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

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Many activities were promoted by this year's Senior Class. As a hard-worlcing group they did their best to set a time example tor the rest ot the scho-ol. Even though these students were the leaders and pace-Setters tor the campus, they were a tun-loving class that had a wondertul time together. Dances, parties, tootball games, no matter what the occasion, the Class ot '57 was always there, ready and eager to talre part.

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SENIOR CALENDAR Senior Piay . . . . November 6-7 Senior Skating Party . . December I4 Senior Class Dance . April 5 Senior Ditch Day . . . May I7 Senior Breakfast . . June 5 Senior Prorn . . . June 7 Graduation . June I3

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Q?-:fa sa, Nb Soft-voice efficiency describes pretty PAT WILLIS. She can easily be identified by the big budget book :he carries around while doing her duties as Senior Class Treasurer. The Dianas are proud of Pat, wha is their efficient and likeable president. Her coeoperation and sweet personality added to many school clubs and activities including C.S.F., Y-Teens, and 6.A.A. Pat, working with the other members of the Graduation Committee, helped assure the Class of '57 of a Graduation that will always remain in its memory. WHO'S WHO Mischievous brown eyes, blond crewcut, and a wry sense of humor add up to SCOTT BOYD. Brains plus brawn is perfect for Scott, who not only holds a lifetime C.S.F. membership, but earned his letter for wrestling three years, winning second place in the S.C.l.F. and first place in the Junior A.A.U. wrestling tournaments in his senior year. He played J.V. football, ran track, and was a member of the Varsity Club. He still found time to serve his school for two years in the House of Repre- sentatives, as A.S.B. Historian, and as a member of Key Club. One of the most active students in Kearny was our capable A.S.B. President, CHARLES CARTMILL. A top man in sports, Charlie played J.V. football and baseball, lettering in baseball and wrestling for two years. Charlie was a member of the Junior and Senior Councils and a participant in many school clubs, among which were Pep Club, C.S.F., Varsity Club, and Bi-Chem- Phy. His school spirit, co-operation, and vital personality earn him friends wherever he goes. Thanks, Charlie, for helping to make our school such a swell place! This girl is really a Who in Kearny's Who's Who. As Editor-in-Chief of our annual, she lent a guiding hand to all her staff, and her efforts have helped to make this year's annual one of the best ever. As Colonel of the Drill Units, our gal's sparkle and charm highlighted all Drill Unit activities. She was a busy member of many clubs, such as Drama, G.A.A., and K.D.K. She was elected treasurer of Dianas and received a lifetime member- ship in C.S.F. This wonderful girl is our ANNA HENGST! . A whirlwind of activity with twinkling eyes and a bright smile is MALYNDIA RAGSDALE. Malyndia worked for the benefit of her class as a member of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Councils, and as Chairman of the Senior Announcement Com- mittee. A member of 6.A.A. and Dianas, she was also the en- thusiastic Captain of the Pom Pon Corps. Malyndia will always be remembered by her classmates for her lovely singing voice, which graced many Kearny functions throughout her high school years. C.S.F. Chapter both semesters of this year. We all OM TALCOTT by his friendly smile and cheerful attitude, ll as for his participation in many school activities. He jllow has the distinction of being elected President of Y. . J for his class and for the school as a member of the and A.S.B. Councils, and as a member of Key Club. Hav- many and varied interests, Tom was an enthusiastic member of Bi-Chem-Phy, as well as being the able Lieutenant-Colonel of the R.O.T.C. Who's Who was chosen by the faculty on the basis of schol- arship, citizenship, and leadership.