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

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Beautitul Dreamer . . . Yvonne Blair enjoyed her years ot high school while participating in many activi- ties and events. She was seen at most games and dances, and worked hard on the Ditch Day Committee. Feel So Good . . . Essie Rae Blake was lcept busy by her majors in business, sci- ence, and journalism. Essie did an outstanding job as Editor ot the Kl-lS News, be- sides being an able Secre- tary ot Y-Teens, and a mem- ber ot G.A.A. l-leeby Jeebies . . . David Blevins Jr. showed great en- thusiasm while talcing part in three years ot golt, two years ot B basketball, and a year ot Varsity tootball and basketball. Dave, a na- tive ot Memphis, Tennessee, majored in business and in- dustrial arts. You Stepped Out Ot A Dream . . . Betty Ann Bon- nett, while only at Kearny tor her senior year, joined G.A.A., CSF, Senior Break- tast Committee, Publicity Committee, and Y-Teens. She came trom Long Beach, and has a major in math. Wheels Ot Fortune . . , Scott Boyd was President ot t-li-Y, a lite member ot CSF, in Key Club, and student government, l-ie was also a three-year letterman in wres- tling, taking second place in S.C.l.F., and tirst place in Jr. AAU Tournament. He majored in math and sci- ence. Destination Love . . . Dar- rienne Braley, who hopes to become a doctor's recep- tionist, had many happy times at Kearny while par- ticipating as a member ot the ASB Council and Y- Teens, Ain't She Sweet . . . Peggy Ann Campbell, a business major, hopes to be- come an airline stewardess. Peggy is a native ot l-layti, Missouri, and was on the Publicity Committee and in the Senior Play. H ello Babyi' . , . Beverly Ann SITC Brannon, whose only de- is to be successtul, was quite active in the G.A.A., the Senior Prom and Pub- on licity Committees, and in Pcp Club. Beverly was born here in San Diego. i'Too Much Monkey Busi- ness . . . Monte Cantrell, who hails trom McAlester. Oklahoma, showed great vig- or by participating in track and wrestling, Monte's major was industrial arts, and he hopes someday to own a good car. fiom Rock-A-Bye Baby . . . Alice May Brewer, who came to Kearny this year trom New Orleans, became quite active with G.A.A., Senior Publicity Committee, Pep Club, and Senior Brealctast Committee. She majored in science and plans to go into nursing. Cherry Lips . . . Mary Carabajal had a business major in preparation tor her ambition ot becoming a sec- retary. She enjoyed singing with Choir and participating in their many tunctions. Mary was otten tound at many ac- tivities. You Got Me Dizzy . . . Gary Butcher was active as a guard on the Varsity toot- ball team, played B bas- tetball and JV baseball. t-le comes trom Grand Junction, Colorado. Gary majored in industrial arts and is unde- cided as to his tuture. Spring Fever . . . Ray- mond T. Carlton is a native ot Cana, N. Carolina. I-le participated in R.O.T.C., Choir, and Drama. Ray also went out tor wrestling, Pre- paring tor his ambition ot going into the Ministry, Ray majored in speech arts. Vagabond Lover . .- Charles Buttner was well known around school tor his caretree and easy-going per- sonality. l-le had a business major. Chucla was very active in drama and played an im- portant role in The Curious Savage. Fabulous Character . . - Charles Cartmill was our ever-etticient A.S.B. Presi- dent. l-le will long be re- membered as a tine member on the wrestling and base- ball squads tor three years. l-le added spark to Jr. and Sr. Councils, CSF, and Bi- Chem-Phy.

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So Easy Tc Remember . . . Maria Aguirre was active in Choir. A business major took much ot her time. Maria has tultilled her hopes ot marry- ing that certain person. She is a native ot San Diego. 'lhrienclly Persuasion . . . Morris Akers undertook many worthwhile activities. He was a three-year letterman in wrestling, taking third place in S.C.l.F year, and senior. He Key Club, CSF, and Ditch Day while in his Jr. tirst place as a was a member ot a lite member ot chairman ot the Comm. Come On Get Happy . .. Richard Anaya, a native ot San Antonio, New Mexico, was a member ot the wres- tling and track teams, He also participated in R.O.T.C. tor two years. Richard had a business major. MQ, 'FUN squwwr f42y,,M ,yn M.. ,. Big And Bashtulu ...Travis Auiler was an outstanding athlete while at Kearny. He played end in tootball, was a mainstay on the track team and performed many great feats in basketball. Travis majored in science and math. l've Got The World On A String . . . Donna Mae Baumgartner delighted in supporting many activities while at Kearny, She was a member ot the Pep Club Council, Junior Council, Ditch Day Committee, Mod- ern Dance, and Drama class. Donna majored in business. Nervous Man Nervous . . . Benny Badami is a welcome transfer from Hoover tor his senior year. At Hoover he was on the basketball team. Benny majored in music, sang with Choir, and hopes to become another Caruso. Mellow . . . Wayne Bell sang harmoniously with Choir and the Quartet. He was an excellent Choir President. Wayne was on the JV and Varsity tootball teams and wrestling squad. ln his senior year he took third in S.C.l.F. wrestling. Dick Gone Fishing . . . Barlow was active in Drama, vocalized with the Choir, and enjoyed playing base- ball tor two years. Dick ma- jored in music. He trails trom New Hampshire. Sweet And Lovely . . . linda Binkley, better known as Chris, was kept busy with her major ot science. She transterred this year from Wisconsin. Chris hails trom Chicago and aspires to be- come an art teacher. ln My Own Quiet Way , . . Darryl Anderson, who hopes to become a torest ranger, was an otticer in R.O.T.C., and one ot the crack shots on the ritle team tor two years. A native ot St. James, Minnesota, Darryl majored in industrial arts and math. As Time Goes By . . . Barbara Andrien transterred to Kearny in her senior year trom Watsonville. She has a math and science major and has plans of going into engi- neering. She is a native ot Watsonville, California. M,-me I School Days . . . Fredda Baugh, when not attending classes, took great pleasure in tlying with the C,A.P. Fredda claims Bisbee, Ari- zona, as her home town. She majored in science, was a supporter ot Bi-Chem-Phy, and hopes to go into the WACS atter graduating. Forever Yours . . . Hen- rietta Birkel, whose ambition is to work at the telephone company, was born in San Diego. She enjoyed Choir, Drama, and Dianas. Hen- rietta was a memberot Drum Corps, CSF, Y-Teens, G.A.A,, and Hi-Debbers. I Hello Young Lovers . . . Bob Baumgarten, one ot the school's greatest athletes, was much needed on the Varsity tootball team, and JV and Varsity baseball squads. Bob, a native ot Chicago, majored in indus- trial arts. Say lt With Music , . , Jerry Blackwell, well known at Kearny tor his prowess in football and baseball. He was very etticient as a mem- ber ot the Choir and added harmony to the Boys' Quar- tet.

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Something To Behold . . . Elisa Contreras was a helpful member of the student body. She is a transfer this year from Chico, California, and had business as her major. Eloise . . . Sheila Coyle will long be remembered at Kearny forher wonderful pantomimes and imitations. She participated in G.A.A., Y-Teens and Drama, and has aspirations of being a suc- cessful performer. l-ley There . . . James 'Cooper was an enthusiastic supporter of Kearny's ath- letic events. An industrial arts major, Jim hopes to be- come an auto mechanic. Oh t-lappy Day , . . Jerry Coziahr, one of Kearny's speediest athletes, ran on the track teams for three years. Jerry majored in indus- trial arts. l-le is a native of Grand Junction, Colorado, and hopes to go into for- estry. You Are My Sunshine . . . Jean Cortwright left school at mid-term, Before leaving Kearny, she majored in busi- ness. Jean enjoyed attending many games and dances. Lucky, Lucky, Me , . . Charles Crowell could often be found working on his car, which was a fine preparation for his plans of becoming a mechanic. l-le is a long-time resident of Linda Vista, and comes from Arlington, Calif. Wm i QFZWQ New l-lappy Wanderer , . . Ted Duncan counted among his activities JV football, base- ball, and just burnmin' around. Ted, who had many fine times at Kearny, came from Moab, Utah and ma- jored in math. lf You Knew Suzy . . . Suzanne Dufresne had a sci- ence major. She helped sup- port the class with Senior Council, cake and coke sales, as well as skits for pep ral- lies. Suzanne hails from San Diego and wishes to become a scientist. 9 Star Duhme Eyed . . . Janice made many excellent contributions to the school work in art service. also took interest in to many athletic and school dances. in her Janice going events l-ier major is art. With A Song ln My Heart . . . Sandra Cox was kept busy with her homemaking, which will help in her future plans as a housewife. Sandra, a long time resident of San Diego, has been active in many high school functions. Mr. Vfonderfulu . . , Authur Cunningham, very active athletically, was a member of the Varsity football, JV football, and Varsity and JV baseball, while at Kearny. l-le also was on the A.S.B. Council as Commissioner of Boys' Athletics. Sweet Adeline . . . Mary Coyle delighted in partici- pating in her many activities. She was treasurer of Choir. in Dianas, and Y-Teens, and was a drummer in the Drill Units. Mary comes from Bos- ton, and hopes to become a private secretary. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl . . . Sharon Lee Danna, a business major, comes from St. Louis, Missouri. She wants someday to become Phil's private secretary. 'While at Kearny, she contributed her talents to Kl-lS News and l-li-Debbers. iM'Q 'f:sv 'ltavencler Blue , . . Laure- len Dukelow was always busy with one of her many organi- zations. Lyn was Captain of Drum Corps, on the Senior Breakfast Committee, Kl-lS News, Cap and Gown Com- mittee and was in Drama, G.A.A., Y-Teens and Choir. John Fine And Dandyu . . . Edwards, who plans on being either a veterinarian or on the State Highway Patrol, majored in shops and sci- ence. l-le was very popular around the campus.