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

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Get Rhythm . . . Mary Dean Harrison, who desires to become a successtul seamstress, hails trom Pitts- burg, Texas. She had a home economics and mathematics major. and participated in G.A.A. and art service. Moonlight Gamblerl' . , . Herschel Hart hopes some- day to become a pattern- maker, and in preparation tor this, he majored in shops and science. Herschel comes from the town ot Robstown, Oklahoma. Long TallSally ...Norma Lee Hasten, who cannot de- cide whether to be a cos- metologist or a seamstress, had a homemaking and busi- ness major. She was a mem- ber ot Y-Teens, and was in G.A.A. tor three years. Norma hails trom Columbia, Missouri. l-lonkey Tonk Heart . . . Ronnie Heitman served the class by sitting on the Senior Council. l-le was kept busy with his major in industrial arts. Ronnie could otten be seen cheering at tootball and basketball games, and was present at all dances. Love And Marriage . . . Dean lBucll Hottel added zest and drive to the J.V. and Varsity tootball teams. l-le was also a capable mem- ber ot the J.V. baseball and B basketball squads. Bud, who comes trom Everson, Washington, had an indus- trial arts major. All The Things You Are . . . Anna Hengst was our etticient Editor-in-Chief ot the '57 Komet, Colonel ot the Drill Units, treasurer ot Dianas, a l'te member ot CSF, Senior Breaktast Comm. chairman, in K.D.K., Drama, G.A,A., and Y-Teens. 'Brown-Eyed l-l a n d som e Man . . . Bill lnderweis, a threat to opposing tootball teams, was also one ot our outstanding wrestlers. Bill majored in math, but hopes never to see a math book again. l-le comes trom Wash- ington. D.C. You're So Fine . , . Gail Maxine Hinch took a busi- ness major in preparation tor her ambition ot becoming a PBX operator. Gail came to Kearny from her birthplace ot Warsaw, Illinois. I Only l-lave Eyes For You . , . Patricia Louise lnhofe shared many good times on the Announcement Comm., Junior Prom bids, and the Senior Play. Pat is a native at the city ot Pasadena, Calitornia, and took a busi- ness major. Anything You Can Do, l Can Do Better . . . Judi Hastings, one ot Kearny's busiest students, was Senior Class Vice-President, in Choir as Choir Librarian, A.S.B. Council l-listorian, on K.l-l.S. News, Drill Units, and was president ot the Junior Co- Ordinating Council. Ain't 'Cha Glad . . . Jerene Hinrichs kept active by attending many games and dances. She participated in Drama and Scribblers' Frolic. A native ot Glenville, Nebraska, she had a business major. Dreamy Eyes . . . .lim Jenks kept busy with his art and industrial arts majors. Active athletically, Jim went out tor tootball and wres- tling. l-le is a native ot San Diego, and hopes to become a teacher at Kearny. You Make Me Feel So Young . . . John Hedrick was active in J.V. tootball and track. John plans to take advantage ot his train- ing earned while majoring in science by going into a sci- cntitic profession. John is a native ot Minnesota. One ln A Million . . . Wanda Hogan was the Komet Statt Typist tor two years and did an ettective job on K.D.K., Drama, and in Drill Units. She majored in business. Shes A Lady . . . Barbara Johnson was active on the Senior Council and added harmony vfhile singing in the Choir. Barbara had a horne- making major and is a long- time resident ot San Diego.

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Big Wide Wonderful World ...Barbara Gaughen was busy as Copy and Art Editor on the Komet staff. Sheparticipated on the Sen- ior Breakfast Comm. and was a life member of CSF. l-ler ambition is to be l-lead Op- erating Nurse at Mercy Hos- pital. Smiling Through , . . Kay Glasco, who hopes to be- come either a secretary or nurse, came from Norfolk, Virginia, and had a business major. She enjoyed singing with the Choir and worked diligently on the Kl-lS News. Time Will Tell . . . Pilar Gonzalez hopes to go into secretarial work. To aid her in this, she majored in busi- ness. A native of San Diego, Pilar was active in Choir. Baby Face . . . Kathryne Goodman, a science major, hails from Stuart, Okla. She participated in many activi- ties, including Y-Teens, Ditch Day Comm., Future Teach- ers of America, and Bi- Chem-Phy. l-ler ambition is to go into teaching. Johnny Guitar . . . Gaston Gourdin hails from Nogales, Ariz., and was one of Kear- ny's most outstanding musi- cians. With his natural abil- ity, many performances, and a major in music, Gus should go far in his ambition of be- ing a musical entertainer. High On The List . . . Eirven Green, one of Kear- ny's finest athletes, partici- pated in basketball and baseball, lettering for three years. Eirven was chosen for the all-city basketball squad. l-le majored in industrial arts and is from Baton Rouge, La. Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie . . . Bob Gump, well known as Spots, used his height to his advantage in going out for football and basketball. l-le was a mem- ber of R.O.T.C. for two years and majored in mathematics. She'II Always Remember . . . Joan Marie Green, who likes the wide open spaces, hopes to own a certain ranch in Montana with a certain cowboy, She is a na- tive of Marshalltown, lowa. She majored in homemaking. Smiling lrish Eyes , . , Bob Gunyan, a native of Rock Shrimp, Wyoming, spent many hours in the shops with his major of industrial arts. Making use of this training, Bob plans to become a me- chanic. -iii' Very, Very Popular . . . Wilmer Green with math and science majors also was an overpowering athlete. A live-wire for three years in football, basketball and base- ball, Wil contributed much to the Kearny cause. He is from Baton Rouge, La. Memories . . . Joyce Gus- tafson was kept busy with Dianas, Pom Pon Corps, A Cappella Choir, CSF, Drama and Y-Teens. To become a teacher is her ambition. She majored in foreign lan- guages. Laugh . . . Kathryn Louise Griffith was a member of the Mixed Chorus, Y-Teens, and l-li-Debbers. She comes from Pasco,Washington, and had a hcmemaking major. She wants to become a housewife. Temptation . . . Sandie Hanley, from Bowagick, Mich., hopes to become a June bride. A familiar sight in the offices, Sandie worked on the switchboard. She was active in senior affairs as a member of the l-louse of Representatives and as stage manager of the Senior Play. sas- 'XS' BY-:-r V. 1 V Sweet And Gentle . , . Elsa Guillory, who came to Kearny in her senior year, became an enthusiastic sup- porter of school functions. Elsa's ambition is to let her hair grow long, l-ler birth place is l-louston, Texas. The Wanderer . . . Brad- ford Harrison, an industrial arts and music major, han- kers for the easy-going life of a tramp. A native of Pittsburg, Texas, Bradford was active in three years of track.

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'Gentlemen Preter Blondes . . . Gail Jones was the tirst girl track manager in San Diego. She was also active in the Pom Pon Corps as captain. She is trom Nebraska, majored in business, and hopes to become a track coach. By And By . . . Roger Knapp majored in industrial arts. An ardent school sup- porter, Roger went out tor JV and Varsity tootball squads. l-le hopes to become a mechanic upon graduating. Without A Song . . . Judy Jones, an outstanding artist, worked hard on her art and business majors. She also was busy as A.S.B. Clerk and in Drama. A native ot Leaven- worth, Kansas. Judy wants to be a secretarial housewite. Till The End ot Time . . , Rosina Elizabeth Knotts took part in Y-Teens and Choir. Preparing tor her ambition ot becoming a teacher, Rosy was active in Future Teach- ers. Rosina had many good times in her senior year. We're All Good Fellows . . . Bill Keltner wants to go into the air torce. l-le ma- jored in industrial arts and participated tor two years in JV tootball and a year in Varsity tootball. Bill hails from Jackson, Michigan. As Sweet As Can Be . . . Nancy Ann Kromer has a career ot teaching in mind and took a business major. A native ot Portland, Maine, Nancy added Zest to Y- Teens and G.A.A. Jeanie With The Light Brown l-lair . . . Jean Kill- gore was Major ot the Drum Corps, a lite member ot CSF, in Dianas, G.A.A., on Senior Breaktast Comm., Jr. Co-Ordinating Council, and was KDK secretary. Jean, trom Alexander City, Ala- bama, majored in math. Nature Boyu . . . Rudy Labastida tired accurately in the R.O.T.C. ritle team tor three years. l-le also was a cadet otticer in the corps. Rudy majored in industrial arts and has tuture plans ot going into the army. One Ot The Roving Kind . . . Harold Kirby lettered in basketball and went out tor tootball and baseball. l-lar- old had an industrial arts major, and is a native ot Bisbee, Arizona. Man About Town . . . Harold L. Lambert, in prepa- ration ot becoming a civil engineer, majored in science and math. l-le was Literary Editor on the Komet and achieved a high rank in R.O.T.C. l-larcld was a lite member ot CSF, on the Ditch Day Comm., and in l-lr-Y and Key Club. rg-KW Because Ot You . . . Ron- ald Larman was active in Journalism and Drama. Tu- lare, California, is his home- town. l-le had bath a busi- ness and industrial arts major. Paper Doll . . . Drusilla Ann Lawton added pep and spark to the Senior Council, l-li-Debbers, 6.A.A. and a business to become Drama. Sha has major and hopes a secretary. Drue is a native ot Camden, New Jersey. Avi l Cross My Fingers . . . Margaret Lee represented the class in l-louse ot Repre- sentatives two years and on the Senior Ring Comm. She was in work experience and on the Scribblers' Frolic. A native ot Brawley, Calit., Margaret had majors in busi- ness and art. SSN? f ,M A:-ew Lovely To Look At . . . Judy Letzkus was class secre- tary. She was on the Sr. and Jr. Council, a member ot the l-louse ot Representatives, Breaktast Comm. and also participated in Choir and Pom Pon Corps. Judy had a business and home econom- ics major, Lite Ot The Party . . . Caroline Levonyak, known as La La, was on Junior Co-Or- dinating Council, Senior Prom Comm., Senior Ditch Day Comm. and Kl-lS News. La La hopes to become a stenographer, taking a busi- ness major.