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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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During the early years of Kearny, Linda Vista was still being c-onstructed and the living rooms ot many private homes served as classrooms. ln I943, the Kearny Student Body, with its principal, Mr. Taylor, was transferred to the site we now know as Montgomery Junior High. Ten years later, a beautiful new high schoolwas completed and our second principal, Mr. Carr, along with the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students moved to our present and perma- nent location on Kearny Mesa. Many fine additions have come with the past six years, including our fine principal, Mr. Davies, and a large new auditorium and gym. Last tall Kearny played host to tive hundred Clairemont Sopho- mores, making the tenth grade class the largest in the city, and increasing the campus population to approximately l400. Just before Thanksgiving, the Clairemont students lett. As always, the year has passed quickly and now Kearny will graduate the 'Fine class of I959. Rushing to beat the bell between classes on a chilly day . . . relaxing tor lunch in the warm, sunny patio . . . the peace and quiet of a lonely library - this is Kearny. 4 Administration ssss ... , I ' I5 Seniors A ... ,... ... Classes ......,.. , 4 3 Organizations . .AA .., 5 3 Sports .1.... ,. 7 7 Clubs Assssss ..sssssss,. 9 7 Activities .....sss sssssssssss I O7 Space is the theme ot this book. We chose space for the theme at the beginning -of the school year because we thought that it tied in nicely with the name ot the book, Komet. As the months passed, our theme became more and more timely: New satellites took their place in space, and several mo-onshots missed their mark. The scientists respon- sible for these wonders have a strong adventurous type-the spirit of the students of Kearny High type-the spirit of the students of Kearny High School. 5 Principal I wish that I could thanlc all of you individually Mr. Cleon Davies Mr. Davies, the principal of Kearny High School is a very go-od-humored man. Although he is seldom seen without a smile, Mr. Davies is not as care- free as his appearance suggests. His position, as executive on campus, is one of responsibility which demands competence and patience. For this reason, we, the Komets of Kearny, are proud of our principal and the splendid way in which he has fulfilled this job. for the many ways in which you have helped to make Kearny a better school. Since I can't do this, I will just extend a simple thank-you and wish all of you the best of Iuclc and success for your future. Cleon Davies 6 Mrs. Karen Wiseman Known and respected by all students abid- ing on the Kearny campus, is the girls' Vice-Principal, Mrs. Karen Wiseman. Not only does she sponsor Dianas, set up the school calendar, and lceep actions running smoothly, but also spends many hours solv- ing personal problems for the girls. ln fulfilling these demands with competence and quality, Mrs. Wiseman has not only won the friendship and admiration of all who lcnow her, but also, the sincere thanks and gratitude for three successful years at Kearny from the l959 graduating class. Mr. John Brose Mr. John Grose, our boys' Vice-Principal, must set an example for all male Komets. Aside from seeing that school regulations arc obeyed, and handling, difficult situa- tions which arise during the year, he is the manager and organizer of all sports and affiliated activities. A most competent man, Mr. Brose was able to fulfill his job while at the same time, gain respect and friendship of Kearny students. 7 L special recognition Mr. Paul Deacon United States History is the specialty of Mr. Paul Deacon, and he has made it come alive for hundreds of Juniors. By means of his unique and interesting teaching meth-ods, he helps the students understand and appreciate our American heritage. He has visited many of the historic shrines discussed in class and he shares his personal enjoyment of them with his students. ln addition, Mr. Deacon has become Co-ach Deacon to the many boys he has trained on the athletic teams in the past. Paul Deacon has contributed much to the friendly spirit ot Kearny High School. dedication Twelve years ago, a certain new teacher came to Kearny. Ordinarily, the arrival of a new teacher is a common event. But it did not take long 'forthe kids -as he called the students-to discover that he was more than a teacher. He was a sincere friend and possessed uncommon understanding and a warm sense of humor. This man had become almost legendary-it was he that the entering Sophs heard of 'First and it was he also who the Alumni sought out when they returned tor a visit. Now there is nothing but the legend and the memory, for in mid-year he left to help establish a new high school. The legend is not wrong, tor even in memory, Mr. Leonard Fierro is the biggest little man at Kearny. Mr. Leonard Fierro 9 Kearny faculty Mrs. Nancy Arney BA. Long Beach State Drill Units-P.E. Mr. Lee Bogle B.A. Southwestern Tech. MA. San Diego State Counseling-Sports Mr. John Carter Mr. James Clark BA. Colorado State BA. San Diego State M.A. Colorado State M.A. Columbia Univ. Geometrvflrigonometrv Annual Statt-Art Mr. Don Cloud B.A. Univ. ot Cali M.A. Univ. ot Basic Cit.-P.E. Mr. Jotrn Daffer B.S. Univ. ot Minn. Dratting-Metal Shop Mr. John Fitzgerald BA. Univ. ot Wisconsin M.S. Univ. ot Wisconsin Music Mr. Paul Deacon B.A. Colorado College M.A. Univ. ot So. Calit. U.S. History-Basic Cit. Mr. Paul Flanigan B.A. Harvard College A.M.'l Harvard College English-Latin Mr. J. Ken Dowell Mrs. Elizabeth Dresser B.S. Northwest Mo. State B.A. San Diego State M.A. New Mex.l-lighlands M.A. San Diego State Counseling-U.S. History Counseling-English Mr, Sal Gumina Mrs. Betty Hall B.A. San Diego State B.A. San Diego State M.A. San Diego State Amer. Gov't Spanish Mr. Leonard Fierro B.A. San Diego State MA. San Diego State- Counseling-Social St Miss Eleanor Hall B.S. Ohio State Univ. Hornemalcing 9 si i ti i 2 3 3 s i' is gi Sl gl l 2 Ek if 2? r 5 sr 2 Mr. William Harter Mrs. Dona Heimerdinger Mr. H. Don Henson Miss Viletta Hutchinson Mr. Gustav Lundmarlc A.B. Thiel College A.B. San Diego State B.S. Univ. ot Arizona BA. San Diego State BA. San Diego State M.Ed. Univ. Pittsburgh MA. San Diego State M.S. Univ. ot So. Calit. MA. Claremont College M.A. San Diego State Algebra Drill Units-BE. Football-PE. English Ottice Practice- IO Boolilieeping l l S. Jean Malcolm Mr. Jim Marsh Mrs. Pearl Martel Dr. Frank Masten Mr. Xavier Mena Ax. New Mex. Highlands B.A. Univ. ot Calif. BA. Univ. ot Calit. BA. Texas Western Col. B.A. Univ. ot Calif. ping-Shorthand MA. San Diego State Scholarships-Typing D.Ed. ColoradoAState Football-Art Auto Shop-Photography Mathematics-English Miss Erlene Speck Mr. Louis Stein Miss Margaret Ward Mr. George Welch Mr. Richard Zaloudek BA. Baylor Univ. BA. Univ. ot Arkansas BA. San Diego State B.S. Buttalo State BA. Midland College MA. Univ. ot Calit. MA. Columbia Univ. MA. San Diego State M.S. Oswego State MA. Univ. ot So. Calif. English English-Public Speaking Counseling-Pi.E. Woodshop-Electronics English-Music l l secretaries Mrs. Sylvia Walker Financial Secretary I 2 Serving the school witl1 patience and ac- curacy, were -our com- petent secretaries, Miss Wi so-n, Mrs. Gil- more, Mrs. Wa ker and Mrs. Vickers. Miss Jackie Wilson Principals Secretary Mrs. Jerry Vickers Attendance Secretary Mrs. Syvilla Gilmore Registrar custodians A tremendous amount of work is put into keeping Kearny's campus clean, neat and beautiful. The credit for the splendid job goes to our fine custodians. Left to right: Zebrowski, Frey, Hall, Schatzle, Slagle, Cies- zynski. librarians Keeping Kearny's library si- lent, well organized and running smoothly were our competent librarians, Mrs. Durr and Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Durr, Head Librarian. Mr. Luke Myers, Head Custodian. cafeteria staff The cafeteria staff, an es- sential part of the growing Kearny student body, worked quickly and economically all year to provide the students with a good selection of healthy food. Left to right: Mrs, Thomp- son, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Rob- erts, Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Thompson, Head. I3 great nebula Andromeda I4 This spiral galaxy is the nearest that is compar- able to the galaxy of which our sun is a part, the Milky Way. To the naked eye, this entire galaxy appears as a single spot in the constellation Andromeda. 1- -,v 64 W ,, , ., Q , f' I ra I 1- 1 A 'A f ,' 'w V 1 . M H w 1 . 1 ,ry nf Q Q Q a . yi 4, Q-1 1M,.. . Q , 'fi v 1 Q senior calendar offi Mike Northcutt President Mike Lennon Vice-President Pat Purser Treasurer Becky Roberts Secretary I 6 CGI'S Senior Class Meeting . . October 23 Senior Dance . . November I4 Seni-or Ditch Day May 22 Senior Prom . June 5 Baccalaureate June I4 Senior Breakfast June I5 Commencement June I8 This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY senior advisors r I l Ar. Slivlcoff iponsor Ars. Heimerdinger -ponsor Mr. Fierro Counselor Mr. 'Dowell Counselor Governing the Senior class in many exciting and memorable activities were the Seni-or class officers and their 'hard-working counselors and sponsors. Cooperation between the two, and contribution of much time and effort proved to be well worth their while as it brought the '59 senior class a year never to be forgotten. Mr. Fierro discusses a problem with Mike Northcutt This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY komet who's who Who's Who is selected by ot individual merit. I 8 Mary Lee Hogan The highest scholastic record in the Senior Class was achieved by Ed Dickson, who maintained straight A's throughout his high school career. Always an active member of 'C.S.F. he served as its vice-president in the spring of '58 and both semesters of his senior year and he recived a life mem- bership in the organization. Due to his avid interest in science and active participation in Bf-Chem- Phy another honor came to him when he was elected president of the club in his junior year. His greatest achievement was demon- strated through his untiring efforts to produce the '59 KOMET. As' the able Editor-in-Chief of our yearbook, Ed Dickson deserves our highest commendation. Canadian born Mary Lee Hogan, highest ranking member of Who's Who, is considered one of the most dependable students at Kearny. Quietly industrious, she , has made innumerable contribu- tions to our school in time, effort and accomplishment by complet- ing admirably each job she un- dertakes. Serving as president of C.S.F. tor both semesters of her senior year, she has also earned her life r membership pin. Interested in many school activities, she served well as 'Copy Editor of the Annual' I and as a member of the Dianas, . Quill and Scroll, K.D.K. Council, E and A.S.B. Her hobbies encom- pass swimming, bowling,and read- ing Shakespeare. A sincere and gracious girl, 'Mary Lee plans to enter the 'Field of medicine and become a Physical Therapist. Edward Dickson the faculty and administration of Kearny High School on the basis Coming to Kearny in his junior year, Curt Fischer is one of the most talented artists ever to at- tend our school. This artistically endowed student received two art awards before he arrived on our campus and has since been rec- ognized for his outstanding worlx in the Kearny Art Department. Majoring in English as well as art, he displayed an interest in creative writing and submitted manuscripts to our literary maga- zine, Scribblers Frolic, and served in many useful capacities as a member of Quill and Scroll. During the election campaigns in the spring of '58 the entire student body's attention was sud- denly focused upon 'Curt Fischer. Swept to victory, he served as an efficient, courteous, and responsi- ble A.S.B. President, presiding ef- fectively throughout the year at all student body functions. Sparkling with personality and bubbling with school spirit, Betty Truett has been engrossed in numerous school activities. ln her sophomore year she was a mem- ber of the Pom Pon 'Corps and served as Sophomore Representa- tive to the Girls' League and as secretary of Mixed Chorus. The following year she continued her leadership by becoming a song- leader and Jr. Business Editor of the Annual. She also remained on the Girls' League Council. In ad- dition to earning a life member- ship in 1C.S.F. in her senior year, this capable and industrious girl was our Head Songleader, Girls' League President, and Business Editor of the Annual. Socially, Betty graced our school as Queen of the R.O.T.'C. Ball and Homecoming attendant, and culminated her role in Job's Daughters as Sr. Princess and Honored Queen. Curt Fischer Betty Truett Michael Lennon Peppy and full of ambition, our Senior Class Vice-President, Mike Lennon, exhibited a keen interest in school affairs. Since his ap- pointment to the Junior Colne Committee, his boundless enthu- siasm for class activities has been displayed by his worlt on the 'Cap and Gown 'Committee and the Senior Council. This year he was elected president of Bi-'Chem-Phy, a club offering an outlet for his continued interest in math and science. Most of Milte's free time has been devoted to the duties re- quired of the president of the San Diego Achievers Association. Chosen Junior Achiever of the Year for the San Diego Area, his honors included a trip to a national convention as well as television appearances. I9 Adams, .leanne She's got a questioning sparkle in her eyes. Norwich, Connecticut Ambition: nurse Major: business Anderson, Karen Amiable people are liked by everyone. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: secretary Major: business Atkins, Ray Come what may. San Diego, California Ambition: Navy Career Major: auto shop 20 Adams, Ronnie Mr, Saturday night. San Diego, Calitornia Major: English Track, tootball mgr.. wrestling Anderson, Richard Look out tor this kind. Brawley. California Major: auto shop Stage crew Ayers, Susan Women are entitled to lite, liberty, and the pur- suit ot men. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: math, science 6.A.A., Diana Treas., C.S.F., Ensemble, A'Choir Ahrens, Rickie l-le's cute, and has a smile to match. Harvey, lllinois: Ambition: electrical engineer: Soph. and Jr. Council, Jr. Coke Comm., Dance Comm. Arnold, LeRoy Don't see too much ot this boy around school. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Ambition: engineer Band Bahlin, Harry So little done, so much to do, West Palm Beach, Florida Ambition: chemist Bible Club, Quill and Scroll Albers, Mike Albrecht, 'Claudia j Quiet and reserved, but Oh,these woman drivers you really can't tell. Cjevejandl Qjqjo St. Louis, Missouri Ambition: psychologist Ambition: engineer Sr. Council, Jr. Coke Sr. Dance Comm. Comm., Pep Club ln America voting is a treasured privilege and so it is at Kearny. The balloting in all A.S.B. elections is by classes to av-oid confusion and con- gestion. Here ra group of Seniors take time out of their lunch period to vote for their choice in the Homecoming Queen election. This page sponsored by BOB COFFMAN TUXEDO RENTALS all, Harold A likeable guy. nthony, Kansas mbition: engineer lobby: model airplanes jess. Pessv Judge me not b 4 Y my uiet ways. ogan, Utah mbition: Woman's Air Force ajor: physical education rouchoud, Errol l-le came, he saw, he left. ishicot, Wisconsin mbition: history teacher .O.T.C., A'Choir Barnes, Arden l-le's always out there try- mgln Denver, Colorado Ambition: engineer Bible Club, cross country, wrestling, traclc Bigley, Mary Shy in her own way. Kinross, lowa Ambition: secretary Major: math, business Buchanan, Dorothy Shes a champion, in more ways than one. Pittsburg, Texas Ambition: seamstress G,A,A. Barnes, Geri A cheertul little eartulf' Everett, Washington Ambition: secretary Major: business Bourdon, Joan A cute girl, with a giggle attachment. Boston, Massachusetts Major: math, science Quill and Scroll Burns, Ronnie Napoleon was small too. San Bernardino, California Ambition: electrician Wrestling Beith, Leona Single and still satisfied. Sioux City, lowa Ambition: business career l-lobby: dancing Boyd, Bob Not as quiet as he seems. Chicago, Illinois Major: math, science Jr. Coke Comm., Jr. Coun- cil, Bi-Chem-Phy, Pep Club Cable, DeLoris So tar, so good. Chatta, Tennessee Ambition: housewife l-lobby: slcating Bell, Kathy Not only sweet, but bub- bling over with brains. San Diego, Calitornia Major: math, science C.S.F. Branscom, Judy Most ot the leaders ot men are women. Grand Junction, Colorado Major: home economics Colonel of Drill Units, Annual, Pep Club Council Caddell, Erma Keep me innocent, and let the world be wise. l-laslcell, Texas Major: business Drama, Drill Units, Flags, Pep Club, G.A.A. Campbell, Denis There's something about him . . . Pensacola, Florida Ambition: military career Major: math Carabajal, Tony A nice guy to have around. San Diego, California Ambition: Air Force Major: wood shop Senior Commencement is a grand and impressive event. Behind the scenes much work is done by students who serve o-n the Commencement and Cap and Gown committees. Here a Senior boy and girl are being measured tor their caps and gowns by a member of the committee. Carlson, Donna Oh so quiet, oh so smart, oh so nice. Omaha, Nebraska Major: business Dianas, bowling team Charles, Tommy lt's a very pleasant world to live in, it's a very pleas- ant world. Finley, Ohio Ambition: Air Force Major: industrial arts Basketball Cirigliano, AI Mr. Personality. New Jersey Ambition: mechanic l-li-Y, drama, Sr, Council Champlin, Bill Completely devoted. Warrey, Ohio Major: drafting Childs, Bill Like to laugh. Manchester, Kentucky Ambition: electrical engi- neer: Major: math, science Track Clemans, Diane Always out tor a good time. New York City, New York Major: home economics Sr, Breakfast Comm. Chapman, Fred Must be nice to be tic. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ambition: police ottic arti l er i i i Basketball, l.etterman's Club, Sr. Council Great scholars die youni Cipriano, Carl l ' thi o dont nk l teel s myseltf' San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: writer Ouill and Scroll, Trea Bible Club Cook, Mike the snails go whizzing Pittsburgh, Pennsylvani ist: Cross country, tling, track WC i r 5.6 I just like to sit and watt by, G Ambition: commercial art wre cons, ' Marion l-ler red hair stands tor mething besides temper. udson, New York mbition: Women's Air iorce: Major: business! 5.A.A. ,ruz, Delia Loaded with lots ot natu- l talent. hoenix, Arizona mbition: airline hostess i.A.A., Pep Club, Jr. Coke omm., Jr. Council, drama eMarco, Bill Easy going. ewport, Rhode Island mbition: manager ot ad- ertising design agcncy ajor: art ootball Conner, Gene Never do today, what you can put ott till to- morrow. Berkeley, California Ambition: race driver Football, track, A'Choir Curtis, Fayne l-le's there, you just don't hear him. Bentonville, Arkansas Ambition: engineer Major: math, science Pep Club Dewitt, Fred A triendly smile. Washington D.C. Ambition: engineer Major: math Basketball mgr. Costello, Kathy Another one ot those question-mark people. New Jersey Major: business Pep Club, Jr. Coke Comm. Darelius, Portia A capable girl, with a winning personality. Wisconsin Rapids, Wiscon- sin: A.S.B, Veep, C.S.F., Sr. Ring 8: Breakfast Comms., Dianas Dickson, Ed Work, work, work, pleas- ure, then more work. Oakland, California: Ambi- tion: physicist: C.S.F., Bi- Chem-Phy, Editor-in-Chiet ot '59 Komet, Jr. Council This page sponsored by LINDA VISTA DEPARTMENT STORE Coyle, Gail HA ready smile, a triendly look, a nose that's never in a book. San Diego, California Major: business Drill Units Davis, Billie We can't all be the same. ' Booneville, Arkansas Hobby: parakeets Band Dillon, Charles lmpish. Ventura, California Ambition: engineer Major: science l-lobby: skin diving Crowell, Don 'ilust give me a camera. Arlington, Calitornia Ambition: photographer Annual t Davis, Dale , Just to own a cattle ranch in the good ole West. Booneville, Arkansas ' Ambition: ranching H Band Dinan, Mike Keeps to himseltf' Santa Ana,'Calitornia ' Ambition: mechanical engineer Major: science , 23 , Dobson, John Donnelly, Larry Sometimes nice, and oth- A ready smile. er times not so nice. Dixon, Deanne l love happy-go-lucky people. San Diego, California Major: business ' Y-Teens, drama Vinita, Oklahoma Ambition: singer Major: business l-lobby: guitar New Orleans, Louisiana Major: music Band, A'Choir, Ensemble Dulce, Judy You can look, but they don't come much better. Duhme, Larry What a dancer. Azusa, Calitornia J.V. and Varsity baseball, football, Sr. Council Duenez, Pat A loyal Komet all the way. Lake Charles, Louisiana Major: business: Band Ma- jorette 3 years, Dianas, Sr. Council, Prom Comm. San Diego, California: Am- bition: beautician: Chorus, A'Choir, Ensemble, Drill Units, K.D.K., Sr. Council Ellis, John l-le could be serious, but Grand Forks, North Dakota 'tis mme tw l5U3lT 3-il Major: business Carthage, Missouri G.A.A, Ambition: music teacher Major: music Band, Pep Band Ellington, Sharon Just a little doll. Dulxelow, Judy Otters a litetime triencl- ship, when she ottersf' National City, California Major: business: Drum Corps, A'Choir, A.S.B., Pep Club Council, Y-Teens Ducote, Frank Dudley, 'Carey Brains and personality all wrapped up in one. New Orleans, Louisiana Ambition: architect: Foot- ball, basketball, baseball, Cap 8: Gown Comm., Bi- Chem-Phy, Soph, Veep, Annual spaces. Major: drama lnstruction in ,Science is on the rise Likes the wide open Kansas ,City, Missouri Ambition: IBM operator in th Nation.iln addition to the normal hig science courses, Kearny has an Honors Physics class tor students who SFC CS pecially qualified and able in science Here three Seniors in the class a culating the mechanical. advantag pulley system. re cal eot 24 This page sponsored by DON D'AGOSTlNO, INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE- NOTARY i i l l i l l l Ellis, Lorah j'A distinctive giggle. San Diego, Calitornia fxmbition: attorney's secre- tary: Soph. Sec., A.S.B., K.D.K., Dianas, Captain ot 'Drum Corps Faucher, Paul i'Don't confuse me with the tacts, my mind's made vp- Coronado. California Major: science ,Football Flint, Marilyn i'Easy to like. Worcester, Massachusetts jMajor: art jDianas, K.H.S. News, EAnnual l Emmel, Bob Some guys have all the luck. Long Beach, California Major: math Hobby: cars Fellows, Betty Cheertul, Phoenix, Arizona Major: drama, business K.D.K., Drill Units, drama, Songleader, Y-Teens, Coke Comm. Flower, .lim There is strength in silence. Arkansas Major: math Sr. Council Endres, Bob He'll be a man betore many ot us are. Wahoo, Nebraska Major: math, science l-lobby: cars Fernandez, Charlotte She loves to go out with the girls. Trinidad, Colorado Major: business Homecoming Queen, Drill Units, Sr. Council Foster, Raylene Has a smile almost as big as herselt. Ukiah: Ambition: journalist: Editor-in-Chiet ot K.H.S. News, Quill and Scroll, Di- anas, Bi-Chem-Phy Essex, Lucretia She comestrom a good school, but likes this one better. Lebanon, Indiana Major: music, home eco- namics: Drama, Ensemble Fischer, Curt A You name it, he's got it. Chicago, illinois Major: art A.S.B, Pres., Quill Sc Scroll Garver, Milo He changes hair oil every two miles. ' Casper, Wyoming Major: industrial arts Hobby: hunting, fishing Evans, Eric He usually has a smile. Hawaii Ambition: Air Force Major: industrial arts Hobby: bowling Fisher, Judy Like a loaded dynamite keg. Des Moines, lowa Major: business Veep ot K.D.K., drama K.l-LS. News, Sr. Council Ring and Breakfast Comms Goings, Gary He's OK. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: machinist Major: English Griffith, 'Charlotte Gruver, Laura Habeclcer, Gail Gray, Mike He really beats those drums. San Diego, California Ambition: actor, musician Major: music Band Grebbien, Gary lf God can love them all, surely l can love a dozen. San Diego, California Ambition: industrial arts tcachcrg Football, track, Sr. Council, basketball American Government is a course pro- vided only forthe graduating class. While learning about the country's political problems and the way in which our coun- try runs its government, they also t-ouch on the personal side of life by trying through group discussion to solve s-ome of the individual problems of a future citizen of America. Greenwell, John Boys will be boys. Louisville, Kentucky Major: English Football, baseball With her ability, success has an easy path. Poplar Buff, Missouri Maior: business A'Choir, Sr. Council, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Halfpcnny, Jack Longs for his old home. Sligo, Pennsylvania Ambition: Air Force F-lobby: model airplanes Griffin, Ken l-lis loyalty to his school will nevcr be questioned. Columbus, Ohio Ambition: athletic director Football, track, baseball, Lctterm3n's Club Don't bother mc, l'm a busy woman. San Diego, California Major: industrial arts I-lobby: horses Hallford, Mike Those quiet ones, beware of. Fort Smith, Arkansas Major: shops Griffith, Carolyn Forever busy but always friendly. Poplar Butt, Missouri Ambition: Navy nurse A'Choir, Bible Club, G.A,A Y-Teens, Coke Comm. H I know I shouldn't, but it's such fun. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Ambition: beautician A'Choir, Ensemble, Y-Teens Sr. Council, Pep Club Handwerk, Sandy Married lifc seems to aqrce with her. Buffalo, New York Major: business K.H.S. News lHannitious, Peggy She's really quite nice. jSan Diego, Calitornia Ambition: physical thera- pist: Major: science: Quill and Scroll, G.A.A. B. 'Hengst, Lois She keeps everyone guess- ing. .Los Angeles, Calitornia iAmbition: beautician Dianas, C.S.F., Head Flag, Annual, Choir Hinton, Margaret Sophisticated'lady. Annistor, Alabama Ambition: seamstress 'Majorz home economics Harger, Mary Jane Loving little housewife. Fort Smith, Arkansas Major: business l-lobby: skating Herberg, Judy Ch, these natural blondes. Ada, Minnesota Major: business Drum Corps, Annual, Cap and Gown Comm. Hogan, Mary Lee lt anyone makes it, she will. Nova Scotia, Canada: Am- bition: physical therapist: Major: math, science: Di- anas, K.D.K., A.S.B., An- nual, Girls' State, C.S.F. This page sponsored by MINIT MART Harmon, Tom l-le's the outdoor type. Jackson, Mississippi Ambition: aeronautical en- gineer: Major: math: Stage Crew, R.O.T.C. Herndon, Pat l-las a triendly and quiet personality. Altadena, Calitornia Ambition: drattsman Sound Crew, R.O.T.C. Homiller, Ann Just as cheertul as she looks. Washington, D.C. Ambition: singer Major: business, music Harrison, Anita She has triends, because she is a triendf' Pittsburg, Texas Ambition: secretary Major: business G.A.A. Hernandez, Bertha Oh those beautitul eyes. Pueblo, Colorado Ambition: hair stylist Major: business Hook, Gordon A tellow ot intinite just Cylon, Wisconsin Ambition: Air Force Major: math Henderson, Doug There is a devil in his eyes. Barre, Vermont Ambition: policeman Major: industrial arts Hillin, Nolen A regular guy. Alvord, Texas Ambition: engineer Band, track Howard-, Claudell An all around guy. Shreveport, Louisiana: Arn- bition: play major league baseball: Major: business: Football, baseball, basket- ball, track 27 I-Iulen, Paula Paula now, Paula torever, I-Iulen now, but not tor- ever. Marshall, Missouri Ambition: secretary K.I-I,S. News. Band Job, Frank My best pal is my car, al- though I do have othersf New Jersey Ambition: torester Football Jokela, Dennis I-Ie was nearly killed by a train ot thought. Ambition: auto mechanic Major: auto shop 28 Hunstable, Barbara Oh how she hates to get up in the morning. San Diego, Calitornia Major: business Pom-Pon, Flags, Y-Tccns Johnson, Dorothy Friend ot all the world. Arkansas Ambition: actress K.D.K. Council, Drill Units, Jr. Council Kennedy, Richard Quit school in mid-term. IngaIIs, Don I-Ie's a Iooker alright. Kevere, Massachusetts Ambition: engineer Football, basketball, base- ball Johnson, Vernita A ready smile. Longview, Texas Ambition: commercial artist Drama, G.A.A., Scribblefs Frolic, Sr. Council Kiar, Virginia Some minds are thorough- ly and permanently set. Tomahawk, Wisconsin Ambition: artist Y-Teens, G.A.A. Jackson, Bobby James, Pat Some think school was She already has her man made tor tun and trolic, Nonfolkl V,,g,,,,a 50 do l'II Major: business San Diego, California A'Choir, Pep Club Major: business Cheerleader, football. bas- ketball, baseball, track During the day boys are able to Iet go and release some ot their excess energy by playing a fast game in P.,E. class. Here in the midst of action a group ot boys watch and hope for a basket. This page sponsored by CROWN SELF SERVICE inder, John Who says l don't like irls? an Diego, California mbition: underwater diver 'Choir, Band, K.l-l.S. News, JV, baseball and football ennon, Mike 'Always has an opinion on the subject. an Diego, California ajor: math, science yr. and Sr. Councils, Jr. and Sr. Veep, Coke Comm. Lipsit, Gerald This guy plans to get ahead. an Diego, California Ambition: West Point Officer in R.O.'l'.C., K.l-l.S. News Kinkead, Mike A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. St. Louis, Missouri Ambition: gym coach Football, wrestling, l-li-Y, baseball, Pep Club Lewis, Elaine Different, San Diego, California Major: home economics l-lobby: skating Lopez, Alfred Easy going and full of fun. San Diego, California Ambition: plumber Track, wrestling, football, Sr. Dance Comm. Lam, Dixie Ever read her diary? Paradise Valley, California Songleader, Jr. and Sr. At- tendants, Pom-Pon, Quill and Scroll Licht, Gary l-le holds his head up highf' San Diego, California Ambition: industrial engi- neer: Major: math: Choir, R.O.'l'.C, Lopez, Alice Hlnexhaustible and tull of pep- San Diego, California Major: home economics Cheerleader, Sr. Dance Comm., Coke Comm., drama, Y-Teens Lansdale, Tom Fun is his motto. Atoka, Oklahoma Major: math Football, choir, wrestling, drama Lightfoot, Tom The gone fishing type. Atlanta, Georgia Ambition: bush pilot Major: math, science McAvoy, Karen Do not be ashamed to say what you are not ashamed to think. Long lsland, New York Ambition: grammar school teacher: Major: math, tor- eign languages: Dianas, Literary Editor of Komet. C.S.F., Jr. Council, Jr. Serv- ice Leavy, Lee l-le'll never walk alone. Arkansas Ambition: engineer Major: math, music Wrestling, track Limburg, Julie A likeable gal, our friend Julie. San Diego, California Ambition: nurse l-listorian, Bi-Chem-Phy, Drum Corps, Sr. Council McCarthy, Dottie A party girl is this girl Dottie. Boston, Massachusetts Ambition: journalist G.A.A., A'Choir, Sr. Break- fast Comm. McCaw, .lerry He's a growing boy Durango. Colorado Maior: industrial arts Sr. Council, wrestling, A'Choir McClure, Ben His eyes how they twin, kl e. Albuquerque, New Mexico Major: science Sr. Council, Ring Comm., LV. football Although a Senior's year is overflow- ing whh mspondbmHesand obhga- tions, one ot the most urgent is the payment ot their senior dues. This enHHesthe Semorto emoy and pan ticipatelin the many activities pro- vided tor him in his las year of high school. McCracken, Hal l believe in taking lite tor granted. Los Angeles, Calitornia Major: math Football, baseball McLemore, Ron Get thee behind me, Sa- tan, and push. Enid, Clclahoma: Ambition: commercial artist: Jr. Ves- pers, Sr. Council, Prom Comm., House ot Rep. McKinney, Diane She can talre school, or leave it. Phoenix, Arizona Major: business MacDonald, Bernice Why do they stare? lt's easy, come up closer and see her dimples. Detroit, Michigan Ambition: airline hostess Sr. Brealctast Comm. Mandl, Jo Ellen Easily satistiedf' San Diego, California Ambition: secretary Sr. Cap and Gown Comm., Pep Club McKittriclc, Cathy Sweetness, truth, an every grace are read di tinctly in her face. St. Louis, Missouri Ambition: teacher Sr. Council, Bi-Chem-Phy Maes, Rosalie Keeps to herseltf' Ambition: beautician Major: art Mann, Ronnie Whats Alaska got tha Texas hasn't? Houston, Texas Ambition: electrical engi neerg Major: math: A'Choi 4 c l Jtartinez, Andi Just me and my man. an Diego, California ajor: business 'Choir, Soph. Council, olce Comm., Announces ,rents -Aelville, Rod Uses his ability in a quiet, ut advantageous way. Vouglas, Arizona ajor: journalism 'ports Editor K.l-l.S. News, r. Council, A'Choir inter, Jeanette he loves a good time. enver, California ajor: business m-Pon Mathis, Bob Attention girls, llm one in a million. Springfield, Missouri Major: math Football Messer, Janet She'll be hitched too. Mandan, North Dakota Ambition: secretary Major: business Drill Units Mojado, Clarence Nice and friendly, full ot fun, with us Clarence is number one. Suboba. California: Ambi- tion: pro baseball player: Baseball, football, wrestling, Letterman's Club Mathis, Nathan lt's nice being tall, you're closer to heaven that way. Nixon, Texas Ambition: barber Major: science Meza, Gus Could be popular, but prefers to wallc alone. Tijuana, Mexico Ambition: electrical engi- neer: Major: math Monaco, Angie She's smart, you can bet on that. New Brunswick, New Jersey Ambition: English teacher Dianas, G.A,.A., Y-Teens, Kl-lS News, ASB Council This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY Mauzy, Ralph 'llf great men die young, he'll outlive Methuselahf' Florida Ambition: torester Major: industrial arts Milclcelson, Ken l-le has an eye for the basket. Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Ambition: pro baseball player: Soph.and Sr. Coun- cils, baseball, Cap and Gown Comm. Monahan, Susan A steady customer at Richiesf' San Diego, California: Am- bition: airline hostess: En- semble, drama, Drill Units, Jr. Council, Pep Club C'cil Maxwell, John Has the character of an honest' manf' l-lope, Arkansas Ambition: 'civil engineer J.V. baseball, cross country Miller, Miclcie Sugar and spice and ev- erything nice. National City, California Ambition: dental assistant Major: business Kl-lS News Montgomery, Barbara l believe l could live the long day, and never run out of things to say. San Diego, California Ambition: dental assistant Major: home economics 3 i Clinton, Oklahoma: Maj E l i ii if 5 2 5 ii i i 4 l i i i S . l i Morbello, Fran Out for a good time. San Diego, California Major: business l-lobby: bowling Myers, Warren Still water runs deep. Seattle, Washington Ambition:,Air Force l-lobby: model airplanes Nelson, Roberta Never underestimate the power of a woman. Long Beach, California Pres. Ouill and Scroll, C.S.F., G.A.A., Sr. Council 32 Morgan, Merrilyn Never know too much about this girl. Westbrook, Maine Ambition: secretary Major: business Pom-Pon, Flags Nash, Carol Sweet and friendly, with a twinkle in her eye, may she find happiness as the years go by. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: business: C.S.F., Pep Club Council, Y-Teens Nevling, Gary A swell guy. Los Angeles, California Major: art Mgr. football, baseball, Cap and Crown Comm., Lettermanls Club Morrison, Donna Should let herself go. Coolidge, Arizona Major: business l-lobby: dancing, skating Neel, Carol Muller, Charles ,Th . ere's a little sparkle in his eyes. San Diego, California Ambition: pharmacist Sr. Council Murphy, O. D. As a friend and classma O.D. is tops, the san goes for his crosscount hops. industrial arts: Track, cr country, Letterman's Clul Neyer too busy to smile. Sheepranch, California Major: math l-lobby: dancing Northcutt, Mike Oh, those great big beau- tiful eyes. Individual sports is one of the spe- cial gym classes -offered the girls at Kearny. Here out on the target field a few are developing their skill with the bow and arrow. Newton, Iowa: Ambition: industrialarts teacher: Pres. Jr. and Sr. Class, football, baseball, wrestling i This page sponsored by ROY'S MARKET unez, Magdalena he going steady type. ma, Arizona mbition: secretary ajor: business illips, Susie ust like a China doll. roville, California ajor: science 'Choir, Cap and Gown omm., Sr. Council amos, Armond don't care what hap- ns, just so it doesn't ppen to me. in Diego, California ajor: shops restling Palmer, Betty Many people make up this world. Los Angeles, California Hobby: collecting dolls trom toreign countries Spanish Club, G.A.A. Porter, Gail A wonderful girl, and soon to be wed. Los Angeles, Calitornia Ambition: dental assistant Major: music, home eco- nomics: Orchestra, Cap and Gown Comm. Rash, Richard A military career is in store tor him. Ambition: Naval otticer Ouill and Scroll, Cadet Otticers' Club, R.O.T.C. Pearson, Harvey One more senior. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: industrial arts l-li-Y Prawalsky, Dale Likes to go out with the guys. St. Paul, Minnesota Ambition: architect Major: math: Wrestling, cross country, track, Hi-Y Ratclitt, 'Clifford Six toot two, eyes ot blue. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: surveyor Major: shops R.O.T.C. Peglar, Ken l-le lives tor the day when he graduates. San Diego, California Major: shops Purser, Pat Her friends, there are many. l-ler toes, are there any? Dallas, Texas: Major: busi- ness: Songleader, Treas. ot Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class, Dianas Redding, Rex Quiet, but nice. Okemia, Oklahoma Major: woodshop Hobby: cars Peterson, Betty Lite would be boring without tum. Jamestown, North Dakota Ambition: secretary Y-Teens, Jr. Breakfast Comm., Coke Comm.. Pep Club, Pom-Pon Ralph, Barbara She's really not so quiet, just ask her. 'P San Diego, California Ambition: certified public accountant: Major: busi- ness: Drill Units Redmon, Julie A sincere, sweet girl.'i' San Francisco, California Ambition: airline hostess A'Choir, Drill Units, G.A.A., Ensemble, Y-Teens Ribas, Ester l-las that airothappinessf' Globe, Arizona Ambition: beauty operator Coke Comm., Girls' Choir, Y-Teens, Pep Club Council Richardson, Donna lt she's sad, no one knows it. Washington, D.C. Major: physical education Bible Club To a boy in high school, there is -nothing more interesting or more im- portant than learning all about a car. Automobile education not only en- ables him to take better care of his own car, but also gives him knowl- edge ot the hazards and safety measures of modern transportation. Richardson, Daryle Speaks only when spoken to. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: Army career Major: industrial arts, sci- ence: Track Roberts, Glenn l-le never lets work inter- tere with pleasure. l-louston, Texas: Ambition: protessional photographer: Major: photography Annual, R.O.T.C. Romo, Russel l'lI take the world asitis. San Diego, California Ambition: rancher Choir Riehl, Florence True love never dies. l-loboken, New Jersey Ambition: pediatrician Major: science Cap and Gown Comm. Robideau, Trudy She's really quite reliable. Plainville, Connecticut Ambition: writer K.l-l.S. News, Sec. Quill 84 Scroll, Pep Club Council Rose, Beth lt silence were golden, she'd outbuy l-lenry Ford. Newton, iowa Ambition: beautician Major: business Roberts, Becky Pep is here, pep is thei where Becky is, it's ever where. San Diego, Calitornia Major: art Cheerleader, Sec. Jr. 81 5 Class, A.S.B., Pom-Pon Rojas, Viola ' Never walks or talks ti much. E Miami, Arizona Major: business l-lobby: skating Rosengren, Dennis The word impossible isr in his dictionary. l-loboken, New Jersey Major: science Bi-Chem-Ph 5 5: I l l i . l li it Y i l l l i l I uliftson, Rosalind he longer you know her e better you like her. ew York City, New York ajor: math . Council, Drill Units. omm. ot Public Attairs, apt. ot Porn-Pon ,anchez, David What you think he is, and ghat he is are two ditter- nt things. lan Diego,I Calitornia iajor: math .O.T.C., Quill and Scroll, itle Club, Bible Club, I-li4Y ierra, Mary Ann lDoesn't say much, in ne doesn't talk at all. t. Louis, Missouri kmbition: nurse Vlajor: business tact Ryan, Leslie For she's a jolly good senior. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: artist Drill Units, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Coke Comm. Sanderson, Dories Sings like a lark. Nogales, Arizona Major: drama A'Choir, 6.A.A. Setterland, Dick Not the ambitious type. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: shop teacher l-lobby: skin diving Rydquist, Barbara This girl's school spirit just can't be beat. Waukegan, illinois Ambition: nurse Pep Club Council Sandoval, 'Cris There's something likeable about her. San Diego, Calitornia Ambition: business career A'Choir, Sweater Comm.. G.A.A., Pep Club Council Shoemaker, Bill A smile tor every tellow and two tor every girl. Kansas City. Missouri Ambition: doctor A'Choir, tootball, baseball, basketball, Jr. Council, Jr. Coke Comm. Ryerson, Lee Buzzl Buzz! San Diego, California Major: music Treas. ot Girls' League Schilling, Gary l know what I want to say, it's saying it that bothers me. Los Angeles, Calitornia Ambition: carpenter R.O.T.C., football, baseball Skeen, Leola So tiny and so quiet. Stillwater, Oklahoma Ambition: receptionist Major: business This page sponsored by WEDDING BELL FLoRisr, LINDA visrA BRANCH Sadler, Sue I count no time wasted, that I give to pleasure. Neguanee, Michigan - Ambition: beautician Drama, Sr. Breakfast, Pep Club Council ' Sena, Gloria ls there anything she hasn't got? San Diego, California Major: business l-lobby: progressive jazz Slocumb, Harold A jake now and then is relished by the best ot men. San Diego, Calitornia Major: business, science l-lobby: Scuba diving 35 Sovay, Ken Stanley, Sylvia Footloose and tancy tree. One who says little, but Winthrop, Massachusetts takes in 2Ve'Yfl'lf SfH Ambition: lawyer Denver, Colorado R.O.T.C., Spanish Club Major: business Quill 8: Scroll, Jr. Council English Literature, alth-ough only touched upon lightly in earlier grades, is studied more thoroughly in the Senior English Lit- erature class. Concentration on the history of the English-speaking peoples and their literature is enthusiastically shown here as several students delve into the drama ot Macbeth. Thomson, Dave Tall, blond, and hand- some. Thrall, Larry He looks sober. San Diego, California Ambition: nuclear physicist Major: science Wrestling Major: math Hobby: dancing Wrestling 36 Staufter, Kathy Happy am l, trom care l'm tree, now why aren't there more like me. Brooklyn, New York Major: science Drama, G.A.A,, Y-Teens Summit, 'Charles One ot those unusual peo- ple with an ambition. Arkansas Ambition: butcher Major: woodshop Timms, Bill Tall, and still growing. San Diego, California Major: math, science Hobby: tishing. hunting Stone, Reba Like the wise old bird, often seen, but seldom heard. Marshall, Oklahoma Major: home economics Hobby: skating Taylor, Earl He certainly looks nice.' Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Major: auto shop Todd, Mike A hard worker. Oakland, Calitornia Ambition: photographer A'Choir Pres., K.H.S. News photographer Story, Judy Fond ot beauty, love a laughter, pleasure tirst a business atter. Lincoln, Nebraska: Majo art: Dianas, Jr. Couric Annual, Pom-Pon Major Taylor, John He'll go places. Melville, Louisiana Major: industrial arts Football, basketball, trac Trettin, Barbara Pleasant to be with. Portsmouth, Virginia Ambition: medical secretar Major: English This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY otter, Jerry ust swell. n Diego, Calitornia ajor: science, math ollrath, Bob l-le's a lad so very meek, nat even his shoes refuse Iisqueakf' alhalla, North Dakota 'mbitionz plumber lajor: industrial arts f.O.T.C. Vest, Orlee A great man, on the field nd ott. irizona, Louisiana lajor: business ootball, basketball, track Truett, Betty Betty likes to tlutter and whirl, she certainly is a talkative girl. ' Ocala, Fla.: Major: math: Pom-Pon, l-lead songlead- er, Pres, K.D.K,, Annual, R.O.T.C. Queen, Jr. Ring Comm. Von Pinnon, Sharon lt's hard to say. Boise, idaho Major: math Drum Corps, Spanish Club Wilson, Mark There is a varied opinion about him. San Diego, California Ambition: engineer Wrestling, tootball Usry lLuptonj, Carolyn ls she happy? San Bernardino, Calitornia Major: home economics Webster, Ed A nicer guy would be hard to find. Texarkana, Texas Major: math Football, basketball, base' bail Wilson, Roslyn Strictly devoted, devoted to one guy. Sari Diego, Calitornia Major: business Drill Units, A'Choir, Y-Teens Vargas, Evelyn Worked hard tor the Class ot '59. Ozona, Texas Ambition: reporter K.l-l.S. News, Jr. Coke Comm., Y-Teens, G.A.A Webster, Margaret A tiny redhead. Washington, D.C. Ambition: airline hostess l-lobby: sports Young, Yolanda l-lad an early marriage Tucson, Arizona Major: business Hobby: dancing Vigil, Delia Small only in height. ' Santa Fe, New Mexico Major: business: Jr. Coun cil, Coke Comm., 6.A.A. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Commencement Comm. Welty, Pat She always had the ambi tion to obtain a Mrs. De gree. Portsmouth, Virginia Ambition: teacher Drill Units, Y-Teens, Cr.A.A. Yunker, Carole She's really tun it you know her. Moorehead, Minnesota Major: art ' Pom-Pon Corps, Flags, Y-Teens , Senior wills Ronnie Adams . . To the Senior Patio some shade: good luck to L.l-l. in later years, she'll need it: to R.B. six inches. Richard Ahrens . . . Carl Case, my ability to play handball: Marie D., to Mike D.: everything else to Joan. 'Claudia Albrecht . . . All my entelligence to eny super bean whose super entelligence needs a booste. Richard Anderson . . . All my F's to Mrs. Dresser: all the girls in Kearny the best ot luck. Le Roy Arnold . . . All ot my aches and pains to Richard l-l.: Marie D., my chair in band and good times in band. Ray Atkins . . . All the broken bolts in Auto Shopgto Bob M.: all the broken bones in P.E. to Glen M. Susan Ayers . . . The car gang my keen senses and parking space: Barb, luck tor two years: my surfing ability to Bob. Harry Bahlin . . . To Richard l-laire, the homework we Seniors do in l-ligh School, with the condition that he will never do it. Arden Barnes . . . My cross country legs to Mr. Pyke to run with the boys: my sister, kicks at Kearny: all my love to B.M. Katherine Bell . . . To Bert, my E period and a crying towel: Grace and Butch all my love tor Kearny and my homework. Peggy Biggs . . . To Big Bry my wings when she gets out: my dentist bill to Barb: Rita, my ability to sneak. Mary Bigley . . . To Kathy and Don, all the happiness in the world: anyone who wants it, my E period. Joan Bourdon . . . To Flo, all her heart desires: to my brother Kenny, an MG: to Robert Reese, happiness, and all my love. Bob Boyd . . . Judy Johnson and Nancy Boyd, seats in the Senior Patio: my brains to anyone dumb enough to need them. Judy Branscom . . . The Drill Units to someone who'll care: U.S.C. to Betty: Sandra, New York: a Trojan, Utopia. Ronnie Burns . . . To Kenny M. a passport to Sweden: Armond Ramos, a bag ot beans: Boogie, a squaw. Delores iCable . . . Sylvia Kill, all my tun at Kearny: my books to Paul. Erma 'Caddell . . . Karen, the tront seat ot my car: Carol, all the celery in my tuna sandwiches: Carl, memories, a thought and a dream. Al 'Cirigliano . . . My car and personality to my brother Jay: Dale P., a new car: all my friends, the best oi everything. Jerry 'Clash . . . To Sue, Barbara, and Dottie, my place in Calhoun's canvas porch chair. Diane 'Clemens . . . Beverly some dice and a green Ford: Gomez, all my respect and his wish: Royelene, a dill pickle. Mike 'Cook . . . Coach Pyke, all my sore muscles from the past three years ot Cross Country. Kathleen -Costello . . . Bananas to Randy: my sore throat to Albert, and Diane to Frank. Gail lCoyle . . . To Merrilyn, a band ot her own: Janet, a tree to swing in, and Leola, a bottle ot touch-up. Delia 'Cruz . . . The hilarious tun our gang had: Alice L., new nerves to drive with the Lollypop Gang : love to l-lector. Don 'Crowell . . . All the tlashbulbs l've used this year to Earle O'Connell: good luck in the tuture to the class ot '59. Fayne Curtis . . . To Ray, my poker playing ability: Skip, a driver's license. 38. Portia Darelius . . . To that special one, the ability to be trust- worthy: B. P., lasting triendship: J. and J. happiness together. Billy Davis . . . To all the new kids at Kearny all the tun and good luck l had. Dale Davis . . . Eleventh graders my place in Kearny l-ligh School. Judy Davis . . . My future to Odie, I hope our plans work out: myi good grades to my cousin: my driving to Mickie. Bill De Marco . . . My love to Margie. Ed Dickson . . . To Frank Ducote, the determination to out-do Frank Lloyd Wright: to Mike Lennon, a handbook ot morals, ethics and politics. De Ann Dixon . . . To Fran, Syl, and Bert, everlasting friendship: much gratitude to our fine counselor whom l'll never forget. John Dobson . . . My books and love to Barby: my ragged tennis shoes to Coach Mena: my horn to HZ. Larry Donnelly . . . My only two books to Roberta and Mike to make their supply complete. Frank Ducote . . . Eddie, a higher bowling average: Karen, a Tonette: Mary Lee, long hair, and to the coaches renewed hopes. Pat Duenez . . . Another night at the men's college to Petie and Patsy: my high-powered car to Julie: Lollypop Gang, a full tank ot gas. Judy Duke . . . Beck, a year's supply ot Air Mail envelopes: a re- served mudhole in the sticks tor Story, and my nickname to Odie. Judy Dukelow . . . To Skip, all my love and happiness tor the rest ot my lite. Sharon Ellington . . . l will my Pixie to anybody who likes to have hands running through her hair every day. John Ellis . . . Kearny's baritone sax to anyone smart enough to play it: lots oi luck to Raylene. Lorah Ellis . . . A driver's license to Julie L.: Judy M. my drill boots, may she wear them well: Lynne my treasured moments at Kearny., Bob Emmel . . . Kenny Pegler some hair grower, and wings tor Pinoc. Bob Endres . . . To Kearny, the memory ot the Enclres family, be- cause l'm the last one: M.L., my graduating ability. Lucretia Essex . . . My youthful looks to some unfortunate Junior, and the nickname Shorty to the tallest boy in school. Betty Fellows . . . Leslie, a little star: Delia a tuna without tickles: the girls, everlasting iriendship. 'Charlotte Fernandez . . . Sharon, all the Saturday nights at Richies: Cathy, a new word to mispronounce: Sonny, all my love. Curt Fischer . . . A blessing and lots ot good luck to everyone at Kearny High. ' Judy Fisher . . . Jimmy, all my love always: Portia, memories ot the summer ot l958: B.B., my lasting friendship. Marilyn Flint . . .To my Big Papa, my heart and soul: Sandy, the best marriage ever: Judy, her every wish. Raylene Foster . . . Success to all the Ki-iS News Statt, and espe- cially to John: my crazy luck to my sister, Alma. Milo Garver . . . To Lansdale, some T-shirts that tit him: a razor and some blades to Pegler: all my love to Fran S. Joyce Gay . . . My good times at Kearny to Charles: all my love to George. Gary Grebbien . . . My love tor girls to l-larold Mc.: my pole-vault pole to Linda R.: my eyesight to Don Lawton, 4 This page sponsored by DAIRY MART FARMS arolyn Griffith . . . Charlotte, John: my good grades to M.S. Charlotte Griffith . . . Pat James, Ronnie: Viola, a good lunch: arolyn, luck: to someone, my love always, aura Gruver . . . Lynne E., my cousin Jerry and all my Senior roblems books: Larry A., all my love, ail Habecker . . . Donna Carpinelli, lots of luck in her Senior year, nd the night of August l2: John Nelson, a big teddybear. andy Handwerk . . . To Marilyn, her only wish and our good times: udy, my pipes and good luck: Bob, all my love forever, eggy Hannafious . . . Crowded halls to anyone who wants them: Patty, all the good times Kearny offers. Mary Jane Harger . . . My diploma to my brother Bob, which he wishes had his name on it: Bertha, a happy life. om Harmon . . . Clairemont H.S. to Sue and Terry: Tom L., a dinged up surfboard and the ability to ride it. Lois Hengst . . . Sandy, the headaches of Annual deadlines: Dirty, a bath and our rainbow : manners to our lunch table. Judy Herberg . . . To my Teddybear, love and the times we shared: Specs to Babs: frustrating parties to the group, Bertha Hernandez . . . To Kearny my eternal gratitude for these years of everlasting memories: Sylvia, Fran, and Deanne, a perma- nent friendship. Pat Herndon . . . To Jerry, my seat in American Government: Ron- nie, a big ball next year: Fayne, a new Cadillac. Nolan Hillen . . . Anything l have to anybody who wants it. Mary Lee Hogan . . . Roz, a certain fellow and much happiness: Larry, one summer : Frank, success. Ann Homiller . . . To Barb, Pat, Sue, and all the gang, all the wonderful times l've had at Kearny, and hope that we'll meet in the future. Gordon Hook . . . My late Saturday nights to B. Parsons: Air Force career to W. Jenkins, and D. Kraus, my weight for football. Paula Hulen . . . My driving to Micky: beautiful straight hair to Dodie, and all the charm to Judy and the rest of the gang, Barbara Hunstable . . . Cookie, a car of her own: the record Yak. kety Yak to Lorraine: one white sock to Connie. Pat James . . . Ronnie, my love forever: Mr. Zaloudek, always a good note: C. to J. Frank Job . . . To Dixie, all of my love and devotion for the years to come. Dorothy Johnson . . . My love to any handsome guy: my height and Shape to A006 Hyman: my legs to Sonia Taylor. Vernita Johnson . . . My good times at Kearny to my sister C.J.: the best of luck to the Komets at Kearny. Virginia Kiar . . . To Barbara, all my homework: Peggy, my second lunch: all my conceit to Roy P, John Kinder . . . My tan to A.B.: Bernard K., some teeth: G.L., a gir. Mike Kinkead .' My ability to turn nineteen before football sea- son to Ken Griffin and my baseball uniform to Coach Sams, Dixie Lam . . . Mary, a blast: Billie, the ability to get out of one problem and get stuck with another: Frank a THOUGHT l Tom Lansdale . . . Armand, a toothbrush: McCaw, McCracken, and Earl, some vitamin shots. Mike Lennon . . . All my nothings to everyone in hopes that they will use them in good faith. Elaine Lewis . . . Best of luck to all the future Kearny students. Julie Limberg . . . To Lorah, my laugh, iust to give hers a rest: to Richard, memories: to Lyn my memories of Kearny. Gerald Lipsit . . . To J.K. my ability to get rank in R.O.T.C.: to Mike K., a happy time in twelfth grade again. Alice Lopez . . . My fun as Cheerleader to next year's: four inches to Delia C.: Delia V., a tunafish: the Lollypop Gang. a sane driver. Bernice MacDonald . . . My ponytail to Sue Sadler: an eyelash curlcr to Dottie Mc.: all my love to Danny Wilcoxen. Karen McAvoy . . . Howard, a life rich with love and happiness and memories of the moments we shared: Carol, my friendship forever: Erma, prosperity. Dottie McCarthy . . . Sue, our friendship and laughs: Susie, the many schemes and plans that we've worked: Harold, an A in citi- zenship. Jerry McCaw . . . My dad a new cowboy outfit and a horse. Ben McClure . . . Some hair to Sweed: an eraser to Carol so she can erase all her freckles. Hal McCracken . . . Luck to Mr. Mena and Mr. Henson with next year's football team: all my love and money to Judy. Gene McGuire . . . My used football shoes to Coach Henson: all my love to Lois. Cathy McKittrick . . . My artistic ability to B.J.: to my teachers and fellow students, my deep appreciation for three wonderful years. Rosalie Maes . . . To Bev Reiner, my best friend, l leave,my long hair and all my math worries. Jo Ellen Mandle . . . Pat and Ron, happiness: Tom all my experi- ences at Kearny: the class of '60 good luck. Ronnie Mann . . . All my love to Karen Soderberg: to the Pheatons, all the money l owe them. Andrea Martinez . . . Helen, my kicks at K.H.S.: Lollypop Gang enough money for gas: Albert, my life. Ralph Mauzy . . . The teachers to the brains: my notebook to Mc- Caw for next year. Rod Melville . . . Bob, a go-cart : Kathy, a rolling pin: Erma, first lunch: a good staff for KHS News. Janet Messer . . . To Pete, all my love forever: to my sister Diane, my ability to loaf and eat: to everyone else, much fun. Kenny Mikkelson . . . A noseguard to Hooknose : two pounds to Lightning McClure, so that he'll weigh at least IOO lbs.: all my love to Georgellen. Mickie rMiller . . . My singleness to my friends who are all hooked, hitched, or something. Angela Monaco . . . Pattie, my friendship forever, and happiness with Johnny: Roberta, the woes of Ouill and Scroll: G.A.A. a suc- cessful future. Susan Monahan . . . The ability to tell the truth to Tommy: Char- lotte a car and happiness with Sonny. Barbara Montgomery . . . My friendship and memories to Peg: hap- piness and fun to Virginia: to Mr. Mena, my wonderful time in his class. Francine Morebello . . . Mrs. Arney, a quiet office: Sylvia, Bertha, and De Ann the best of luck on our trip to San Francisco. Donna Morrison . . . To Vi, Tony: to Yolanda, him forever: the gang, good luck and happiness: to Juniors, Kearny. This page sponsored by HAWTHORNE MACHINERY CO. 39 Merrilyn Morgan . . . To Gail, a dance floor big cnough to skate on: Janet, a cantaloupe and Brad. Carol Nash . . . Erma, a tuna sandwich without celery: Karen, an- other summer like the last, and to Bob, the future and all my love. Carol Neel . . . To Carole all my bad grades, and to Laura, Larry. Roberta Nelson . . . To Kearny and all the friends l've made here my gratitude for two great years. Gary Nevling . . .To my brother Ronnie, my managing jobs: Coach Henson a championship team. Mike Northcutt . . . J.K. all the luck in the world: B.J. her Thun- derbird: some legs for AI Lopez. Kenneth Pegler . . . All my love to Dorothy: Milo, a battle of after shave lotion, hoping someday he can use it. Bietty Peterson . . . To the gang many kicks: Pat D., less trouble with her car: Carolyn L. and Pat C., luck next year. Barbara Phillips . . . To Mr. Z, more than enough boys for next year's choir, and the rich widow with two. Yolanda Piseno . . . A good lunch to the gang: Bertha, all the good times l've had at Kearny. Edith Plaster . . . Happiness to the one I love: peace to Z : my place in choir to Larry: a certain smile to Pat. Dale Prawalsky . . . My car to anyone who has money: Al C., all my dragging techniques: all my good times at Kearny to my sister. Pat Purser . . . To my friends, boys and girls, their dreams come true: my brother, Ray, my cherished Kearny: my teachers my thanks. Barbara Ralph . . . Judy, a boyfriend taller than she: the gang, our kicks at Kearny: all the Seniors, success in the future. Armand Ramos . . .E All my love to Denise, and to Patty May, a pair of water wings. Richard Rash . . . The rank I shall attain in R.O.T.C. and all my brains to Kearny High School. Julie Redmon . . . To my college sister, good years at State: to Diane, my pom-pons, and my friends the best of luck, Steve Reese . . . To Kathy Henson I leave all my ability in Geome- try: to Betty all my money, that is my last dime. Ester Ribas . . . Jim and Anita, the many kicks I had at Kearny: Kathy, a new walking partner: luck and happiness to the class of '59, Florence Riehl . . . To Priscilla Gibson my orchid sweater: Joan Bourdon, wedding bells: J.H., the best years of my life, Becky Roberts . . . Judy Duke, Texas and complete happiness: Betty Truett, Kleenex and everlasting friendship, and to P.J. coordinated legs and a saugadoogiel Glenn Roberts . . . My American Government book to Diane L.: my photography ability to Liz W., and to Bard a pack of gum. Viola Rojas . . . To Yolanda, luck and happiness with Gale: Char- lotte, John: to a certain someone, all my love. -Beth Rose . . . To-my sister Madonna, I leave all my ability in Eng- Irsh: J.H., McK's ring again: B.E., my brains. Rosalind Ruliffson . . . To Mary Lee, all our good times: Susie, the end of her troubles: Jack, one wonderful summer. Leslie Ryan . . . Lorraine, new years and Peggy Sue: Cris, another hurricane ripe with Betty: Betty, one of Murphy's special relations. Barbara Rydquist . . . Wonderful memories of Kearny to everyone: a blond, blue-eyed guy to Trudy: height to Judy's boyfriends: hap- piness to Kathy. Lee Ryerson . . . All my love to George Champlin: my Lady Schick to Earl: Bernice, an A in American Government. Sue Sadler . . . Dottie, our friendship and Dickie: Linda, Tommy: Sher, my love. Doris Sanderson . . . To Evelyn V., success with Butch: to those who are skinny, my weight, and my love and devotion to Rudy. Cris Sandoval . . . To Carmen, fun at Kearny: last summer's bowling team more money: my favorites, happiness: a certain someone much love. Mary Serra . . . Kearny and my teachers to my brother Mike: the lunch lines to Elaine. Harold Slocumb . . . Many years of fun in school to my sister Mary Ann. Bill Shoemaker . . . To John, the fun of being a Senior: to Mr. Z, a better choir every year. Jerry Smith . . . My ability to get along with people and make new friends to all the new students at Kearny. Ken Sovay . . . All the fun and good times I had at Kearny to the Class of l96O. Sylvia Stanley . . . To Fran, success in her outlandish ventures: De Ann, anything her heart desires: Bertha, realization of her dreams. Kathy Stauffer . . . Gym socks to Kathy Michado: my fingernails to Nancy Stauffer: my hair to Sue Smith, and good luck to all. Reba Stone . . . My ability to copy homework to Tommy Ruiz, and my powered walking shoes to Carol Stone. Judy Story . . . Glenn, all my love, some band-aids, and FATHA'S car: Marilyn, fun with Big Papa : Sandy, a siren for her car. John Taylor . . . My brother, locker 54I: Clifton Blevins, football jersey 22, and to all my brothers, all the luck in the world. Larry Thrall . . . Jerry McCaw, a toupee: Ron M. an engine: Ar- mond R. a new sarape. Phil Tilden . . . Larry Thrall some much needed weight: Fernando, my wrestling experience, and Jim Waldrop all my good times at Kearny. Jerry Trotter . . . Everything I have put on my grave. Barbara Trcttin . . . To my brother Bill Trettin, a reserved seat in the library before school for studying purposes. Betty Truett . . . My little sister, Judy Ann, songleader: Becky, diapers and thanks for being a wonderful friend: Judy. champagne. Carol Lupton Usry . . . Delia, a rich man: a bank account to the LoIIypop Gang : Kathy, a ring. Evelyn Vargas . . . Gary and Sidney and the rest of the C.C. riders, a year's supply: to Butch, all my love. Delia Vigil . . . Alice, luck in the future: Betty, a certain yellow dog: LoIlypop Gang, more gas. Sharon Von Pinnon . . . To Judy, a tall, tall boyfriend: Judy B., happiness always: luck to the group. Ed Webster . . . To Clifton Blevins, my straight feet: my lunch money to Joe Leavy, and my handwriting to Papa Taylor. Margaret Webster . . . The fun l've had making friends this year, to any Senior who transfers here next year. Pat Welty . . . My last dollar to M.W.: all my class notebooks to my sister Betty: everything else goes to Johnny, , Orlee West . . . To all my friends, success in life: luck to C.B. and R.S. Mark Wilson . . . My gang, much fun after l'm gone. Roslyn Wilson . . . My long hair to Kathy: all my kicks at Kearny to Denise, and all my Iov'e to Mike. 'Carol Yunker . . . All the fun I had in Flags to next year's corps: Barbara, my ponytail, and my driver's license to Pat R. 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Al1mann Anderson Anderson Bailey Bacquet Barbuto Barrett Bates Baugh Beal Berardino Best Blevins Bourgeois Bowden Boyer Brandin Bratten Brean Brewer Briggs Brown Burnett Burris Butcher Cagle Cain Calhoon Cantrell Carlson 'Carpinelli Carter Case 'Cash 'Cassaboom Champlin 'Charles Chavez Comstock Conaster Conner 'Copeland 'Coyle Cummings Davis Davis DeWoody Diaz Dobbs Donalnoo Dulrelow Duncan Easton Enriquez Ewert Farna nd Feeley Fierro Fislr Fordyce Freeman Fuller Garcia Garcia Gardner Gay Gibson Gillilan Giorclino Goding Gonzalez Grace 1 Green Greene Greer Haire l Hawkins Henson Hitchin Hopkins Hotaling Huling Huffman , Hyman i Jacobs Jenkins Johnson Johnson Johnston Johnston Jones Jones Kasten Kelsey Kelsey Keys l l Kill Kirwan , Kraus I Kromer Lacey Lawrence Laywell Leavy Lebow Lindsay Logg Lutz McAvoy Mccleary i McCormick McDowell McDunn McGiIlevary McMullen Manion Mathison A May Meclrano Melton X Messer A Milltnurn J Miller Miller Montoya Moore N Morissette ' Myers l Myers Nelson Nettles Nolcl O'Connell Ogilvie Oxley Parsons Pearson Peck Pendergrassl Peterson 1 Phil pott l Porter Powell Powell 'Puente Purser Ray Redin N, Reiner Roberts f Rogers i Rolan Rose Rose Ruiz ,Samaniego Sams Scott Sera Sharkey Shoemaker Shrieve Sims Siska Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Stickler Stoughton Strickland Stricklin Swank Sweeney Talley Tanida Taylor Taylor Thomas Thurlby Thurlby Van Wey l Velasco 'Vigil Vogt Wall Watson Weidenfeller lWelch 'Welch Welty Wheeler White Wieher Wilcox iWilcox lWille Williams Wilson aWolt Wood Woolington Wrobel Yeager Zaccagnini Zak juniors ' fl -vV as f . -A f -4ll'i'ZQQuNvL sop omore class Mr. Lee Bogle Counselor V Pat Dudley Delina Roberts Mrs. Elizabeth Dresser Vice-President Secretary Counselor Carol Ulibarri Marcella Gonzales President Treasurer Kearny High School made history this year, with the largest tenth grade class in San Diego City. After tive hundred visiting Clairemont students left in early November, the sophomores settled down to a progressive routine, thus graduating in high spirits t-o the Junior class. , .. ,.,,, Q 0 Ahern Arnold - i , . ' , -77 ' 3122? E m i' , I L Q. ' ' Q ' Anderson Atkins ,ji ' ' E3 'Y ,EQ ' 'f -'Q,,,, ' . 2 - fb - sf M, N- :1 - ga, Q, ' -, - , 'g:' . s- ' .- --1 Q , '- . ,- Archer Ayers -- , . - . , A r -, 'Qz 'Q 1 3' - Q A Archer Ballard A ' 7: Q' 4 M :gf V1- V Q Q , Arman ,.- - W -si: --.ry j,Q Q , . g . Q . x , 1 11322 ' ' . ' ' . iz'-' , ,, fmwv:-:a:.:--:f-:- .1-s,.s.::.:.:::.:.a.:.,:s-:.-:ms' iw sa. wwf, 1 1.1,.::--:rf-cr1-as-2-21:-7::f:.:- :f: .e-:Z- : ' ':i.'i:f':'!,.lJ2 ',-, 'f--' ' ' :,:,.. f.,-5: 'M :t': :r1:1,s:fg2 WM? ' 111:r1-f2'f2--f2:f- f fm' V .,., -:-- - P- z .:- Qi Baflfef Bennett f ' i ' A' 4 5 f' li ssl ' ', ' tm ' fiiiiiii i Barnes Bernard , : A , 5' Q. ' ' ' . K -LE -21 is ,, . . 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Q H V :A 9 mf! 4 fix. .M WW gg, ,ywgf Ma 5 em Each year the Annual Statt claims that their edition is the best Komet yet, and there is a good reason tor it. Every Senior Annual Staff member has served a year ot apprenticeship as a Junior Edit-or. Annual Staff meets daily fourth period in Mr. Clarlc's art room. ln the art room and in the special darlcr-oom, the Senior Staff has spent in excess of 2400 hours producing this Komet '59, the best Komet yet. senior annual staff Ed Dickson, Editor-in-Chief, has just Lois Hengst, Typist, is given more been brieted on the creative sports' Senior write-ups to type by Karen section by Frank Ducote, Sports Edi- McAvoy, Literary Editor. W O ' i ' ill- l 4 i l nu ' ,r I V Judy Herberg, Art Editor, and Judy Judy Story and Marilyn Flint, Art Branscom, Photo Secretary, talce their Editors, take in the sun while malcing materials' trom the tiles at the begin- photographic proots. ning ot the period. Ed Dickson, Editor-in-Chief, worlcs the printer's dummy with Mr. Glenn Roberts and Don Cr Photographers, check cameras in Annual Statt darkroom. Betty Truett, part-time Business ager, is shown the perfection in Senior Section by Mary Lee v Copy Editor. Mr. James Clark has been at Kearny since I947. He had annual experience in college as Art Editor of San Diego State's DEL SUDOESTE. He has been the competent and proud advisor of Kearny's Annual Staff since the I949 edition. This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY 55 junior annual staff Left to right: Judy Johnson, 'Carol Brean, Keren Dukelow, Sandy Mathison, Mr. Clark, Leonard Fierro, Elizabeth Weidenteller, Diane McAvoy, Vickie Logg. Under the supervision -of the Senior Annual Staff, nine Juniors con- tributed to the making of KOMET '59, and learned the art of annual production. The members of the Junior Annual Staff were chosen at the end ot their Sophomore year on the basis of their abilities and trustworthiness. Next year they will be the Senior Annual Staff and publish their own KOMET. associated student body Associated Student Body Council of Kearny High deserves the thanks and appreciation of every Komet on the campus. These students w-orlced hard and efficiently to provide their fellow classmates with the many educational and entertain- ing activities enjoyed this year. Curt Fischer, President Portia Darelius Vice-President Judie Smith Comm. of Financ Norma Rogers Comm. of Organization Rosalind Ruliffson Comm. of Cultural Affairs Carolyn Laywell Comm. of Public Relations Betty Truett Girls' League President Harold McCormick Comm. of Boys' Activities Angela Monaco Comm. of Girls' Athletics 56 Betty Truett Head Songleader Becky Roberts Head 'Cheerleader Priscilla Vigil Clerk Gwend-a Melville Assistant 'Clerk Julie Limburg Historian Lorah Ellis Parliamentarian Kathy Feeley Ticket Auditor Joan Bourdon Head Ticket Auditor Mr. Raymond Sippel was new as A.S.B. advisor this year. He did a fine job of helping the council in their many activities. This page sponsored by WAYNE'S TEXATCO SERVICE 57 '-r- Betty Truett-President Judy Fisher-Vice-President Lorah Ellis-Secretary Lee Ryerson-Treasurer Pat Duenez Senior Representative Linda 'Conner Junior Representative Carol Ulibarri Sophomore Representative girls' league Girls' League Council, backed up by their sponsor, Mrs. Wise- man, was, figuratively speaking, the backbone -of all female activities. Working hard to bring us good entertainment con- sisting of fashion shows, movies, Apple of Our Eye and Gar- denia Girl, were the K.D.K. -officers, Betty Truett, Judy Fisher, Lee Ryers-on, and Lorah Ellis. Mrs. Karen Wiseman, . sponsor. 58 Girls' League Council and sponsor, Mrs. Wiseman. This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMP lk T dd Lorah Ellis Hal McCormick Charlotte Griffith Mixed Chorus consisting of sophomores and juniors, choir officers mixed chorus - e O 'li - . A . . . X ' . . ld t TGS Ch Secretary Vice-President Treasurer participated in many musical activities and was a very talented group. f choir president orchestra ilce Todd was elected this year as president of the Mr. John Fitzgerald, music instructor, has organized the Cappella Choir. He did a splendid job as head of first orchestra to be at Kearny in several years. This Cearny's largest and finest singing group. group is separate and distinct from the band. Mike Todd and Mr. Z. confer. e n s e m b I e The Ensemble performed at many special programs this year. lt was governed by Bill Shoemaker as President: Susan Ayers, Vice-President, and John Dobson, Secretary-Treasurer. A cappell A cappella choir 60 hoir With an unblemished reputation of excellence, the A Cappella Choir sang at numerous vespers, at the Redlands Choir Festival, and the Balboa Park Easter Sunrise Service. quartet Lett to right: Todd, Dobson, Shoemaker, Pearson. 6 I Mi Richard Zaloudelc better known on campus as Mr Z has been the proud director of the Kearny A Cappella Choir For many years drama classm y Miss Muir, drama instructor. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Muir, the Drama class succeeded in, producing three wonderful plays. The junior members put on Nine Girls and the seniors presented Grammercy Ghost. Various other smaller productions were produced by both classes during the year. This page sponsored by BALI-HAI k. h. s. news Every month, K.H.S. News came out with ron-the-spot pictures and reports on happenings on and oft the campus which involved Kearny students. Mr. .Peshel Raylene Foster Pidgie Vogt Evelyn. Vargas Lois Hengst AdlV'S0f Editor 'Co-Editor Exchange Manager Subscription 'Manager Kathy Huffman Trudy Robideau Rod Melville Business Manager Advertising Manager Sports Manager Gerald Lipsit Photographer k. h. s. news 63 tolonel of the drill units L Judy Branscom l Colonel of the Drill Units is a job coveted and vied for by many girls. There is more to being 'Colonel than lead- ing the precision Drill Units on the field. The 'Colonel must help her advisor plan and coordinate the intricate routines the Drill Units execute. With an air of distinc- tion, Judy Branscom, in her original one-sleeved lColonel's uniform, led our Drill Units at all home football games, rallies, and in the Toyland Parade. Pom Pon Major Judy Story Judy Story held the position of Pom Pon Corps Major. She marched to the right front of the Pom Pon Corps and it was her duty to give instructions and direc- tions. Judy did. a wonderful job and was an asset to the Drill Units. Judy Herberg specialized in the rhythm section of the Drill Units. She held this important position for two years and did a remark- able job each year, Judy displayed great effort at each half-time event and her presence added greatly to the enthusiasm and spirit of the group. 66 Drum Major Judy Herberg Pom Pon Ca ptain. Rosalind Ruliftson Sometimes referred to as the Little Captain by members ot the Drum Corps, Lorah Ellis did a wonderful job. Under her direction the Drum Corps re- sponded beautifully and was always prepared for the home games and Toyland Parade. Drum Captain, Lorah Ellis The position of Pom Pon Cap- tain was nicely tilled. by Rosa- lind Ruliftson. She marched to the left rear of the Pom Pon Corps and relayed signals to the rear part of the Unit. Rosa- lind did a splendid job and was well liked by her followers. pom pon corps Judy and Mrs. Heimerdinger display trophy. The Pom Pon Corps of the Drill Units is the largest section and the center of most performances. This year the girls, in basic maroon uni- forms, accented with crisp white collars, strove for perfection at each home game performance. Using fluffy white Pom Pons to outline forms and figures, the Pom Pon Corps danced to var- ious rhythms: every- thing from Patricia to Winter Wonder- land. Mrs. Dona Heimerdinger, sponsor. ,P..Dudley B. Slocumb A. Harvillo R. Wilson, lst Lt. K. Quist M. 'McMullen B. Deters G. Melville S. Cantrell S. Wilcox C. Ballard L. Reaves J. May M. Ganoe L. Freeman S. 'Calhoon C. Wilson B. Woods M. Gonzalez N. Donalulre K. Rushing K. Henson C. Woodward L. Hamilton 68 Barrett McGovern . Roberts Clark P. Welty, J. Johnson J. Smith C. 'Cantrell Mrs Nancy Arney, co-sponsor. pom pon corps For the annual Toyland Parade, the girls laid aside their Pom Pons and displayed preci- sion: marching with white gloved hands, marking, perfect time. A trophy was awaarded this exceptional group tor their participation in this Christmas Pa- rade. Brean E. Logg Redding L. Kaulole Valedez L. Lebow Strickland J. Duenez N. Boyd J. Millburn S. Cassaboom C. Breen J. Roman Ayers K Fnclrey A Leavy C. Hogan Mentzer J Wellington D Johnson N. Rogers Zervas K Hoover S DAgostinc M. Krllgore Rom J Redmon The Drum 'Corps tor the year I958 was an exceptional group. Their versatility was displayed by their ability to recreate the sounds of Indian tom-toms in addition, to the sixteen stand- ard caclences that are a tradi- tional part of Kearny's Drum Corps. Major Judy Herberg and Captain Lorah Ellis led the girls at each home halt-time event. Judy Herberg, Major Lorah Ellis, Captain. S. Von Pinnon, Sgt. K. Dukelow K. Sharkey P. Johnson Y. Bacquette B. Welch J. Limburg S Burnett D. Barnes M. Malin S. Younlcer M. Szwab M. Tyler 5 Head Flag Lois Hengst With artificial lights glaring down on the football field, the Flag 'Corps could always be identified. Individually equipped with maroon and white flags, these talented girls, under the leadership of Lois Hengst, performed well at all home games. flag corps Barbara Hunstable Erma Cadclell Cookie Yunlcer Barbie Ralph ' Linda Bowden Anna Hyman Roberta Taylor Kathy Huffman Connie Kelsey Sandy Mathison Carolyn Laywell ..V.-V.,.:.V..3.. ns.. . V T V ..., :..:..r:- A ,, K .J y.5'I1mQ,:' L V . V- Q :,..:.,.... ,,,,o rs, K V V, ,:g.1V,1 :V 5. W 5' 5:55525 V zi: W' XXL - 2: 55552: ' if ' ' if viii NESS: - 55 '. 2wV1f:i.: gms: Q. V 1V,sfZ.zV L 2:51 s. .-er: an Vft2:wsV - fr-amz: 4- S. .5 V T f .:::2: .5 is in N31 ss H649 QKM '41 Vf E W 4 1 ll 971 L ,ily V: 71? W ig. S iii gis g, E ,WV 3' ilresigga S E iff s.sf5.f5+i . Y K , Q sl SM. ' if fig W 2 X 5 'V i A 1' 5 5 fr 5? .sei im Eg Vw.. .V ,Q V. SQ . .,,..., 4 mg. 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Emery Wielra Pleger Rickey Stewart 'Crothers Cannon Boyle Larson 72 Judy 'Dulce Band Majoreiie majorettes Linda 'Conner Priscilla Vigil Judy is the only girl in ihe San Diego City Schools io hold the unique posilzion of Band Majoreiie for ihree consecutive years. 'On ihe half-time-field. Judy had an inner bril- liance and her high flung baton added ex- cikemeni to 'che page- antry. pep band Left io righf: Mr. 'Fi'czgera'ld, director: Zuni a Sim so M R bb' K' g , p n, ac o re, lrwan, Lopez, Umland, Manion. This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY 73 Calling the cheers with enthusi- asm and vigor, was our lively head cheerleader Becky Rob- erts, accompanied by Alice Lopez and Corky Allen. Players and rooters were aroused and inspired by their spirited yells at football games, basketball games, and pep rallies. Corky Allen song leaders With sparlcle and en- thusiasm, our songleacl- ers, Betty Truett, Dixie Lam, Betty Fellows, and Pat Purser, gave their in- comparable contribution tothe spirit and unity ot songs at all football and basketball games, and also at pep rallies throughout the year. Betty a Dixie Betty Betty Truett-Head Songleader Pat Purser Betty Fellows Dixie Lam homecoming November 7, I958 Q l' F5 Charlotte Fernandez f Queen F .. 4 W I ' 1, of r 1 . Betty Truett Wir 43 gt gl 1 257 it Rosalind Rulittson 5' 1 Q X 3? ksggxl z '!.:fM3li S assi? Q r ': Hz. Lag Y fffy , S 1515, 'E f 76 Dixie Lam Judi Smith Kathy Feeley K A ,t..' ,Q Q M53 A A Q' rr,t Terr Slawson , y Q ..,, .. , Y JAVA 455 ,lg yi 5 5: r Ass :M Elizabeth Sharp Sue Gobel 5. y Debbie Prezel This page sponsored by BALI-HAI 1 I 5 0 ix at fl A NA gg 6 , ij 15 X 1 LA + -L X 'f 5' ' if ,J is vm 5 Q ' .- football Gary Nevling, manag Ron Aclams, manager. Mr. Xavier Mena, K line coach. football scores Kearny O San Diego .a... r.,..a,,, 2 5 Kearny 6 Mission Bay , .,,,a,,,,,e I2 Kearny I8 Lincoln .,.e,,,,,, . a..,,,, I3 Kearny 34 Hoover ....r,,,a ,,,,,a, 2 5 Kearny 27 Crawford ..,.V '0 Kearny 25 La Jolla .,w.,.,,. ...,.. 6 Kearny I3 St. Augustine ,,a,., ..,.. 3 I Kearny 20 Poini Loma .... 6 Kearny 6 Yuma, Arizona a.,,,,. 20 78 Don Henson Head Coach iullback Mojador, Co-Capt. iackle Wolfe pnd Ducote Guard Wilson End West T Center Shoemaker Kearny, in the 20th Annual Football Carnival, beat Point Loma b-0, for the only East side score. ln the thrilling contest with San Diego, the Komets lost 25-0. This game was highlighted by brilliant defensive play. Wet weather at La Jolla helped the Mission Bay Bucs to overcome Kearny I2-b. Kearny rallied against the favored Hornets of Lincoln to win an I8-I3 victory. Unsurpassed passing displayed by Kearny kayoed Hoo- ver 34-25. ln the inaugural battle with the Crawford Colts, the inspired Kearny eleven fought hard and won 27-0. Again the sizzling Komets clashed with the La Jolla Vikings and overpowered them, with the final score 25-6. For Kearny's Homecoming, the fighting Komets held their own for awhile against St. Augustine but later the Komets had I9 points scored against them to make the tally 33-I3. Kearny spoiled Point Loma's Homecoming game by handing them the short end of a 20-7 tussle. The Yuma Criminals pleased their Homecoming throngs by downing the Kearny eleven, who didn't seem up to the occasion, 2I-6. Halfback Griffin M.V.P., All City Guard McCormick Halfback Howard Tackle McCracken Quarterback Jackson 79 halfbaclc J. Eggerl: fullback T. Lansdale end J. Scoil: halfbaclc J. Taylor and M. Nortlmcufl: guard N. Beeson - guard F. Job halfbaclc E. Websfer quarterback D. Ingalls end B. DeMarco G. 'Schilling halfback D. Nelson halfbaek C. Hawkins d L J h cen'cer B. Mathis en , o nsion center M. Garcia guard P. Faucher guard P. Cagle tackle G. Meyers halfback J. Nelson guard H, Smith fullback C. Case tackle G. Wright guard S. Briggs guard D. McDonald guard S. Pearson quarterback halfback B. Mackrides B. Shoemaker . v. football First row, left to right: Nevling, mgr.: Sanchez, Vashy, Blevins, Campbell, Krause, Weene, Coziahr, Denton, Gordien, Huchins. Second row: Coach Wilson, Scott, McFearson, Grime, Bumgartner, Mosley, Nielson, Stremlau, 'Daily, Miller, Brokaw, Ribas, Henson, Davis, Greer, Coach Marsh. Third row: Michaels, Wiebe, Wrobel, Kissell, Yeager, Brokaw, Kearns, Anderson, Sencoil, Brahe, Hackett, Waddell, Ubanks. w' , ,i .cf .fJ?!?g mf ross country T. Ruiz First row, left to right: Grashaki, Leavy, Ruiz, Porter, Medrano. Second most valuable row: Martinez, Thompson, Coyle, Cook, Barnes, Qgdiapoach Pyke. This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY 83 4 Gary Nevling, manager varsity basketball The Komet Basketball squad had an average season in '59, but, no-netheless, the contests were very exciting. Many of the games were close and the league competition was capped by a thrilling team victory -over first place Hoover, 57-56. Coach, Jim Sams Front row: Gillilian, Mikkelson, Taylor, Jackson, Chapman, Ingalls. Back row: Sams, Webster, West, Ducote, Mathis, Hillan, McGillivary, Duhme, Howard, Nevling, Manager. 84 guard K. Mikkelson guard E. Websier forward 'L. Duhme 'Forward D. Ingalls guard F. Chapman forward B. Jackson forward O. West guard J. Taylor cenfer F. Ducofe center B. Ma'cl1is M.V.P., Capiain guard J. Gillilan guard C. Howard 85 L N W 5 N F r E-HN'-wkfhf 'iifffii IV2,l'17.'l'f.Z'i'?, Cl'Mf'X, f - A ' i A ' 2 12 'SE!5f3'3?iI ' 53Ef5??96 Y 'MHZ Li ?1L'Ai2'4f?m.5leM:fU45wQw22a2ii??I.HQI.l-Mfi65J14'FS W25izNIww+'.wl'..FI??5l52Z - ',T52 T'5' 1- ' A 4 4 I varsity scores Kearny Alumni ,..,w ,,, Kearny etate Frosln as Kearn ista .,...77..... Kearnly La Jolla .,A.a,a, Kearny Crawford ,... Kearny San Diego .,.. Kearny Mission Bay Kearny Carlsbad .,r.ve Kearny Mt. Miguel ., Kearny Mar Vista ..,. Kearny Oceanside .. Kearny St, Augustine Kearny Pt. Loma ...... Kearny Hoover ........ Kearny Mt. Miguel .. Kearny Lincoln ......., Kearny La Jolla 7a,a,,.. Kearny Crawford ....,r Kearny San Diego .aa, Kearny Mission Bay Kearny St. AUgUS'Cihe Kearny Pt. Loma .,..., Kearny Hoover ...,.... Kearny Clairemont ., Kearny Lincoln .,r..r,.. j. v. basketball First row, lett to right: Henry, Frindt, Freeman, Pierce: Arnold, mgr. Second row: 'Coach Cloud, Puslcer, Carlson, Gardner, Swanlc, Ogilvie, Jenkins. 87 4 1 Q wrestling This year's Komet wrestling team, under the outstand- ing supervision of Coach Lee Bogle, whipped through the regular C.P.L. season without defeat, thus captur- ing the 'C.P.L. crown. With the help of outstanding athletes, the squad added second place in the SJC.l.F. playoffs. C. Mojado-M.V.P Captain, S.C.l.F. 88 'Coach Bogle First row, left to right: Hotaling, Wilson, Mojado, Qualin, Coyle, Lopez, Leavy, Lawton, Garcia, Burns, Myers. Second row: Van. Twyver, Goding, Thompson, Ramos, Hughes, Daily, Prowalsky, Purser, Slocum, String- tellow, Gourdin.Third row:Van Nostrand, Thrall,7SNl'E-ad, Lester, Schouten, Arman, Van Wey, Adams, 'Earnest Coziahr, Kelly, Stuck. Fourth row: Coach Bogle, Nolan, Kissell, McCracken, Swindler, Van Gaslcin, Waddel, Ferreras, Wilson, Roberts, Lindsay. L. Leavy- igh Point Man, S.C.l.F. X ,, an ,X X, O 1 r xf' N 1 ll l - it lim F. Garcia, II2 lbs. B. Myers, 95 lbs, R. Burns, IO3 lbs. M. Garcia, heavyweight A. Lopez, l33 lbs. L liC.P.L. 'Cl14iIl,P,.-. D. Lawton, I20 lbs. S.C.I.F. Champ - L. Coyle, l38 lbs. T. Qualin, I45 lbs. A - M. Wilson, I65 lbs. 89 J. Hotaling, I75 lbs. C.P.L. 'Champ f-an QW varsity baseball This year the Kearny nine, under the direction of Coach D-on Cloud, proved themselves time and time again. Starting with an almost inexperienced squad, it didn't take Iong before these Komet boys were out hustling and playing exciting and stimulating games. First row, left to right: Crayton, Davis, Coleman, Mojado, Milclcelson, Mosley, Nevling. Second row: Shoemaker, Duhme, Garcia, McCracken, Northcutt, Mathis, Stremlau, Meyers, Webster, Coach Cloud. S C O I' C S Kearny I4 La Jolla .,,.. Kearny Mission Bay . Kearny 0 Hoover ,,..,,. Kearny La Jolla , ...,., . Kearny 0 San Diego ,,,,.,, . Ma. I2 Kearny Hoover ,,.. Kearny 5 Point Loca ..ss.,.,. ...,, I Kearny San Diego 'Kearny 0 Grossmont .,ra, ,,,,,r 4 'l Kearny Point Loma . 'Kearny 6 EI Cajon ...., Kearny Lincoln .,,,,,,,, 'Kearny I Lincoln .....,,s Kearny Clairemont Kearny I Lincoln .,,,,, ,.., ,,,,, 3 'I' 'Kearny Crawford ,a,,. Kearny Clairemont .,aaa, Kearny St. Augustine 'Kearny Crawford ,,,,,,,.a,..., Kearny Mission Bay , Kearny St. Augustine 'Lions Tournament Games not played by press time. yarsity Ken Milclcelson, Piicher Ed Webster, Oulzfielcl Bill Maihis, Firsi Base Mike Norfhcutt, Second Base Hal McCracken, 'Cafcher Clarence Mojaclo, ln'Fielcl-Pi'ccl1er Bill Shoemaker, Outfielcl Larry Duhme, Piicher Fred Coleman, Pitcher Dave Myers, Outfielcl 92 varsity Manuel Garcia, Piicher Bob Mosley, Shorislzop Mike Stremlau, Shortstop Gary Nevling, U'cili'cy Charles Davis, Caicher j. v. baseball Firsi row, left io righi: Brolcaw, Pierce, Henry, Freeman, Archer, Gillilan, Roberlzs. Second row Coach Sams, Marshall, Pusker, Ogilvie, Garclner, Swincller, Branclin.. A track First row, left to right: Coyle, Jackson, Murphy, Lansdale. Second row: Case, Brewer, Cagle, Grit- fin, Howard, Nelson, West. Coach C. Pyke Despite acute lack of depth, the Kear- ny Track team pulled through well. Coaches Pyke and Merrill produced several outstanding individuals, and the meets were very exciting. Coach G. Merrill This page sponsored by THE MARSTON COMPANY B track Firsi row, left to right: Kraus, Hayward, Taylor, Barnes. Second row: Maxwell, Blevins, Meclrano, Zuniga, Scl1ou'Een, Miller. C track Frindi Cordova Coziahr Kelly Stuck Stringfellow dense region of milky way 96 In this portion of the Milky Wray the stars are more numerous than anywhere else in the galaxy. The stars are not closer together than in other regions, but they appear so because of their great number. ff, Q 1-K g 'sf c. s. f. The California Scholarshi Federation is a scholasti goal reached only by th hard-working and deser ing students at the varioi high schools. Special ri ileges enjoyed by the' students included C.S. conferences, hall and brary passes, and se annual ditch days. Rufolo, sponsor. x. r vb lj g. a. a. Girls' Athletic Associatis was a very active grou sponsoring candy sal play days and a dan Many girls participated tennis, volleyball, bask ball, and softball with fine display of sportsm ship, under the directi of Miss Ward. bi-chem-ph Bi-Chem- Phy, with Sippel as sponsor, is, ent usiastic club made of scientifically incli' students. Various disc sions, experiments, fi trips and visiting spealc proved to make the me ings not only interesti but educational. N 'ft .IN X, x li 4 Q51 Qsiv Spd 98 his small select group, 'ponsored by Mrs. Wise- nan, consisted ot the top itteen senior girls. eing the otticial school ostesses, Dianas not only shered many school ac- ivities, including gradua- ion and class plays, but lso served at many ban- uets and helped sell tick- ts. i ible club ible 'Club was busy this ear studying the litera- ure and meaning of the ible. ln addition to the eclnesday meetings with iss Speck as sponsor, ible 'Club members at- ended the annual Fun- piration. uill Gr. scroll uill and Scroll, under the onsorship ot Miss Speck, as a most creative club. ?oems and short stories ere written and pub- shed in the annual Scrib- ler's Frolic magazine tor he reading pleasure of all earny High. 99 future teachers of america Future Teachers of Amer- ica, an organization both beneficial and education- al, was sponsored by Mrs. Dresser. This newly 'Found- ed club acquainted inter- ested students with the teaching profession. bowling club The bowling team this year was sponsored by Mrs. Arney. Besides bowl- ing, for fun, these students were able to compete for trophies. sophomore council The Sophomore Council instilled a great deal of school spirit and drive in- to their class, and they were a splendid example of the school. They were ably led by President Car- ol Ulibarri, -:Vice Presidiiit Pat Dudley, Secretary De- lina Roberts and Treasurer Marcella Gonzales. IOO 4 I 1 5 fi Q Q I . I K ., .1 of NJ ff by 1 x ' 9 'L My JU' iz pw P :ff ,' kj Q 1' ,W fx? X L ' UU' ws V if 0' lk fu 1 W' ' J J ff! if fx 4,0 G Mow f 5 ' nw I ' f - , 4 e I ' 1 , MUWO1' A' blfv ' My' +9 U. X' 1-W' J' , W K fl f ' Qu ' 1 fd ' A nv V f ffn, ,, r A, rJU4 711m-J Ur X -f 'LBIJ Xl V0 . j V xv J Lf field day F. Diaz F. Wafers D. Love R. Haire Guard Color Bearer Guard Standard Bearer IO3 reserve officers training corps E. Welch R. McLemore C. Case J. Hotaling K. Sovay T. Harmon IO4 G. Lipsit Sgt. Armstrong R. Rash D. Sanchez Sgt. Reserve Officers Training 'Corps did a fine job of acquaint- ing young men of Kearny with the military service. R.O.T.C. members not only obtained a fine standing while representing Kearny High -on Field Day, but also presented colors in an excellent manner at many school ceremonies. R.O.T.C. battalion, Period 4 R.O.T.C. battalion, Period 5 R.O.T.C. battalion, Period I R.O.T.C. battalion, Period 2 r. o. t. c. queen Betty Truett, a lovely and out- standing senior girl, was chosen Queen ot the Reserve Officers Training Corps. She represented the Corps at the 'Formal ball held in December, on the field day, and other outstanding activities throughout the year. .loan Bourdon and Toni Bartch R.Q.T.C. Queen's Attendants IO6 M Betty Truett, R.Q.T.C. Queen R.Q.T.C. Queen and Attendants 1 5 T f 5 s s X E 3 L i 5 Sz 2 3 2 :Q EL . W l... N.4,,,.,,,,,,.,,, v,,. M:-, ,M ,,,,, n.,, , Mmumm Mgkk , U.L., , ..,....m,...,,,,,.q,,,,,,,,,m,,,,.,m,,,.....,, wx:.q. MF -'------ A -A,A WM- W,--------,---- ------,--- - --f-f --- ff'-V V- -ff- ww W Aj ' ww Wm ! f i 2 E E s E'I 1 .f X 4 5 X mi Q iff K , ff 3 ? fi Vs 1 -12 QV . 6 . JJAJSXJJNQSJ if JE Ky Q' 54 5? 457 QQ sfo 15' 9, ff Vp 1' ,awk Lwdlf .gnfw N A I N Lfunvwb WM, bi .N ijfb Jwww W WM acknowledgements Q This is the last page of the book, but this is n-ot the end ot it. Komet '59 will be kept and treasured tor decades. We on the Staff wish to thank those people who helped us: Mr. James Clark, our proud advisor. Mr. Joe Busco and Burt Nestor for the Senior pho- tography and other pictures ot school lite. Edward's Studio 'For the Junior and Sophomore pictures. Mr. Mel lloey, representative from Carroll Engrav- mg. Mr. Lee Spencer of the S. K, Smith Company 'For the design and production ot the cover. Mr. Jim Neyenesch 'From Neyenesch Printers. Mr. Jim Marsh for acting as photography consult- ant Mr. Rudolph Lippert from the University ot San Diego for information concerning the division pages' capHons Mr. H. O. Welty from Convair Astronautics 'For the photographs of space. The students who contributed snapshots The tirms who graciously pioneered with our page sponsorship. -' komet 1959 Xjff' N I , i i ky W gww my 60 ii J X59 ,. Q, Q, J- ' ,X ,Q , , HJCDJQJJ tivigj 'Id JO? '7 JI NQSEQQX' gs! Q ,bc ll 'XX I Cf F ' , . ' N H Bi We S532-'Q-J VQJJQJQ R X J C, , , Ns., 'Q gf V QHJSQQMG? K ERXEQQJQQN Nea Na , . Niki ei EE 2235 f? Q A wi M' mf, M'413f2gi3f wfmfw Q5 l x 4 A 4 E 5 fx 5 2 2 5 2 Z 3-ex E' .Q-za .sea . -I l 2' 5!9fl:'.-L , V, . ,, Q,-. V . in l -'fW1,51i,3j ,'1j3j,5:-i.,,J'.,- -,il if . 55:- . 1 1 5 'I i , 4 ? J 4 1 'Q 1 1 i