Kearny High School - Komet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Take one tall, blue-eyed blonde girl, add vim and vitality, a touch of laughter, mix well with a sparkling personality . . . and you have Dolly Berglund. Outstanding in the senior class, she has belonged to almost every club in the book. Predominant among her activities are Editor-in-Chief of the l952 Komet, her life membership in the CSF and Hi-Debber Board of Directors. Ordinarily, this would keep any girl busy, but Dolly can also be seen at Football games as a vibrant songleader. Then, too, she has been in Drama Club plays and has acquired the reputation of being quite an actress. With this record, who but Dolly would be chosen for both Girls' State Representative and the D.A.R. Scholarship? Good things come in small packages! This could certainly be applied to Jackie Cathcart, one of the most active girls on our campus. Always bubbling over with energy and good will, she acted as CSF President, Editor-in-Chief of the Quill and Scroll, and Girls' League Secretary. Besides all this she held down a membership in the Dianas, a senior honorary service club, and worked enthusiastically on the A.S.B. Council. She's talented, too. Known for her excellent ability to play the violin, she has given recitals for many school activities. Considering her assets, it's not surprising to learn that small, blue-eyed Jackie has a knack for collecting honors and scholarships. Her smile proclaims to the world that she is everyone's friend. At Kearny, there is a girl everyone knows and loves. Noted for friendliness, she has that something about her that is immediately recognized as what is termed personality. The first thing one notices is her eyes. Brown, and full of laughter, they seem to say Hello! before her voice does. She's also known for being an outstanding student in the school. Among her numerous activities are included Girls' League President, Commis- sioner of Girls' Activities on the A.S.B. Council, Lieutenant of the Pompon Corps, and her membership in the Dianas. Have you guessed her name by now? Undoubtedly, because everyone knows Palma Cipriano, who has spark and spunk aplenty! Cute and peppy is Barbara Davis, one of the liveliest little girls in the senior class! And she has good reason to be, since she has been leading Komet yells at football and basketball games for the past two years as our energetic Head Cheerleader. Barbara is equally out- standing in her club activities .... Sphinx, Horizon Club, Ko-eds, and Kappa Deb Kouncil, to mention a few. After witnessing her bubbly personality, Walker's Department store chose her to represent Kearny on their Hi-Debber Council. Remember her in Meet Me in St. Louis ? This was just one of the many hit plays in which she starred. Then, too, she was Director of the Senior Class Play. This adds up to a very satisfactory record. But there is one more reason why Kearny students will remember Barbara. She had a special smile and a happy Hi-ya! for everyone she met. Pretty and popular is Jeanne Hamlin, our own version of what a singer should look and sound like! Her fabulous song interpretations have entertained Kearnyites for years at dances, assemblies, in operettas and talent shows. And she is known, too, for her performance in Drama Club plays. Now try this for size! Besides possessing such enviable gifts as these, she is active in a variety of Kearny organizations. Being Y-Teens President, a member of the Dianas, CSF, Latin Club, and Hi-Debber Board of Directors didn't phase her. Jeanne worked diligently on the A.S.B. Council, and everyone knows of her enthusiasm for the vir activities. If such an honor were presented, there is no doubt that Jeanne would win trophy inscribed . . . Has Personality-Plus!