Foolish Little Game. SMITH, CAROL ANNE-Y-Teens l, Sec. 2, Treas. 3,41 A.S.B. Historian 41 Student Council l,31 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Carol wants to go to S.D. State and become a teacher. Visiting the Univ. of Arizona is one at her favorite pastimes. How the Time Flies. SODOMKA, RAYMOND ROLAND, JR.-C.S.F. 2,3,41 Science Club 31 Football l1 Chanter Ed, 31 Tartan Bearer 31 Fling Literary Ed. 3. Ray wants to attend college. He enioys cal- lecting coins and will be remembered for his scholastic ability. Oklahoma. STEELE, CONNIE SUE-Y-Teens l,2,31 Pom Par1'5 213,41 Comm. of Public Relations 41 Phi Alpha Tau 3, Sec. 41 C.S.F. 1,21 Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. 41 Graduation Usher 3. Connie will attend college and became a teacher, She enioys going to sporting events. It's All in the Game. SURENOK, JOHN-Cross Country STERRENIERG, LEE WHITNEY-Cross Country 2,35 Track I,2,3,45 Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4. Lee has in- cluded going to S.D. Jr. College among his future plans. He likes to go hunting and fishing and enioys partcipating in sports. Jungle Hop. STEWART, PATRICIA ANN-Bowling Club 45 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Pat's future plans include becoming a private secretary and then getting married. She likes to spend her time at church or bowling. Canadian Sunset. STRAKA, RAY PAUL-Football I, 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 letter- men's Club 3,4. Ray plans to ga to college and become a doctor. He likes to work on his car and participate in school sports. Black Velvet. 35 Track 35 Wrestling 3,45 Bas- ketball I5 Baseball I. John plans a cross-country trip this summer and then study accounting at B.Y.U. South Pacific. STORY, JAMES E.-Track 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Bowling Club I. Jim would like to travel to Alaska in the future. College or the service will be the next item an his list for the future. My Prayer. STUHLER, PAUL HENRY-Tartan Staff 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. Paul would like to be another Bob Cummings and also take time out for some good photography work. Teenage Queen. SUTHERLAND, SANDRA LEE-Girls League Vice Pres. 35 Baccalaureate Usher 35 Tartan Staff 3, Editor 4. Sandy likes secretarial work. She plans to get a iob after graduation and then become a good wife. Playing the organ and writing letters to Jon are what Sandy enioys most. Younger Thon'Springtime. TANCORRA, PAT-Choir 2,3,45 Orchestra 35 Student Council 1,25 Nominating Conv. I,3. Pat wants to ioin the armed services after graduation, Keeping his car clean, hunting and fishing are what he does in his spare time. Carol. TARIELL, JUDITH CAROL-Pom Pon's 45 Leadership Conf. 35 Y-Teens 3,4. Judy transferred to Helix in her iunior year from Virginia. She says she wants to go to college and become a clothes buyer. Twilight Time. TAYLOR, DON-Cross Country 'l,2,35 Football 45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club I,2,3,45 La Mesa Hi-Y 1,25 Student Council I,25 Jr. Class Pres.5 Tartan Bearer 3. Don wants to go to college but he says he is not sure which one or what he will maior in. He's very active in sports and student gov't. How Great Thou Art. TAYLOR, GEORGE LOWELL-Football I,2,3. George is undecided about his future plans. He enioys auto racing and going to sporting events. Teenage Queen. TENNYSON, MEL-Drama 3,45 A.S.B. Play 35 Theatre Guild 3,4. Mei transferred to Helix in his sophomore year from Indiana. He plans to go to college and wants to become a P.E. teacher. Twenty-six Miles. THESMAN, CAROL DIAN-Flag Corps 35 Giri's League 45 Student Council .35 Y-Teens 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Dian would like to attend San Diego State. She enioys lite and has a lot of fun being with her friends. THIIAULT, JIM MICHAEL-Crass Countyy 3: Wrestling 3,45 Track 3,45 Football 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. Jim wants to go to college and become an engineer. He likes to go hunt- ing and to participate in sports. Rockin' Robin. THOMAS, BARBARA JO-Fling Managing Ed. 45 Speech 25 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Y-Teens 'l,3, 45 Bonnie Lassies I,25 Sr. An- nouncements Comm. 45 Leader- ship Conf. 3,45 Nominating Conv. I,3. College, a teaching career, marriage, travel, and that certain guy are in this busy girl's plans. Stardust 25 VALLARINO, VERNON A.-Foat- ball l,2,3,4: Baseball i,2,3,4: Hi-Y 3, Key Club 4, Letter- men's Club 3,4. Vern plans to go to ir. college. Football is his main interest. Vern says the football games at Helix are what he will remember most about school. Love's a Funny Little Game, 26 THOMAS, MICHAEL GARY-Football l,4, Tartan Rep. 4, Science Club 3. Tim wants to go to college and study medicine. He's active in De Molay and likes to participate in sports, Padre. TJIEMA, NORMA JUNE-Tartan Staff 4, Norma transferred to Helix from Arizona in her senior year. She wants to work for a year and then marry. Church activities and drawing keep her busy. Holy city. TOMKlEL, MARGARET FRANCES- Pom rows 3.4, Bowling Club 1, Girls' League 3. Margie has in- cluded going to State College among her tuture plans, and after college plans to become a stewardess. She enioys swim- ming ancl playing tennis when she finds the time, The End, TORRIBLE, JEAN IRENE-Choir 2,35 Orchesis l,2,3, C.S.F. 1, Girls' League l, Girls' Glee l. Jean wants to go to State College and then marry in two TRISKA, OLIVER or three years. Dancing and giving dancing lessons keep her very busy. Rhapsody in Blue. TRENHOLM, KAREN IRENE-Y-Teens 2,3, Hi-Steppers 3,47 Sr, Announcement Comm. 4. College and marriage are in Karen's plans. Modeling and watching boat races take up most of her time. Story of Three Loves. TUM SUDEN, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teens 2,3, Pres, 4, Girls' League 2,3,4, lnter-Club Council 4, Tartan Staff Sports Ed, 4, Phi Alpha Tau 4, Quill and Scroll 4 Sr Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Barb wants to go to college and become a teacher. Having fun is her main interest. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. TURPIE, WILLIAM-A.S.B. Vice Pres. 4, Key Club 3,4, Football, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 2, Cross Country 2,31 Baseball l,3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4, Torch Bearer 3 Nominating Conv. 2,3,4. Going to college is among BiII's future plans. He likes to go to the beach, be with girls and argue with his friends. The End. ULLYOT, LA VALENA-Student Council 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Girls' League 4, Highland Hepsters 3, Tumbling Club 2,3,4, Bible Club 4. Lovey plans to attend Pasadena Nazarene College and maior in art, She enioys participating in her church youth group. How Great Thou Art. UNDERHILL, .IUDY GAY-Y-Teens 4, Girls' League 4, Sr. Graduation Comm. 4 Judy wants to go to college and become a physical therapist. She enioys listening to music and going swimming. Topsy Part ll. VALDEZ, JOHN Yifigge. K ' ' - 1 VICK, JANET L.-Girls' League 4, Sr. Privileges and Traditions Comm, 4. After grad uotion Janet will get married. She likes bowling and swimming and being with Tam One and Only Love. VOLGOT, SHARON MAY-Y-Teens l,3,4, Student Council lg Ticket Comm. 1, Sf. Comm. A. Sharon wants to attend col- lege and become a dental technician. She likes tracking dawn sports cars and getting together with her friends. Because of You. WALKENHORST, JO ANN CAROLYN-Future Nurses Club, rennas Club. .io Af... pier.. to Worx. for C. year and then attend a nursing college and to became a registered nurse, Playing the piano, singing and dancing are what Jo Ann does in her spare time. I Believe. WATSON, PENELOPE RAE-Y- WEIST, DON N.-Key Club 45 WALKER, EVELYN ALBERTA-Marching Band I,2,35 Sr. Announcements Comm. 4. Evelyn would like to become a dental assistant. She enioys Nick, dances, and riding around. Till. WALKER, JUDITH ANN-Orchesis5 Ensemble. Judy's future plans include getting married. Participating in church work and being a nurse's aid take up a lot of her time, Devoted to You. Teens I,2,35 Pep Comm. 1,25 Hula Hop Comm. 2,3,45 Big Sister 2,35 Orchesis 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Min-Tidiers 25 Chair 45 Swimming Club 2. San Diego State and making a good wife loter are in her future plans. Music rates highly with Penny. Lettermen's Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Cross Coun- try 'I,2,3,45 Track 3,4. Don plans to go to college and wants to become a basketball coach. High iumping and other track events interest him. l.et's Go To The Hop. WEAST, SHARON LOUISE-Y'Teens I,2. Marriage is on the top of Sharon's list of plans, but this will be after Ken gets out of the Army. She enjoys bowling and going to shows. Desire Me. WEEKS, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teens 25 Sr. Glee 3. Barbara wants to go to college and then marry. She hopes to be a good organist and is active in church work. She says she'll always remember Helix's terrific Scottish theme. Desert Son . WELL JAMES FRANK Swimming Club. .lim has included going to college among his future plans. He enioys drawing and wants to become an architect. Bird Dog. WESELOH, DAVID ARNOLD-Cadet Corps. Dave's future plans include the Navy and then going into the printing profession. He also enioys working in the electronics field. WESTER, BILL RAY-Bill's interests are cars and the Gear lords of San Diego. He would like to become a gunsmith. Rockin' Robin. WHITE, DELIA EARLYN-A.S.B. Play 1,25 Helix Theatre Guild 3. Delia would like to never grow old and always be happy. Marriage is included in her future plans. Topsy Part ll. WILLIAMS, SHARON ELIZABETH-Y-Teens I5 Spanish Club 1,25 Modern Dance Club 2,35 Hi-Stoppers 45 Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 45 Pageant 2. Sharon's future plans include jr. college, marriage, and secretarial work. To Know Him ls To Love Him. WILLIAMS, TERRILL JOAN-Y-Teens l,25 Choir 3,45 C.S.F. l,2,3,-15 Highland Hepsters 35 Girls' Glee I5 Mixed Chorus 2' Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Terri wants ta attend San Diego State and then marry. She hopes to sing in the S.D. State Concert Chair. Being with Jerry is Terri's favorite pastime. A Certain Smile. WINKLER, FRANK FHILLIP-Crass Country l,2,3,45 Tennis 2, 3,45 Basketball I5 Vista la Mesa Hi-Y 2,35 Science Club. Phil would like to go to the Air Force Academy. He is interested in becoming an aeronautical engineer. Phil enioys all popular music. WINN, SUDELLE-Big Sister 25 Election Board5 Phi Alpha Tau 45 Baccalaureate Comm. 4. To attend college and maior in education are Sudelle's future plans. Her church activities keep her busy. You'll Never Walk Alone. WINTER, ROBERT KEITH-Cross Country 3,4. Bob will always remember Miss Moore and the pleasant memories he has of her. The Blob. 27 WOLF, MICHAEL ROBERT-Mike iust recently transferred to Helix. He wants to work in electronics and became an engineer for missile proiects. ln his spare time Mike likes to work on sports car engines and participate in sports car racing. As Time Goes By. YARAB, KENNETH PHILLII7-Ten- nis 3,45 Cross Country. Ken transferred to Helix from Saint Augustine in his iuriior year. He wants to become a high school history teacher. Ken enioys writ- ing science iiction and studying astronomy. April Love. WOOLLUMS, JANET KAY-Y-Teens 47 Sr, Privileges and Traditions Comm. 4. Janet transferred to Helix from Lincoln in her iunior year. She wants to work at the Telephone Company and would like to be a private secretary. Autumn Leaves. YOUNG, SUSAN ANNE-C.S.F. 2, 3,47 Phi Alpha Tau 3,45 Swim- ming Club l,2, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. 4, Susan plans to go to S.D. State College and major in math. She enioys going to sport- ing events and being active in her church. Blue Moon. YATES, PATRICIA 0'DAY-Y'Teens l,2,3, Student Council lg Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Pat wants to work for a while and then get married. She enioys popular music, dancing, and being with that certain guy. lt's All in the Game. YOUNG, SHARON LEE-Girls' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Y-Teens lg Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Sharon plans to go to S.D. Jr. College and become a dental assistant. She likes to drive Bob's cor, sing, and participate in her church activities. It's All in the Game. ZACAVICW, MARSHALL ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE ANDREW-Sr. Prom Comm. Ap Golf 2,35 Student Council lg Cross Country 2. George would like to be a pro golfer, and he also will attend college Green Mosquito. DUFFY, JAMES EVANS, ARLENE LOU-Arlene is a 3 year graduate. She is planning on B.Y.U. in the future. Mixed Emotions. MARTIN, .IACQUELINE ANN-Jocquie is a 3 year graduate also. Her future plans include college and having fun. When Sunny Gets Blue. Advisor MR. JASMAGY SEEMAN, ALAN Counselor MR. CARLTON Advisor MISS MacLEOD 915860 0 BUTMQHPJ-If Scholarship Carol McKenzie Ray Sodomka Prefliesl Eyes Liuba Cesena Bill Turpie Best Figure and Physique Barbara Maleskl Gordon Nicholson Best Personality Nancy Buehl John Hill Friendliesl Sandy Sutherland Bud Martin Besl All Round Bev Sanders Sam Sharp Best Sense of Humor Ccirol Smith Mike Miller Most Likely To Succeed Toni Michael Frcmk Bordczcke Most Service To The School Peggy Burke Bcirf Roggenscick Shyest Mary Ann Moss Bill Raaka Prettiesf Smile Kathy Nall Jim Blair Preftiest Hair Arletfe Koskela Dave Oden Queen Pamela Q 15 Princess Beverly Princess Sharon Princess Kathy November 31, 1958 Princess PPQQY Gilt Ditch Day 4' its. V' in Cap and Gown Donna Joyce Chairman Back row: Pat Laber, Bob Gray, Bob Peterson, Sharon Murphy. Front row: Jackie Gibson, Barbara Brierley, Barbara Maleski. Jim Saw Chairman Back row: Ron Kendrick, Roger Gates, Tony Merino. Front row: Lee Sterrenburg, Terri Kell, Judy Hugg, Diane Cahill, Ted Balderrie. Rosalie Backus Chairman Back row: Diane Peterson, Melanie Boisvert, Linda Akers, Barb tum Suden, Julie Armstrong. Front row: Judith Kelly, Carol Smith, Gail Nich- olson, Judy Tarbell, Pat Stewart. S enio Councils Bob Harms , J Chairman he 1 Back row: Marc Clark, Donna Japs, Janet Vick, Sian McNiel. Front row: Linda Nelson, Janet Woollums, Caihy Sharpe, Joyce Reese. ',., Q , ,, 7 Carole Keller Chairman . . , ' ' Iwi, ' Back row: Barbara Thomas, Beisy Sielrer, Pam larcombe, Nancy Nielson. Front row: Shiela Slavens, Dawn Marfin, Anita Broolc, Karen Trenholm. Ron Carl Chairman Back row: George Zimmerman, Bill Turpin, Bill Adams, Owen Beckham, Sam Sharp. Middle row: Pal Yates, Diane Thesman, Roberta Cooper, Bev Sanders. Fran! row: Sharon Young, Diane Maxwell, Terri Williams. Senior Privilege and Traditions Announcemenis swmg, MW Prom Margaret Felter Chairman Back row: Rosalie McAfee, Rocky Field, Tom An- derson, Cynthia Davis. Front row: Judy Underhlil, Nancy Buehl, Mada- lyn Miller. Gail Bartholomew Chairman Back row: Devanna Koger, Kathey Morey, Sharon Adams, Mike Miller. Front row: Phyllis Blair, Johannah Covell, Ar- lette Koskela, Jackie Bauridl. Susan Young Chairman Back row: Sue Morrison, Glenda Dull, Carol Gray, Phyllis Brammer. Front row: Connie Steele, linda Smith, Sudelle Winn, Carol Smith. Are You Sick? What Is Becoming of The Older Generation? My Favorite Literary Work This Takes Concentration This Is The Last Straw Expecting Rain? net H ,. F581 X v 'fff e t wi li 4 his Q3 Nl 'Y 13 1 'QSUN-I Q Y fx 'qui-.1 Hyip, 25468 ts 'f ,.... 'ff .Q awk! .-al 1. Carol McKenzie 2. Sandy Piaxio 3. Jim Wells 4. Buddy Engle 5. Paul Peterson 6. Sandy Perman 7. Madalyn Miller 8. Ray Sodomka 9. Alan Gale 10. Jerry Serpcl 11. Carol Smith 12. Margaret Felter 13. Kathy Nall 14. Linda Smith 15. Nancy Beuhl 16. Peggy Burke 17. Sharon Murphy 18. Gordie Nicholson 19. Mike Scott 20. Delia White 21. Ron Ken- drick 22, Joyce Reese 23. Judy Tarbell 24. Marc Clark 25. Bev Sanders 26. Joyce Newman 27. Janice Hill 28. Barbara Maleski 29. Cindy Davis 30. Sheila Slavens 31. Barbara tum Suden 32. Anita Brook 33. Roberta Cooper 34. Phyllis Blair 35. Johnny Surenok 36. Arlette Koskela 37. Lynn Boucher 38. Paul Stulher 39. Jean Rausch 40. Sharon Weast 41. Joni Shockley 42. Donna Japs 43. Dawn Martin 44. Joan Klaus 45. Phil Winkler 46. Mike Miller 47. Gail Nicholson 48. Jim Planchon 49. David George 50. Ken Yarab 51. Carole Keller 52. Sandy Freeman 53. Chuck Brown 54. Tom Anderson 55. Judy Rhodes 56. Devana Koger 57. Sue Morrison 58. Kathy Morey 59. Donna Richards 60. Betsy Sieker 61. Virginia Sawyer 62. Lynn Price 63. Liuba Cesena 64. Leona Carlile 65. Pat Laber 66. Alice Rubalcaba 67. Dan Em- bree 68. Gail Bartholomew 69. Connie Steele 70. Barbara Brierly 71. Rosalie Mac Afee 72. Jimmy Saw 73. Judy Hugg 74. Owen Beckham 75. Pam Larcombe 76. Karen Trenholm 77. Ginger Brubeck 78. Ted Balderree 79. Jackie Bauridl 80. Nancy Nielson 81. Rosalie Backus 82. Linda Akers 83. Carol Rupnik. 40 l ifgf' Senior Play '59 Georgia Merrymon Roger Golden Duedor Mrs. Bonsignore Advisor Ladies in Retirement gave its cast an opportunity for serious dramatic work. Ginger Brubeck starred as Ellen Creed, the housekeeper who murdered her employer, ex-actress Leonora Fisk, played by Georgia Merryman. Carol McKenzie and Betty Falkenstine appeared as Louisa and Emily Creed. Roger Golden played Albert Feather, the Creed sisters' nephew. Barb tum Suden played Sister Theresa. Carole Keller ap- peared as Lucy the maid. Carol McKenzie, Ginger Brubeck, Betty Falkenstine Carole Keller Barb tum Suden 3 Ladies ln Retirement 'J' Q In ,Junk Ummm E, , ,wire-.V 'wif ' up ,lm ,Q 92+ ,ue vi X v , 1 ww ' ww A f As Mn ff my if fwj-4'f,. WM iswwm egg! 4, Q Tartan Bearers-Randall Spencer, Steve Mucha, Neil Timm, Jerry Sodomka, Dennis Bunde, Wally Hartwell, Nancy Christian, Colette Druebber, Linda Coats, Mary Dell Hutchens, Penny Bauer, Heather Hunter. Graduation Ushers-larry Bottroff, Gary Ruemping, Jim Mardis, Donna Burns, Joan Hancock, Jennie Nall. lf 'mf 44C Lefeb- '1 .. Class of '60 Junior Township That mature, uppercIassman air. Vice-President-.lan Collins Secretary-Judy Holzman Treasurer-Sharon Tobiasson Y Counselor-Mrs. Bole Counselor-Mrs. Brown Advisor-Mrs. Meek ,,,,,,,, ,,,w.W W. W M , , '--- , ', ' orin 9110191 :Wk 'mr ., 5 r r , , b .- -A. R1 ,xxqfn f,f,,,,, ,J Berg, Geri Bibee, Dianne Biddens, Linda Blakeley, Stanley Bollman, Peter Bntticelli, Joe Battroff, larry Bowers, Jim Bradley, Tom Bramblett, Pat Braun, Geo. 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President-.lim White Vice President-Molly Danielson Secretary-Judy Streei Class of '61 Sophomore Township Gay and frivolous. i I Treasurer-Dave Anderson Counselor-Mr. Brobsf AdViS0l -Ml'5- P0l'CI1 JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE 51 Banisier, Joyce Barnes, Paulette Barnhouse, larryehe Bartholomew, Dave Bechf, Terri Beckham, Kay Belmer, Judy Bencler, linda Bennett, Audrey Bergendorff, Fred Bingham, Ladonna Blaine, Lora Blair, Jerry Bobby, Pam Bolxhazy, Al Bernemann, Sharon Boflicolli, Tony Boucher, Wayne Bouffard, Gary Bradley, Sidna Brady, Richard Briscoe, Jackie Brodowski, Sfella Brook, Phyllis Brown, Richard Brubaker, Maria Buckner, Ronny Burke, Judy Burke, Tom Burton, Charleile Campbell, Lee Cardenas, Exequiel Armslrong, Cheryl Arnell, Beisy Asaro, Sera Afwafer, Carolyn Ayer, Ralph Baker, Diane Baker, Jan Alexander, Dara Allison, Susie Anderson, Dave Andrews, Gary Arbuckle, Ralpha Ariessohn, Joan ' L M 4 Xi., 5 , all-1 like Adamo, Tina Adams, Daryl Aiken, Larry Albert, Pete Alesch, Pam gg .Q , .... -' '53 KK A w Sf ky , . 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C.S.F. members understand the value of knowledge for knowledge's sake, and work hard for their academic success. Each month the group had a meeting, usually featuring a speaker or a film. The highlights of the year were the fall and spring semester C.S.F. conventions. I Pres.-Steve Mucha, V. Pres.-Randall Spencer, Sec mbers .Ioan Hancock, Treas.-Mario Penry Dan Embroe Frank Bardacke Susan Young Rocky Field Rosalie McAfee Carol McKenzie Ray Sodomka Because of the early deadlines, we can- not give the names of seniors who have earned life memberships in C.S.F. As of their final iunior semester grades, these fifteen students stand in the top five per- cent of the senior class, and if any seniors become C.S.F. life members, these will. Frank Bardacke, Dan Embree, and Ray Sodomka have so far been straight A stu- dents, and if they continue this year, they will all give valedictory addresses at grad- uation. The remaining tw e I v e students, shown in order of their class rank, have by diligent study achieved the honor of high position in their graduating class. Don Taylor Charlene Elam PCI Gallotta Bill Rqqlgq Dave Oden .lo Ann Walkenhorst Howard Bryant Eva ngoline Berg President - Jim Saw Vice-President - Ted Bolderree Recording Secretory - Gloria Smith Advisor - Mr. Freed Phi Alpha Tau An honorary organization for those interested in becom- ing teachers, the PHI ALPHA TAU's purpose is to better oc- quoint students with college ond the teaching profession, and to make better and more capable teachers of to- morrow. Members gathered monthly for o lecture series and for discussions. Inter-Club Council Every compus club was represented on the Council, which worked to promote good relations between clubs and sponsored service pro- iects. ww W ' Q mwmwf- New evsW.,s:.fws,4.r, V mmm-mamma-w President - Joyce Reese Corresponding Secretary - Maryl Arbuckle Secretory - Connie Steele Publicity - Carole Keller Advisor - Mr. Busch President - Carole Keller Vice-President - Dawn Neely Secretary-Treasurer - Sandie Shipe Advisor - Mrs. Bonsignore Quill and Scroll Staffers of the HIGHLAND FLING and the TARTAN may ioin QUILL AND SCROLL, an international honorary organ- ization for those who have notable iournalistic work. An annual highlight is the for- mal initiation held in the spring. National Forensic League Ridicule is the last argu- ment of a fool. The NATION- AL FORENSIC LEAGUE is an honorary organization whose purpose is to promote an in- terest in good public speak- ing, through competition de- bate and oratory. Members were busy organizing the Frosh-Soph S pe e c h Tourna- ment, attending interscholas- tic speech contests, and trying to recruit new speech stu- dents. ,aim ce M X J E I ms fi x 2 :wi President - Danny Ornelas Secretary - Nancy Buehl Advisor - Mr. Freed Chess Club These devotees of the game of chess met every lunch period to hud- dle over chess boards and try to out- strategize their opponents. Tourna- ments were held between lunches, between members, and between schools. Highland Ilepsters Painting b a n n e r s , constructing groveyards, decorating goalposts, learning new cheers - the busy HEP- STERS worked to spread their own enthusiasm, to encourage school spir- it, and to create a feeling of friendli- ness at Helix. President - Howard Bryant Vice-President - Dan Dawson Advisor - Mr. Watenpaugh President - Tony lotticolli Vice-President - Gails Graham Socrotary - Kathy Coats Advisor - Mr. Helmuth Science Club Challenged by the world of science, members invite speakers to their meetings and take field trips to var- ious places of scientific interest to ad- vance their knowledge of science. The club also sponsored an after- game dance. The advisors of this very active group are Miss King, Mr. Ram- sey, and Mr. Watenpaugh. Art Club Members enioy modeling clay, working with leather, painting in water colors and oils. The ART CLUB works in school and community serv- ice. President - Howard Bryant Vico-President Tom Anclorson Socrotary - Maryl Arbucklo Treasurer - Rocky Field President - Barbara Heath Vice-President - Elaine Novak Secretary - Sandra Lizama Advisor - Mrs. Kendall Library Club To encourage in t e r e st among students in the use of the library, to stimulate read- ing, and to improve the li- brary service at Helix, the LIBRARY CLUB was organ- ized. This y e a r field trips were ta ke n to San Diego State Library, to Stcripp's Insti- tute of Oceanography, and to Cal-Western University. Mr. Freeland, the school librarian, is the advisor for this group. Tumbling Club The purpose of the TUMBLING CLUB is to encourage interest in the art of tumbling and the trampoline. On re- quest, the members per- form at school activities. President - Bob McKenzie Vice-Presidents - Mike Thorsnes, Elaine Novak Secretary - Penny Kerns Treasurer - Pat Hagen Historian - Bob Smith i I President - Johannah Covell Vice-President - Shelly Jones Secretary - Joyce Rivett Treasurer - Nancy Norton Advisor - Mrs. Wadsworth Spanish Club The activities of the SPANISH CLUB are cen- tered around its purpose, to become acquainted with the culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Cap and Capers The capers end of CAP AND CA- PERS got its full share of attention this year. The busy future nurses were occupied with speakers and films at their meetings, field trips to hospitals and other nursing institu- tions, a State College Future Nurses' meeting and the investigation of var- ious nursing schools. Besides all this, the club held an annual play, a tea, and a pinning ceremony, and inven- ted a special activity for each month, for example, March was Better Breakfast Month. The public-spirited Future Nurses offered their services to the Public Health Department's program, and encouraged members to take the Red Cross course for Nur- ses' Aids in order to work with men- tally retarded children in San Diego. At their meetings, members listened to speakers or viewed slides of Spain and Latin America, sang Spanish folk and popular songs, and played Spanish games. The gayest events of the year were a taco party and a Christmas Pin- ata party. Pnsideat - Jerry Draxhewski Vice-President - Torn Hays Secretary - Joanne Schnautz Treasurer - Ignacio Sevilla Advisor - Mr. Ballahros Debate Team This group, new to Helix, has been organized from the advanced speech class.. The five debate teams participated in battles of wits with stu- dents from other schools. The N.F.l. debate top- ic for this year was Resolved: The United States should adopt the essential features of the British System of Education. DEBATE TEAM members were prepared to debate the affirmative or the negative of this resolution at a moment's notice. President - Cathie Sharpe Vice-President - Donna Heim Secretary-Treasurer - Heather Hunter Adviser - Mrs. Halversan Orchesis Tennis Club One for all and all for dance. Interested in interested in improving their skills, these en- contemporary dance, ORCHESIS members try to thusiastic tennis players met once a week to express emotions and ideas in movement. The play. They participated in an Inter-District tour- ORCHESIS presented a dance concert and a sym- nament. posium, held an annual party and a recognition ceremony, and danced for other occasions upon request. President - Judy Hugg Vice-President - Nancy Cooper Secretary - Roberta Cooper Treasurer - Jackie Webster Advisors - Miss Beniamin and Mrs. Kendall President - Sam Sharp Vice-President -- Tony Carrasco Secretary-Treasurer - Bob Fountain, Bud Martin Advisor - Mr. Divine Lettermen's Club . If the athletic hero is a vanishing species, ap- parently no one's informed the LETTERMEN'S CLUB. With the postion of leadership they carry comes responsibility, and the Lettermen serve the community and the school by maintaining good citizenship among students on campus, and keeping our good name outside campus. Key Club The La Mesa Kiwanis sponsor the KEY CLUB as part of their program of community service, their purpose is to encourage leadership in Helix boys through service to school and community, and to develop their understanding of a citizen's du- ties in a democracy. Among this year's activities were a beach party, a spaghetti supper, and a canned food drive. President - Bob White Vice-President - Larry Freymiller Secretary - Dave Glen Treasurer - Butch Culver Advisor - Mr. Stearns President - Barbara tum Solen ViceJresibnt - Rude lachn Secretary - Donna Joyce Treasurer - Carol Smith President - Kathie Hutton Vice-President - Linda Coates Secretary - Gloria Smith Treasurer - Sherry Jurado Senior Y-Teens Spiritual, social, service. The SENIOR Y-TEENS plan their activities around this motto. They began the year with an Hawaiian party, and continued with an active pro- gram of parties and proiects. Bi-monthly meetings brought to the group speakers on such subiects as college, careers, and marriage. The SENIOR Y- TEENS were also busy pre- senting a fashion show, mak- ing toys for the Y-TEENS World Festival, and sponsor- ing the annual Carousel Dance. Mrs. Asquith and Mrs. Fillpot act as advisors for this group. Junior Y-Teens The Y-TEENS' purpose is to grow as ci person and in friendship with all people. Junior members centered their activities around their purpose. They held a recog- nition ceremony, pot-luck dinners, and ioined the other Y-TEENS in making toys for the World Festival. The ad- visors for the J U N I OR Y- TEENS are Miss Dye and Mrs. Asquith. Sophomore Y-Teens To sophomore girls, Y- TEENS offers a chance to par- ticipate in service projects, parties, a n d conferences. Joining with other Y-TEEN groups, they worked for the World Festival and helped with the annual Carousel Dance. The advisor for this very active group of girls is Mrs. Asquith. Freshman Y-Teens Freshman Y-TEENS plunged into work in service for com- munity and school, working on Carousel Dance plans, participating in the World Festival, attending conferen- ces, and holding successful service and social activities. Mrs. Porter is the advisor for this Y-TEEN club. President - Diane Baker Vice-President - Cheryl Armstrong Secretary - JoAnne Baker Treasurer - Joyce Sawyer President - Susan Rust Vice-President - Mary Jo Shaffer Secretary - Lydia Serpa Treasurer - Pearl Gilman ,Milk ,em F ,x E Q .2 2 5 i 3 5 5 Z i 3 5 3 ? a i 3' 5 ? 2 2 ? 5 a 2 S 1 4 2 Q L S ba Q QW fi k 1 J. V , ig .41 K ' 5 Y- , iss? f M N gnigg ffguyfgff -W A K 'Q' VX 3 4 , X Q A ,g P A ' K E LJ-I .- :L 2 ' 4 W- hx , 9' ' 0 - E F Q f.. wg A j R - ,,,, Q S Q , .,,. ,b :., 4 V 7 -:W I Q . - - , 7 - ws! i gg, W i f if ' -. ' , Yf 'S A 3-, Q. f ,,.: f 1 .as Q. W - K 4: V- 1 '- ' , my ' 2 il 'N' wa s-2 if 4 952' Vbqv .:1. - 5' ' ' Y 'S ffj. 3151? ,. , Q -i.:g5g:. :Kgs . 55 3. 1 ,sez K Q 'V-:l: '--- - if X Y A ,. t I' gl 1 l hw Q . Q 9 mf iv? ' 7 Q Q at ' U an- ? his I 4 AM '23 fri, ,if was gi 1: -4 -.W .,-,.: ,.Q, Q ,za si --' 2-w li:-'T,'ifFg'rg'i if I Nrsqf ,y 4,12 2+ 2 ffm ggi 5 . fi 3 J KW!-15 79' 'I , Q. if if Finance-Beverly lebb Government We can look back with mixed emotions upon a year of hard work and of good fun. Themes and theorems, plays and sports, combine to make memories that will not be forgotten. Our enthusiastic student body and co-operative faculty have shared ioys and sorrows through the years, and we have learned the true meaning of friendship. These ties will remain strong for years to come. For many of us we must ioin the large body of alumni. Our places will be taken by another group, competent and vigilant, ready to per- petuate the high standards of Helix High School. Publicity-Mary Dell Hutchens Public Relations-Connie Steele Bart Roggensack Advisor-Mr. Freed Cultural Af-fairs-Penny Bauer Sal -Vi'9i i' s Y ' Concessions-Gail Bartholomew A 9 'Y G9 0f'l Jlm Sew Historian-Carol Smith Athletics-Sam Sharp 83 1 v l .N uv C, ! A t ' lx ' ,X K i N ,Q ,i vs 2 .ff Ni ri. . T., v tudent Council The Red Cross Drive must be organ- ized, the Christmas tree decorated, Mac provided with a body - these are only a few of the Student Coun- cil's activities and duties. Most im- portant is that the students have a voice in school matters through rep- resentation in the Student Council. +1- v i R i -l l -NNW Ql'5il,-S5N3S9w:nn'g2L .f 'C' F if -f fffv' H' X X X 5' X V . ll i i l f' 1 X N L li , it f Q 4 X, Q E LL 0 X ., G? Eledion Board -61:15, 7 Concessions Ticket Squad Commissioner's Assistants 1 W 1 Inter-Faith Council Lighting and Technical Crew Drama The drama department provides for student experience in all phases of thea- ter arts. For every actor who appears before the footlights, there are many students in the wings who make the show move along smoothly. These in- clude: stage manager, sound-effects chief, student director, lighting and tech- nical staff, stage crew chief, props com- mittee, wardrobe mistress, script girl, and make-up crew. Every actor and actress has served his turn at one time or another in some phase of back-stage production. Play Reading Committee Make-up Department Stage Crew Girls' League President - Nancy Christian Vice-President - Marian Mclaughlin Secretary - Jeannie Nall All the work of the Girls' League is done with the aim of uniting the girls of Helix. The money from its many activities and programs - including the Hula Hop, the October Fashion Show, Girls' League Week, and Fashionality Night- goes into scholarships for deserving sen- ior girls. Advisor - Miss Garcia Treasurer - Joan Hancock Representatives HULA HOP COMMITTEE Chairman - Mario Penry Co-Chairmen - Colelfe Drueb ber, Judy Tarball DRESS REGULATIONS COMMITTEE Chairman - Phyllis Brammer Co-Chairman - Joyce Skeie SHOWCASE COMMITTEE Chairman - Geri Berg Co-Chairman - Barbara tum Sudan ALUMNI TEA COMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Chairman - Nancy Gollehon Chairman - Anne Miller Co-Chairman -- Judy Kelley Co-Chairman - Judi Adams SCI'I0lARSHIP COMMITTEE Chairman - Sandie Shipe Co-Chairman - Carol Gone FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE Chairman - Nancy Notion SERVICE COMMITTEE Chairman - Dody Devero Co-Chairman - Jane Chalmers LASSIE LINGO Chairman - Susan Herzig SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman - Kathy Huflon Evang Blille Berg Sandy Sutherland Editor-in-Chief ocky Field Busmess Manager Geri Berg Carol Rupnik Barbara Tum Suden Carole Keller Bob Fountain ' Carol McKenzie Paul Stuhler 'Mis 'iff Tartan tall Judy Hogg Kathy Nall Ardy Martin Mr. Higby Advisor Mass hysteria well describes the atmosphere in the TARTAN room close to deadlines. When the crit- ical dates approached, it wasn't at all unusual to see frenzied staffers racing madly through the halls between Room 2 and the photography lab and typewriters - anywhere they could be found. Room 2 itself was full of people cramming pictures and layouts into envelopes which they finally brought, panting, to Sandy, who managed to always smile tremendous, encouraging, cheerful smiles when she asked how's it going, and who somehow appeared calm in the midst of bedlam, and confident that we were actually going to get done. After it was all over, we found that we had pro- duced a TARTAN, a book that recorded one year- full of Helix. Now we have one wish: that as you turn the pages of this book, now and years from Bob White linda Coates Colette Druebber Anita Brook now, you'll be reminded of your favorite moments of 1958 and '59, -THE TARTAN STAFF Dan Ornelas Jim Montgomery Gloria Smith Norma Tiimea Barbara Thomas Editor-in-Chief - Dan Embree Suzi Lowris A newspaper basically is a record of everything that happens. The FLING was this, but this year it was more: FLING editorials were thought-arousersg often they met disagreement but they were never ignored. For its fine coverage of school events and for its stimulation of stu- dent thinking the Fling staff was proud of its paper. 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' W f 0 X235 J, Aff Hi-Sfeppers Pom Pon Secretary: Flag Secretary: Gloria Srtlilh Joyge Skeie President: Joyce Reese Historian: Colette Druobber Advisor: Miss Benjamin Flag Leader: Donna Joyce A f-xwfsfflw lieutenants: Linda Coates, Lani Herring, Laverne Laughlin, Janes Chalmers 7 Pom Pon Corps Dressed in plaid car- rying out our Highland tradition, the Hi-Step- pers perform outstand- ingly during halftimes and in local parades. The hours spent in drill- ing materialize in the colorful and snappy routines they present. if A 4 qs Flag Corps This is the second year that the Hi-Step- pers have been under the capable direction of Miss Marianne Benic- min. Performing with white flags and pom pons, the corps helps to keep Helix spirit high. liouhnonfs: Sharon Tobiasson, Zena Bdh Niormann Advisor: Mr. White Company Commander: John England The California Cadet Corps is an elective on the basis of interest in military service for career or commission. 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YE 3 2 I K r I k Couch Dick Goffle couch D009 Goffie Coach Warren Vinton Coach Dun Spmnazzolu Head Couch Defeme COGCL1 Line Coach Asst Coach Varsity Football The T958 Varsity Football Team was the youngest squad in Helix history. With an eye to next year's sea- son, the coaches had done some reorganizing, drawing much on younger players. Making a fast start, the aggressive Highlander eleven shellacked Hoover, 21 to O-the first Helix victory over the Cardinals in our history. The Green Wave then pro- ceeded to knock over the highly rated Chula Vista Spar- tans and El Cajon Braves. Of the next five games, three were lost by one touchdown. The last match of the sea- son, with our traditional rival, Grossmont, left the musket in the hands of the Foothillers in a tight game. Taking into consideration that Helix was the smallest school and the youngest team in the Metro League, the Highlanders chalked up a good record by ending up in the middle. With so many juniors getting varsity experience this year, next season's team should be a top contender for Metro honors. Quarterbac'king was the biggest problem, since both Ray Straka and Frank Bardacke had to cope with in- iuries, but Mike McGhee, playing in the key spot when needed, did fine work. Tony Carrasco, considered the best halfback in the League, was also hampered all season with iniuries, and didn't see much action. Brian Funk took over, and his effective playing earned him the title of Metro League Best Sophomore. Outstanding seniors up on the line were Bart Roggen- sack, Don Taylor, and Sam Sharp, and in the backfield, Buddy Martin and Frank Bardacke. Wally Hartwell, Bob Mackey, Don Sarantos, Neil Timm, Earl Hays, Earl Moore, Roger Maranda, Jim Dent, Mike McGhee, and Don John- son were notable iuniors that will return to the varsity squad next year. Brian Funk, John Pottinger, and Jim White all distinguished themselves, and were the only sophomores playing varsity football. Seniors playing in their final football season achieved distinction as fine athletes: Monnie Beatty, Frank Bar- dacke, Jim Blair, Marc Clark, Tony Carrasco, Henry Cas- tellano, Phil Fidler, Bob Fountain, Dave George, Jim Gundry, Buddy Martin, Gordie Nicholson, Bart Roggen- sack, Mike Sandlin, Sam Sharp, Don Taylor, and Vern Villarino. N, T -inf J.V.: Front Row-Logan, Felson, Blair, Mellish, Fratellion, Finch, Pentock, Bouffard, Cunningham, Couture, Bolton. Middle Row-Campbell Vezze Weisbuck Gelein, Schwartz, Bowers, Anderson, Fisher, Harper, Johnson, Carpenter. Back Row-Michalenko, Woll, Walsher, Sweeney, Wilken Pinkerton Chapman McGann, Hanson, Lewis, Thebalt. JV SCOREBOARD FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Hoover ........................ l2 Helix Cqion ,, Helix Chula Visio ..... ...... 3 3 Helix Lo Jollo H Helix El Colon ......... ...... l 2 Helix Egcondidg Helix Escondido ...... 27 Helix Gross,-nonl Helix Mt. Miguel ..... .... 6 Helix ML Miguel Helix Mission Boy ..... .... 7 Helix Grossmont ..... ...... 3 4 Helix FRESHMEN: Front Row-Stout, Bardacke, Hoffman, Foss, Adamo, lebb, Erwin, Gluis, Blackman, Rubalcaba, Whalen, Zackavich, Alvarez Julian Middle Row-Cesena, Wyatt, Sherod, Engles, Rothstein, Andrew, Henry, Schemke, Drazkowski, Grannidlo, Smart, Gollehon, Jacobson, Kelley Back Row Linthicum Beck, Mortensen, Coker, Weber, Hughes, Donohoon, McDaniel, Brungger, Burks, Crook, Berry. JIM DENT FRANK BARDACKE Right Hulfbazk Quarterback Jim has done an excellent Under constant pressure, iob in the right-half spot Frank's passing arm has done cl tremendous iab this this year. He played out- standing offense during season, His poise as o the Mission Bay game. This quarterback has definitely 6 foot, l6O pound iunior improved this year. The 6'- is ci big hopeful in Coazh 'l , 'l55 pound senior was very important to us. Dick Gorrie's backfield for next year. :Ain Moons night and This young 5' li , 170 pound end will be a big threat an the Metro grid- iron next year. He has completed many long goin- ars to contribute to many at the Highlanders TD's. 'lis attack next year should ae improved greatly as he has played varsity ball since being a sophomore. NEIL TIMM Right Tackle All of his 6' l , 180 pounds will be a big threat against the Metro schools in the fall. His aggressiveness this year has clone honor to the Highlander team on de- fense as well as offense. This year he was one of our high point men cn the defense. Moore takes down a tough Escondido back. Blair runs through the Mt. Miguel line. VERN VllLARlN0 Right Guard This small but quick 175 pound guard stayed his feet from last year give a great showing season. He helped Highlanders move the in many tight situatic 4 ,ow 116 7' s . . s J h . s 1 EARI. HAYS Cantor 'laying Center is not the rnly talent of this driving Jnior: he also has been an lutstanding line backer this ear. Starting at Fullback 1 the beginning of the eoson, Earl moved to Cen- er to become one of the ireen Wave's outstanding rlockers. All of his 5'10 ind 160 pounds will be o iig threat in the Metro eague next year. SAM SHARP Right Guard Sam has been one of the Metro League's outstanding linemen this year, His speed in opening up the holes helped gain yardage for Helix. Sam, a 6'2 , 185 pound senior, hs been called this season's out- standing serrior lineman. His high spirit has also helped the team. BUDDY MARTIN Fullbozk This quick senior has done a great iob this year both offensively and defensively. Buddy's running attack was comparable to that of top Mem, bucks. Buddy, 5'a , 160 pounds, has been o great spirit booster for the team. He hos booted the Scots out of many a tough situation by gaining extra points. DON SARA NTOS Left Tackle Don is another of the Me- tro League's best linernen. He alternated between guard and tackle through- out the season, Don's con- stant drive has been val' uable to the Highlanders on the gridiron this year. This husky 5'11 , 185 pound iunior will be a top contender for Metro honors next year. BRIAN FUNK Left Halfback A quick, light-footed soph- omore, Brian has played outstanding ball for the Highlanders this season. His speed and hard drive have been great along with his untiring desire to play good football. Brian, 5'7 , and 155 pounds is expected to gain many honors for Helix in the next two years. BART ROGGEN SACK Left End A top end in the Metro League, Bart has been a great driver on the Helix team. His efforts have gained him many completed passes, and his down-field blocking hos gained first downs a n d sometimes touchdowns. Both offen- sively and defensively this 6', 'I75 pound senior has been a credit to the team, f f Q I' f 1 4 of Marc Clark G Gordie Nicholson FB Bob Fountain G Mike Miller FB Bob Harms HB Wally Hartwell HB 5' 6 135 lbs. 6' 175 lbs. 5'9 160 lbs. 5'l0 150 lbs. 5' 5 130 lbs. 5'10 160 lbs. A M, ,wld Henry Casielluno G Dave George C Jim White HB Jim Gundry E Mike Sundlin C larry Ruclzinslci FB 5' 10 150 lbs. 5' 10 175 lbs. 5' 10 155 lbs. 6'1 170 lbs. 6' 1 185 lbs. 5' 10 155 lbs. l P 5 ? I2 ' x i' 7 l A ' lil U ' l X W Kill Get that fumble! Tom Brown E 6' l50 lbs. Ray Straka QB Roger Marancla E Jim Blair HB Mike McGhee QB Tony Carrasco HB Bob Mackey T 5'7 T45 lbs. 6' l60 lbs. 5'9 T45 lbs. 6'1 175 ll9S. 5'9 T60 lbs. 6'5 205 lbg, John Pottinger FB Dean Reese G Monnie Beatty T Don Taylor FB Phil Fidler G Ken Henry C 5'll T75 lbs. 6' l65 lbs. 6' 3 220 lb ' ' f my i t if' QI , hi U ,fi-1 L 1 4 ' l '12 . A -' ly 1 1 1 Funk rips through the Chula Vista line at the Carnival. S. 6 1 180 lbs. 5 11 180 lbs. 5'1o 165 lbs 5 x W V Fi ,wig f Q, .Jie 185. if A . A if x V in fi V it 3 .Q-lb at 'W'-fs ' M it M ,W .+z3UM-Ms F Aa it 'M 4 2 Q'U 1tv VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Top-Bill Burnett, Larry Botroff, Alan Gale, Dick Gildersleeve, Dave Glen, Scot Hawke. Bottom-Don Jonas, Som Matson .hm Montgomery, Bob Russell, John Schimlce, Paul Stuhler. Cross Country Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity Cross Country teams finished this season with fine records. The iayvees were undefeated in all meets and took the Metro crown, and remained undefeated until the SCIF finals, when they took third place. The Varsity Cross Coun- try team showed fine team work, taking first at Mt. San Antonio, second in the Pacific High School Invitational Meet, fourth in the San Diego State Invitational Meet, and finally winding up on good season with the second place honors in the Metro League. Outstanding seniors were Bill Barnett, Howard Dye, Allen Gale, Don Jonas, Jim Planchon, Bob Russell, Paul Stuhler and Dave Elkins. Juniors who distinguished themselves were Larry Bottroff, Dick Gildersleeve, Dave Glen, Scott Hawke, Steve Mucha, Sam Matson and John Schimke. Winner of the coveted Iron Man of the Year award was junior Dick Gildersleeve. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Ywmw FROSH CROSS COUNTRY ' f , A r 0 if 5 sfft , A! , mg ,f sp? 'E' 5, gut ELL. rig, 6 3 A so is so sweet ...- 1 an 5 sms: li is H31 este I swift-ww '-5Ig:I.52Ei , YE W as , J ta. Ns- .tain W assi' .tvmrs TOP MEN: Top-Bob Harms, Dean Reese, Neil Timm, Don Sorontos George chueffer Jim Thibault Bottom Marc Clark Jerry Blair John Pottinger John Lippert, Jerry Schimke, Gary Clemesho. Wrestling Early deadlines prevented our giving an account ofthe wrestling team's season. ln pre-season meets, however, Earl Hayes, Marc Clark, and Jerry Elctir gave promise of being this year's outstanding mat- men. Neil Timm, John Lippert, Don Sarantos, .Jerry Lewis, Dean Reese, Gary Pace, and Jerry Schimke also promised to be credits to the Highland team this season. Eight iuniors, one sophomore, and one freshman were top men this season, making the coaches hopeful for an outstanding season next year. it Q QLI N is is L K cf fi' - aifgszhirs fu 5 f ui,-q,5c4,- ,f W lgi:'5'f.ig5f,f' 5 sa,,g,,,:,,Q-,-fe s Coach Divine Basketball Because of the early deadlines of the T959 TARTAN the staff was unable to receive an accurate account of the T959 basketball season, but here is our pre- season outlook for the Highlanders' Metro League chances. Jim Bowers, Wally Hartwell, Don Taylor, Bill Raaka and Don Weist, our starting men seem to be outstanding rebounclers and good shots. Hartwell and Bowers, juniors, have great hustle on the court and should be challengers for Metro League honors in the coming season. The second team also has proved itself in many situations. As of this date, Coach Robert Divine has great hope for our chances in the Metro League. Under the excellent coaching of Coach Divine and Coach Gillespie, a student coach, Helix should have many fine games in the coming year. Coach Gillespie Bowers dribbles past a Sun Diegiun. Taylor iumps above a Brave for a lay-up. lil' Lx-st sax 'if WALLY HARTWELI. FRANK BARDACKE Mr R Rm Wi R 4 f ? 751 R,- ,R We 5 N6 1' R Q S X H Jw, X wx Y! lust ' IN ., QA 6 .:a8i.'x.-:-m:f-::-.-sE:- gif-2 ' , b i' . J -i . fs? : 5 sis '45 22' z .,... , - T ,K 4 3 R ,. 53g A302231 ,533 .sfz-:'-: :,':-Z gan ,mf?Q5,g3,1iggfwS,,1-www RM. ' -.M URW.. X 1 5:a1E:E'::I' .-1 4, Q28 Q x A 95 R gm: 1 Y' Rx Q -Q- W H Q W ,f A W5 , gg 3 1311- : gigs ig -M 91 51, 4 DON TAYLOR SAM SHARP TCM MEADE LARRY cook RAY Konus Bill TURPIE R. E if 1. ,X X X Q OL X 3 f xx ,M i fr X QT LQ. E NSE 4 I ,.,. -' N My Y .- A , - H f .- .':'k2Z1 f ITIS P if W Q u -2 grae :.:S:,::5Eg'5sg'sgfgrg4: .Q , , X .. Ix.Z',2 e:::x.- 73 ,. ..I,iE2Z ' M , L Q A E:5:2:':5x-Ib.:- 'i w . 5 2' N- 'A f 'B' 'P . 'bw 43, 3 L ? -M: Em, mg fg. A ZR. 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A 3 ,, 438 SOPHOMORE: lst-Carpenier, McDonall, Cambell, Muedler, Sierner. 2nd-Kilclen, Sweenly, Monroe, Harper, Guazzardo, Knapp. FROSH: lst-Huse, McNiel, Coker, Donahoo, Smith, Hariman. 2nd-Woodrung, Collins, Alverez, Gilmore, Niber, Linthecum, Rodrequez. . x -Q55 ,.....m. 5 5-'- 5 hs. 5.1 Baseball Again, due to early deadlines, the T959 TARTAN sports staff was unable to receive an accurate account of the 1959 Baseball season. Here, however, is a pre-season look at what we think are our Metro League possibilities. Bart Roggensack, Tony Carrasco, and Ray Straka, three fine pitchers, will be leading the team in their fielding attack. Mike McGhee will make up the other end of the battery. He should be one of the outstanding catchers in the league. Wayne Hay, Ken Nasife, and Vern Villarino will make up our infield attack. Other hopefuls in Coach Dick Gorrie's line-up, and the completion of the team, are Don Taylor, Ray Koenig, Bill Raaka, Bill Turpie, Gordon Nicholson, Frank Bardacke, Jim Gundry, and John Lippert. All the players mentioned have gained valuable experience playing summer ball which will certainly contribute to a successful season. ln the last two years Tony Carrasco, Don Taylor, and Bart Roggensack have contributed greatly to the Highlander team and should be outstanding con- tenders for All-Metro honors. Several of this year's Varsity Baseball team will be returning next year: Mike McGhee, Wayne Hay, Ray Koenig, Ken Nasife and John Lippert. The strong Junior Varsity team will join these players for added depth. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL- Top Jerry Simmons larry Felson George Sherrod D A d - - 1 , , ave n ersan, Chuck Ha , R S I B J Funk Randy Schwartz Gary Johnson, Gary Martin. rpg' oy comm' umm' im whim Bmw I' - XM? 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TENNIS TEAM ,. , 7-7 IHW I 'A TRACK Track Our publication deadline fell before the track season was well underway, but in pre-season speculation Coach Fred Wads- worth anticipated a successful season. At this deadline, several trackmen appear promising in their respective events: in the high iump, Clayto-n Raaka and Don Max- ted, in the broad jump, Tom Brown and Earl Moore, in the shot-put, John Pottinger and John Roese, hurdles, Bud Martin. Top sprinters will probably be Bud Martin, Chuck Hahn, and Bob Vezza, middle dis- tance and long distance runners, Bob Foun- tain, Don Jonas, Alan Gale, and Dick Gil- dersleeve. Most of these athletes will be re- turning next year, promising an outstand- ing track season for Helix. .- M V f- , ,V ,Q ,.,L,-v,f, ,5i ,Ewa 'iw '7.7 Qgmgm T 7- . ,rf 1 mf- .., k7.. f f I Q jk V V 8 Vk.. E .E i T5 'Y if 5 PAUL STUHLER BOB VEZZA MIKE GOLDEN SCOT HAWKE Q' X - we ' 'A KK ,A 1'vw..-GMA AW, 4 i-LhW , I rom awww non mms DICK GILDERSLEEVE Sian ALAN GALE JIM THIBAULT JACK HSHER HOWARD DYE - uts C TRACK if-Wifi Q3 wi ww wanHll Mm MP' 'wiv wwf. wsewm A 1 W , .. if ' wang W - , , ,ww D BUD MARTIN CHARLES HAHN EARL MOORE I QQ., W X 2' HX We Wu A war L.. 734 .,' 5 : .. WA be . ,K i . f aw? f, 'Q Q54 if LMS M, i- 44-fx in x x A fgiz y Fling-Q? A Wm .wa . fin 'W Sys! gsff 5??f i 1j3'ffg5ii eff ' 1 A x 'i ' wwf H ' ' K AN. Li , Q, ww., ,V X ' 4- P I Coaches Helix's fine coaching staffs have time and time again guided Highlander sportsmen to high achievement in athletics, and 1959's staff was no excep- tion. Robert Divine, in his fourth year as athletic director, coached the varsity basketball and Cross Country teams. Dick Gorrie continued as head varsity football and baseball coach, while brother Doug Gorrie served as varsity tennis and defensive football coach. This was Warren Vinton's sec- ond year as varsity wrestling and line football coach, and Dave Lefever worked on as iunior varsity basketball and track coach. Ralph Chaplin continued coaching the junior varsity football team and the golf team. Fred Wadsworth, head track coach, was also busy with the swimming, iunior varsity cross country, and frosh-soph basketball teams. Bill White took over this year as junior varsity baseball coach, and Lou Regnier, our trainer, worked many long hours keeping our teams in top shape. Top Trainer Lou Regnier, Bob Divine, Doug Gorrie, Dick Gorrie, Dave Lefever, William White. Bottom: Warren Vinton, Fred Wadsworth Ralph Chaplin 9MN!87iRW9U Board of Trustees From left to right: L. F. Smith, Mrs. Goode, P. R. Svalstad, R. L. Hall, C. H. Foster, L. L. Freeman, Irma Sears, Hughes. H.G Congratulations and best wishes to the members of the class of 1959. We hope your educational experi- ences at Helix will serve you well in the future. Stanley McClintic Vice Principal Congratulations to the class of 1959 for its achievement in scholar- ship, leadership, and school spirit. Today's world needs well trained minds to cope with the problems of the day. My best wishes to each of yo-u upon your future ambitions and goals. Benton Hart Principal Faculty Leonard Douglas Gorrie Clarence .lasmagy James Ma rso Elizabeth Burrell Y Dorihg Bgngigngrg Merle Cables Ralph Chaplin Albert Cox Richard Gorrie June Halverson Wilda Hay Mary Ann Kendall Douglas Kerr wluffed Kin! Carolyn Meek Malcolm Moore Miriam Moore John Schwencliman Chesler Slearns Roberl Tolin Members Gordon Broun Y' ' ' l N ' ' ' ' Robert Divine ' ' ' ' Y ' Y - k A ' Charles Higby H ' lawrenze Helmuth Marianne Loftus Jean Macleod David Lofever Daniel Lewis John Roang Fred W9dSW0I'fl1 ROSS Walker George Washington Frank Watenpaugh William White Mrs. Burgreen Mrs. Burke Mrs. Conway Mrs. Fitch Mrs. Key Office Staff 1 Mrs. Rudluff Mrs. Rush Mrs. Wadsworih Cusiodians and Groundsmen left Do right: B. Plath W. Sperlingp T. lopezp H. Pelersg C. lagany R. Schmidfp Mn' Wallace J. Tompson. Encircled: Harry Peters, retiring custodian. Bess DeVries Marie Henry X Missing: M. Porierp J. ' Smiihp S. Plath McWil- liep Zralkap Haverp Fen- siarmacher. Cafeteria Staff Buglqh Hogg, Barbara Hover Gena Larson Marfha Sharpe Naomi Tozer Rosalie Van Felt j B351 A S V FUUTGUEQPRC 2 EQ ' NQNQQKFQ in N H 'fi by MPWQ51? wwwivff 'W 3 Q 3 Q' Awmkia 4-JAX f M Nl M W W' , My if JW ,J W W JOWM W my W wk OW W f3M ' M52 EM WWW' my sllfjgwi if mW33'Mm4WM' ww W mmm 'QQ if OJ def mm. mmm QVVQ . fbi fQn8ogZS'ZQl, BQQQCXKQTMQ , 3f-Wfw QM-ws wgm xlouwlhopg Noun.. MAL:-2 A CDAQQ glmmevx GMD M iffhcygi To S243 gqgof QQYOUS wild, ,Y ,fb 122631, QWOLXR Gpifql Suuiif may qoocl 0 J' ,rw U 7 U10 llfl-3 2 Q'UIf0uJaK4JC7 VQARS, nf- ' Q7 'Eff if avi' X JA J ' .7 M H i 1 X- ,f XJ ASTM if , 3 A . . 1 , M K fi R Q XD CM., M V ,N sm. 4 14p Q Q 4 1 L + Editor-in-Chief ..... Business Manager Assistant ............. Secretary .......... Literary Editor ..... Art Editor .......... Assistant .............. Activitie-s Editor .. Sta .......Sandy Sutherland ..............Rocky Field ........Gloria Smith ...................Geri Berg ...Evangeline Berg ...........Bob Fountain .........Norma Tiiema .. ...... Carole Keller Assistants .................. ........... L linda Coates Clubs and Classes Assistants ........ Senior Editor ..... Assistants ...... Sports Editor ..... Assistant ....... Photographer .... Assistants ...... Advisor ........ Colette Drue-bber Editor ........ Carol McKenzie Montgomery Dan Ornelas ........CaroI Rupnik ..............Judy Hugg Kathy Nall Barbara tum Suden White .............Paul Stuhler .............Anita Brook Ardy Martin Mr. Charles Higby Acknowledgments We would like to thank those whose efforts helped us in compiling the 1959 TARTAN: Printers ...... University Supply and Equipment Company Covers ............................ S. K. Smitxh Company Photograhers ....... ....... F lorence Arts Studio Our Advisor ..... ...... M r. Charles Higby f mgaew ln the complex world of the space age it may not seem too vital that the happy times of your school years have passed. However in days to come it will be with satisfaction that you turn these pages reflecting activities and friends of your proving ground the campus. Today, seniors everywhere are entering into an era where op- portunities are as boundless as the outer reaches of space which man is constantly attempting to conquer. May it be that each of you as the years go by fits his career into the shining orbit of success. We are proud to know we have had a part in recording these classroom times in producing a book which will be a lasting com- mentary on those precious years of your life. 62' M mv if ff-'fl , .Zn ' a. ,.,5 A GREAT NAME IN YEARBOOKS 6001 EAST ll0SEllALE F0llT WORTH 5, TEXAS Q M2 wwuw 1 'wwf' Xi' NX Cf: 5 X X Wd la wx! 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