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

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Quiet Ken Shep- ard was kept occupied jvqith outside activities. e looks torward to being a Marine. l Charming Char- lotte Smith gave zest to the Horizon Club, i-Debber Board and Board ot Directors, and Fpanish Club. Personality Plus Charles Spirz was sec- ond semester CSF President, Literary Edi- tor tor the Komet '54, and participated in Wrestling and Junior Council. Humorous Robert Shrieve added his abil- ity and wit to Wrest- ling. His ambition is to marry into the Rock- eteller tamily. I.ikeable Don Smith participated in Basketball and Baseball and kept busy having a good time, Lively Shirley Sprinkle enjoyed Bible Club, Choir, Y-Teens. Girls' Choir and Hori- zon Club. Always at Ease Bob Shumaker was ac- tive in K.H.S. News. Du Malls Art Service and Track. Caretree Larry Smith enjoyed ROTC and looked torward to graduation. Energetic Gary Stachwick showed tal- ent in SCF, Hi-Y, and Bi-Chem-Phy. Neat Dresser .lack Sinnott enjoyed Drama, K.H.S. News and Track while at Kearny. Sweet Margaret Smith gave her spare hours to the Bible Club. Rough 'n Ready Robert Stebbins pa- tiently waited tor his diploma and looked forward to owning a tuna boat. Dainty Helen Set- ties, a newcomer to Kearny, participated in Girls Choir and Drama. Quiet Ken South- ard tollowed R O T C program tor tour years here at Kearny. Friendly Charlotte Stevens was a partici- pant in Girl's Choir and K.H.S. News. NNW, -E ww? hw '52-Z'M 7' -sw-ww Wy? Km' 29

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'ctw' Lilceable Anna Mae Rose was active in Girls' Choir and Stu- dent Government. 'lSuccesstul Danny Schaffer was President ot the Junior Coeordi- nating Council, CSF, and CASC and be- longed to l-li-Y, Senior Council, and French Club. Ambitious John Shaclcelford a d d e d much to RCTC, Choir, and Ritle Team. 28 l-lappy-go-lucky Ray Rush enjoyed Football, Baslcetball, Traclc, Du Malls, and Choir. Intelligent Helen Schied was a Latin Club Ottice r, Girls' State Representative, and a member ot CSF. Sincere Ernestine Shands devoted her time to the Bible Club and being helptul and triendly. Bright Eyed Doris Sanchez was the Editor ot the Kl-lS News, Sen- ior Class Secretary, and was active in Pom Pon Corps and Junior Co-ordinating Council. Lil4eable Ken Shoclzlee busied himselt with Drama and Art Service, while Waiting to become a million- aire. Congenial Patsy Sharlaey was Kearny's Historian and served with the KDK, lotas, and CSF, Good-l-lumored Rosie Sanchez was ac- tive in Senior Council, Deaconettes, Choir, and Art Service. Friendly Bob Schwend represented Kearny in Football, Traclc, and Du Malls. Amiable Marjorie Shaul enjoyed the Drill Team, KDK, Y-Teens, and Girls' Choir. i f m . T if B Composed Leila Sandlcnop showed abil- ity in Dianas, l-lorizon Club, CSF, Latin Club, Y-Teens, and Bi-Chem- Phy. Settled Roena Bayse Seip, who al- ways wore a smile, lett Kearny at the semes- ter. Smilin ' Gene Shaw had spare time tor Baslcetball, Tracl and Football represent- ing Kearny very well,

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Petite Elaine Stewart gave lite to drama, Y-Teens and many social activities. 'iQuietly Helptull' Carleen Tepner was ac- tive inthe Dianas, KDK, Blue and Silver Horizon Club, Pom Pon Corps, and Drama. Humorous Betty Waggner was an otti- cer in the Drill Team and Pom Pon Corps, and was on the Scrib- bler's Prolic Statt. 30 'YM' Gay Shalane Stewart was very ac- tive at dances and par- ties, and was President ot the Deaconettes. l.ilceable Clyde Thomas was lcept busy with Football, Baseball, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Choir, and Bible Club. Attractive Ella Ruth Wagner spread joy in Girls' Choir and Choir here at Kearny. Talented and l-lelp- tul Jack Stoolcey was an Art Editor tor the Komet '54, belonged to Drama and Junior Council, and did the decorations tor our time class dances. Ambitious Barbara Jean Thomas enjoyed Choir and ottice worlc. She wants someday to be a good wite. Jivey T ommy Walker served with the Sound Crew and par- ticipated in Track. l-l a p py Michael Sweeney, who entered Kearny in '53, had tun just seelcing enjoyment. Steady Eddie Trailer showed talent in Basketball, Track, Du Malls, Journalism, and Art Service. Caretree Ed Washam enjoyed auto shop and puttering around with various heaps. Persuasive Barbara Jean Syrios gave much time to the Girls' Choir and Art Survey. Pleasant Beverly Underwood was com- missioner ot Finance, and served with the l-li-Debber Board, l-lo- rizon Club, Sharlcettes, and Flag Twirlers. Vivacious Gay Watson put sparlc into Majorettes, Y - Teens, Girls' Choir, Choir, and Drama.