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

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Maotutle Of Jaterest utterflies filled sophomore stomachs as they woke to a long-awaited school morning. What would their high school years be like? Two weeks earlier, juniors were getting ready to select their desired classes, and with much enthusiasm, gathered in the cafeteria. The early morning sun peered through the curtains of anticipating seniors who would finally predominate as the “big guys” on campus. Yes, school had finally be- gun its traditional course, and memories would again be made by the hands of fate for they work wonders when employed with the materi- als of so many personalities. During the first week of school, students had their taste of a high school pep-rally and one of the most favored and popular high school sports was in season ... football was 6 OPENING back, and fans were not unfaithful. With groups such as this, the spirit was enhanced, and as Sophomore Paul Hicks stated, “Because of the available organizations, students are more enthusiastic, and school spirit is height- ened.” These first few weeks indicated a promising start to a year that would hold much spirit for our school, and a dignity that carried our heads that much higher. It was the contributions that were made by students that truly merited us as a school with that extra something ... A Touch of Class. A SMILE curves to a worker's lips as he cheerfully undertakes his dusty chore. VW CONCENTRATING on his program, Doug Myers earnestly works on his computer assign- ment.

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q GETTING back on the academic track, Rachel Warren prepares for a vocabulary quiz. QV CAPTAIN Fogel lets the music take control as he dances the lunch hour away. W LAUGHTER invades jovial students as the up-beat mu- sic takes its toll. OPENING 7