Kearny High School - Komet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)
- Class of 1945
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He majored in Mechanical Engi- neering and his hobby is camping. -3... 4 N We the vQiE staff of '45, feel proud to dedicate our year book to our esteemed principal, Mr. Ed- ward C. Taylor. Through his sincere efforts, co- operation, and ability, Kearny's growth since the school opened four years ago has never ceased. Strides in every field of school en- deavor have been furthered by Mr. Taylor's continued understanding of student needs and his willing co- operation in student activities. Though we are sorry to leave our school days behind us, we are glad to take the happy memories of Mr. Taylor's friendship a n d happy school days with us. 4- IDIEI ll 'CAUFII IDN l Ay The formal dedication ceremonies of Kearny Jr. Sr. High School were held on the school campus on April 26, l945, at l 230 P.M. The ceremony was held during California Public Schools week. Speakers for the day were Rev. Otto H. Reese, pastor of the Baptist Church of Linda Vista, Virginia Brock, Student Speaker, Mr. Walter Alley of the Housing Project Area, Dr. Will C. Crawford, Superintendent of San Diego City Schools, Mr, Fred E. Lindley, President of the Board of Education, Mr. Edward C. Taylor, Principal of Kearny Jr. Sr. High School, and Luetta Stolte, student body president, who led the student body in formal dedication re- sponses. Mr. Lewis vias master of ceremonies for the day. With the help of Mr. Ortiz and his band, and Mrs. Schneider and the drill team, the day was a splendid success. Tea was served by the Parent-Teacher's Association following open house given by the school. -5.. Facult 52? J r fl was Q31 MP1 W 1 V 1 Q W XM, . -X Inf' f N Q uf ' n'1'F3-I L, digg- xg' S ' wif! U fax gf' J ' ' -if AW, if .vw E3 M 121 1 v ,gl l Mr Taylor's essage May l extend to the members of this graduating class our congratu- lations? We hope you leave the Kearny School with a full measure of understanding of the problems that lie ahead of you as well as the fundamentals that are offered in the classrooms. You are going out into the world at a time when hope for peace and prosperity seems very bright. You will share the bur- den of making these hopes become realities. May the part each grad- uate plays during the coming years bring the deep satisfaction attain- able only from hard work well done. EDVVARD C. TAYLOR Principal U.- Mr. Ralph Smith, vice-principal and boys' counselor, has devoted much time to the increasing sports' activities. He has helped Co-ordin- ate the intramural sports with com- peting city schools. Majoring iin Zoology, P. E., and Education, Mr. Smith obtained his AB degree at State College, his Master's Degree at U.C., at Berke- ley, and his administrating creden- tial at U. S. C. He is active in athletics and enjoys his family. Miss Kathryn Markey, Dean of Girls, sponsors of the leadihg girls' organizations of the s c h o ol. Through her efforts, students' activ- ities have increased in frequence and enjoyment. Miss Markey attended the Uni- versity of Colorado, U. C. L. A., Berkeley, Washington, Columbia, Claremont, and U. S. C. Her hobby is writing and she majored in Eng- lish. F ART AND SHOP B. R. Mr. .Xlhert li. Smith, Santa liarhara Slate College, Ll. S. C. Mr. llerginan Craxvford, XVhittier College, U. C. l.. .X. Mi. David tl. l.exvis, Oregon State, t'laremont College. F. R. Mrs.Mary Saul, Hall State, Cincin- nati :Xrt .Xeaclt-my. COMMERCIAL B. R. Mr. Mfendell .-X. Shoherg, U, C., San Diego State. Mrs, I.aura llardenhrook, Occiclen- F. R. Mrs. Karen M. NViseman, Stephens College, University of Missouri. Mrs Mary l. Moore, Reed College, Oregon State College. tal College, U. C. ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES B. R. Miss XX'anda Clark, San Diego State Mrs. lflora Daugherty, University off XX'yon1ing, University of XVis- eonsin. Miss lirlene li. Speck, Baylor Uni- versity, U. C. Miss Margaret Shaw, Miami Uni- versity, Oxford University. Mrs. Cornelia jennings, Occidental College, Claremont College. Mr. Carroll D. Youngblood, Uni- versity ot' Texas, University of Missouri. Mr. Quincy A. Mfeniple, Shurtleff College, University of Illinois. . R. Miss Viletta llutchinson, San Diego State, Clare-mont College. Mrs. june lleathcote, University of Minnesota, San Diego State. Miss lfrances llenking, Stanford University, San Diego State. Mrs. Carolyn N. llrunk, Illinois State Normal University, Uni- versity of Michigan. Mrs. Pauline l'ede'rson, Miashington State College, U. C. l.. A. Mrs. Margaret llartigan. Mrs. lfsther li. XVells, Colnmhia University, Oshkosh Teachers' College. Miss lilvestad, St. Cloud State 'l'eaehers College, Minnesota, University of Colorado. Miss Nancy Xmmons, University of Colorado, University ot' Okla- homa. Miss jessie lfarmer, University of Kansas. . . . .1-.AN.GAUGE. . . . . Miss Margaret Shan, Miami lniwrsity, tlxloril l'mversity. Miss Jacqueline T. Trenfel, U C., University Soi-hoime, Paris, France LSL? MUSIC Mr. liclxvarcl Ortiz, blr., San Diego State, Claremont College. Mrs. Viola Y. Saunders, San Die-go State, Claremont. Miss XX anrla Clark, San Diego State. aenltx intinlmus not in pieture. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. :Xrline Fox, MaeMurray Col- lege for Girls,Purdue University. Miss Stella S- Simnions, University of Kansas, Columbia University. Mrs. Agnes S. Virden, San Diego State, U. C. MATHEMATICS Mr. Frederick .-X. Wetzell Jr., Uni- versity of Arizona, University of Hawaii. Miss Florence Utterness, St. Olaf College, U. S, C. Bliss Virginia Sullivan, Purdue University, U. S. C. Miss Benita Bothun, St. Olaf Col- lege, University of Minnesota. Mr. Frank Stein, University of Michigan, Illinois State Normal College. Pi1Mrs. Ina S Harris, Columbia Uni- versity, U. C. 'kMr. Richard D. Hogan. University of Oklahoma, U. S. C. PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. R. Mr, Darrell -I. Snlitli, Mielligan University, Colorado University. Mr. Claude T. llurns, San Diego State, Claremont College. Mr. Algy L, 1,HlllDCI'I, San Diego State, U, S. C. F. R. Mrs. lflorenee lf. Sellneider, Du- quesne University, llittslmurgli University. Miss jean li, Creelnian, San Diego State. Miss Mary Varley, San Diego State. U. C L. A. SCIENCE B. R. Mr. lloward VVeisl1rod, University of Redlands, U. C., College ol Agriculture. Mr. Paul R. Clieesinan, San Diego State. Mrl Miles M. Miller, Iowa State College, New York State Col- lege. F. R. Mrs. .-Xrline lfox, Maelllurray Col- lege for Girls, l'rudue Uni- versity. Mrs. Katherine Franklin, U.C.l...X., U.S.C. ENISLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. lflora Daugherty, University of VVyo1ning, University of Wis- eonsin. Miss Nancy ,'Xnnnons, University of Colorado, University of Okla- lloma. F. R. Miss Martlia Ulvestad, St. Claude Teachers' College, Lfniversity of Colorado. Mrs. lfstlier F. Wlells, Coluniliia University, Oshkosh Teacliers' College. Mrs. Margery .X. xXl2l.l'lllCl', Li, S. C. :,. E , is lt Qi 3 2 ' lf! ht Miller, Head Custodian OFFICE SECRETARIES Back Row: Mrs- Mary Bnrcham, Miss Sylvia NYallis lfront Row: Mrs- Vera Durr, Mrs. Teresa llaradon NURSE AND OFFICE FORCE Back Row: Betty Moyes, Billy Keith, Berline Matlock, Vinnie Al1H'CllCSC. Elaine Spence, Mrs. Garner, Gary Sue Alford, jackie Dickerson, Ramona Evans Front Row: Dolores Levy, Shirlie Zock, Effie Estes, Hazel Carpenter CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs, Freda Hill, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Mrs. Betty Cranney, Mrs. Esther Evans Mrs. Anna Boyce Mrs. Mildred Von Trutzchler Mrs, Bernice Shackelford, Mrs. Erma Denker .ff r ii 1 ...11... P. T. A. OFFICERS Left to Right: I l'rt-sident, Mrs. Dorothy XYyckoFf ifVice l'resident. Mrs. .Xnnc Lee- Secretary, Mrs. Edna Timer Treasurer, Mrs. Juanita llolt 7lfNot in picture. Classes Q 'K E xiii ' f 5 7-fr ix f kj if AQ 1 ff , C Q 93? x f, L JA if I1 -1 ff X-X Q ! ,,.f V! f Y ' V 'mid W ies M dm grad 12 Senior officers of 45 are Glen Carroll, president, Johnny Peacock, vice-president, Fralnces Spurling, secretary, and Shirley Roe, treasurer, The four senior officers offer a variety of ambitions for their future walks of life. Glen lprexyl is studying music ser- iously and hopes to play an important role in conducting great music in the symphonic repertoire. Johnny hopes to become a professional sportsman. Secretary Francis Spurling is look- ing to a future as a dieticion. And last, but not least, Shirley Roe has the urge to put her major, math, to good use by be- coming an architect. A musician, Sportsman, dietician, and architect afford an example of the varied future ideas expressed by the activities and personalities of the graduating class of l945. ,I-I ,s Dorothy Allen Dottie lndiana. Ambition: Interior decorator. Activities: Song leader, Advertising manager of K. H. S. News, K. H. S. Vanities. Shirley Almond Pam. Colorado. Ambition: Model. Activities: Drama Club, Chairman of home room, Victory Corps, Red Cross Representative. Madge Anderson Red, Utah. Ambition: To be a Cadet Nurse. Activities: Vice-President of home- room '43, Drama Club. H. l.. Anderson. Minnesota. Ambition: Farming. Activities: Football, Track. Dorothy Arnold Stooge. California. Ambition: To be in charge of the office for one day and have all the teachers as my stoogesf' Activities: President of Kappa Debs, Commissioner Girls' Activities, Dianas, G. A. A. Secretary '44, Junior class Secretary '44, president of home room. Betty Arrington. Tennessee. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Drama Club, Annual Staff. C. S. F. '43- '44-'45, 43 semestersl Historian '45, Sr. Privi- lege Committee. Frances Avila Frankie, Michigan. Ambition: Telephone Operator. Activities: Sr. Privilege Committee. Leland Baker Lee Arkansas. Ambition: Research engineer. Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball, Drama Club, K-Club. Mary liartak. Iowa. Ambition: To own a horse ranch and be an artist. Activities: Treasurer of C. S. Fw '44-'45, Art liditor of Annual. Graduate Mid-term. O Virginia Bartak Ginny, loxva. Ambition: Secretary-Farmer. Activities: Commissioner of Finance, Treasurer of Drama Club. Annual Staff, President of C. S. F. Graduate mid-term. 13- Ili-tty llennett. Oklahoma. ,Xinbition: Nurse Cadet-graduate--go overseas. .'Xelix'ities1 Diana Club. .Xnnual Staff, Glee Club ,43, Home roonl Secretary '45, Vietory Corps '45, Latin Club '43, Graduate inid-term. Iiarbara Trigs llriggCr.'l California. .Xnibitionc Lawyer. .Xetivitiesz K. H, S. News '45, ,lean liishop Shorty, lllinois. Ambition: Secretary. Nlarga Blackwell Marg Colorado. .Xnibitionz Secretary to a rich, handsome boss. Xetivities: li. ll. S- News, Senior Social Com- mittee. Maryruth Boggs Boggsic. Krixona. .Xinhitimn Be a nurse. Activities: Kappa Delis Council, Club Editor of Annual. Lbnstanee Boehm Dov. XYiseonsin. .Xinbitionz journalist and doctor. Activities: Feature editor of K. H. S. News, Vic- tory Corps, Youth Builders, German Club, junior Red Cross. Nola Nlae lloyec. Texas. .NllIlllllUllI Dress designer. Noreen llrancl NoNo. lfalifornia. .Xinbitioni To he true to my one and only, only whieh one is he? .Xetivitiesz G. A, A., Coniniissioner of Girls' Ath- letics, Diana Club, .Xnnual Co-Art Editor. lirxna ,lean liranson ,leannie. Missouri, ,Xinbitionz Cosinetologist. .Xetivitiesz Senior reporter of Annual. lieverly Brean Bet Arizona. .Nnibitiont slxuthoress. Activities: C. S. F. '44. l -14 Joyce Brennick Shorty. Utah. . Ambition: Cadet Nurse or flying. Ioye Brennick. Utah. Ambition: Great pilot and adventuress. Virginia Brock Ginger, Texas or New Mexico ttake your picky Ambition: To be a trumpet player with my own band for someone else'sl. Activities: Drama Club, Band-'43-'45, Vice-President of G. A. A. '44-'45, Kappa Debs Council '-ll-'43, Priscilla Brown A'Percy. Minnesota. Ambition: Air hostess. Activities: Drill team '44. tMrs.D Lila Coates Browning. Idaho. A Ambition: H ousewite. Activities: Diana Club. C. S. F. '43-'45. Graduate mid-term. Margaret Brunner. California. Ambition: Go to college. Activities: Bible club, Band, Home Room Secre- tary. Arthur Brunner Roy, California, Ambition: Engineer. Activities: Band '41-'45. XVillia1n Budd Bill Indiana. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Basketball, Track. Buster Calvert Hjiggsf' Oklahoma. Ambition: Navy Air Corps. Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Track, Boxing, A. 5 S. B. President, Drama Club, Letterman's Club. Glen Carroll Jr., Glen Cone ND. Arizona. A1nbitio11: Music. Activities: Senior Class President, Band '41-'45, Art Editor of K. H. S. News, Senior Privilege Committee, Home Room President, Annual tFallj Photography Editor. Russell Casteel Okie or Russfl Oklahoma. Ambiticm: Army Air Corps and to be Super-wolf. ' Activities: lli-Y, Drama Club, Football, Wrestling, Racquet Club, Victory Corps. XYilliam Cox Bill California. .Xmbitionz Ratlioman. Activities: Football '-14. Ada Marie Davis Dinah Texas. Ambition: .Xircraft pilot and engineer. Activities: Girls' Ensemble '41-'42, G. A. A. '41-'45, Diana Club, ,X. S. li. Treasurer '42-'44, Drama Club, Cheer Leader, Victory Corps. jr. lligh Prexy, Senior Social Committee, Tumbling Team '42-'43. Clifton Dellis Cliff Texas. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Drama Club, Victory Corps, Football '44, Senior Social Committee. jackie Dickerson. Utah. Ambition: Zip. Activities: Girls' Ensemble '41-'42. Colleen Dimpel Dimple. Oklahoma. Ambition: Dress designer. Ruth llotltls Terri, .Xinhitionz To meet a lfrenchman or to be an old maicl xvith Tommi Hollancl. .-Xetivitit-fs: Home Room Treasurer, Drama Club. Norma lillis Nonnie. XXfasliington. Ambition: To operate a Hea circus. .Xctivitiesz Diana Club, C. S. li. '44-'45, Annual Staff, AX. S. B. Clerk. Lois l'.l'lCliS0ll. hYyUllllllQ. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Drama Club. lfXlrs.l XVancla Erskine Walsli. Texas. Ambition: To raise my own football team. ..13.. han 'Nuo lle-ctor Estevane. . Arizona. Ambition: Professional baseball player. Activities: Football '44, Basketball l44-'45, President of LCtt6F11lH11'S Club, '44-'45, Track, '44,'45, Baseball ,45. Ralph Estrada. California. Ambition: Navy. Bonnie Eubank Hon Ami. Oklahoma. Ambition: To go to Alaska. be a chemist, Activities: News Editor of li. H. S. News, llome Room Vice-President '44. Ramona Evans Red, Texas. Ambition: F ? Leburne Farr f'Einstein. Oklahoma. Ambition: Radio research. Iris Louise Farrell Mollie New York. Ambition: College. Activities: Annual Staff, Drill Team, German Club. Robert Farrington Bob, Iowa. Ambition: Flyer. Frances Fassler Fran, Iowa. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: K H. S. News Reporter, G. A. A. Home Room Vice-President. Alyce Rose Fischer. California. Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Activities: C. S. F., Sweater committee. Jeanette Fisher Net California. A Ambition: To get as much fun out of life as pos- sible. 17- lletty l'-OlS0lll Blonclie. Texas. .Xmbitionz To sing and twirl a baton. .Xctivitics: Annual Stalaf, Drama Club. XVancla liortner 'Qlanief' Texas. Xinbition: Telephone operator or Post Office .Xttcnmlant. Nctivitics: Annual Stall. Tlioinas lfrain 'l'on1n1y. Cahtorma. .-Xmlution: llraltsnian, Doreen lfrogattc l roggie. Kansas. .Xmbition: To be a nurse or housewife. .-Xctivitiesz. Kappa Deb Kouncil. Richard Gaucler Dick XViseonsin. .linbitionz Nothing at the- present. .Xciiriticsz XVrestling. Christine Gore Chris Cahtornia. .Xmbitionz Nurse. George Gorton HJ. ll, lllinois. HXnibitiou: Get an .X in Latin. Activities: Coinnlissioner of lioys' Athletics, Treasurer of Hi-Y, .Xnnual Staff, l.ctterman's Club, Victory Corps: lutterul in football and basketball. 'l'hvhna Xlae Hamniit lJubbie. Texas. .lnihitionz Ha-autician. Garth llansen. Utah. :Xinlaitimn Radio technician. Ronalrl llarvcy Ronnie NYyuming. .Xnibition: Aviator. Activities: Football '453 Basketball QBJ '44-'45g Ili-YQ Trackg Annual Staffg li, H. S. News. --18 Betty Holland Tommi. Missouri. Ambition: Be a good housewife or an old maid with Ruth Dodds. Activities: K. H. S. News, Annual Staff, Victory Corps, Senior Social Committees, Vice-President of Victory Corps, Kappa Deb Kouncil. Glenna Homes Denna. California. Ambition: Secretary or stenographer. Activities: Co-editor of Annual: Commissioner of Cultural Affairs: C. S. F.: A. S. B. Historian: Diana Club: Drama Club: Ditch Day Com- mittee: Senior Privilege Committee. jimmy Hunt l lash. Colorado. Ambition: Artist or commercial art. Activities: K. ll. S. News. Coleen Hunter. Iowa. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Animal Staff. Graduated mid-term. Velma Jackson Heavy, California. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Secretary and Treasurer of Pepper Shakers Club. Ollie Jo Jones Jo. Texas. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: G. A. A.: 'C. S. F.: Drill team Cmajorl: Dianas, Avis l,avon Kirby. Minnesota. Ambition: Costume Designer. Maudeen Knight. Texas. Ambition: Photography Studio. Activities: Bible Club, Vice-President of C. S. F.: Annual Staff, Dianas. Peggy Knutsen Piggic. South Dakota. Ambition: Nurse CAir Corpsj, Pilot, Housewife. Actgvigifes: G. A. A., Victory Corps, K. H. S. News, Annual ta . Barbara Koronis Crooky. California. Ambition: Doctor of Psychology. Activities: G. A. A.: Annual Staff, Ensemble. 19- Xola Linclgxreen. California. .-Xnibition: Housewife. Activities: Dianas, Ensemble. Graduate mirl-term. Eugene Loos. XVisconsin. .Xmbitionz livangelist. .Xetix'ities: Bible Club. lfrank Lopez. Tex Texas. Ambition: To be a diplomat or foreign correspondent. Activities: lli-Y, Football, Victory Corps. Drama Club. Ted Nlclfadden. South Dakota. Xmbition: Engineer. Vincenza Xlarchese Vinnief' New York. .Xnibitionz To be successful. Noel Mathews Curley. Texas. .Xmbitionz Interior Decorator. ,lanies Nlay llucl. Texas. .Xtnbitionz Engineer. .Xetivitiesz llasketball, Cross country race, l'llgl1-jullllllllg, llroacl-jtnnping, Football. Dorothy Xlerrill Dot, hX'j'Ollllllg, .Xntbitioni Artist. .Xctivitiest C. S. lf., liniblem Committee, Hand, Drzuna Lllnb, Annual Staff. Xlurgaret Xlessersntith Snssie. lxentneky. ,Xinbition: To bccoine ll nurse or housewife. Dorothy Montoya Monty DOL New Mcxieo, ,Xnibitioni Civil Service, llouscwife. Activities: ti. .X. A. '43-'45g Kappa Deb liouncil '44-'45: .Xl S. B. Historian '45g Secretary of Dianas '45g Secretary of Bible Club '45g Victory Corps '43-'451 K, ll. S. Newsg junior Kids' Day SEM '44g C. S. lf. '43g Orchestra '43-'45g Annual '4 . ,W Lf ...af NVilda Morris. Mississippi. Ambition: Nurse, llousewife. Alicejean Mountain Jean Illinois. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Orchestra '43-'45, Betty Moyes. Idaho. Ambition: Fashion designer, professional dancer, Activities: Senior Emblem Committee, Drama Club, An- nual Staff. Mary Nadeau Dodo. Minnesota. Ambition: School teacher. Activities: Kappa Deb Kouncil, Victory Corps, G. A. A., President History Corps, Kids' Day, Racquet Club, Glee Club, Diana Club. Bill Napier Caesarf' Oklahoma: Civil engineering, bootlegger. Activities: I-li-Y, Track, Basketball, Football. Mildred Nathan Georgia ' New York. Ambition: To continue studies and travel. Activities: C. S. F., Annual Staff, Victory Corps, Latin Club. Graduate mid-term. Bill Nichols. Kansas. Ambition: Air Corps. Activities: Track. tMrs.iJ Viola Osborn Thorpe. Idaho. Ambition: Housewife. Activities: K. H. S. News. Dale Paape Pappy. XVisconsin. Ambition: Pilot. Activities: Hi-Y, Football. K Club, A, S- lf Club, Commissioner of Boys' Activities Rosemary Passano. Maryland. Ambition: College. Activities: Ditch Day Committee. 21- J. Council, Drama fMrs.J Carol Patten liveland. North Dakota. .-Xinbitiou: Typist. john Peacock Pinky, Texas. Ambition: Professional sportsman. Activities: lli-Y, A. S. B. vice-preside-nt, -lr. Class president, Sr. Class vice-president, Drama Club, Football, Basketball. Softball, Victory Corps, K Club, K. ll. S. News. Ruth Prarlmore Coose. Arkansas. .Xnibitionz Business. Liarnlelita Ratcliffe Connic. California. .Xmbitionz Detective. Valctta Ralph Vec. California. .kmbitionz Housewife. Pauline Ray 'fRoly Poly. Oklahoma. Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: G. A. A. '42-'45, Ensemble '43-'45. D. C. Reed Flash. Missouri. .-Xmbition: To have a name band after the war. Activities: Hand, Track. Juanita Rexilius Chick. Nebraska. Ambition: Stenographcr. Jacqueline Richniontl jackie, Nebraska. .-Xnihition: Stenographer. .Xctiviticsz Kappa Deb Kouncil, Pep Club, G, A. A., Secre- tary of Kappa Deb Kouncil, K. ll. S. News, Secretary of G X A Mary Robertson. Xrkansas. .klIllllliOllZ Cadet Nurse. -22 fi-5 Q-10 'K' Shirley Mae Roe Nluscles. i VVashington, Ambition: To go to college, become an architect or inter- ior decorator. Activities: Treasurer of junior Class, Diana Club, Presi- dent of G. A. A., Victory Corps, Cheer leader, C. S. li. Treasurer of Senior Class, News Editor of li, ll. S News, Home Room President, Girls' Ensemble. Bert Rogers 'K Cowboy. Colorado. Ambition: Cattle rancher or bootlegger and gam- bler. Activities: Football, K-Club. Helen Rogers Len. California. Ambition: ? ? ? Edward P. Sanchez Ed. New Mexico. Ambition: To be a big shot. Mae Frances Shaw Little Bit. California. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Pepper Shakers. fMrs.6 Jean Sheldon KlcDermont. Ohio. Ambition ? ? F Charles Sinclair Stinky. Arkansas. Ambition: C. S. li., President of Home Room. Cora Smith Smitty. Texas. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Annual Staff, G. A. A. Victory Corps Jacqueline Smith Jackie California. ' Ambition: llelp rehabilitate wounded servicemen. Activities: C. S, F., Diana Club, Managing Editor, K. H. S News. La june Smith Sure. Texas. Ambition: Nurse. Rosemary Smith Rosie. VViseonsin. Ambition: To be a dental assistant. VVilbert Smith Smith, Idaho. .Xmbitiont Take Huck Private Snufty Smith's place in the Army. .Xctivitiesz Hi-Y. ,lean Sprague Hey, Connecticut. Ambition: To earn lots of money and then get married and spend it all. .Xctivitiest K. ll. S. News. Frances Spurling. Texas. Ambition: To remain unmarried. .Xetivitiesi Treasurer of Kappa Dehs, Club Editor of K. ll. S. News. Lnettn Stolte t'l.ou. South Dakota. . Success in anything I drift into. .'Xmbition: Activities: .X. S. B. President, .-X, S. B. Clerk, C. S. F., Club, Annual Staff, Kappa Dells, K. H. S. News, Room Viec-President '45, Band '41-'42. Diana l I ome lidith Tando ICdie. Missouri. .Xmbitionz Army nurse-pilot. Activities: Orchestra, K, H. S, News. lidna llellc Terry lfatso. Texas. .Xmhitionz Stenographer. .Netivitiesi Vice-l resident Pepper Shakers Club. 6 1 I t I latrieia Thorp l a . Missouri. .Xmbitionz To he liditor of a College Annual. .letivitiesz G. A. .X., liditor li, H. S. News, li. ll. S. News Managing' Editor '45, .Xnnual Editor. Nadune Todd Hllonf' Texas. Xmbition: College. iXctivities: li. ll. S. News Reporter, Raqnet Club, Yictory Corps. llerb Toms Herhy. California. Ambition: Plastics. Activities: K. H. S. News. 2 Frank Trailer Iowa. Ambition: Good place in the Merchant Marine. Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball. Bill Brown. California. Ambition ? ? ? David Trammel Hal Tusserf' California. Ambition: Aviation Mechanic. Activities: Football, Basketball. CAMERA Eleanor Hanson. South Dakota. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: C. S. F. '45 Band '44, K. H. S. News Ruth Benson. Minnesota. Ambition: Work on a news paper. Activities: K. H. S. News. A. iC.Hyde Alexander Commodore. Missouri. Ambition: Pilot. Activities: Basketball, Sr. Privilege Committee. tMrs.l Virginia Veall-Wood Jenny, California. Ambition: Housewife. Activities: Band, G. A. A. .. Lucille McLaughlin Brown Eyes. Missouri. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: K. HA S. News, C. S. F. '44, Sophia Louise Vitek Sue, VVyo1ning. Ambition: Journalist. Activities: C. S. F. '44-'45. Assistant Managing Editor K. H. S. News '43-'44, Editor K. H. S. News '44-'45. Kenneth Wagner. Arkansas. Ambition: Navy. 12 5..- 'l'exas. ' Ambition: Heautieian. Clara Frances NVatkins Baby Sister. Activities: Pepper Shakers Club. Robert XViest Bobo Michigan. .Xnibitionz .Xeronautical or Electronic Engineer. .Xetivitiest li Basketball '44, A Basketball '43 tCapt.l, jr. High Basketball '42 CCapt.l, ll Track '45, Hi-Y '43-'45, Yictory Corps '42-'-l-l tl'rc-siclent '43-4-ll, li Club '44-45 Secretary. Cheer leader '43-'45, C. S. lf. '43-'44, lli-Y- Sxvimniin1.!. Track, Basketball '43-'45, lntra- mural li's '42-'45, K. lrih S. News. SHY Bill Miller. Uklahonian Ambition: Doctor or Lawyer. Lucille Delores VVilson. Louisiana. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Pepper Shakers Club. Bob Montero Monty California. Ambition: Merchant Marine. Activities: K. H. S, News, Track, Basketball, Football, C. S. If. Mary Catherine NNhitworth Hliitf' Illinois. Ambition: Fashion Illustrator. Activities: Annual, K. H, S. News. Cecil Polsley. California. Ambition: Aviation. Nlachinists' mate in Navy. Activities: Drama Club. Olrsl Afton VVood Fischer. Idaho. Ambition: Housewife. Activities: K. H. S. News, Annual, Com- missioner of Publications. Texas .Xmbition VVr1ter llelen jo Rogers Jo jo. Aetamacsl Eusgnfbie ,43, K. H, s. News Staff. Shirley Zock Chili New York. Ambition: Problem child, raise Coyotes. and pass a law making it legal for high school kids to have pipes on their jalopiies. Activities: Member of Plaid Shirt League. T261 lgleing of sound minds, the members of this Senior Class of 1945. because they are so beloved and respected by their underclassmen, do hereby generously leave to those devoted followers their most valued characteris- tics and possessions. Dorothy Allen wills Galen Benson her great height. Shirley May Almond offers her black hair to Shirley Licht. Madge Anderson wills her red hair to her brother Lee. He just loves red hair. 1 Dorothy .Arnold leaves her vivaeity and leadership to all succeeding lxappa Deb presidents. Betty E. Arrington wills her good nature to Jeanne Clark. O Frances Avila .gives her ability to arrive at school on time to Joyce Seigrist. Leland. Baker insists that Frank Arnold would enjoy having his r.ed shirt and maroon sweater combination. Mary- Bartak, knowing how appreciative Stephen Pro- kopoff is of her efforts, leaves him her ability to draw horses. Virginia Bartak wills he-r neckerchiefs to Helen Fort- ner. Bettye Bennett passes her original composition Rosali on to Guadalupita Aguirre. Bettye says she has had enough of it. Jean Bishop oifers her streamlined figure to Willie May Keating. Connie Boehm wills her hair bands to Mary Pankey. Mary Ruth Boggs wills her numerous boy friends to Delores Levy. Nola Boyce gives her long lunch period to 5011100116 lucky enough to have gym fourth period. Beverley Brean passes her journalistic ability along to Tom Boehlke. Noreen Brands wills her strenuous lifth period gym to Phyllis Homan, as she can now rest for the rest of her life. Jean Branson wills her package of henna to Tina Billstrom. Maybe this will help her make up her mind, Joyce Brennick is willing herself to another senior. She doesn't wish to be separated from her tXVlll sister. Joye Brennick gives her chemistry to someone else- just anyone. She doesn't want it. Virginia Brock wills her faculty for playing thc trum- pet to Bill Herrick. She hopes he will practice- more than she does. Priscilla Brown wills hcr love for the navy to all the gals. She says there are lots of them, but. Good luck. Mrs. Lila Coates Browning wills her place in Kearny as she has settled down to housekeeping. Margaret Brunner gives her seat in band to anyone who wants to play the lfrench horn on the afterbeat. Roy Brunner leaves his place in Miss Farmer's speech class. He says he doesn't care about making speecheise- nohow. Jimmy Hunt wills the dust from his track shoes to Buddy Douglass. Buster Calvert wills his broad shoulders to Gunnar Ostrand. Glen Carroll leaves his desire to lead the lillS Band with Mr. Ortiz. l-le thinks the band will be a better success under Ortiz's direction. Russell Casteel wills his place at the senior table to a next year senior, preferably a girl. Nice looking, he says, and helll be back to eat with her. Bill Cox wills his ability to argue to Shirley Sellers. Ada Marie Davis offers her favorite word .AlllUlt'lj'., to Donna Mae Zeglls, whose vocabulary is sadly limited. Clifton Dellis wills his height to Gunnar Ostrand. lle hates to think of anyone being called Shorty all his life. Jackie Dickerson wills her success in fifth period cho- rus to Ione Meyers. Colleen Dimpel gives her dimples to Shirley Scales. Ruth Dodds leaves her quiet nature to Naomi Carey. Naomi accepts it, especially for use at the basketball games in the coke concession. Norma Ellis wills her ability to go steady to Helen Rister. She feels Helen could settle downf' Lois Erickson wills her seat in shorthand to anyone who feels energetic enough to hll lt. Wanda Erskine has placed this sign on the door of her locker: One Senior linghsh course for sale, for trade, or free. Hector Estevane leaves to Don Bailey all that he has which Don will need to become an outstanding athlete with no tfesire for the girls. Jeannette Fisher just opens the door, walks off the porch and across the schoolgrounds, and leaves Kearny. Ramona. Evans wills her fair complexion to her sister. Martha. She feels sorry that Klartha has so many freckles- Bonnie Eubank leaves her cute, little-girl blue pina-fore to Ruth McDaniels. Leburne Farr leaves his genius-behind because now that he is graduating he doesn't reel he'll need it any longer. Iris Farrell wills her photographic memory to jean Bahlman. lris teels sorry that she is always forgetting or losing something. Frances Fassler leaves her dimples to a senior. Alyce Fischer wills her inelnbership in the C. S. lf. to someone who will keep it longer than she did. Bettye Folsom wills her sweaters to John Ellis. Wanda Fortner leaves her ability to spell to Barbara Price. Tommy Frain lends his ability to run the 1,320 to Don Manning. Doreen Frogatte wills her art of obtaining otlicers to Avis Smith. 'l'hey're really a lot of fun, Avis. Dick Gander wills all his struggling brain power to Dick Lovejoy, so that he will become a better man.. . .. George Gorton leaves his Charles Atlas physique for Bill Brown. Christine Gove offers her unending ability to worry about everything to Joyce Caslie. Thelma Hamm-itt, deciding she doesn't need all her fat, is ottering the excess to Linda May. Eleanor Hanson wills her very quiet nature to Helen Ronald Harvey wills his beautiful blue' eyes to Loue Ella White. llandle them with care. Tommie Holland just leaves, but with worries. She wonders how Miss Lreehnan will manage without those graduating ti. .X. A. Seniors. Tough, lSll'l it, Bliss Qreel- man? Velma Jackson wills the Pepper Shakers to the School. She hopes they have many more successful activities. Ollie Jo jones wills her place in the drill team to Phyllis Fillhart. lt keeps the voice in good practice. Avis Kirby leaves her ambition to jittcrbug with James Gillilan. She thinks it may help his basketball. Maudeen Knight wills her place in the Dianas to some lucky junior girl-but oh. that initiation! l Peggy Knutzen wills her science in securing passes for getting out of classes to anyone' good at making ex- cuses. VVe hear they really have to be good. ls that right, Peggy? Barbara Koronis wills her dancing success to Dorothy Larson. Nola Lindgreen leaves her success in getting wings to Wilma Shirkey. Frank Lopez wills his elephant-like memory to all forgetful juniors. Eugene Loos wills his chin-up bars to Devore Smith. Bill Brown wills his car to llill Dart. NVhat about gas rationing, Bill? Lucille McLaughlin wills her blue chenille house dress to Dorothy Brunner, Vinnie Marchese wills Aleanette Fisher's jokes to her sister Alice. Vinnie says sh.e s looking for. a change... James May wills his personality to Shirley Licht. Dorothy Merrill passes her trombone technique along to Dale Webb. Margaret Messersmith wills her plot of Kentucky blue grass to Larry Gay. A ' Bill Miller wills his wrestling capacity to Darrell Carlson. Dorothy Montoya leaves her love for the Nlarine Corps to Joan Crabb-who at present isn't doing so badly. Wilda Morris leaves her everyday smile to Jo Anne jungers. Alicejean Mountain wills her boogie bass to Erhart von Trutzschler. Betty Moyes leaves her retiring nature to Ruby Red- wine. Mary Nadeau wills her inconceivably quiet nature to anyone who is willing to be less inactive. Rister. Garth Hanson wills his monkey shines to Vivian Webster. Qin Q1 .FN Bill Napier leaves his ability to keep out of trouble to Bill Brown. Mildred Nathan wills her New York accent to Betty Horton, Bill Nichols wills an alluring toupee that will produce a monopoly on girls to someone who needs the exper- ience. Charles O'Neal leaves his love for political arguments to Fanna Belle Pittman. tSlie plans to make it her carecrl. Dale Paape wills the A he never received in Physics to any other poor physics student next year. Rosemary Passano wills her orderly mind to Mary Pankey. Carol Patton wills her tigure to her sister Pat. Cecil Polsley is offering a marvelous stature such as Superman possesses, to Billy French. Johnny Peacock wills a partially co1nplet.ed harem to Steve Maxwell. Hettie Pradmore wills a number of human derelicts to someone who feels charitable. Helen Rogers wills her absence to Billy Leamon. Carmelita Ratcliff wills to Guy Walker a complete set of nocturnal habits. Pauline Ray desires that her real genuine imitation art talent be divided among Mrs. Sau1's art pupils. D. C. Reed sends his personal charms on to Buster Martin. Juanita Rexilius leaves her bashfulness to Rosemary Budz. Mary Robertson is taking everything she has learned in the past twelve years along to college with her. Shirley Roe wills her muscles to Tom Stein. Bert Rogers is passing along seven dozen flashy ties and four be-ootiful shirts to Joe Budd. Helen jo Rogers wills her quiet nature to Amelia Quintand who is so noisy she can't hear herself think. Ed Sanchez wills his shadow to the whole Junior Class, as it is the only thing of value he has left. May Frances Shaw leaves all of her disseminate ability to Ruby Gentry. Charles Sinclair, realizing he won't need them for a while, wills his civilian clothes to ? Cora Smith wills her red jerkin to Pat Brown because it goes so well with red hair. Jackie Smith, deciding she has had enough of the straight hair willed her last year by Marilyn Shapcott, gives it back to the family. Do you want it, Alice? Rosemary Smith wills her blonde hair to anyone who doesn't like her dark hair. Wilbert Smith is willing to trade a forthcoming draft call to some junior for his continued school. Jean Sprague wills a Roman nose, owner unknown, to the First junior in the Card lndex who has a pug nose. Frances Spurling wills her great passing margin in Biology to Edith Pankey., Can you use it, Eddie? Luetta Stolte leaves her perpetual motion technique to Eleanor Evans, who never seems to have anything to do. Edith Tando wills four sailors to some lonesome. blonde junior. Pat Thorp wills her learned debates to some boy who will make politics his career. Nadene Todd wills her ability to get along with lunch guards to Rosetta Bitting. Herbert Toms leaves his wolf call to Cleo Smith. Frank Trailer wills his position as the object of all second period Physics jokes to the next victiig. Dave Trammel passes some football and basketball plays to next year's 'XAII Star. Barbara Trigs wills some height to Carol Boehm. She doesn't care how much she takes. Edna Belle Terry wills her brains to Grace Walker. Bobo Wiest wills his missing tooth to anyone who finds it and is willing to use it for something besides a piano key. Mary Kit Whitworth wills her four-year perfect at- tendance to Lorraine Sinkler. Lucille Wilson, because twelve years of school have taken so much out of her, just leaves. Sophia Vitek wills all her worries of the K, H. S. News to her successor. Mrs. Afton Wood Fischer leaves her ability to play softball to poor little Margaret Snow, who can't play ball very well. Mrs. Virginia Veall Wood wills all her leftovers to the rest of the Kappa Debs. Shirley Zock wills a worn out recording machine to a slow speaker. Glenna Homes wills her inability to contrive a will for the Annual to one who is so sharp it will not offset him. Colleen Hunter wills her desire to become a nurse to Eunice Kirkpatrick. A. C. Hyde leaves his talent for swimming to jim-my Gillilan. Jackie Richmond leaves her Hcold wave to jo Ann Hunt, so jo Ann won't have to put her hair in pin curls every night. Robert Farrington and james Wilkerson yield to the juniors their places at the Senior table. who 5' t Toe QE 'Kia ac? H-ss .frees 4. I-Ii tory of C ass First Senior Class to set traditions and precedents, the class of '45 under numerous committees has laid the ground work for future senior activities and privileges. Senior l. D. lidentificationl cards were issued to eligible seniors at the beginning of the year. Such privileges os five minutes earlier dismissal from class prior to lunch, first in lunch lines, front seats at assemblies and dismissal first at as- semblies were part of the senior privileges granted to the graduating class. The senior table is reserved for the seniors only, and seniors have first selec- tion of lockers. -3 0- Prophecy It was July 6, I962 when I, Luetta Stolte, decided to go back to my girlhood at Linda Vista and visit dear old Kearny, the place which had caused me so much grief and hap- piness. After arriving in Linda Vista by air, I was taken by taxi to the school and, much to my amazement, I discovered it was driven by Le- burne Farr. While I was walking around pondering the question of where to go? an old relic of a hot rod caught my eye making its way toward me. Inside it was a blonde woman, Nola Lindgreen, happily married to Ted McFadden. They agreed to show me all my old friends if I would consent to spend my vacation with them. They took me up the marble steps of Kearny and we both were very lucky to find ourselves in time to experience the first of Mr. Taylor's latest inventions, a sort of push- button 'idea that would force happenings twenty years hence. At the first push of the button we found Betty Ruth Moyes going on her nineteenth year of nursing. We found her deep interest standing by' her side, Cecil Polsley, her real reason for purposely flunking eighteen con- secutive exams. The scene changed to a large broadcasting company in the West. Carmelita Ratcliffe started telling of her campaign with Station W I N D and was now broadcasting as Mrs, Voice of Experience. I-ler patient husband, Bob Montero, was working by her side making necessary sound effects. The scene shifted across the ocean. ln the heart of some unexplored uninhabited foreign country we found Shirley Roe. She had emi- grated and become a missionary. Just as we recovered from the shock of hav- ing Shirley as a missionary, we found Bill Na- pier busily Iabcrirrg on his civil engineering job. Busy directing him was Roy Brunner, boss of this most important job. We were amazed to see on the screen a large hospital in Chicago, Illinois. There we saw Dr. Clifton Dellis and his patient nurse, Cora Smith. Off in the corner, Ollie Jo Jones sat reading a modern book entitled Home Economics. She didn't quite understand what it was all about. Mr. Taylor touched the button once more and the scene again changed. We saw a large ranch come into view. Coming out of the door was Avis Kirby, now owner of not only this but four other ranches with Barbara Ko- ronis and Edna Belle Terry as her willing help- ers. Colder than all icebergs was the 'next view. Russell Casteel was all-skating star, and as runner-up to take second place, we found So- phia Vitek. The next scene changed Mr. Taylor's posi- tion at Kearny and he had given up his place as principal to noise other than Phil Dillon. Snap :vent the next picture and mercy what we saw next! Low and behold what do we see but John Peacock having a quarrel with his girl and pursuing Wilda Morris with flattery. But, the next view was really surprising, it was our old crooner, Ralph Estrada, of our Senior class. I-le is now crooner for the Bet- ter Babies program over station W. O. L. F. Before we had time to laugh this off, it gave us the future of Mary Nadeau. She had be- come a salespwsman, and had undertaken the task of selling men's clothes for a shop run by Bonnie Eubank. 1.31.- Then it shifted again and we found Frances Fassler sitting in the front room of her home. She was now married to Ensign Buster Calvert and had seven girls, the oldest one playing in the Boston Symphony. After the picture changed this time, Wil- bert Smith seemed to be doing some super work driving the bus from Linda Vista to Lo Jolla. When we were through following Wilbert on the bus, we visited the now celebrated per- son, Jean Branson. The efficient private sec- retary for General Motors had, indeed, made use of her economics. She had won world re- nown as the largest sit-down striker on record. After nineteen years, she was still sitting down. We were still shocked when there appeared a beautiful sweet-looking, slim girl, and none other than Doreen Frogette. We were even more surprised when we found out she had stolen the Hot Steps from Ginger Rogers. Accustomed as we were by this time to sur- prises, we all looked up with a gasp as James May, the pride of our class, .had become the pride of Kearny and had taken Mr. Miller's place as custodian. Now we see ourselves face to face with D. C. Reed, who is now city manager, and his faithful secretary, Mary Ruth Boggs, the one time absence slip collector lwhen we were still going to dear old Kearnyl . Even though bleach fades hair we still rec- ognized Pat Thorp as head cashier at a Safe- way store. You'd almost think we were going to visit the movie by the looks of this next picture, be- cause there standing in line for tickets was Bob Farrington waiting to purchase tickets for his wife, Dot Arnold, and their three children. The people starring in this picture were none other than Ronald Harvey in the leading roll and Madge Anderson second place. Jim- mie Hunt played the part of Madge Ander- son's father. They had already produced four previous pictures in Hollywood. We were not at all surprised to find that in this next picture Wanda Fortner had top hon- ors as number one trumpet player of the world. Mr. Ortiz claimed most credit for this triumph. Mr, Taylor now stated that this was all the film he had for this project, but he could eas- ily show us the other invention he had fixed, but we would have to wart until tomorrow to be shown this. We agreed to leave, promising to return the next day. I was then escorted to the home of Afton Wood Fischer and was served a very delicious supper and was busy all evening lis- tening to the experiences of some of my old schoolmates who had so reluctantly disappear- ed during the last twenty years. After having a very nice sleep and a most delicious breakfast to start my day off right, Afton and I headed back to learn more in de- tail the future of the rest of my friends. We were surprised to find as general secretary Glenna Homes, and even more surprised to find Pauline Ray as dean of Kearny. 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Army Marines Coast Guard Navy Army Navy Navy Navy ...Army Navy A.A.C. A. C. ........Navy A.A.C. .......Navy ....A.A. C. Navy Army Navy Navy Army Navy Navy Army Navy A. C. Navy Navy Navy 5 'Q si X L N MKS: . , --fx ll Grade Officers- . ll. R.-llarrcll Carlson, Lupe .-Xguirrc, Gloria lfarker, Jackie ligry. F. R.4lJon Key, liill llcrriuk, Mary lfrauccs Gray, Naomi Carey. grad 11 Hi kids and all concerned! Wake up and take notice! Sit up and lend on earl Speak of picnics to a Junior and he'll sigh,-remembering our picnic. Mention Proms and he'll start telling you about our Prom. Gee-never to be a Junior again! Well-to get back to the story. The two main events of the Junior Class of l944-45 were brought about with the help of the icapable Class Officers who are as follows: President, Don Keyg Vice-President, Bill Herrickg Secre- tary, Mary Frances Grayg Treasurer, Naomi Carey. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them for all that they have done for our class. Allene Reeves, Junior Reporter fa cs- 3rd Row- Beans, Dorothy Alvarado,Josephine Bartz, Robert Benson, Galen 2nd Row- Blanco, Charlotte Brean, Geneva Brown, Bill Brunner, Dorothy lst Row- Almond. Frank Callahan, Carol Aydelott, Arlepha Carlson, Darrell 3rd Row- Dodson, Mildred Downey, Wayne Dunn, Phyllis Gray, Mary Frances Garrett, Buster Znd Row- Hardmon, Phyllis Crowell, Delma lflgry, Jacklyn Gillilan, James lst Row- Dwyer, Rosemary Mitchell, Pearl Gray CMrs.J Greenwalt, Peggy Zirrl Row- McDermott, Ivan Manning, Don Henry, Keith Herrick, Bill Key, Don 2nd Row- James, Eunice Kirkpatrick, Eunice Larson, Dorothy Leamon, Billie lst Row- llarrison, Betty Homan, Phyllis Holcombe. Minnie LeMaire, Phyllis grad ll Brunet, Rene Burgett, Charles Avila, Andrew Carey, Naomi. Budd. Joe Billstrom, 'Pina Burns, Shirley Clark, Jeanne Cordray, Elaine Bjornson, Harley Dart, Bill Clifford, John Greenwalt, Ted Gunn, Horace Gallagher, Lois French, Bill Grisham, Joe Gates, Shirley Grisham, LaWanda Harris, Maxine Harris,Betty Jean Harrison, Betty Jean Lovejoy, Dick McNeil, Clarence McFadden, Bob Larson, Eugene htm--.. Knight, James Lupton, Donald Matifes, Gilbert Logsdon, John Likens, llona James, lialene Blackburn, Norma Knox fMrs.J Manning, Jean 3rd Row- Uwen, .lack Ryan. Robert Neilson, Richard Scofield. James Maxwell, Steve Znd Row- Reeves, Allena Sanchvs, Della Nielson, Heh-n lh-dwine, Ruby lst Row- Parker, Doris llister, Helen Pzittvn, Patricia Sellers, Shirley 3 rd R0 w- Shoemaker, Nora Williams, Clara Xvebh, Dale Shapcott, Alyce Simpson, Orville Lind Row- Watkins, Leotis VVeatherhy, Bill Zei:lis,Donna Wallace, Parolyn Stratton, Barlmm lst Row- White, Lou Ella Zellenga, Lorraine Ware, Gt-neva Shirkey, W'ilma 3 rd How- Smith, Cleo uwen. llanrlolph llillon, Phil Ustrantl, Gunner Lind Row- Valleos. Nina Rogers, Nina llrownlnir, Marceline lst Row-H Hall, lmris grad ll Monroe, .lohn U'Neal, Frank Roush, Phillip Pentis, Alfred Scott. Sherman Pankey, Mary Reasoner, .luanitu Phillips, Jonnie Relford, Doris Nelson, Della Parker, Gloria . Quintiana, Amelia Smith, Devore Stein, Tom Thompson, Robin Taylor, Dorothy XVard, Marjorie Webster, Vivian Valle, Gloria Smith, Lola Vincent, MaryAlice Voss, Marvin Sieirrist, Joyce Sinkler, Lorraine Wairner. Kathleen Gay. Larry Quinley. Dick Burns, Bill Fishcher, Pat Bahlman. Jean Smith. Jean l'l0l'lllF'l'. Helen Aquirre, Lupe Ilrd How- Boehlko, Tom Blanton, Richard Anderson, Lee Alford, .Toe Barrows. Clifford Lind How- Bates, Fred Bellmayer, .lack Belman, Roberta Berkley, Donna Brotherton, Nancy lst Howe Blount, Patsy Boeckel,.lulian Ballard, Wanda Bingham, NVanda 3 rd Ho W- Diniple, Hal Davidson, Donald lveliouse, Eugene Cuthbertson, Lloyd 2nd Row- Brown, Bernice Eldred, Kenneth Dreyer, Donald Dickinson, George lst Rowe- Dreyer, Donna liistevane, Dalia Daughety, Loy 3rd Row- Hafner, NVayne Gwathmey, Donald Gilmore, Thomas 2nd Row- Barham, Mamie Hamlin, Dorothy Hall, Betty Crush, Judith lst ROW- ldvans, Martha Evans, Elisor Fildes, Marilyn Gates, Pat 3rd Row- Hawks, Bill Helms, Pat Hodson, Roy Geek, Alfonso Haber, Henry 2nd Row- Harland, Durand Keating, NVillie May Jungers, .Joanne Henderson, Grace lst Row- Horton, Betty Hunt, JoAnn King, Janis 10 Bird, Don Bishop, Xkfayne Barnard, .lohn Baker, James liittingr, Rosetta Boehm, Carol Boeck, Morgan Baillif, Richard Bipxgs, Colleen Alvarado, Marie Barrios, Josephine Berry, ldvonne Clark, Virgil Cole, Neale Carroll, James Danncr, Earl Constantine, Stamo Douglas, Buddy ldstevane, Richard Crabb, Joan Uzussen, Betty Crush, Judith Estrada, Helen Gilmore, Fred Giamanco, Clirirli-:4 Hall, Jim Hanson, Norma 4 Hargls, Sue Green, Dixie Grow, Carol Gentle, Helen Harris, Gladys .lulian, Albert Jourdon, Tommy Jonte, .lack Heskctt, Charles Hedwall, .lo Anne Hernandez, Irene Hillard. Stella Hicks, Dorothy Holbird, Ruhy Hemphill, Irene Hicks, Cassandra Il rd Row-M lu2lllIll!l'illL1'. l'harles Martin, llldward Lt-ivht, Gene Laoy, 'Pom Marshall, Holm Lind Row- Lopvz, Art lbuprem-, Violet Middleton, Nickiv l'olwrim'k, lvavid Kinzie, .loan lst, Row- Miller, Joanne lXl:igm-ss, ll:-tty Mcliride, Iloris 1Xlm-Iianic-I, Ruth Licht, Shirley -i I ll Row- Utl, Orville Robinson. Arthur W'a:4lilirun, Creed Roush, Bill Ilrd Row- l'l-nlis, Stella 1i'H:mlon, Luther Robinson, Odell Rowley, George Ind Row- Montt-ith, Barbara Pittman, lfanna Roll Noll-n, Robert lst Row- Romero, Mrna Rm-puui, l'Ilean0r Se-ay, Lois Uzlmirn, Juanita -I I h Row- Smilh. ldmmett Slitli, Dick Stewart, Weldon Shaw, James 3rd Row? Slolte, In-an XVilson, .-Xllyn Southwivk, llavid Smith, Alive W'illiam:-cfm, Vollecn :End Row- White, C. B. Snurllng, Wayne Walker, Patricia llurold, Virginia Woody, Alice lst Rowf Troxel, Ruth Smith, Francl-s XVomlmIus, Ilona Snyder, llorothy Smith. Joan Lind Row Iiillon, l'hil 1 Moors-, Roh linrns, Hill lst Row- Littvn, Coleman Langford, Gene Landgraf, Luvcrne Larson, NVillis Kraft, Betty Marquis, Billie Middleton, B. Mikkelson, Ronald Lothspeich, Jean Moth-hee, Varolyn Meyers, lone Martin. Virg'io Prokopoff, Stephen Roush, Bob Nanfito, Nuncio Reed, Katherine Pankey, Edith Partain, Gerald Morris, Tom Roberts, Dale Reeves, Loretta Ralph, Betty Neal, Colleen Neal, Hazel Stokes, Darwin WValker, Guy Wood, Acie NVashl1urn, Creed Siegrist, Marjorie Taylor, Janet Stills, Francis NVoIuott, David NVallaee,.Iant-Helen linnnons, B. J. Spence. Iilaine Stills, Evelyn Weirich, Louise NVilson, Lorraine Ahern, Edith Colli, lilarpruerite lrovv, Dick Hatliaway, Gerald Nlfnhomly, .In-an .Xrmstronp:, Georgia I rvinv, l'v1.g'g.:y 515 3-fi 2nd Row- Blanton, Robert Bunner, Paul Arrowsmith, Collins lst Row- Aydelott, Eldene Bast, Gloria Biggs, Mavis Bain, Helen 2nd Row- Chapman, Bob Coleman, Bob Chapman, Don lst Row- Camp, Phyllis Carpenter, Hazel Chave, Francis Bonner, Elois Brown, Patricia 3rd Row- Fleetwood, Teddy lflslinger, Cyril Dodds, Jack 2nd Row- Flores, Elida Finney, Billye Fischer, Betty Danner, Pansy Dunaway, Dola lst Row- Fowler, Katherine Anderson, George Bentley, Blane Benner, Chuck Almond, Wesley Bley, Shirley Anderson, Norma Blair, Mary Louis Budd, Don Card, Bob Choate, Jimmie Budz, Rosemary Clark, Jean Brooks, Colleen Brunet, Germaine Clark, Doris DeWitt, Fred Fassler, Marvin Durand, Keith Ellis, Roy ligry, Joyce Fillhart. Phyllis Estes, Effie Fortner, June Epperson, .Ioyce 6 3 rd Row- Halt, lfldmond Halbert, David Huey, Bill Llnrl Row- Hancock, Katheryn Harmon, Billy .lean Gussa, Ruth Hudson, Katherine lst Row- Gun, Doris Horner, Josephine Harvey, Frances Iverson, Valery Grimes, Nadine 3 rd Row- Inpgle lflugene Krentz, Don Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Danny Lee, Richard :End Row- Jewell, Darwin Loos, Donald Johnson, Jewell Landgraf, Joan Jessup, June lst Row- Kolrrlck, Marion lleedom, Edith Jarrell, Patsy Lyman, Lorrain Ilarter, J. D. Breen, Curtis Handerson, Marie Irwin, Vaughnell Hill, Dorothy Granell, Joan Hunsuoker, Helen Henry, Lois Holland, Charlotte I Morton. .laines Koch, Bill Maxwell, Tommy Leewright, Dwendolyn Londgraf, Billy Q Lester, Ruth Leonard. Larry Grahl, .lack llivht, Alvin Lyman, Loretta Knip.:'ln, Fay lleedom, Carole Lothspeich, Mary 3 rd Ro W- McKay, Melvin Martinez, Jackie Middough, Delmar Mahoney, Harley Milhollan, Jerry 2nd Row- Myers, Bob McCormick, Bill Messing, Mary Alice lst Row- McClenden, Jean Moon, Norma McGill, Orilla May, Linda 3rd Row- Prescott, Frederick Tarpley, Gordon U'Neal, Graham Pierce, Bob Pedrin, Dick 2nd Row- Pollock, Karen Overstreet, Marthella lst Row- Sanchez, ' Mary Evelyn O'Kane, Mary Reed, Marceline Heasoner, Faye 5th Row- Nieber, Gilbert Thomas, Donnie Smith, Stanley Stolte, Dean 4th Row- Hamlin, Harold Crow, Roger 3rd Row- Bell, Raymond Rhinehart, Fred Johnson, Frank Smith, Don Znd How- Smith, Jean Stradley, Velma Hardin, Lena Von Trutzschler, Jean lst Row- Shrader, Lucille Troxel, Betty Nash, Shirley Buzzard, Betty Maxwell, Tommy Marsh, Phil McDowell, Joseph Marshall, Jim Matlock, VBerliue Morley, Gene Mikkelson, Layonne McFadden, Marilyn McNeil, Martha Morrison, Beverly Rogers, Henry Fickass, Erwin Smith, Don Bethune, Arthur Raimodo, Marie Summers, Mary Price, Barbara Pauly, Mary Robinson, Alice Sellers, Beverly Slusher, Joyce Pekofsky, Dorothy Moise, Howard Freeman, Austin Smith, Charles Coates, Barry Garrett, VVayne XVebh, Lyman Peterson, Dick Matlock, J. D. Hunter. Gertrude Simpson, Frances McCray, Frances Grimes, Betty Levy, Dolores Reeves, Marguerite XVade, Dorothy Byrd, Verna 4th Row- Kelley, Robert Smith. John Harter, J. D. 3rd Row- Carlton, Pat Broan, Curtis Carlson, Merle 2nd Row- Thomas, Mona Schmidtt, Drusilla Woods, Mary Ann lst Row- Walsh, Billejean Kennedy, Delois Trammel, Maxine Hamlin, Carolyn 3rd Row- llogor, Rexilious Jordon, VVe:-:ley Moyes, Howard Valle, Ernest Whetsun, Melvin 2nd Row- Daniel, ltenavd VVagner, Ola May Tiblmet, Vivian Tarply, Mary lst Row- Taylor, Dorothy Walker, Grace Wright. Ruth Slntter. lielori:-1 Shows, George Williams, Fred Simons, Bud Cordray, Bob Kennedy, James Vtfebster, Betty Green, Helen Sickle, Pat Van Martinez. Consuelo Hayes, Velda Summers, Rio Smith, Bruce VValker, Robert McCullough, Jack Richard, Gerald XVo1irne, Lyly Taoket, Virgie Nyc, Bob Knight. Mary Jane Stadium, Loretta Vega, Esther Thelen, Beverly -ith Row- Jackson, Eugene Johnson, Jack Johnson, Aaron Baker, Dale La Force, Eugene 3rd Row-M Hudson, Dorothy Johnson, Bessie Lee, Thelma 2nd Row- Lacy, Jimmy Johnson. Marvine Klein, Nancy Long, Peggy lst Row- Kinax Betty Irwin, Maureen Jerrison Zena 4th Row- McGray, Bob Owens, David Middough, LaVern Orrantia, Fernando Moore. J. VV. 3rd How- Pierce, Roland Nelson. Jimmy Lou Quintana. Virsrinia Monroe, Carrie Znd Row- Pickens, Beverly McNinch, Lillian Martinz, Angela James, Darlene lst Row- Parson. Peggy Panicke, Kay Miller, Francis Nikodym, Dorothy 3rd Row- Carlton, Michael Collins, Lawrence Callahan, William Cotton, Lloyd 2nd Row- Clark, Margaret Beckwith, Shirlee lst Row- Hryan, Beverly Fave. Gwenith Cooper. Beverly Burrows. Marie Corum, Norma Langford, Jimmy Hinricks. VVayne Jenson, Edward Kilburn, Eugene Lyman, Barbara Lira, Nancy Jones, Anna Kobrick, Lorraine Joll, Donna Rae Johnson, Donald Loch, Hope Killebrew, Dorothy Humphrey, Dorothy Patterson, Harry Pancy, Art Me-erchaum, Emmett Nunn, Melvin Mailer, Barbara Kilgore. Helen Meyer, lime Prescott, Donald liladden. Lucile Moore. Carol Newman, Iflveline Pierce, Florence Quinones, Mary Nappa-r, Shirley Nunez, Este-lla Clark, Harold Butcher, Charles Conroe, Earl Cheatem, Johnny Cope. Mildred Alford, Garry Sue Chaffers, Carmen Chadwick. lflnid Conners, Jean Carpenter, June 3rd Row- Arcy, Raymond Bowerman. Bob .Behlman. Ray Bently, Burns Blair, Jim 2nd Row- Boggs, Harry Buchanan, Mary Lee Anderson, Betty Bell, Genevia. lst Row- Aaron. Merna Anderson, Mary Bernalrdez, Amanda Beans, Myrtle Brotherton, Allene 4th Row- llolt, Bill Cannell, Bob Grlgnon, George Holt, Robert Harris, Arthur 3rd Row- Celaya, Hugo Homan, John Geiger, Fred Grant, James Howell, Harvey 25nd How- Cooper, Ted Hawkins, Tommy Haver, Frankie Gutierrez. Margaret Huber, Arlene Isl Huw- Bradshaw, Mariheth Haver, Phyllis Gribhle. Marcia Heskett, Patricia grad Aguirre, Aurelio Barton. Lefty Bethune, Kenneth Bigler, Robert Bartz, Richard Applingr, Barbara Brokaw, Jacqueline Baillif, Vernon Anderson, Carol Beckett. Ilona Lee Beeler, Janet Anderson, Harriet Grant, Thomas l-lose. Ralph Hamlin, Bud Gwyn, Billy Holmberir, Wesley Guy, Harold Harris, Kent Buchanan, Corky Harrison, Vida Honster, Raymond Herrill, Keith ilrayson. Jar-k llolnxes, Diana Gutierrez, Carolyn Glover, Betty 7- 3rd Row- Stokes, Leland Smith, Doyle Spargo, Robert Stanick, David Solomon, Dwane Znd Row- Sullivan, Gene Strong, Virginia Thurman, Joyce Sprecher, Mary Lee lst Row- Stolte, Earl Sowell, Betty Southworth, Betty Tibbets, Darlene 3rd Row- Cartmill, Eugene Summers, Edgar Wilkinson, Robert Whalchel, Tommy Mobly, Carl 2nd Row- Whitely, Pat Veall, Joanna VVallace, Barbara VVhitmire, Susan lst Row- VValsh, Mary Wyatt, Joyce Tomancik, Rose Mary Trailer, Mary Alice 3rd Kow- Ellis, Bobbie Eubank, Glen Fonville, Dwayne Flores, Albert Doan, Warren 2nd Row- Frazier. Raymond Fleetwood. Norma Daniels, Frances lst Row- V lflstrada, Connie, Flores, Rita . Dawson, Margaret Dock, Barbara Sirgusa, Joe Stifter. Gordon Ticer, Jimmy Strasser, Dean Spatter, Pat Taylor, Oleta Strunka, Carolyn Stark, Betty Southward, Lloyd Thompson, Antonia Stromie Elsie Simons, Milo XVaggoner, Harley Zathan,Bill Peterson, Roland White, Bob Wenberg, Duane Nvilson, Everdinne Taylor, Billy White, Wanda Zeilenga, Shirley YVatkins, Susie VValls,Becky Tone, Mildred nlfarnsworth, Kennethy Davis, Harvey Gilliland, Eugene Fowler, VVa,lter Gilpert, Joanne lflllwood, Harland Deasey, .Pat I Fader, Lois . , Forbes, ,Nancy , -ith Row- Roush, Edward Sanchez, Robert Roe, Tony Seay, Lloyd Rowin, Russell 3rd Row- Saunders. Val Messersmith. .hum-s Rohsonson, Richard Quintero, Joe 2nd Row- Reinhardt,LaVerno Shasteen, Lou Ann R1-aves, lirnestine Seifert, Mary lst Row- Ralmondo, .loan Schmitt, Delpha Richmond, Marlene Seeley, Jeanne -lth Row-M Hrown, Allen Moncrie, Lester Simmons, Bud Stevens, Calvin Zlrd Row- Fortner, James Smith, Tommy Imrlingr, Hale Dennis, Robert 2nd Row- Mc.-X l l ister, tllaudetl Beckwith, Shirley flipqenr, .loyve Parsons, Peggy lst Row-- Vnut, Billie Fisk. .luunn Gentry, Ruby grad Reed, Gordon Rodriguez, Nero Scheckenbeck, Bill Rucker, Charles Schwend, Teddy Mathis, Carl Repaci, Edward Ramer, Billy Shackelford, .Ioan Simpson, Mary Schreiner,lGlla M ao Rhodes, Billy Robinson, Yvonne Ring, Pansy Skeen, Dorothy Jenson, lfldwalrd Deasey, Martin Evans, Byron Gillispie, Richard Smith, Bernard Shack, Robert Turley, Jerry Landreth, Peggy Stratton. June Butler, Patsy La Madrid, Mary Campbell, Carol 1 -4 9 3rd Row- Birnbaum, Don Bigler, Kenneth Balsley, Wayne Biggs, Buddy Bingham, Fred 2nd Row- Behlman, Paul Blackett. George Anderson, Rulon Agnew, James Bahlmann, Barbara lst Row- Avila, Mary Jean Beasley, Doris Jean Biggs, Gloria Archer, Connie 3rd Row- Chavey, Eddie Bridge, Bobby Cheatum, Bobbie Casados, Leo Burnett, Billy 2nd How- Clark, Benny Blocker, Joe lst Row- Brendle, Dolores Bobo, Melba Brendle, Patsy Borrow, Beverly Caldwell, Uma 3rd Row- Dimpel, Mack Driggers, Dick Douglas, Jerry DeVeo, David Denton, Jimmie 2nd Row- Dodson, Dalton Downs, Jack Dasher, Bob lst Row- Cuver, Cleone Dins, Rheba Dodds, Shirley Cox, Lucille Dillon, Patsy Beason, Carrol Baldwin, Edwin Barker, Royce Adcox, Jimmy Beckstrand, John Benesh, Diana Benson, Jamice Aquirre, Pearl Allen, Betty Becht, Janice Beesley, Patsy Bakke, Janet Almond, Joyce Bunner, Robert Boehm, Bill Bullard, Darrell Callahan, Pat Bronson, Boyd Cockrell, Elroy Cannell, Patsy Buchanan, Polly Bryan, Cylvia Brogden, Muriel Daniels, Alvin Crow, Gordon Doldy, Frank Cowan, Raymond Endres, Dean Doniger, Lawrence Crush, James Duffy, Joan Dodds, Doris Dix, Marjorie Elvira, Guillerman Chapman, Helen 3 rd Ro w-- Fisher, David Geck, Robert Galner, Billy Gordon, Billy Gallagher, Donald 2nd Row- Frazler, Joann Galle, Bessie Gomez, Rose Frohn, Donna Galle, Jessie Ist Row- Gardner, Janice Fantonl, Helen Gordon. Loretta Gay, Doralyn Finney, .luaneina Faddls, Bonnie 3rd Row- Grow, Harry Hall, Dennis Harris, Donald Hobh, Billy Holcombe, John 2nd Row- Hall. Nancy Harrison, Patricia Harris, Evelyn Harris, Gerrell lst Row- Groprnon, Carol Gunderson, Marlys Halbert, Joyce Harris, Carolyn Henderson, Ruthie 3rd Row- May, Robert Llgon, Johnny Martin, Robert McCain, Clifford Manor, George Und Row- liupton, Thais Martin, Ruth lst Row- Mvllonald, Peggy Houlk, Betty Lindsay, Jam-t Lawson. Mary I.iuht. Yolondia Mchaulrhlin. Lucille Gallagher, Gerald Carlton, Marian Boyd. Cecil l'Istavane,Fernando Gilmore, Dick Gray, Fern Foster, Barbara l'IrneSt. Joan Dennis, Rita Garate, Helen Estes. Alyoe- Fritz, Dixie Foster. Patrivia Foer:-ater, Lonnie Griggs, Mary Hall, O. IJ. Houston, Vernon Holland, Jack Harvy, Philip Head, Eugene Herring, Frank Hobt, Betty Harless, Donna Holt, Rosalie Budd, Sue Gutierrez. In-ne Hall, Elaine limda., Louise Molton, .Jimmy Martinez, Frank McAllister, Billy Mcilollough, .Iohn Marshall, Gene Martin, lfluge-ne Levi, .lohn Lavelett. Mary liauohner, Lora Maf- Maviel, Virginia Lynn, Betty Ray 5 grad 3rd How- Seibert, Robert Southern, Charles Stephens, VVilliam Sheridan, Joe Smith, Lyndel 2nd Row- Smith, Lloyd Spain, Faye Sprecher, Rose Ann lst ROW4 Smith, Barbara A, Spatter, Norma Siegrist ,Lois Shirkey, Wilma Skeen, Martha 3rd Row- Todd, Jim Townsend, Morris Swartwood, Eugene Vincent, Henry Valdez, Louis 2nd Row- Tando, Juanita Walsh, Nina l Whelan, Carrie Jean Ist Row- Young, Donna Valdez, Sarah Treybig, Jean , NVetherbee. Marian Webb, Betty Jean Swope, Barbara End How- Carrozo, Alfred Baggett, Johny Sucke, Lowell May, James lst Row- Williamson, Wanda Wilkerson, Zana Williams, Clara Gibhens, Ann Witt, Joan Sellers, Billy Morris, Billy Shoemaker, Jim Stipp, Robert Skelly, Dominic Sellers, Clyde Smith, David Smith, Barbara Shoen, Adora Shoenbech, Sharon Smith, Mona Slamsick, Virginia VVest, Jimmie Whetstine, Darwin Dwan, Lester Vega, Jesus Head, Eugene White, Roland Vickery, Edward Ward, Clarence Ward, Fred Isom, Lorraine Weatherby, Beverly VVade, Mary Lou Stromie, Marion, Zock, Robert Williams, Jimmy Withren, Jacky Wilson, Joe Hedlund, Virginia Wilson, .Ioan Baker, Lione Wilson, Shirley Ponce, Helen Zlrd Row- Jaines, Charles Lamb, Gerald liacey, Leo Keogh, Marvin Kirby, Charles Howarth, Ronald 2nd Row- Komp, Wanda- Johnson, Connie Johnson, Marlene Ist Row- Jones, Lu Wanda Kennedy, .loan I.ambt-rty, Ruth King, Patsy llurteau, Marie Hunt, Barbara Zirtl Row- Napier, Harold Patterson, Jimmy Neal, James Nieln-r, Lawrence Pauly, David Znd Row- Murphy, l-Ella Merrill, Jacque-lin Nadoe, Arthur lst Row- Madden, Betty Ulimxer, Shirley Uslund, Florence Mitchell. Betty Moran, Janet Muollner. Violet :lrd Row- liice, Clifford Pearson, Ned Porter, William Petlley, Jim Rizzo, Richard Ind Row- Scofleld, Marilyn Ramos, Joyce Quintana, Josephine S1-eck. Anabellu lst Row- liohinsnn, llarline Quint:-ro, Mary I'eelrin, Barbara I'ot'ahI, Partitzia Salgaflo, Flor:-m-o Jackson, Clarence Benner, John Kirkpatrick, Cameron Hutson, Jerry Hurst, Donald Jerrison, Kenneth Johns, Joe Howell, Roberta Butcher, Marilyn .Iordon. Carol Jackson, Clare Reece Naumann, Robert Moreno, David Nickerson, lra Mohr, Wally Nikodyln, Larry Uldon, ld. M. tltt, Charlene Morris, Bette Ushorn, l-Idna Middleton, Billie Nowood. Ann Louisi- NeSinith, Athelda Perkins, Bily Quinones,Fernando Robinson, Kingston Perry, VVillie Price, Billy Shlinker. John Pike, James Reinhart, H1-rmon Reinhardt, Dick Preston, Kathryn Speck, Dorothy l'ont'e, Martha Quintana. Olga Sha-nk, Mary Suv v Activities 4 ,. 1 is , 25 Y MN X QQ W 7 Tw w Z i fi ' A ,Rik X 1 15.7 W X, ,uw A A 'mv Roseniziry lliiclz junior lligli .Xetivities .Xftoii XVoocl ....... llulmliezition Yirginiai liartzik ....... lfinzinee llelly .XI'l'lllg'lOll ..... Historian Nlziry Nnfleziii .,........ Alllllllll Snpliizi Ylteli K. ll. S News Noreen llrniul Uflirls' Atliletics tilt-111111 llnmes. .Cultural .xll'2lll'S lint .Xriiulil ..... Girls' .Xetivities Seated- l.1iett:1 Stirltc ..... ' X. 5. B. Clerk lliisler i':1lvert..A.S.l!. Presirlent All Jill ll I: The A. S. B. Council is the student-elected official governing Board of nine commissioners. 'Stu- dent business, club appropriations, and student body expenditures and activities are handled by the Council. Greatest contribution to school life this year has been the A. S. B. Card. Mr. Taylor purchased Card No. l at the opening sale, September 22. Clean-Up Day, the Holly Hop, Frontier Day, and the Executive Banquet were a few of the Coun- cil's activities during the year. 9. ,, 2 lfroiit Row- '4 , Miss Sullivan A. My - .5 Rosemary liuclx . -luiiior lligli .Xelivities -we 4- l'z1t Tll0I'1X ,.... ..,.... . Xnnual if Dot Arnolrl Girls' .'Xetivities U B' ' Second Row- l.i1ett:1 Stoltie' .. .X,S.l5. l,I'Q'SlllCIll Dorothy Mtmtuyzi Historian Glenna llOll1CS..f4lllllll'2ll .Xlfziirs Sophia Vitek ,.... li.l'l.S. News .Xltoii XVoocl lfiseher Commissioner nl' lliililiezilimis 'l'l1ircl Row-is lletty .'Xrri111.:ton ., .... lfiiizinee Norma lillis ..... .X.S,l3. Clerk Noreen l2rzu11l...fli1'ls' .Xtlileties lfoiirlli Row- t2eo1'gellm'tm1 ,.llixys'.Xtl1leIies l71Lli' XXX-hh .... 'liieliel .xllllllllf '--'- llzile llnziiie llnys' .-Xetivities L54- XNNIU Xl Wading through innumerable dummies, sketches, suggestions, photos, notes, articles and difficulties, the annual staff has striven to make your Annual enjoyable. Special thanks from the Staff go to Mrs. Jennings, adviser, without whose help publication of the Vale of '45 would have been impossible. The Editor Editor-Pat Thorp, Assistant EditorfGlenna Homes. Business Nlanagier-Nlaudeen Knight. Photographye-Peggy Knutsen, Tonnni Holland Fall Editor-Glen Carroll. ANNUAL STAFF Senior Reporters-Luetta Stolte fehairmani, Dot Merrill, Wanda ,lane Fortner, ,lean Branson, Margaret Brunner, Betty Folsom, Barbara Koronis. junior Representive-Dorothy Brunner, Allena Reeves. Sophomore Representative-Mary VVion, Carol Grow, Stella Pentis. Spring Editor-Norma Ellis. 9th-Barbara Price. Clubs and Organizations-Xlaryruth Boggs fchairmani Dot Montoya, Betty Arrington, Afton Wood, Fischer. Sports-Ronald Harvey: George Gorton, chairman. Art Editor-Mary Bartak teliairnianl, Noreen Brand tchairnianl, Norma lillis, Betty Ruth Moyes, Kit Whitworth. Sthgjoan Gilpert. 7th-Diana Bennisli, Nancy Hall. Typists-Margaret Rlessersmith, .lean Branson, Betty Folsom, Afton Wood, Jean Sprague. Class Prophecy-l.uetta Stolte. Class Will-Eugene l.oos, Virginia Bartak, Iris liarrel. s i- f V -. ' ,E . 1, Q, gye if First Row-Pat Thorp, Glenna Homes, Mrs. Saul, Klrs. I-lartigan, Mrs. Jennings, ' f Mr. Shoberg. ' S., Second Row-Dot Montoya, Betty Folsom, Bonnie liuhank, l.uetta Stolte, Maryruth - Bo-fgs Kit NVl1itworth, Betty Moyes, Afton VVood, Stella Pentis, Klaudeen Knight, s tr .ir S i Dorothy Brunner, Norma Ellis, Noreen Brand. l'hird Row-Dorothy Merrill, Betty Arrington, Mary Bartak, Joan Gilpert, Carol Grow, Eunice james, Carol Boehm. lfourth Row-Bill Napier, Barbara Price, Allena Reeves, Peggy linutsen ,Tonimi Holland Fifth Row-Glen Carroll, George Gorton, Ronnie Harvey, Jinuny Hunt. ..55-. .. ll'l.. .. Nl MV: Official organ for the school, the K. H. S. News serves as a record of school endeavor with a realistic view of studeht opinion and desires. Published bi-weekly and largely financed by advertising, the paper is under Miss Erlene Speck's supervision and the two Jour- nalism classes comprise the staff. Editor-in-Chief-Sophia Vitek. Managing Editor-jackie Smith. Business Manager-Dick Lovejoy. Advertising Manager-Dorothy Allen Make-up Editor-Bob Montero. Bookkeeper-Ronald Harvey. Art Editor-Glen Carroll. Adviser-Miss Erlene Speck. First Row- Shirley Roe, Dorothy Montoya, Pat Smith, Dot Allen, Connie Boehm, Sophia Vitek, Glen Carroll. Second Row-Helen Rister, Frances Spurling, Miss Speck, Pauline Ray, jackie Richmond, Pat Thorp, Ronnie Harvey, Betty Holland, Bob Montero. Third Row-Kit Whitworth, Bobo Wiest, Bob Farrington, Dick Lovejoy. ww' l Kam.-ggi: 'Q .Nw 56- ,.f .ialff i S Second Row-Mary Louise Blair, Mary :Xnn XVoods, Kathy llencoclc, Jean Mcfflendon, 1 Faye Reasoner, Phyllis Fillhart, Rosemary ltuclz. -+L .2 Third Row-Pat Brown, Dorothy Taylor, joan Graunel, Marvis Biggs, Frances llarvey. 'L i Fourth Row-Mona Thomas, Patsy Jean Jarrell, llelien Hunsucker, Valerie Iverson, -14 Faye Knight, Mary Jane Knight, Marcy Reed. Ei, , fi First Row-June jessop, Vaugnell Irwin, Betty ,lo Ozlvirn, jean Clark, Drusilla Schmitt. 'I rf Jdnior High equivalent to the Dianas is the Kearny Kadettes, an honorary service group of the younger set. They often put their double K to use as Kleaning Krews and they are respected by both the Junior and Senior High. Working for school betterment and Jr. High activi- ties, the group sponsored frequent afternoon dances. October 26, they held their first dance of the year with Frank Sinatra lalias Phyllis Fillhartl entertain- ing, and on February 23 they sponsored the first Jun- ior High night dance. IKIEAIIQN I A ID llflflf llfi Ell IIQ IL' Y ILIEAMIEIU Ili Gardenias, movies, Leap Week, and the Knothole bring the Kappa Deb activities in rapid succession to the girls' minds. Annual Shank Holler lNovember 3l shindigs are remembered with pleasure as the climax to Leap Week, the Knothole for its inside views on what's new in feminine wear and hair styles, the tea in honor of the mid-term graduates Uanuary 26l and the Girls' League Conference Uan- uory l3l for the interest and fun they added to school life. Front Row-Riclnnond, jackie: Arnold, Dorothy: Williaixison, Colleen: Fildes, Marilyn: Carey, Naomi: Fillhart, Phyllis. Second Row-llunt, joan: Stoltc, l.nc-tta: Nacleau, Mary: Froggut, Doreen: Aguirre, Lupe Hack Row-Boggs, Klaryrutllg Klarkcy, Miss Katherine: Holland, Tommie: Spnrling, IFTZLIICCSQ l'ankcy, lfclith: NfV00ds, Mary Ann my .? '?v-v,, -5g.. ID II ANAS First RowkShirley Roc, l.ila Coates, Josephine Pegues, Xola Linclgreen, Norma Ellis. Second Row-Dorothy .Xrnolcl, Bettye Bennett, Manclcen Knight, Noreen Brand, jackie Smith. 'l'hirtl ROXYYCHCIIIIZL Homes, Dorothy Montoya, Ollie jo blones, Virginia liartak, Luetta Stolte, Miss Marlfey. Diana membership is reserved to fifteen senior girls of high schol- astic standing. The Dianos meet bi-monthly with their sponsor, Miss Morkey. Elevators, educators' conference, initiations of row eggs and worms, and the Hi-Y dinner are among the Dianas' memorable activi- ties for this school year. First Row-Norma Ellis, Sophia Yitelc, Dorothy Arnold, Mary Nadeau, Ada Marie Davis, Afton lNootls Fischer. Second Row4Xoreen Brand, Shirley Roe, Ollie jo Jones, jackie Smith, Dorothy Montoya, Luetta Stolte, Glenna Homes, Jackie Richmond, Miss Markey. -59- 2 i ' 9 CII lll IB The K Club is the official letterman's club at Kearny. lt decides upon the regulations concerning the lettermen, such as the number of stripes to be worn and the size of the letters to be awarded. lt cooperates with the Victory League in such matters. Members of the blocked K consist of all lettermen in major sports in the A, B, C, G D di- visions. Each A and B letterman is entitled to one full vote concerning matters or problems which confront the club. Each C and D letterman is entitled to one-half vote. This year the K Club sponsored the Football Bust, a banquet given in honor of the football lettermen. The banquet was held in a downtown hotel, and featured noted speakers, stars in various athletic fields. Officers who wear the Maroon and White blocked K are Hector Estevane, Robert Wiest, and Richard Quinley, president, secretary and treasurer respectively. Layne Anderson acted as sergeant-at-arms. , Front Row, left to right-Bill Hawks, Fred Bates, Gene Turley, Allyn NVilson, 1 , ' ' Joe Alford, james Gillilan, Frank Ahnorid, Richard Estevanc. , ' Second Row-Joe Budd, James Carroll, Dick Grove, Dean Stolte, Nnncio Nznnfito, Q. I Hector Estevane, Bobo Weist, james Knight, Bill Budd. Third Row-Dick Quinlcy, Don Key, Alfred Pentis, Earl Danner, Guy Walker, A ' k ' Dale Paape, Dale VVehlm. V ' ' xx , Fourth Row-Layne Anderson, Bill Napier, Bill Herrick, Toni Stein. NX Fifth Row-Dick Pedrin, l.z1rry Gay, johnny Monroe, Bert Rogers, George Gorton, Francis Stills, Clifford Barrows, Vat llehns. ar 1 .MA 2 . K, . -iso- Jfl NIIIDIIQ IHI'-Y The Hi-Y is an honorary boys' organization, well thought of and respected, always backing school ac- tivities. The Football Frolic with Turny seed lOctober 61, first backetball victory lOctober 241, Pointer Hi-Y vs Kearny 44-22, Christmas Box Dance lNovember 2l l, Introduction ceremony lNovember l6l, Annual semi-formal Hi-Y Prom with Merle Carlson's orchestra lFebruary l4l, and the annual Box Social with the King and Queen lApril l3l were a few of the Hi-Y activities this year. Front Row, left to right-Don Hird, Bill Napier, Cleo Smith, Ronald Harvey. Bill Hawks, Bob Bartz, Fred Bates, Frank Trailer, Dale Paape. Second Row-Allyn Vylilson, Russel Casteel. Tliircl Row--llarrell Smith tCoaclil, Dale Vllelwlm, George Gorton, Hob W'iest, ,Xuie XX'ood, lfrzmk Lopez, Gene Langford, Gunner Ostrand, Pat Helms, Joe Alford. :kf2tllCl' lXlCl11lJ.C'I'S-kiCT1C Licht, Johnny Peacock, Guy Walker, XfVilbert Smith, Leland Baker, Hill Cox. Y Mi-inliers Not Pictured. LGI... ' M . ' ,ff vs ,- Q on First Row-Shirley Roc, Donna Zeglis, l.nctta Stoltc, Marilyn lfildcs, Lon Iillzi W'hit Second Row-Virginia Vcall, Dalia Estevane, Colleen XVillizunson, Mary l':inkc-y, Dorothy Montoya. Mary Nadcau, Noreen Brand, Peggy linutscn. 'l'hird lion'-l,z1tTl10rp, liunicc liii'kpzitrick, Donna Dryer, lidith l':ii1lcvy,.'Xlicc Smith Dorothy Arnold, Bliss Creclman, Fourth Row-Jean Clark, Carol Callahan, VVillic Mae Keating, Evonnc Berry, Ollie jo jones. The Girls' Athletic Association with their famil- iar white sweaters, maroon K's, and G. A. A. pins, stand for clean living and sportsmanship in young women. Horseback riding, bowling, and play days are active functions with the G. A. A. Kissing-booth, games and the freak show readily make it impossi- ble to forget the annual Carnival. .. A.. A.. Buck Row, left to l'lg'l1l+l'l1lgCIlC l.oos, Donald llzircly, Billy McCormick, Donald l.oos, Richard Wlyckolif, John Smith, Dc-vore Smith, Miss Speck, Galen Henson, llavicl Stanelq, l'll'll2il'lI Von Trutzschler. Front Row-Jean Smith, lic-tty lfischcr, ,lean l'octa, ,lean Von Trutzsulilcr, Dorothy Brunner, Minnie Holcombe, Dorothy Montoya, Elaine Cordray, Jean Ballllllallll, Dclma Crowell, Maudcen Knight. The aim of the Bible Club is to promote Christian fellowship among its members. City wide meetings, lectures, choruses, and games based on the Bible have added to the third year of the Bible Club. Among its members, nine expect to enter special training for Christian service. They participated in a vocational guidance broadcast over K.F.M.B. during the year. l II IBILIE l IUI l' ll ll The movement culminating in the California Scholarship Federation was begun in Oakland in l9l6. During the five years which followed, an active campaign was carried on to promote a statewide organization ot accredited high schools in the pursuit of scholarship and service par- ticipation in extra-curricular activities. l, Local chapter 358 formerly installed in the Stephen W. Kearny Senior High School, June l7, l944. 2. Purpose: To toster a higher standard of scholarship and broader ideals of service on the part of the students enrolled at Kearny. 3. Motto: Scholarship for Service. Lf. Membership: Open to any Senior High School student who can present evidence in his application of having earned a minimum of three A's and one B the semester preced- ing registration for C. S. F. 5. C. S. F. Adviser, Miss Jacqueline T. Trenfel. 1:Bartak, Virginia Ruth. l:Browning, Lila Coates. 1tDasher, Joan. -Uones, Ollie Jo. iiKnight, Maudeen Ruth. ltSeal Bearers and Life Members. First Row-.Xinelia Quintana, NVil1na Shirltey. Second Row-Glenna Homes, Minnie Holcombe, Mary Rartak, Maudeen Knight, Janis King, Ollie Jo Jones, Evonne Berry. Third Row-Miss Trenfel, Phyllis LcMaire, Jeanne Clark, Mary Pankcy, Gloria Parker, Alycc Fischer, Mildred Nathan, Dorothy Brunner, Dalia listcvant Edith Panlccy. Mary Frances Gray, Betty Arrington. Fourth Rowe-llcverly Broan, Carolyn NVallacc, Sophia Vitck, 'Charles Sinclair, liill llawks, Guy XValker, Marilyn Ifildcs, Virginia liartak, Clara xVllll2llllS. C. S. F. members not pictured. an llaslic-r, Norma -lean lillis, Rohcrt Montero, Dorothy Morrill, Lila Coates lirowning. - ' -titl- Wl 'CII iiii IDIIQY CDIIQIDJ The Victory Corps was organized with elect- ed ottcers late in January. Earlier in the year tour city-wide meetings were held with repre- sentatives from the school. Kearny was host to the city-wide Victory Corps, January l9. Outside Row-.lanis King, XYillie Mae Keating, Donna Dryer, june Hill, Helen Gentle, l a.nnal3c-lle Pitinan. Connie lloelnn, Helen Nielson. Phyllis l.e Klaire. Mary Xadeau-President, .Xliee Sniitli, Priscilla Brown, Donna Zeglis, Geneva Brean. joan Craluh, Clif Burrows. Middle Row-Dick Lovejoy, Peggy Knutson, Mary Pankey, lileanor livans, Norma Hansen, Carolyn Blaeliee, Carol Boelnn, Virginia Veall, Virginia Brock, Ada Davis, lone Meyers, Gloria Parker, Charles Heekitt. Inside Row-,lean Clark, Cleo Smith, Shirley Roe, Mary Alice Vincent, George Gorton, llztrrell Carlson. Center of V -lfrances Spurling'-Secretary, Mr. Lewis, Tonimi Holland. Jackie Smith. -65-+ I-li ID IE ID CID Ulflf Thanksgiving and Christmas were made more enjoyable for the wounded at the Naval Hospital by the cards and four hun- dred Christmas boxes filled by the Red Cross at Kearny. Afghans, scrap books, educational boxes, and the Red Cross Membership Drive were ably handled by the group. Marjorie Sicgrist, Patsy lllount, llclcn Gentle. Second Row-Vifilla May Keating, Janis King, COIISIZIIICC' lioclnn, Carol Shirley Almond. 'l'lii1'cl Rowfliita lflorcs, livnnnm- licrry, l':1t1'icia lirown, Wlililia Sliirkev First Row-Donna Dreycr, lfclitli l':1nlicy, Suu l-lzirgis, Mary Vankcy, Hoehm. . , ,il , 4 f -ms- Q i B mi IIQAVC Dlljlflf CII IUIIB The Racquet Club is a Kearny organization of interscholastic tennis and badminton players whose purpose is to provide for and participate in whole- some physical recreation. The club is not limited to any given number of members but does require that each member give evidence of playi'ng experience. Players take part in local tournaments and hold practice games every Saturday at available COUl'l'S. Left to right-Alvarado, Mariag King, janisg Fischer, Aly cc Hargis Sue Casteel Russellg Lovejoy, Dickg Morris, Wilclag Smith, joan: Trenfcl Nliss lacquelme Alvarado, Josephineg Clark, Icanncg Gilmore, Fredg Smith Cleo Nolan Rol crt Gilmore, Tom. 5 if 5 - r 71 iii 5 -6 'yi IDIIQAAMX CII Ill ll? The Drama Club, a new organization, has done much to en- tertain and promote interests in the school. Loud pajamas and sleep walkers make the comedy Not Tonight unforgettable. A presentation ot the play was given at the Old Town U. S. O. and at Camp Callan. Cast: Rose Bellows ..... .... N ora Shoemaker Chester Frazer ...... ..., J ohn Peacock Miss Dongerfield .... .... L ois Erickson Admiral Bellows ..,. ...... F rahk Lopez Mrs. Bellows .......... ....................,. .,,,,, G I ennq Homes Sponsor: Miss Farmer First Rowglohnny Peacock, Dorothy Morrill, Ada Rlaric Davis, Virginia liartak, Clifton Dellis, Virginia Brock. Steve Maxwell, Cecil Polslcy. Svconcl Row-Shirley .'Xlmoncl, .Xvis Kirby, La Verne Nlatllis, La Verne Taylor, VV'anda Bowers, Lois lirickson, Betty Folsom, Miss lfarmer, Georgia .'Xrmstrong. Third Row-Eunice james, Glenna llomcs, Rohcrta Bahlmzm, lictty Xrrington, Madge Aiiclcrsoxt, Nora Shoemaker, ,lean Mahoney. Fourth Roiv--l.ziyi1c .Xnmlc'rson. lirnnlc Lopez, Russel Castccl. ,lorry Milhollon, Dale Pazipc, llustcr Culvert, Lcluncl Baker, Bert Rogers. Bill Napier, -us- I NSI fMll3lLIIf The girl's vocal ensemble, the most traveled musi- cal unit in school, has sung for many organizations throughout the city and county. The girls have been doing a lot of morale building by singing at many Army camps in the San Diego vicinity. They are al- ways greeted with huge smiles by the Kearny student body who fully appreciate their excellent harmony, This pleasing group is under the direction of Edward Ortiz, Jr., and includes ten girls: First Row Cleft to riglitl-joscplline :'Xlva1'at10, lileauor Rapicl Xlury lrames Gray Pauline Ray. Second Rowe-.lo Anne llcdwall, liarbara Koronis, Clam XX illifims Frames C oul Ymomi Carev, Shirley Rae. l -69- 'ront Row, left to right-Harris, llctty Jean: Shaw, Mac lfrancesg Jackson, Velma: , IIZIDIDI I JFIHAIKIEIDS The Pepper Shakers, a club for Negro girls, was started under Miss Markey's sponsorship. The girls have been active with afternoon donces, jitterbug contests, and pot-luck suppers. Officers of the club are: Mae Frances Shaw, president, Edna Belle Terry, vice-president, Velma Jackson, secre- tary, and Betty Harris, treasurer. VVi1so11, Lorraine. Second Row-Miss Varlcyg VVrigl1t, Ruby, VValker, Grace, Hicks, Casszmdrag Wriglit, Trennieg Wagner, Ola Mae, Murphy, Clcta Macg llcnderson, Margicg Hudson, Katharineg Miss Markcy. Third Row-Wilson, Lucille, VVatlcins, Clara: Hicks, Dorotltyg Appling, Barbara, Taylor, Dorothy, Hudson, Chaffcrs, Carnieug Wilson, lflvcrdinnc. -7 0- Senior Band The Senior band, pride ot Kearny's musical organization, has represented our school in numerous activities since its formation durilng the school's pioneer days. The band deserves much praise for its music, and splendid support of the school in all athletic events. Not many assemblies have been presented without its music to furnish plenty of spirit. Appearing on the radio, performing at various service camps, and giving its annual concerts have been highlights in the band's career. I ANI lunior Band The second semester has seen a new musical organization appear. The Junior Band is composed of students who have learned to play an instrument well enough to be in a band. The members are looking forward to the Senior Bandg meanwhile they are receiving valuable experience and practice in this organization. 171-. The orchestra, under the direction of Edward Ortiz, has enjoyed its fourth year of organization. Each passing year sees it becoming bigger and better. Among other things, this group has entertained Kearny's Parent-Teacher's Association, played for various assemblies, and performed annually in the Mother's Day Festival at the Russ auditorium. The members include: Boys-George Anderson, Don Chapman, Byron Evans, John Benner, Roy Hodson, Lee Kirkpatrick, Billy Landgraf, Raymond Moorby, Gene Morly, Dwan Sylvester, Robin Thompson, Guy Walker. Girls--Cristina Alvarado, Josephine Alvarado, Diane Baker, Dorothy Brunner, Margaret Brunner, Alyce Fisher, Ann Gibbons, Helen Green, Vir- ginia Hedlund, Minnie Holcombe, Phyllis Homan, Patsy Jarrell, Ilona Likins, Lucile Madden, Dorothy Merrill, Alicejean Mountain, Mary Robertson, Joyce Siegrist, Lorraine Sinkler, Vivian Tibbit, Joan Wilson. llQ'ClI'lI Slf IDA -7- .- we A-A . 1 MMM ILIIIBIDAIDY The library has had steady development since it opened at the Annex in l94l under the supervision of Miss Elgin. Two years ago last March the li- brary in the present school building was opened. This year the library under- took many interesting projects to display around the room, using these projects to show the many inviting books that are in the library. Standing- jack jonte, Roger Rexilius, Billie Jean Emmons, lletty Ruth Harrison, Norma Knox, Kathryn Hancock, Jean Bahlmann, Joyce Brennick, Tommi Holland, Doreen Froggatte, Nadine Todd, Helen Rogers, Luetta Stolte, Harold Bentley. At Table- Mrs Lewis, Stella Pentis, Betty Horton, Miss Elgin. l AJFIHIIIDN SIN' MV Three foshion shows proved to be golo offoirs this yeor. Swishy skirts, fresh blouses, dressy dresses, comfy pojomos, ond mony other such hohdsome orticles mode up these ever sucf cessful doys. The odvonced closses ond beginners oll felt much like Hollywood models poroding ocross the stoge, which wos beoutifully trimmed ih oll detail. 1- 41 N PS1 3:55 1. XR ST X SP0rts P li TX , Q2 STAQ ' f -:,,f- Q ' In fd M' , Sports Section Dedicated to LAYNE ANDERSON l45 In Memorium I927 - 1945 Coach Smith is completing his second year as Kearny's head coach. Few realize the obstacles he has had to overcome during this period. With the coming of the football season, came lack of equipment. Despite this he has carried on, borrowing football suits and other neces- sary equipment from other schools. Then came basket- ball with no place to practice. This obstacle was offset by securing permission to use the Linda Vista Commun-- ity Gym. But alas, then came track with no track to practice on. Again, however, as before, he forged ahead, constructing a makeshift track for workouts while he sent out a plea to have a regular track and football field built. Both of them are now under construction and the boys at Kearny may look forward to many successful athletic seasons to come under the able guidance of Coach Smith. Coach Claude T. Burns, formerly of Wichita, Kansas, has been on the Kearny coaching staff for the last two years. Dur- ing this time his teams have blazed a trail of victories. Coach- ing both championship C and D basketball teams and wrestling teams which won a total of 4 out of 5 dual meets, and also a total of 22 medals in C.l.F. and county Champion- ship wrestling meets, his efforts have been to build up boys to give them an equal chance against other competitioln in high school athletics. N35 sv .s ,xxx Coach Al Lambert, track coach of Kearny, and former head track and football coach at Pt. Loma, is from Nebraska. He coached a champion football and baseball team at Fresno and at Pt. Loma, had divisional champs in the hurdles, 4:40, and a record of l2'9 in pole vault. With good sportsmanship, he recommends seasonal hours, wholesome eating, no smok- ing or drinking. Coach Lambert is working hard on athletics and is looking forward to the future for bigger and better teams, encouraging all boys interested to participate. in-.-- VLA 5. V ,J , , , . H 1 I Football Summary The starting of Kearny's first football team this year opened another major sport season for the school. Although there were many handicaps, great spirit was shown by the student body and boys on the team to make a foundation for a football team next year and years to come. Overcoming the shortage of equipment, Coach Smith borrowed pants from other schools and, with the much needed help of sewing classes, was able to have 50 boys in suits. Another big problem was the lack of a football field, but provided with a temporary field and the backing of the school spirit put out by the student body, the Komets were able to win 2 out of 7 games played in the league. The biggest disadvantage suffered by the team was the lack of experience. Although most of the opponents outweighed and exceeded in height our players, the Komets showed very good sports- manship and played good football with the disadvantages and handicaps against them. Through the skillful work of Coaches Darrell Smith and Algy Lambert, Kearny has made its foundation for foot- ball. With many of the boys coming back next year, the future looks good for Kearny's second foot- ball team. From the 60 boys out for football, l8 received letters. They were as follows: Layne Anderson, Don Bird, Cliff Borrows, Buster Calvert, Earl Donner, Hector Estevane, George Gorton, John Monroe, Pat Helms, Bill Herrick, Don Key, Dale Paape, John Peacock, Dick Pedrin, Bert Rogers, Francis Stills, David Trammel, Dale Webb, Managers: Bill Napier, Dick Quinley. . , , ,. ..... ,,,., ., .. ., ...,,-.-M-.F ,. . l tfliarterlmaclcg Cliff liortows, lulllmzxclcg llill llerrick, loft cull: llwziclc lii Dick Rose l'at llclms, left lialflmack, and johnny l'L-zu-ack, right lizilflmack. licar11y'sliziclillulclziiitli-11tls,lclt to right: Toni Sli-in, right ciiclllliclx Ro 1 Football Schedule I KEARNY scones OPPONENTS I9 Kearny ...... Kea my Kearny Kearny ....... Kearny Kearny ...... Kea my ....... 34 O 34 38 ...,..l9 6 O 27 Coronado Grossmont Hoover San Diego Sweetwater Point Loma Brown Military Academy .X llziskctlmll tc-:uni lvlt to riglitl: Manager Ray Ott, Cilllllllll lloln Wit-st, l.z1rry Clay, fiom- l.:mg'l'ortl. llcctor listcvzinc, Dick l.ovujoy, Slove- Nlzixwcll, Orval Simpson, lion llircl, Guy Ytalkcr, Gcorgt- Gorton, Dave Trzinmlcl, Coach Smith. Varsity Basketball Summary Going into its second year of Victory League competition Kearny started Basketball with several major handicaps, the main one being the lack of returning Iettermen upon whom to base a team, another being the inexperience ot the new team. Pushing ahead with his raw recruits, Coach Smith provided the necessary training to overcome these handicaps. Although the season was not very suc- cessful as far as winning games were concerned, good sportsmanship was shown and a ground floor was laid for next year's Varsity squad. Players upon whom Kearny can plan a successful team next year are Gene Langford, right guard, who was one of the season's high point men, and Guy Walker, center, who will probably be a good pivot man for the team. Other prospects are Orval Simpson, Pat Helms, and Don Bird. Seniors who have played for Kearny for the last time are Bob Wiest, captain, Hector Estevane, Dave Trammel, and George Gorton. At the basketball banquet, Captain Bob Wiest repeated an old saying, When the great man comes to write about your name, he writes not whether you won or lost but how you played the game. if .yang :os who Mi M M 4 lawn VWKQWW -3 0... B Basketball team tlcft to rightlz Front row-lN'ilson, Alford, Co-captains, Back row- James Carroll, manager, Harvey, Koch, Grove, Turley, Stolte, Cliapiuau, Evans, Baker, Coleman, Williams, Pentice, Pederson, Trailer, Wliite, Coach Chessman. Varsity Team This year a new high in clean sportsmanship was established at Kearny by the B squad. Co-Cap- tains Allyn Wilson and Joe Alford led the team through many a game decided by a mere hair's breadth of luck. Although many of their games were lost, the B squad never failed to afford excitement to the fans or an excellent exhibition of clean basketball. In order to know this team as it really is, you first have to know its members. Boys like- Allyn Wilson: Slow, sure, precise accuracy is Allyn's style. Dick Peterson: Plays a fast, topsy-turvy kind of basketball. Dean Stolte: Muscular, aggressive, with a strong desire to win, Ronald Harvey: Steady, dependable, in even the hottest sports. Don Chapman: Has a knack for snatching passes from opponents. Frank Trailer: Cool, unlikely to run wild in a tight spot. Leland Baker: Fast, startling ability to steal the ball from opponents. Joe Alford: Smooth handling of the ball, dependable, plays a clean and interesting game. These boys lettered. Those not quite so fortunate, yet active members of the same team were- Don Baily, guard, Dick Grove, guard, Johnny Evans, center, Don Turley, forward, Fred Williams, forward, Bill Koch, guard, and C. B. White, guard. These are the boys, and well known are the upsets a'nd heartbreaks they brought into Victory League competition this year. To finish the season, the B team took to the road and, winning from Army and Navy Academy, Vista, and Ramona, they took a championship trophy in the Escondido Invitational Tournament at Escondido. This team extends grateful thanks to Coach O Chessman for his guidance, to James Carroll for his V efficient management, and to the entire student body for its whole-hearted support. W Last, we wish to honor the boys on the team A ' who did not receive letters. Without these boys, the achievements of the team could not have been ours. lSignedl Joe Alford, Co-Captain '44-'45 7 . .x x.fm,:gwQs,g- lfwttg ...3 1- C ljaskctlmall team 1 lfront row-Lciglit, Zabriskiv, llawks, Gillilan, Bates Back rowefarlson. Vallcc, Voss, llall, Ujoruson. C Team Ending their second year of basketball, Kearny's little men are beginning to make a name for themselves. Winning the D Victory League Championship last year, they again triumphed this year winning the C trophy at the Coronado Invitational Tournament. Not only did they beat all the C teams in the city but they then proceeded to take on all the B teams in sight, being defeated only by the Hoover B team. Such men as swift Captain Billy Hawks, accurate Jimmy Gillilan, calm Lynn Zabriskie, fighting Fred Bates, and defensive Gene Leicht com- prise the championship C team which many look on as future championship B and A teams. ..g1,- l Front Row tleft to rightl-Avila, Martin, Douglas llack Row-Morris, Miclclcson, Budd, Smith, Benner, Graehl, Tarplcy, Atkins. D Basketball Summary Kearny's D team didn't quite keep up last year's D record but they won 6 out of their 8 games played. Avila and Douglas played outstanding games as guard and forward. Games won were Grossmont 2, Pt. Loma, Encinitas, San Dieguito, and St. Augustine. They lost to Coronado and La Jolla. Seventh Grade Basketball Summary This year, with the annex still separated from the main building, gave little hope of participation in competitive basketball for the seventh graders. However, the enthusiasm was stronger than imagined and four teams of boys requested permission to have a basketball tournament. These four teams played a double round in the Community Building gym over a period of three weeks. The total number ot boys participating in this contest was over 25 and each team seemed to try as hard as the next for winners. The outcome displayed a team that was undefeated in both rounds. They chose the name of 'Flectors' lmeaning tlashl and under their own ihitiative dyed some uniforms and played good organized ball throughout the tournament. The picture of the winning team is shown here with the hope ot encouraging more of our junior high boys to start early in their preparation for competitive sports. John Holcombe also played part ofthe time with this team, but his picture is not included. The other boys are Darrell Bullard, Lee Kirkpatrick, James Kirby, Jimmy Adcox, with Jimmy Denton and Jerry Douglass as co-captains. -53- Wrestling Summary Coach Burns' wrestlers had a very successful season this year, winning all dual meets but one, and capturing twenty medals. They beat El Centro, Whittier, Sherman Institute at Riverside, and Holtville. Some of the outstanding boys were Atkins with a second and third place and Almond with a second and third, both in lO3 lb. class, Gauder with a third and two second places in the 133 lb. class, Robinson with the San Diego County Championship in the 109 lb. class, and Hall with two fourth places in ll2 lb. class. Others placing were Stolte, Freeman, Nantito, Leight and Estevane. l icl lxow ilcft to rightj-Fred VVi1liams, Managcrg Dick Gaudcr, third, 133 pounds Dcan Staltc, fourth, 138 poundsg Nuncio Nanfito, fourth, 133 pounds: Jim l-1.111 fourth, 112 pounds. Jnt Raw-lfrank Ahnond, third, 103 poundsg Bill Atkins, first, 103 poundsg Richard Robinson, lirst, 05 poundsg Richard Estevanc, second, 112 pounds. .X11 are placers in A.A.U. wrestling tournament. ff ...B 4, . -.. 8 WAIIQSII lfy lflI2A1l2Ili lop Row Qleft to rightb-Gene Turley, manager, Coach Lambert, Pat Helms Earl Danner, Gunner Ostraud, George Schutt, Waylle Harris, Larry Gay, Jim Hunt Bottom Row-Ed Butcher, Francis Stills, R. L. Props, Tom Stein, Bill Herrick johnny Monroe, Bert Rogers, Hector Estevane. Opening its second year in track, Komet coaches Smith and Lambert faced severe handicaps. With- out the aid of adequate track facilities to work with, they started with a rough-shod homemade track to put the boys in shape. Working tirelessly with the boys every day, they gradually began to get results. Great emphasis is placed on clean sportsmanship and clean habits. Again, as be- fore, Kearny may not win many track meets, but the base will be laid on which Kearny will not be the underdog but one of the leading teams in the Victory League. 1945 VICTORY LEAGUE TRACK SCHEDULE March 9: Hoover Relays at Hoover. March 12: San Diego-'Kearny March 23: La Jolla-Kearny. March 30: Easter Vacation. April 6: Grossinont-Kearny. April 13: Hoover-Kearny. April 20: Point Loma-Kearny. April 27: Sweetwater-Kearny. May 3: Coronado-Kearny. May 12: Victory League at San Diego State College. May l9: Divisional Meet at San Diego State College. May 26: S.C.I.N. Meet at Chaffey High-Ontario, -g 5- 1 W 1 g, if Cross Country Track Team: Ostrancl, McDermott, Clark, Smith, Heskitts, Leonard Cooper, Weatherby. CROSS- COUNTRY SCHEDULE October 19-San Diego Sz Marines. October 24-Marines October 27-San Diego. November 3--La Jolla 81 Grossmont. November 10-Point Loma. November 15-Hoover Sz Marines. December 1-League Meet at State College. CROSS-COUNTRY SUMMARY Coaehed by Dewey Youngblood, ten boys made up this year's Cross- Country team, Led by Ivan McDermott and Gunner Ostrand, the team had a good season and got an early start 'for track, Being Kearny's second Cross-Country team, the boys coming back next ye-ar will have better experience to run against other teams. -3 6... , X ls- ex ., Ss N' ,gig L, ' fir, 5 N 61' - :QI IL 52+ .wg is SS' 3 gm, F. gf .Lu Q? ix is .2 'W K an Q.. E CHEERLEADERS Cheerleciders Donnci Moe Zeglis, Ado Dovis, ond Shirley Roe bocked the teom in timely yells ond peppy spirit. Assemblies ond gornes were highlighted by their energetic routines with snoppy yells ond stunts. POM-POM GIRLS Dressed in white with rnoroon ond white pom- porns, Alyce Shopcott, Dot Allen, Jo Ann Miller, ond Helen Rister hove been successful in leoding yells cind songs in good old Keorny spirit. es 5 ' 'vi' i if E A' - I .73 H' I ' A lvl, I , . 1 -8.- ID ID II lL IL lf IEAA A Dedication Day, April 26, was the first public review of the Drill team under Major Ollie Jo Jones. After maintaining perfect formations, they led the flag salute for the student-body and guests, Mayor Harley Knox, the School Board, Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Crawford, the Civic Committee, and Government officials. -59- uw-w 13 ll ID ILS JflD1UIDlI A Speedball, hockey, softball, ping-pong, volley- ball, basketball, dodgeball, and jacks were among the girls' sports offered during the year. Girls par- ticipated in intramural competition in hockey, softball, and ping-pong. G.A.A. outside activities gave girls the oppor- tunity to enjoy horseback riding, swimming, beach parties, bowling, and intermural play days. 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