Mission Bay High School - Taroga Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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Al. g iare concerned with the progress gbfzf Mismilifriift, as rift has not yet nfbee icompletely finished. Thi be done while we are undej we . ' or V' M fygi 5 M A it JP' ' -woctober Mil JL J u ' qucgteri arehcnowi com- R -4-I. zzz- Y 7 gf? T ze ganE the S lp use sea- s Q gg W .rrr Egluort ac crewman 1 L X, I if K' the time when ou 251 hex A is A vessel will become known to al all , - rf 4:-'--..: -,lmsi 'v , gg! i - Cllijii .1 Mun . M gother galleons. A' i.-25:-'ii' ': 0o ,W - , .rg 4-' . ...... 1 , 'N - -4 1. November 12: l 1 ' E ,s if? Q T dude , , , ' QQFV Our ship was dedicated to- - ', ' ' . L . 4? ' -1 'Mr--12 the pursuit of knowledge today, R g V as the olcl pirate leaders recog- T T i s s nizecl its worth. PROGRAM or DEDICATIQN MISSION BA! Hllll SCKJOL November 14: A brilliant black and gold flag now waves proudly over IIT .37 T Crew donates part of their amga e C0 OTS were boot V chosen by the crew, who also The ship was dedicated to the Y' decided to call themselves the pursuit of knowledge. z7 Buccaneers. it E, 'i -,,-xr' LUN-gglgl 1 ,llifyz 1 I 1 1.14 Af' - L -1 I 1 ear' c - Mnssnom BAY s-new scuoon. laws ' we The ship's bulletin to g ive the news of the ship and its crew. ew. .-1-wif Mme. ff s..---W-W --8 H , . T':f-rf . -W-1 ' I his 1' 'lt 'mm -'sez' '92, .A Y gs. All 5t ' ' elf, l X 3 it l T , .wr - s . f-71 Wi. 1 :Nl W M l 3 , i hr Cflarngai Q g 1955: - 1954 I November 21: 5 . llalfw , ll? Wflleccruse oflthe unrest o the L, MVR Li f . l 'ew to lznow the news of this, 5, Quarters are now completed and the ship is seo-worthy. l essel, ja ships bulletin, Calle L9 Beachcomber hasmbein ritten to clistribute among t e 5 Buccaneers., Q, li e I A 1 Ianuary 12: g lb l gl 3 Spolzesmen for the crew were 41.1 ' x for 4, '9Ct8CL' to run the affairs lem. ffThese men will be nine.: L number anal will be called ie ASB. Commission. February 18: i lip The .'0lcl Salts orclendclv leir emblem of rcinlz in the fo'r'fnll2'l1g' 7 ringsaincl sweaters. D i 1: l Over-the weelzs, the crews ...,..... we been clonating part of their Joty 'to help Moutfit the iwith land in sight ancl 'ew ready to leave ship, nextjy :args ASB. Commission wasi inouncecl at the Aloha Ballflfff 1 . ,el ,,, g- ' - .. 'f in , 5'til5l?YU lhflgw : sniff . , .iii HW- i f 3 g Q- sn. c l l i liebruiary 27: 4, M! . Iune 4: l WYTL Students Select Buccaneers Title . If you're a supporter of Mis. s1on Bay High School athletic teams, it's the Buccaneers you'll be rooting for from now on. That is the name choseniby a student body vote last Fri- day and it was an overwhelm. ing favorite. At the same time students chose' Black and Yellow as their school colors. Consider- tion is being given to this combination regarding decor. ations and uniforms. Crew leaves the ship. Old Salts order their emblem of rank 21 , ii f More booty was added to the ship's treasure. its Crew sets out for new adventure. gmt-Zh ww gr m W0 t C TYWWQWCQWW O i Old Salts X 55 June 15, X XXX Um.. , ...- rrrr r it 4 i.,.+i-be i K-WWLJAMM X a...,,.1- ua Y W V a 1 f - fn a,,,lI,,ii,.t2,fj,igi,g er K Wi- ' i 2 Q,gN5',g,g , , V J 5 5 Tilt I l g W -sl jl 3 . 5 ' yy ,112 l 3 it i i n -M 1i',?:L':fg',y-,146 .:1,.,.....- , f . Q - ' f-if f,fQ?'.' A3 S K 5 ,t , Q, if 4. , ' i , 53 imfff 1- -- 1, f S 153y.Wi,QMlaA ...,. , -Ag , A ' ' 's ,K if-A--ws.. , , 1 2 w f' 'A A M 1+ g:f5.iri5f,,,eL ' I 4 2 ,.,......2ff'r 5 Year of Our Llirif t it Y it E m 5 ., ,rr, it , 2 3I gg .September 12: fiffrice Aaaain V Taroga twists i i wwwww setsr-oufb-for new Marew this year ugjth 55 navi- H NBQEQF if .f Q fm, 1' ,11s,A-V im- W li, ,, .A 7 aww., September 24: W sfzipr and Qi-ew sallies for 'first annual football 1 ival f Mission Bay was lion i A it 'f ' ' Eloy being first to march on gW.s.,.i. Q if t October 22: Taroga renews its Building iflprogram. Ai new auditorium and two gyms, will be finisllead so-on. i i December I-5: .More Booty wasiadclecl to the Jshipfs store of treasure this week when the Kiwanis Clue put on s their Minstrel Snow for the ships Benefit. s ,,m..,....,,a W, ., W mb... fe., , K .M ,f W. ,WX . . 19 leave the ship. is 3 5 e 1 fell i 2 hr Zifarnga , 1954.-119555 5 1 lanuary' 7: ,ull 3 1 1 2 iNew' Commissioners werel! 1.4 l lectedlito carry on the work of 1 l he government, which orlzed hard to keep everythingi ss Q 5 Hslzip-shape. N M Iune 14: M 1 l The outstanding Old Salts? were honored lay the navigatorik and members of tlze crew. They if accepted awards earned cluring Q their three -year apprenticeshipe aboard our vessel. .l qi Iune 15: , A Graduation Day ,- It iaffllll' sad clay for the Buccaneerslid, 1 See their older members lealfelfi Taroga. i ll l 'ggi Iune 17: 1 Hi Liberty started today for tlleiglj entire crew. We liope to see: 1 tlze same Buccaneer spirit next . 5,i-.i year coritinue to malze Mission 4 Bay the finest high school San Diego. 1 1 els- eg .lv Ai! ..,,4 l f ,-.1. ,the 5 -.4 1 -- .. , N lf .- 42 ,I 's ' .X 1 - eil' il 1 25 W 4 1 Q NL3 1 9 1 r2iflV' 'ul if f '-iw l Tarogo renews its building program , l K ,' ' 'Swv Y ,i ifgx IZ? Tnflln w milL,,l ffi ' f.1.+, ,gf ' iiir l MW, ,Nie, . gs as ..M,,l5zw eng, 1 - X . ! if 'x Q if X ' xxx N X OId Salts are honored 'dmv Mm My Liberty' begins for the crew. , my X ot the Assembly. 'Wx f. r W5 NX' f ,L -ui 54, ' ijzil X - r w - -A f r e .1 K ri-AilffsaafaiiftlulllifhllL. l1.1D.hgLg1gg5Eigg3g55fj5ii ' ,A r E 'W i K T A in Lk .5-tl ' ns m is 1 q xx- K 2' ll! , 1 , 4? X W N - ' h 4 s K . Neff I X W 'Xb ! , ' m A W e A b f! X X n .ks. NN. X X hey guifflecl us hrough very gale, nd cal ed our ltrongest ear. X llus, in his section made or them, We'll I1 ld their memories clear. auigntnrn 0 Since our school was first opened, in September, l953, we at Mission Bay have moved a long way toward our goal of becoming one of California's best high schools. ln this short time, individual students have won recognition in many fields of endeavor - academic and technical fields, music, art, and athletics. Student organizations have flourished. We have a well-organized student government which provides many opportunities for learning and practicing democratic techniques and procedures. Our band is among the best. Our drill team is second to none. Our school paper is tops, and on a sound financial basis - thanks to the fine spirit of our students. Our Service Club, Girls' League, Key Club, Girls' Athletic Association and Lettermen's Club are among the student organizations constantly on the alert to make Mission Bay a better place for boys and girls. How have we accomplished these things in so short a time? Much credit is due to the caliber of students we have, and to the fine homes from which they come. Interested and enthusiastic teachers have also played an impor- tant part. Finally, we owe much to the spirit of the community in which we work. Not once has the community failed to respond enthusiastically when the school or any of its organizations were in need. This cooperation has made it possible for us to accomplish what very few schools have been able to achieve in so short a time. ln dedicating Mission Bay's first annual to the community, we feel that the students have found a' fitting and proper way to express their appreciation of the community's interest and cooperation. Q 770 Q . Mrs. Stubbs Deon Mr. Houser Vice-Principal Everyone knows the impor- tance of navigators aboard a ship. With their graphs, maps, sextants and tables, they chart its course through dangerous waters. We can compare our fac- ulty, using books, chalk and blackboards as instruments, to the navigators charting a Mathematics Department, 'eff N nght: Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Byrnes, Mr Rimmele, Mr. Nordstrom, Mr. Goodenough. course. The administrators are their chief helpers in keeping log books up to date, the crew intact, and a generally trim ship. Tarago has one of the finest teaching and adminis- trative staffs in the school system, and the crew's success has been largely due to their efforts. Science Department, left to right: Mr. Wemple, Mr. Crosby, and Mr Johnston. S V! l IX .1 Fine Arts, left to right: Mr. Kav I man, Mr. Jones, Mr. Chap , Mr. Minshall. if Practical Arts Department- First row, left to right: Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Getzen, Miss Wattam, Mrs. Balsiger. Second row: Mr. Wick- strom, Mr. Hough, Mr. Marlay Mr. McPhee. Third row: Mr. Pem: berton, Mr. Koger, Mr. Rybiski, Mr. Jones. Social Studies Department - First row, left to right: Dr. Vrolpe, glr. Snyder, Mrs. Kendall, iss il- M' H loon. Second row: Mr. Seely, Mr. 'SS oward' Nurse Mrs. Stites, Librarian Meinardus, Dr. Henderson, Mr. Jewell, Mr. Goodenough. JZ: frf Af., .. . .19--ffif-55 ,nz Bur M9 gn -J. 1 U,-:JZ llelpful. M0144 5evuu 1, nfl rv77':r--f ' ' I o . s X x XL? X . A!! S., 'U Language Arts-First row, left to right: Mrs, Lea, Mrs. Fowley, Miss 'Byrne, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Schroep- fer, Second row: Mr. Hoff, Mr. Rudolph, Mr, Kirsch, Mr, Gumina. Third row: Mrs. Hoops, Mr. Mein- ardus, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Jones. i i 1 l l Q Girls Physical Education, left to Boys Physical Education, left to right: Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Newlee, right: Mr, Coover, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Koike. Mr, Beck, Left to right: Coach, Mr. Hale, Social Studies, Miss Foxy Language Arts, Mr. Brennan. Secretaries-First row, left to right: Mrs. McClellan, Financial Sec'yp Mrs. Seavey, Inter. CIerk-Attend- ance Office, Mrs. Shaw, Inter. Clerk-Gen. Office. Second row. Mrs. Galbreath, Attendance Sec'y5 Mrs. Bundschuh, Registrar, Mrs. Kavelman, Library Clerk, Mrs. Schultz, Gen. Sec'y. Counselors, left to right: Mrs. Ken dall, Dr, Volpe, Miss Gilloon, Mrs. Schroepfer. ,,,,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,A . , . M, , Y., ., AM . A MQQ. ,AVr54'Vw W ,gl .s if . ' . Cafeteria Staff-First row, left to right: Mrs. Carmen, Manager, Mrs. Fredrick- son, Ass't Cook, Mrs, Ecton, Pastry. Second row: Mrs. Chatterton, Outside Line, Mrs. Couper, Gen. Cook, Mrs. Schinder, Ass't Pastry, Mrs. Caddill, Salads. .I Q Custodian:-First row, left to right: Mr. C, Hall, Mr. Abraham, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Gallagher. Second row: Mr. Smith, Mr. Wooden, Mr. A. Hall, Mr. Jaenicke, Mr. Ritchey, Mr. Hughes. Svrninr Gilman Qbffirvrz :MSE 0 UAIND IIOS. 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Ronnie Lee Booth Service Club President, Senior Drama. S.D. State College. Alan L. Anderson B a s e b a l I, Basketball Ditch Day Co-Chairman Navy lElectronics Fieldi. Richard Arthur Baum Band, Beachcomber Staff, Track. S.D. Junior Col- lege. Robert Lewis Breneman National Guard. Frederick Norman App Key Club, Choir. Penn. State University. Ronald VanderWaI Bedgood Convai r. Barbara Jean Brockelman Senior Council, Taroga Staff, Bible Club Vice- President, Baccalaureate Chairman. Pomona Col- lege, Commercial Artist. we r Bibi? Y ixfn ' 5' I is VB If . . , ' Senior Session-- November 5th, i955 . A .ft Nm?-5' , Betty Yvonne Babbitt Senior Play, G.A.A., Senior Secretarial Work. B Barbara Katherine ent Senior Drama, G Y-Teens. Airline Sl dess. Jeanne Mae Call Senior Drama. Bri Young University. E l Carol Anne Carlson Senior Council, Ring Chairman, Taroga Staff, Bible Club Sec., Sr. Breakfast Chairman, Y- Teens. Beverly Ann Correll Dean Richard Curran Senior Play, Band HOD, Best Drilled Pla t o o n R.O.T.C. San Diego Junior College. David Leo Carroll K e y C l u b, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, Senior Play, Jr. Class Treasurer. San Diego State College, En- gineering. Robert Harris Cord Lettermen's Club, Col- lege. George L. Daniels Football, Track llO-lll. San Diego State College. Earl Lee Carter James Edward Clark Jr. F,o o t b a l l, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Key Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Lettermen's Club. Club. College. v William Fuqua Cord, Jr. College. Larry R. Cote R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. Ma- Key Club Pres., R.O.T.C. rines. Rifle Team, Jr. Vice- Dawn Kathleen Davies Girls' League, S e n i o r Prom Committee, Senior C o u n ci l, Junior Red Cross. San Diego State College, Comm. Art. President. lst. Ed. of Beachcomber. San Diego State College. Madeline Catherine Derczo Modern Dance. Private Secretary. senior Play-March 2, 3, 4, 1955 .aim LM.. D'Anne Constance Collins Drill Team HOD. College. Dayton William Crites Jr. School Paper iOxnardl, Boxing. Rancher. Gloria Diane DeVoIld Senior Play, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Coun- cil. Airline Hostess. ul! M' Robert M. Dickau Air Force. Robert Phillip Esslinger Marines. William Gary Donovan R,O.T.C. Cadet Club, Key Club, Taroga Staff, Senior Play. College. Morris Edward Ferguson Marvin L. Dull Comm. of Gen. Affairs il ll, C.S.F. Pres., Letter- men's Club, Key Club. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship to U.S.C. John Douglas Fitzgerald Choir, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, Senior Play, Track. San Diego Jr. College. Alice Lee Eddings Robert Michael Fox Rae Ann Edgington G.A.A., Y-Teens, Band, Pep Band. Telephone Company. . Thomas G. Garnett Assembly Committee Band. HOP. San Diego Jr. Col- lege. Senior Toble - W-.. rea Gary Richard Gebhardt B a s e b a I l, Basketball, Football. Shirley Darlene Harris Drill Team ll li, G.A.A., Ring Comm. llli. Com- mercial College. Alton Charles Huckins S e n i o r Drama, Track llOi. University of Min- nesota. Gayle Anne Gibson G.A.A., S e n io r Play. Business College. William G. Hartin Key Club, Service Club, Track llOJ, Band HOD, Latin Club HOD. San Diego State College. Mike Ryan John Holloway Drama, S c h o ol Mess Hall. California Maritime Academy. Janice Louise Hale Senior Play, Girls' Glee. Emily .lo Hawkins College. Tommy Gilbert Howarth Baseball llOi. Air Force. Patricia Lee Hale Dale Hansen G.A.A., S e n i o r Prom Ranching. Comm. Airline Hostess. Robert D. Herring Senior Council. Consuelo Yvonne lbay Author Stanley Hitt R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Battalion Adj., Key Club, Taroga Staff. San Diego State College. Robert Donald Jack Songleacler llli, Drill Senior Council. Team il07, G.A.A. Com- mercial Artist. Ditch Day ot Big Ook Ranch--Moy 20, i955 l ! James Philip' Jarvis Senior Council, Sr. Prom Chairman, Football. Kay Ann Krivor Senior Play, Senior Coun- cil, Ditch-Day Chairman. San Diego State College. Terry Lee Lundgren Orchestra, Jr. Class 'Sec., R. O. T. C. Queen's At- tendant. San Diego State College. Baccalaureate-June 12th, i955 Della Marlene Johnson Bible Club Pres., Taroga Staff, Jr. Red Cross Sec. llOl, ASB Poster Comm. Chairman, Baccalaureate Comm., F.T.A. Mission- ary, Training School. Michael, S. Krolik John R. Lundstrom X Lettermen's Club, Track ll0l. College. ' E. Gary Johnson C.S.F., S e r v i c e Club, ASB Business Mgr. San Diego State College. Charleen Dee Lamp Senior Class President, Band, F.T.A., B e a c h- comber Staff llll G.A.A., Taroga Staff, Jr. Traffic Safety Council, Ring and Sweater Chair- man. San Diego State College. r Sheris Marlene McMillan Senior Drama, G.A.A. ll il. College. Janet Jones Choir, Robert G. Lee Senior Play, Choir, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, Air Force Career. Mary Ann Elizabeth McVay S e n i 0 r Council, Foot- lights Club llOl. Junior College. Jeanne Jones Senior Play, G.A.A., Glee Club. Sharon Kathleen Linn Senior Treasurer, F.T.A. Pres., T a r o g a Staff, Beachcomber Staff ll ll, Junior Constitution, Ring and Sweater Comm. U.C.L.A. Kenneth G. Maine Hi-Y HOD, Choir- HOD. San Diego Jr. College. Roger Gordon Maine Bobby Lewis Melugiin Ihoir, School Entertain- Senior Play. Entertain- nent Comm. HOD. San ment Field. Diego State College. Robert William Niethold Charmaine Joy Noonan iervice Club President, S.D.C. Student Library .ettermen's Club. Col- Assn. Club Vice-Presi- ege. dent. Nursing. Patricia Sue Mitchell Girls' Glee Club. Comp- tometer School. Louise Regina Paul Comm. of Publications illl, Comm. of Elec. and Eligibility, Beach- comber Staff, Concession Manager. San Diego State College. Leonor Moreno Girls' Glee Club. San Diego Junior College. Rosalie Diane Paynter Beachcomber Staff, Senior Secretary, Ring and Sweater Committee. San Diego State College. James Michael Murphy Class President, C I u b, R.O.T.C. Junior Key Cadet Club, Rifle Team, Fancy Drill Comm. San Diego State College. Marilynn Paula Pedo Sr. Vice-President, Junior Red C ross, Y-Teens, Home Room Rep., Art Club HOP. San Diego State College. SENIOR PROBLEMS CLASS Helen Kay Peters Glee, Club, Mixed Choir. Business College, Mary Charlotte Robinson G.A.A. San Diego State College. Darlene N. Smith Senior Breakfast -June 14th, i955 Margaret Ann Prato. Girls' Chorus. 'ian Diego State College. Janet Marie Rowe G.A.A., Y-Teens, Taroga Staff, Senior Play, Senior Council. Nursing. Shirley Ann Smith Junior Red Cross. Secre- tary. Alice Nadine Pridemore Senior Play, Drill Team ll0J. Secretary. Clem Schwartz Commercial Artist. Margaret E. Smithson Drill Team HOD, G.A.A., Girls' League Rep. Cecilia Therese Rae Nursing. Dale Robert Sigmon J.V. Football, Senior Play, Varsity Football. Air Force. Mary Eleanor Smithson Senior Play, Senior Coun- cil Karl Reddick R.O.T.C., Tumbling HOD, Football HOD, Track HOD. Standard Oil Com- pany. Sharlene Ellen Sines G.A.A. ,San Diego State College. Gay .loan Snyder Girls' League Pres., ASB Social Chairman, G.A.A., Beachcomber Staff, Drill Team ll0l. San Diego State College. -Arnold Ray Southard Zl'rack, J.V, Football, Spanish Club. Automo- .tive Engineer. Elizabeth Lois Tartar IM o d e r n Dance Club, Beachcomber Staff, Glee Club. Jon M. Stevens Service Club. College. Hazel Ruby Taylor Drum Corps. Telephone Company. Eleanor Gay Stockham G.A.A. San Diego State College. Lawrence Elmer Taylor R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. San Diego Junior Col- lege. Charles Christian Svendsen R.O.T.C. R i f I e Team ll li. San Diego Junior College. Priscilla Ann Thomas Home Room Rep., Junior Red Cross. Air Line Hos- tess. Jerry Allen Sweet . Beachcomber Staff, Home Room Rep., Senior P r o m Committee. San Diego Junior College. Walter Ben Thompson R.O.T.C. San Diego State College. I ' 1 SENIOR PATIO 2 el I' r.aa . Georgie Ray Tucker Nancy Allen Watts W. Joseph White Clark Edward Winsor Charles John Wood Senior Drama, B a n d HOD, Majorette R.O.T.C. R i f l e Team Senior Play. San Diego Band Pres., Pep Band, 4 HOD. Secretary. ll ll. Junior College. Key Club, Track ll Ol CAMERA SHY James House Larry G. Jones Robert W. McKinney Evelyn L. Moran Martha Ann Morrow Ralph R. Pierson Jeanette Esther Walker Jo Ann White San Diego State College . MILITARY GRADUATE COMMENCEMENT - JUNE 15, 1955 Roy Nicholas W, , ig S S? mf K f ,MQW NH is . W .ww I . wg at . vw, , 7, 4' 2 Q 2 K 4 4' 1' M Wwe 3 J?-+R K- 3 V A sg l,V my ,A..,A,A - SL ::,,. in zlu J N :,,AV21 ,:. g f ' ,,V' X 7, 'L f 1:3 ':A z A if 12 QM x, P 1 , ,. 6 i ox 4 f 0 . QM , gag V . , Q-ff ,g , ' A 1 vfilf if 1 1 .J addivs. 1,,.,Q,i,,i . wage' , f M-,F 'ka cgi a gg. . Avy!! S wx - .1 M- Win? W Mx Q- g- wamwfw-w,w,.,w - - , Ti! 'YP 4 Sea A 'N-J ef' I M-. -limi ill sinh I vztamvnt Doris Acker wills her voice to Miss Fox, in hopes that she can do more with it. Gary Albrecht wills all unsteady girls to Ronny Hodge. Andy Anderson wills his numerous abilities to Mr. Goodenough, Mr. Hough, and Mr. Koger. Fred App wills his desk in Miss Fox's room - Long live the queen. Betty Babbitt wills her flags to Patty Babbitt to keep a Babbitt on the flag corps. Donna Barger wills her Buzz n' Round pencil to Ellen Redmond. Norman Bartell wills his uncoordinated stride to Willie Truman. Dick Baum wills his ability to get along with Dr. Volpe to Jim Miller. Ronnie Bedgood wills his pleasing personality to anyone who needs it. Barbara Bent wills 30 pounds to anyone who can stand up under it. Bob Bogner wills his books and luck to Linda Stem in her senior year. Barbara Brockelman wills her Kress' Special to Miss Fox for a long trip. Jeanne Call wills her love for poetry to Mr. Kirsch, who doesn't need it. Carol Carlson wills her big raggy-shaggy notebook to Janice Hauserman. David Carroll wills all his term reports, book reports, etc. to all the Cycle Men, because it will save more time. Earl Carter wills his V letters to a sophomore and girl friends to Roger. Bill Cord wills anything worth willing to anybody willing or not willing to accept this willing will. Larry Cote wills his Cherry '47 Chev. to Mr, Koger and all his R.O.T.C. brass to Sgt. Shockley in exchange for his lectures. Dayton Crites wills his curly hair to a member of the faculty who needs it. Dean Curran wills his family from Life of the Party to Mr, Koger. Dawn Davies wills her T square in Mech. Drawing to speedy Jim Miller. Danny Daniels wills his senior ring to Sharon. Ronnie DeForest wills all of his possessions to Delores. Lynn Derczo wills Mike Holloway to any girl who can put up with him. Gloria Devolld wills the seventh book on the third shelf of the fourth section in the library to anyone who wants to check it out. Gary Donovan wills his cool kemp, especially the gas, oil and repair bills, to Moe Jarvis. Marvin Dull wills his little red goatee to Bob Brooks until he scores in football next year. Rae Edgington wills her beloved space in band to Roland Webfoot Weber. Bobby Esslinger wills his youth and patience to Miss Fox and to Mr. Koger his mechanical knowledge and durability. John Fitzgerald wills a lock of hair to Mr. Jones, and his wit to Mr. Hough. Tom Garnett wills his English Lit. book to some unlucky junior. Gary Gebhardt wills his ability to play baseball to Miss Fox. Gayle Gibson wills Donna her ability to be a great drama student. Herman Gussa wills his shyness to someone who needs it. Janice Hale wills her long legs to Janice Ulibarri. Pat Hale wills her ability to hula to Marina Tony. Dale Hansen wills his ability to build a full race engine to Bill Warren. U Stan Hitt wills his ability to next year's art editor to do everything else in the annual, including art. Mike Holloway wills his 6'3 height to Lil' Ginny Sines, his address book to Bob Davis and the name Holiday to Mr. Koger. Tommy Howarth wills his two pairs of gym shoes to Tony Grato, who wears them all the time anyway. Connie lbay wills locker 281 to Barbara Warfield, which contains a lunch from last September. Bob Jack wanted to will, but didn't know what to will. Phil Jarvis wills his smiling face and easy-going attitude to his brother Moe, and his mad grades in Sr. Problems to Larry Brindley. Janet Jones wills the contents of her purse to Mrs. Stubbs. Kay Krivor wills her blue anklet to Jack Knight. Mike Krolik wills his ability to get into trouble on Saturday nights to any sophomore. Charleen Lamp wills her nickname, Bubbles, to anyone who thinks they deserve it, and her ability to go steady to John Nobles. Bob Lee wills three strands of hair to Bob Melugin to go with the only three that he now has. Sharon Linn wills her seat as the only girl in a boys' class to anyone who can stand to hear about cars, sports, and Formosa for a whole year. Bob McKinney wills his great handball ability to Jim Burkhardt. Kenny Maine wills anything worth willing to anyone willing to accept his will. Roger Maine wills his vim, vigor, and vitality to any deserving junior. Bob Melugin wills his voice to Bob Lee, who lost his in the Senior Play. Pat Mitchell wills her name, Minnie the Mermaid, to Louella Martin. Leonor Moreno wills all her admit cards and excuses for getting out of class to Janice Ulibarri. Martha Marrow wills Miss Fox to sophomore M.R. James Murphy wills his Irish luck to Moe Jarvis in his senior year. Bob Niethold wills his ability to swim like a fish to Carol Hovde. Joy Noonan wills her pleasant school days to all the coming seniors. Tina Paul wills her pony tail to Linda Ryan, to wear when she needs it. Diane Paynter wills her face to Al Capp in Hollywood. Marilynn Pedo wills her personality to Al, to Suzy, her laugh and Mrs. C. Peggy Prato wills bubblegum to Miss Fox's next year's classes. Alice Pridemore wills her height to Tony. Karl Reddick wills his behavior to Joyce Setterlund. Mary Robinson wills all senior privileges to juniors if they can name them. Janet Rowe wills her large part in' the Senior Play to Jackie Chapman. Dale Sigmon wills his ,five o'clock shadow to Willy. Sharlene Sines wills her sneeze to Virginia Sines. Darlene Smith wills her homemaking sink to Eve Castillo. Gay Snyder wills her ability to get into trouble to Linda R. and Jo L. Arnold Southard wills his love to Virginia and case cards to Floyd S. Jon Stevens wills Mr. Koger his Chev., including the fine exhaust system. Ellie Stockham wills her morning curls to Mr. Crosby. Jerry Sweet wills his Bermudas to Mike Ochoa. Betty Tartar wills her vaudeville ability to Ann Zuniga. Larry Taylor wills his old shoe strings to Don Stupor. Ruby Taylor wills her pleasant school memories to the class of '56, Pat Thomas wills Mrs. Collins to any laugh-loving underclassman. Walt Thompson wills his good looks to Fred App. George Tucker wills his worn-out tennis shoes to Coach Beck. Nancy Watts wills her southern accent to any Yankee who wants to move South. Joann White wills all her books to the up-and-coming seniors. Joe White wills his l Like Motorcycles button to Mr. Marley, after he takes his last spill. Chuck Wood wills his Red sweater to Sandy Hunsaker, because she wanted it so. Samuel Senior wills all his playthings here at Mission Bay to all the young and spirited underclassmen with the best of luck. Smerial 'iivrngniiinn MISS WATTAM Senior Advisor An award of merit for stepping in and over. You have done job. to you taking cz fine MRS. SCHROEPFER Senior Counselor The Senior Class especially wishes to express thanks. for your work and guidance of the class of '55. mum: , I 5 X' 'vw at Vg' -K Pi , - , , ff?- I rrii 521, F .fs X: KA 1 Q A 'W 9' f' -m fi? u ,f N if ll, .f qw ffm' r. K, we-gr , ill, DU'H...4.... W 5' ' N ,Shaw ,A 5 -w , slr: 1 .ww J 55551 'fy iw T35 we Q 1, Sl' EQQE ' IQFEWTQV f f if ' jMJ ffwf 2 X-fg-lfgiwf , Fx, L-,- 5 'Wi ff! - 4 ,uit'?2Y iQ 3gr. G9 '43 T s egg E Ili. JY A E5 F it liilfll E H A - 55 ,gssql rg '-' 5 I ll:- 'P' - -5--Chu, -I ,Eg-3 i r: ug .. 59 ,g 3:31 E .5 x E5 5 pl-I , ' 1-3,5 gif' -Jaffe -'za:.Qo?2i' s 4 , - X AX if , g ' sc cy e ' ,s 5 Kg tax. Xe V -752 A 1 g q -ing -.95 4' fo- 99 47' L ' N - fi f taxi W f ' E iga 1'2 4 :' .b,, f ,fl Y Y ' ' ia If ff lj, S l 11 ' , , I ' 4' -Z ' g', f, 9 1 f 'T i f il The Senior Class may be set aside in your memory books as being the one which set the pace. ,As Juniors we established our constitution, planned a budget for 1955, selected a senior emblem, and a very fine ring. As Seniors we revised our constitution, elected officers, collected dues, put on a dance called Shipwreck, and produced the play Life of the Party, which ran for three successful days. The best time of the year came for the Old Salts on May 20th when we had our ditch day at Big Oak Ranch. After that, the days seemed to fly, and soon all were enjoying a fabulous evening at our Senior Prom, which was held at the Town and Country Club. Vespers at Christ Lutheran Church was soon in our history, and at the Senior Breakfast the Old Salts had a' good time discussing graduation, which thrilled our hearts the following day and ended our high school career. illtfv nf 1112 1Hartg Qlnrtam Fbfunv NAME ..... .,... R GRADE-------- Q CRUSHES THIS YEAR BEST FWENDS ARE U 6J ' you L20 5 fzaflwi jfalnaxi-A ? 0 5 I 'V I v 'N ,!iA,,-0 WI'-hi' J'-kr' A V. W D- , v,,,f4 ' ,, 'K-rl . . I -Qx,D,Rnh . pllli . X .- V, Y 1 Flfww 5 WK A' FAVORITE ACTIVITYCSD WAS-- -QA-f.Qif!-2,517 --,,,,,. -- FAVORITE DANCERCSD WAS ........ EMBARRASSING THINGS THAT HAPPENED CRAZY Tr-HNG DONE I Jfffbff WFIXZL7 +24 RESERVED FOR SPECIAL AUTOGRAPHS MW xg'?LQf!!f4'3f'f1f Q L iq mm! x AS- Gr W ' n J Qs I V 'fl if ff xr f 1 X ,X -.1.. , a f' . ' . ' Qlrrm f 1 N Q IAIIIEI CIOL CAITNIII Nil H Theyfu all be leaving in a while . . . Three years, two years, or one. But, as each class departs from school, Tfleyfll say, H1t's been such fun. .qs VV B gf ' if 9 fi 1 Z. gtg Q9 Y JKKQ 'Yi , - 1 O YARN!! llll. CAITOOIIS ING JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-First row, left to right: B, Gordon, Treas.j C. Balsiger, V-Pres. Second row: C. Moton, Sec.g K. Wiggenton, Pres. illatvgn Rough sailing ahead was the cry of the mates as they sallied forth to battle for or- ganized government in the junior class. Committees were created to clear the decks. The sail was then hoisted and elections got under way. There was plenty of wind in the sails all year, to keep the ship going. The juniors have completed their training, and are ready to step into the position of leaders as the Old Salts re- tire. 3 sew? ,9f37f ' ' . I .44 '4 '-2655 if 'iafai . 'l11Q'531'11f2 Q 1 A 5.2 F ' A A f 'St a s I ia, 5' .i Mae. . l First row: J. Adams, N. Alexander, R. Anderson, C. Archer, R. Arrowsmith, C. Balsiger, W. Barbour, B. Barciak. Second row: D. Bateman, V. Baxter, M. Bear, C. Berndt, W. Berry, J. Birdsong, A. Blei, C. Bliss. Third row: S. Blodgett, L. Bloodworth, J. Boatman, L. Brandt, M. Brogran, R. Brooks, T. Brown, D. Buck. Fourth row: C. Burk, J. Burkhardt, C. Burton, J. Busboom, A. Butler, J. Butler, J. Byrd, D. Carlson. Fifth row: E. Castillo, J. Chapman, J. Chavez, E. Cherlin, J. Chilcote, G. Clarkson, P. Clements, N. Collins. Sixth row: E. Cotton, K. Cox, G. Crestetto, G. Cutler, B. Dale, C. Daughtery, R. Daughtery, J. Davidson. Camera Shy: D. Ackerman, B. Adams, V. Aguay, L. Arave, R. Barber, D. Barwick, R. Beacham, B. Bell, J. Ben- neet, D. Bernatz, R. Blair, D. Blizzard, J. Bolton, K. Bonner, H. Breneman, S. Brenner, F. Buck, W. Burnett, D. Burris, M. Button. Zigi f --I First row, left to right: N. Davies, B. Davis, P. Davis, N. Dawiner, M. Delacour, B. DelMonte, J. Dermiah, J. Diaz Second row: B. Dillon, S, Dilno, B. Dixon, M. Dobson, D. Douglas, A. Dragonetti, D. Dwinell, K. Earnest. Third row: L. Easterly, S. Edwards, P. Ellison, F. Emilio, L. Ferguson, J. Fishel, D. Fitch, C. Folsom. Fourth row: S. Ford, D. Frank, J. Fredericks, S. French, B. Fulmer, N. Gailey, J. Galvin, P. Gandolfi. Fifth row: D. Garrett, R. Garrett, B. Gemler, D. Gibbons, D. Gibson, J. Giliam, B. Goad, C. Golen. f Sixth row: J. Gongora, B. Gordon, G. Grabowsky, S. Graney, P. Graves, J. Grayson, J. Green, C. Gribbons. Camera Shy: R. Carlson, K. Carruthers, L. Cassel, T. Cel Ia, J. Chatterton, J. Clint, J. Conklin, A. Conners, D Corbeille, D. Corcoran, C. Coykendall, R. Cowwolly, E, Crowson, R. Davis, D. Dinsmore, W. Dion, N, Downing R. English, G. Fillmore. ' g Q S' an-QW K11,,l tif: Ifzirt QI A Srstdrow, left to right: S. Griffith, S. Habelow, R. Hacecky, D. Hackett, J. Hagedorn, C. Hall, N. Hampton, D. an ley. . Second row: R. Harper, R. Harris, K. Hartman, E. Hassell, J. Houserman, J. Hazel, G. Hecht, S. Heeron. Third row: r, J. Henry, J. Herchold, R. Hija r, D. Heims, C. Hood, C, Hovde, J. Husband. Fourth row: . Hussong, P, Iverson, L. Jarvis, C. Jeffers, S. Jensen, D. Johnson, D. Johnston, G. Johnston. Fifth row: C. Jones, N. Kennard, E. Killinger, V. Kincheloe, J. Knight, D. Kolodge, P. Kroeger, S. Krogfus. Sixth low: J. LaBrie, C. Larson, S. Lauger, G, LeFebvre, M. Leonard, C. Lind, C. Livermore. Camera Shy: T. Fillmore, L. Fincher, F. Fulton, E. Galvin, A. Goetz, R. Grove, R. Gutierrez, C. Hall, B. Hasley, C. Hay, E. Haydon, D. Haves, R. Hayes, T. Heffernan, R. Henry, D. Hunt, R. Jarvis, C. Jule, M. Juneau. ,, as if use Camera Shy: R. Juttner, R. Kapic, F. Kingrey, D. Lanback, L. Larson, B. Lavender, S, Leverenz, R. Lewis, R Lightcap, K. Lindberg, G. Lindsay, J. McElvain, G. Manchester, S. Marshall, J. Martin, N. Melton, l. Mehoque P. Michaelsen, J. Miller, P. Morse. First row, left to right: J. Lundstrom, L. Lusk, J. Luton, B. Lynt, L, MacLeod, M. McCarty, B. McCloskey, P. McCraken. Second row: M. McEIvain, D. McLawin, J. McMaster, J. McSeveny, J. Madill, M, Marshall, E. Martenez, F. Matterson. Third row: J. Mayer, P. Meeker, I. Mendey, R. Millender, N. Miller, T. Mills, B. Minga, J. Mockbee. Fourth row: B, Mondragen, L. Montrose, A. Moore, E. Moran, M. Mort, M. Neely, G. Ness, R, New. Fifth row: P. Nielson, E. Niethold, M. Ninomya, N. Ninomya, M. Norman, S. Norton, M. Ochoa, J. O'Lexey. Sixth row: D. Olson, S. Omsted, D. Paul, A. Pedo, S. Peltz, W. Perrin, P. Pillsbury, M. Ploeger. 3 wa f f Z , - ' I ,size it to af. - C -f if S ig SJ' X3 A so WWF . w Q 1- - , ww 1 K. wig ' , 5 f A We ' , i .i 1' Q j ll. f ww 'W Q ' 'E , . ' 'r i Slggffi Q K . . f' if gf' f J .um 'Q . ,. I . 'wa il 90 4 First row, left to right: L. Post, R. Poulson, D. Pressler, J. Ragsdale, F. Ramirez, D. Raynaud, A E. Redmond, M Richardson. Second row: G. Roach, J. Roach, B. Robbins, J. Roethel, B. Ronner, J. Root, L. Ryan, P, Salvalierra. Third row: P. Sanchey, H. Santer, M. Schaefer, P. Schneider, N. Schoen, K. Shelstead, K. Shelstead, J. Simon. Fourth row: V. Sines, D. Smith, J. Smith, M. Snider, E. Spaulding, S. Spitler, T. Springer, S. Staley. Fifth row: J. Steinhardt, L. Stem, J. Stephens, J. Stevens, D, Stone, G. Stringer, D. Stupar, B. Swanson. Sixth row: J. Swartz, A. Taylor, D. Todd, P. Torres, M. Tony, W. Truman, P. Tucker, J. Ulibarri, Camera Shy: C. Moton, W. Owens, C. Owen, V. Potter, L. Primm, D. Raddiffe, R. Randall, G. Renger, C. Rey- nolds, D. Reynolds, E. Rhine, J. Rogers, N. Roux, J. Sandberg, B. Santora, W. Scales,. R. Schneider, J. Schwartz, M. Scott, S. Seacord. Camera Shy: J. Setterlund, R. Shafer, B. Shea, F. Shuffle r, G. Shumaker, V. Smith, R. Snyder, K. Stone, M. Stone, B. Strodtman, D. Sundquist, T. Taitano, D. Taylor, J. Thompson, T. Tipton, R. Vantran, E. Welch, C. Whitby, J. White, S. Whitwam, J. Wichlac, F. Willert, D, Wood, B. Warren, M, Zeddies. First row, left to right: J. Viens, M, Vincent, A. Walker, W. Walsh, P. Walter, B. Warfield, C. Watson, R W b . Seiogli row: M. Weisenburg, M. Westcott, E. Westwood, P. White, K. Whitt, K. Wiggenton, V. Wilburn, K W'II' m . Tllirlla nfw: B. Wold, B, Wolfe, G. Wyatt, L. Young, A. Zuniga. . it ,J at l' T .1 ' - - S l ' a li ? '. I V -..-. ' . H f 'f f . ,, u f ' ' - .g il' .ar ' M' J ' J - ,. . rW'7 .5,'? 1 r v , I G . ffff M A , N ,fi . ii H A, . kr ' , 1 ff .r a ' gg V W -,... if i 'wt 3. f f .f.. l ' t. .2 m as Xl Q K .1 I , , N. I No I f N I N xl K W . or 1 'J 3 'QR gn, it sei X6 - f- Lim . .YA Bvrk iqanhn Q X V ff f' u ' ' 1 I 5, LQ- I These new crew members also nned LQta- Q f lg tions to help make the student b y s way s sailing, With experience behin them, ty deck 5 hands are now ready to help omman the shi . 4 . ,f .X 1 C ,i . - ,.. .1 J XV. 1 X X 'V f . X in X ' ' ii l.l t- 2 4 l vl ff. J' J Y. f it , Qi .1 ff , , xii. , ,, J , B' img. lbti ,3 if ,Q U I 'Q Y l . W , , .. L. Z- -e..-... gl - l'. ....... X -NN as new vi , WHWWVW u.c'riWTnz7 gg x X Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: M. Stone, Pres., A. Kimbrell, V.-Pres., R. Wentz, Sec., S, Meadows, Treas. First row, left to right: D. Boughton, J. Bernatz, E. Herrington, W. Gibbons, K. Strong, B. Han- sen, R. Karnes. Second row: L. Cowan, L. Wilson, E. Heim, M. Cain, Mr. Brennan, L. Britt, S. Vickers, C. Carter, J. Steinkamp. Third row: J. Trogdon, D. Moore, M. LaMadrid, K. Berger, K. Cooke, J. Stensland, D. Coates, B. Reich, B. Lampertp Not pictured: P. Behrendt, A. Dunn, R. English, J. Grove, M. Huebsch, C. Klein, B. Livermore, B. Nickell, F - First row, left to right: J. Capor- ale, G. Saylor, J. Fitzgerald, J. Clover, K. Page, R. Ross, B, Fogg, J. Stewart. Second row: J. Wood, A. Sims, B, Cederdahl, J. Landis, Mr. Brennan, L. Gordon, B. Mun- son, J. Leasure. Third row: P. Phinney, B. Gordon, G. Curl, M. Jones, P. Boone, J. Gunn, A. Fish- ero, M. Robinson, S. Young. Not pictured: A. Bequette, G. Heredia, B. Smith. P. Reed. First row, left to right: B. Brown, J. Martin, M. Stone, J. Green, Miss Byrne, C. Shankles, S. Esta- brook, C. Spain, E. Tolbert. Second row: R. Kistler, B. Seavey, W. Sanderson, B. Rood, B. Becker, S. McDonald, D. Carnie, M. Smith. Third row: G.'GilIette, M. Neilsen, B. Carpenter, C. Lovelace, J. Bos- sart, C. Powers, R. Clark, R. Nor- they, C. Short, M. Kilgore. Not pictured: W. Taylor. First row, left to right: B. Koep- pen, T. DeCotiis, D. Gelardi, N. Brogan, B. Boone, M. White, S. Lamont, N. Perea, R, Mclntire. Second row: J. Christman, D. De- !-laven, B. Husted, B. Lasoya, Mr. Brennan, G. Hottel, B. Goodin, R, Sheridan, B. Hunt, T. Wehking. Third row: J. Martindale, R. Evans, M. Cathcart, K. Laird, C. Misere, C. Eaton, J. Cereny, P. Shea, M. Dove, J. Powell, O. King. Not pictured: J. Boyle, G. Henson, P. Long, D. Longtin. 2 S First row, left to right: B. Harris, K. Canvan, T. Venegas, K. Garner, Miss Byrne, D. Vroom, J. McElyea, R, Littlejohn, D. Pridemore, G. Daniels, P. Savidge. Second row: L. Elmlund, C. Reithmayer, D. Martin, S. Hunsaker, N. Roberts, S. Snyder, J. Kilgore, D. Collins, W. Thornton. Third row: E. Rogers, T. Diamond, D. Fisher, S. Franks, B, Batzloff, J. Elliott, B. McNamee, J. Crawford, C. Lippy, J. Fulmer. Not pictured: T. Hig- ley. First row, left to right: M. Auery, C. Broadhead, S. Lindermann, S. Elder, J. Schoendorf, L. Luckey, J, Krause, K. Thoronbrugh, B. Olson, D. Nelson. Second row: M. Rizzo, J. Herz, M. Mairhrowicz, J. Babka, C. Klute, Mrs. Fowley, J. Kalling, F. Ferguson, C. Emge, Ji, Sandlin, J. Godwin. Third row: T. Moody, M. Jewell, J. Hughes, P. Martin, J. Nobles, M. Hill, J. Sharp, R. Oseng, C. Shouse, M. Eiland, W. Moorehead, L. Brindley. Not pictured: J. Barnes, J. Delacour, N. Newlin, First row, left to right: K. Parrow M. Noble, L. Hubert, C. Collins, Miss Byrne, S. Maidens, L. Sprad- Iin, C. Padersen, M. Garcia Second row: J. Maddy, C. Gardner K. Dey, J. Marlatt, M. McKinnon G. Albright, W. Blain. Third row D. Kibbe, D. Davis, R. Tait, G Wilson, R. Ramsey, M, Don, M McLaughlin, R. Lynch, J. John- son. Not pictured: W. Alexander S. Daugherty, D. Hernandez, B Kenny, K. Nicholason, C. Rogers 1 First row, left to right: P. Brady, D. Tharp, S, Tomaiko, Mrs. Fow- ley, L. VanStello, N. Stevens, J Starrett'J. Th eson Second row , YQ - - E. Westcott, D. Vance, D. Costan- tino, B. Wolfe, M. Clark, B. Done S. Morgan, J. Russell, E. Caudillo Third row: D. Durglass, L. Cain R. Brown, G. Boque, W. Wood, L Cishevos, G. Gilliland, B. Chaffin J. Deremiah. Not pictured: R Grizzard, S. Walraven, J. Wright First row left to ri ht- S Peter I 9 ' - ' son, J. Clinkscales, M. Powell, L. Fincher, K, Gillett, P. McKee, R. Kling, B. Zamba, G. Pierson Second row: B. Fisher, H. Richard- son, K. Rathmann, R. Holmes, B Rogers, Mr. Jones, P. Karrier, H Woerner, J. Kincheloe, D. Rich- ardson, J. Hess. Third row: D. White, J. Canaday, P. Kearton, Reed, F. Shaw, J. Corlett, L. sterman, P. Fielding, D. Glit rs, B. Bill. Not pictured: V. Pri , P Bezick, D. Reeser, S. Wisely. First row, left to right: S. Gram F. Mort, A. Kimbrell, A. McKi ney, V. lronfield, B. House, V Broder, P. Bueno, A. Leberl Second row: C. Kennard, T Daniel, 'P. Phebus, E. May, Mrs Fowley, J. Stockham, L. Russell, B Sigler, J. Jillard, P. Faurote. Tlrir row: C. Morain, J. Frack, G. Dall mann, R. Egan, J. Dobbs, P. Ba bitt, N. Dwinell, R. Sausser, Hobbs, D. Peinetti, D. Dowlin Not pictured: B. Chamberlain, Pritts, C. Worley. Q f Z E First row, left to right: J. Jobes, G. Hernandez, B. Bertoy, R. Robbins, G. Apple, S. Wieveg, J, Gordon, S. Gehrin- ger, P. Priest, D. Green. Second row: R. Jennings, A Morgan, P, Meyer, V. Thom- son, Mrs. Martin, B. Lawler, J. Muruphy, R. McElderry, F. Day, R. Martinez. Third row: H. Bloodgood, R. Myers, L. Steinhardt, J. Hall, B, Beum, P. Heath, R. Johnson, B. Douglas, C. Wreen, J. Ogle, J. Under- wood. Not pictured: A. Giles, H. Grove, M. Siegel, J. Wat- son. First row, left to right: F. Mor- rison, L. Hale, J. Donovan, T. Lee, P. Chacksfield, J. Truitt, L. Roth, L. Morton, B. Brown. Second row: F. Westphal, G. Sampo, D. Deaton, A. Boster, Mr. Rudolph, D. Wofford, L. McLain, L. Stone, E, Thomas. Third row: L. Snyder, J. Ed- wards, J. Campbell, L. Adams, G. Sattler, B. Merrill, J. Riley, S. Congdon, L. Littlefield. Not pictured: G. Brown, L. Estrada, S. Hilton, D. Sanderson, D. Townsed, W. Washington. First row, left to right: E. Guil- lory, M. Hotchkiss, N. Caven- der, L. Hochrein, B. Kirchner, M. Sullivan, D. Aguayo, G. Jas- per. Second row: S. Gudsikes, N. Ragsdale, J. Michaelsen, C Hill, J. Forbes, Mr. Rudolph, P. Dryer, M. Klers, B. White, C Morgan, R, Foupht. Third row C. Elms, C. Simpson, B. Grace, B. Galbreath, S, Wilson, J Riley, C. Maddow, P. McLewin, S. Jacobsen, L. Hicks, R Luther. Not pictured: K. An- derson, M, Bohannan, J. Han- cock, W. Patrosko, S. Suho, P Zorman First row, left to right: D. de la lsla, S. Meadows, L. Dorsey, P. Gonzalez, L. Kendall, J. Bam- bara, N, Martinez. Second row: M. Reynolds, R. Cravens, D. Dent, T. Grato, Mr. Rudolph, J. Davis, D. Marino, W. Beacon, K. Ferguson, L. Eiter, P. Barwick. Third row: D. rk R Hod e N Melton R Cla , . g , . , . Nash, F. Hetzel, K. Cooper, B. DeVault, J. Little. Not pic- tured: W, Brown, J. Buck, B Doll, M. Marsden, T. Ritter- bush, R. Wentz. First row, left ' to right: S. Cagle, J. Baldwin, P. VanHorn, S. Meeder, C. Michael, J. Buck, A. Larranaga. Second row: J. Kerns, J. Brewer, T. Carroll, T. Wertz, Mr. Rudolbh, J. Bearrup, B. Crane, G. Ed- wards, D. Rand, .D. Keigan. Third row: D. s-Thomas, B. Wagner, B. Smith, J. Myres, B. English, G. Kinlock, L, Brewer, D. Nelson, T. Collins, Not pictured: J. Blair, E. Bower, D. Dryer, B. Harding, L. Jones, C. Mastro, P. Smithson. X N J ' R RX ,-J . t X .- C , y - MX X- J ' HRIEIIIIEIQB .xl u r' 'z' it It V- t K 'J lx C 1 A nam.Sf, X5 X EJ Q... A, 5. Q , A 2.3.0, - ut N Q - -.- . l '- - N -ee A-f P - -'row-e::.i'i-sf' f -' . A Q , Af ---- vw.. n-A I 1 ' x iii Q ' P ' ' L Emi? -e M' e ' iii- I . Y Y, l '17-'C ' .,:, v. fQ -r IAA: t 535151 'X '-3' - K - -aiei3:'Qis7-aaea-a.-f-' :els-i':q.:' U l N I f, l 1 fe. K i y V xg 1 I ---- --.. --, QR Y A i -- -----. - -s- + -Q -- .-.. A x ---A X, s -M A - 5-M--e-e-..----i,- . Many Buccaneers saw the stowaways roaming the decks, awed by our modern new passageways. They proved their worth, however, and are now ready to take their ranks in the seafaring crew. First row, left to right: C. Schmitz, G. Lewis, D. Ashcraft, P. Cherlin, A. Easterly, M. Ryan K. Young, B. Byam. Second row: B. Daily, J Hawkins, D, Brown, D. Friedricks, Mrs. Hoops, A. Graves, J. Sandlin, F. Young, R. Smith, F Cason. Third row: J. Varner, A. Conaway, R Noble, D. Haun, J. Henry, J. Karcher, B. Holli- mon, C. Miramontes, J. Price. Not pictured: D Aguayo, G, Brooks, J. Hutchison, P. Masters, R. White. I First row, left to right: R. Knight, P. Hoover P. Hall, C. Price, M. Michael, J. Sheetz, B Gard, J. Elliot, J. Lingsley. Second row: J Heim, B. Stephenson, D. Taylor, L. Griggs, G McGonigle, Mrs. Hoops, J. Daniels, P. Meehan M. Anseth, J. Jamison, L. Lopez, L. Railing J. Prato. Third row: L. Stott, J. Mountain, R Pickle, D. Lovelace, V. Guess, C. Parker, H Middleton, R. Rettinger, P. Sincock, P. Smick L. Phillips, B. Baecht. Not pictured: C. Gon zales, K. Merkel, B, Simpson. SV! 1 First row, left to right: K. Branthoover, L. Holmes, M. Suggett, D. Simpson, E. Miller, P. Murphy, C Gillis, M. 'Johnston, L. Frost. Second row: C Davis, M. Nicholas, C. McGregor, M, Mattingly C. Clark, Mrs, Hoops, D. Geddes, P. DeFore, T Thelen, R. Zuniga, M, Syvertsen. Third row: G Hemingway, P. Handley, P. Hansen, R, Schmidt B. Smith, F. Savage, C. Baker, D. Berry, J. Euper, J. Scott. Not pictured: N. Tennant. First row, left to right: V. Beagle, E. Renger, D. Atler, D. Martinez, R. Rector, F. Rice, J. Smith, G. George, A. Stockwell, J. DeFant. Second row: S. Sterns, P. Casey, R. Turner, J. Michler, B. Lans- ville, Mrs. Martin, N. Johnson, K. Kruck, T. De- Cotiis, T. Gurney, D. Whinery, M. Schneider. Third row: W. Hollis, W. Bradford, D. Williams, G. Crowley, R. Ramilo, R. Elms, B. Hinrichs, C. Hernandez, R. Taylor, R. Lipsit, M. Mclntire. Not pictured: D. Dake, B. Null, F. Shriver. First row, left to right: J. Strauss, P. Priest, C. Lewis, R. Husted, E. Morgan, A. Kurashige, L. Clark, R. Dragonette, C. Ramos, B. Melton. Second row: R. Sorenson, A. Aldama, B. Rice, T. Allen, C. Smith, Mrs. Hoops, P, Basnett, L. Trantham, J. Laird, E. Thomas, G. Alkire. Third row: R. Jourdan, B, Phillips, K. Morrill, P. Flenoid, L, Wilson, D. Darrough, J. Herring, W. Anderson, J. Post, R. Barron. Not pictured: R. Hecht, S. Main, J. Sanderson, R. Sattler. First row, left to right: A. Tigard, D. Griffitts, J. Mills, S. True, B. Arcuri, B. Hewitt, E, Norton, R. Hampton. Second row: D, Bartell, L. lsham, M. Remirez, R. Kiefer, Mrs. Hoops, F. Sweeney, P. Nickell, l. Walter, J. Keller, H. Ford. Third row: R. Grugal, J. Smith, R. Todd, H. Middleton, J. Eskew, R. Tranthan, A. Abromowitz, B. Dinkin, J. McBride, B. Suter, S. Davis. Not pictured: H. VanMeter. . First row, left to right: M. Gregory, V. Booth, S Anderson, T. Krolik, C. Evans, R. Weiss, J. Den- ton, D. Vaughn, R. Giesfield, B. Hitson, C. Mon- dragon. Second row: R. Hartmon, M, Detate, V. Paul, P. Howe, A. Looney, Mrs. Martin, J. Mc Donald, V. Parry, J. Green, L. Padrick, C. Piper- ato, R. Morris. Third row: D. Frost, B. Carmichael F, Cotton, J. Moore, C. Nordstrom, J. Klippert, M Salazar, R. Carr, N. Cooper, K. Olson, C. Gillett, P. Ingram. Not pictured: S. Mura. V' First row, left to right: J. Fisher, T. Carvalho, J. Robey, K. Carpenter, S. Baebler, C. Young, G. McElyea, N. Castro, P. Sampo, B. Himes. Second row: E. Madeo, J, Bartle, V. Laubach, D. Reeb, N. McElvain, Mrs. Martin, J. May, C. Pollack, L. Cormier, C. Ambort, D. Redding, J. Lewis. Third row: J. Raymond, D. Howard, N. Land, R. Robin- ette, E. Barnes, A. Eckert, P. Hansen, S. Henning- er, B. Keller, J, Harris, B. Chapman, T. Dowling. First row, left to right: E. Leonard, D. Anderson, R. Pritchard, W. VanVorst, M. Schroeder, K. Hart, L. Wood, B. Beck, D. Shalley. Second row: J. Salyer, R. Carpenter, D. Slapak, J. Morris, Mrs. Martin, P, Harrell, A. Lambert, R. Caudillo, M. Chavez, C. Desaulniers. Third row: G. York, M. Elkins, C. Williams, J. Sargent, J. Fulton, R. Wil- son, L, Welker, J. Letzkus, B. Winters, C, Ander- son. Not pictured: D. Erlandson, J. Eskew, P. Guthrie, B. Rose,'G. Shriver, J. Wentz. QW Eutg A' TPR , . , fit? ' uuubx I J? K .' Q . I V ' 1 L 1 L v 'll P 'T if t 'ff N il 3' v ip!! f KK X , , gi s'x' VN. ' . 'x +,., X QR. N My W X wi- - fi' IC' A t 1 ,nj V A ' fa ' . ... I ,X r. A X t M -,,-'K-e A- '!-.1 afv' -f--45-mu i i F MD' 2 S Q2 Q' z ' ' A, if f , -' A Ja in V ', 1 F isit if A-- SEZ! ' ji' Within are the clubs, N m- i' And the Land and such, Along with dances, too. We call them all activities, Anal show them here for you Marlene Johnson Gary Donovan Stanley Hitt Cllarleen Lamp Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Art 8- Layout Editor Senior Editor r r Barbara Brockelman Janet Rowe Carol Carolson Class Editor Faculty Editor Activities Editor Sherry Linn Dr. A. E. Volpe Literary Editor Advisor 'arnga Staff A S7 IB Glnmmizninn MW ev' Ginza: 212:55 353111 Spmpgfpy Suzie French Randy Harris Donna Raynaud Chuck Mesfggsf Girls' Activities B ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' oys ctnvmes Girls Athletics Boys Athletics xx Louise Paul Pat Clements N Jack Knight MIS- lfelldlll Elections 81 Eligibility Publications Head Cheerleader AdVlS0l' Benard Dillon Phyllis Pillsbury Donna Raynaud Ed Cherlin General Affairs Finance Girls' Activities Boys' Activities ,QN Mary Helen Mort Chuck McGregor Linda Stem Vicke Paul Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics Election 8K Eligibility Publications Spring Svrmrsairr Jack Knight Mrs. Kendall Head Cheerleader Advisor The nine A.S.B. Commissioners had a whale of a job to do, piloting student affairs during Mission Bay's second year of operation. The importance of this group lies not only in the duties performed, but in the traditions established for the years to come. , , 4 First row, left to right: D. Reynaud--2nd Semester President, S. French-Ist Semester President. Second row: G. Hecht-Treasurer, J. Hauserman-Vice Presi- dent. Girlz' Eeaguv 63 Below first row, left to right: J. Fredericks, G.A.A. Secretary: D Gibson Drill Team Mana . g- erp P. Dairis, Ass't Drill Team Managerp N. Ninoiniya, G.A.A. Publicity. Second row: K. Bon- ner, Sports Managerp M. Mort, G.A.A. Presidontj S. Wilson, G.A.A. Vice Presidentp J. Ste- wart, Sports Manager. Fmt row, left to right: D. Reyllaild. lst semester Presidentg M. Mort, 2nd semester President. Second IOWS N- Collins, Secretaryp S. GraneY, Pub- licityy C. Daughtery, Treasurerg J. Fredricks, Vice President. 'ifivarhrnmhrr Staff Beachcomber Staff-First row, left to right: Charlotte Balsiger, Marcia Mar- shall Pat Clements Barbara Dexon. Second row: Jeff Fishell, Barbara Gor- don,'Louise Paul, Vicki Wilburn. Third row: Dave Corbielle, Chuck Wood Dick Baum, Sandy Wilson, Diane Paynter, Jeannine Busboom. 01.9.1 is-If S G h' M Mort Vice President' L Gordon D Bartell First row left to right' J Busboom C. Balsiger, . e ringer, , , - , . , . , K G rner, M. Avery, P Brady, JI Fredericks, Dilno, Secretary, D. Smith, A. Lebert, J. Thygeson, J. Donovan, da ' ' D C. McGregor. Second row: D. Robinette, G, Gillette, L. Easterly, J. Kilgore, J. Leasure, R, Brown, , n erson, . . . P J. Herz C Lippy, K. Dey R McElderry, S. Vickers, L. Montrose, C. Baker, M. Mattingly, N. McEIvain, Clements 'Third row' E lhdmas J Riley C Emge J. Crawford, J. Eskew, G, Johnson, M. Clark, E. Westcott, C. Maddow, P. Babbitt, App, R.'Nlillender, President, P, Pillsbury, N. Schoon, J. McMasters, N. Ninomiya V. Crestetto, C. Michael, L. Larson, L. Bloodworth, J., Karcher, C. Cox, P. White, Treasurer. 'jc ,Gu - ,A,.J..Jvo ., XMI XAWVMM . , 5' i Q-Arr.- fax ' NGA 'V' W 56' Erttrrmrn First row, left to right: J. Roethel, R. Luther, P. Gandolfi, E. Neithold M. W ' b F. M tt E K'lI B. Neithold. Second row: D. Daughtery, J. Althof, J. Clark, B. Adams, R. Hedzzlclkilgl. Spririggjogl Llnt,lS?rg:ll: 5auclJ:LsgtEl6mGigiarr:I.ew1:Iaird glagatierra, L, Brandt, R. Ho-dge,-E.xCarter, Coach Anderson, D. Dinsmore Secretary? S. Linn, President, K. Bonneif, Treasurerj.A. Butler, Rec, Secretary. Second row: Mr. Hoff, Sponsor, First row left to right' Mrs Schroepfer Sponsor' S Gehringer, C. Balsiger, Vice President, J. Hughes, Corres T. Paul, B. Brockelman, G. Busboom, M. Mort, L. Paul, C. Lamp. , Sveruirv Qlluh 4 First row, left to right: J. Robey, C. Parrow, M. Powell, B. Koeppen, J. Krause, K. Thornbrugh, S. Morgan, Hale, B. Swanson, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Weisenberg, B. Thornton. Second row: M. Jewell, R. Brown, Leasure, K. Shelstead, T. Springer, Vice-President, Mr. Skinner, Sponsor, B. Dillon, J. Gilliam, B. Davis, Hartin, B. Rose Third row: S, McDonald, R. Harris, C. Owen, J. A'bexy, B. Synt, J. Stevens, W. Mooreled, Johnson, D. Dinsmore, B. Neithold, President. Sluninr 111221 Qirnau First row, left to right: D. Acker, N. Downing, Secretary, J. McMasters, President: B. Mondragon, Treasurer: J. Hauserman. Second row: M. Dobson, N. Ninomiya, P. Babbitt, D. Frost, M. McLaughlin. 13-Zilernz First row, left to rigitz L. Dorsey,bN. Brogan, K. Thornbrugh, A. Kureshige, L. Hubert. Second row: N. Nino- miya, Treasurer, J. Butler, President, Miss Wattam, Sponsor. Third row: B. Bent, N. McElvain, A. Butler, D. Longtin, J. Rowe, R. Edgington. Absent: P. Chacksfield, T. Lee, J. Marlott, S. Peterson. 1361112 Glluh First row, left to right: lst Semester officers: V. lronfield, Secretaryj V. Crestetto, Vice-President: S, Franks President, Mr. Crabtree, Sponsor, 2nd Semester officers: M. Johnson, President, B. Brockelman, Vice-President, C. Carlson, Secretary. Second row: P. Ingram, P. Schneider, M. Schneider, J. Chinkscales, G. Stringer, D. Bartell B. Baecht, D. Douglas, B. Egan. KPN Qllnh First row, left to right: C. Morgan, B, Harten, J. Knight, S. Jacobson, F. Matteson. Second row: K. Wiggenton, L. Cote, President, M. Schaeffer, Mr. Hauser, Sponsor, E. Cherlin, R. Millender, Treasurerp G. Donovan, Secre- tary. Third row: F. App, J. Clark, M. Dull, D. Johnson, S. Hitt, P. Jarvis. Absent: B, Goad, Vice President I Hn, ., .7 MMWAWWW we. ,ww W X ' 55 5 U1 xi. ' 3 Lx ,w r - 3 .. Z, . frihsf, , A' . :,A,,kg,g 12 iiifigxf Q 1 5533 A an qw, X K ,M , L fi ff f f 'A f, if 4 5 J ,J ,V My K K . Diane Henninger, Janice Hauserman, Charlotte Balsiger, Francis Ramirez, Captainp Barbara Dixon, Diane Ander son, Sandy Hunsaker. ainrmzttvz Francis Ramirez Captain W ,. ,PL i A 0, V xy! if iff f fl! P Z if WW X, yy i? First row, left to right: Marian Leonard, Cheryl Lind, Captainj Sharon Graney. Second row: Pat White, Betty Babbitt, Carol Hall. Zlilag Glmirlera Cheryl Lind . Captain - First row, left to right: J. Gordon, L. Stem, D. Vroom, K. Page, S. Meadows, D. Stone, N. Collins, P. Gonzalez, N, Ninomiya. Second row: S. Tomaika, Lt., C. Broadhead, G. Grabowsky, D. Collins, J. McMaster, L. Larson, C. Michael, S. McDonald, B. Koeppen, A. Kimbrell, N. Martinez, R. Ramsey, Capt. Third row: A. Leibef' Lt.: S. Morgan, F. Mort, J. Marlott, J. Stevens, M. Mort, P, Babbitt, G. Cutler, B. Gordon, K. Cox, N. Downing, J. Busboom, J. Kilgore, Lt. ' Hum-Hun Glnrpz Riff .Ramsar Captain , I. v' .f Q' if ,nf H I , f ' ,bf 1 I V I fl ' ' , ,f . ' ' 'M-1. U Lf 'A 4'A',-4 ., H f , , I S fd-f' ' M' l -'1 4 Erummrra Ann Butler A Captain l i l First' row, left to right: M. Dobson, Lt., A, Butler, Capt. Second row: S. Linn, J. Galvin, M, Brogan, K. Krivor, M. Marshall, J. Butler, R. Taylor, J. Fredericks, N. 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M: --ry.- ,M wx' A-I .Se . X ,,ms:.,M.. W --fr , - .. , ifemm, -,,,,,.g, aggii w M .. 7 .K I - 435 X53 1:2 Hfff- has e e I V 1 SR 3 ,, E Y :,ffi.11,w32A,,x,., , S , , H , Q. M., My- .W f-+5V.,,1ffrfg,f,- ,M-f,f,w,,ef1 ,W K - H 1 I 'sig we L. 4 ,, L,,,, ,.,,g,5l,W, i 4 r- L5 A. ,,,,,,., 1 'SA f?Q,ff,zfwf -W., V M- K -5,42 N- ,,,, A M 'Q'5M'?1f!5f5PvE,? -ly. we --1' fs, 'M Q-n fl 2 If , A' w,W,M, W -M mxxf' e e ,zpg e tywaszegany 'wwmwf 4 ,. gsses q 0 GVEI' WQTGC ormu Mme' ,,., e . Never seem ' 'W oftlre t '- me , gf W vessel fy, E f Q XM put on lawless wand, spmifed :routines Q - ' N - - V M for the dehght of the crewsw - 'W , ,, V 9 f k jeff -33:1 53' ff? 325155 ,,,,, ,,,, A11 ' WESESP' 5552? lwif ' , r , ,, S ffsyjvmg' ' .W :Hag w,,:?if jfs r we 2?'.f,,,,,,.g' , f 9' -fe3f?5fTQfii2ifs13fifWfg1m, '- N Dohna Gibsen f wiei' 1 wxiifi . f my ,ggfgn -- we fs f fav ,mf First row, left to right: T. Garnett, G. Gillette, N. Nelson, P. McLewin, C. Wood. Second row: J. Bambara, J Michler, T. William, L. Wilsa, M. Crathers. Third row: J. Cervany, K. Morrill, R. Edgington, D. Bartell, G LeFebere. Fourth row: D. Long, R. Weber, D. Baum, D. Rubinette. Fifth row' B, Chapman, B. Owens, C. Lamp M. McLaughlin, V. Guess. Sixth row: J. Smith, W. Taylor, D. Pollock, M. Rieze, J. Stensland. Seventh row: D' Reynolds, T. Mills, C. Owen. Eighth row: D. Simick, G. Ringer, L. Underwood, F. Ferguson, Ninth row: C Shause, J. Powell, J. Johnson, B. Carlson, M. Eiland. illllarrhing Iflanh , .ng Q 2 1- - v. Q 2 . . K s'- L ' L Q7 . ...... . l Sgr -,Q C l A 1 .J f.' it Roy Millender C- Wood, President: M. Crothers, Band Major Secretary-Treasurer, R. Millender, Band Major, J. Cerveny, Vice Presi- dent. l.. , Y 15211 1331161 55.5485 165, 3 l First row, left to right: C. Owen, D. Robinette, J. Smith, G. LeFebre, M. Crothers, R. Edgington, G. Ringer, B. Carlson, C. Wood, D. Nelson, G. Gillette. Second row: Mr. Kavelman, B. Chapman, M. McLaughlin, F. Ferguson. -5 ' ,Q '--' ' f ' f 1 X' lp I 53 'ya V' fri 'V .' :j r if : sw f , e'l 5 F I ...Mg 1.4 l I .-- lf ' V - 9' ,...-, , . .C l . Hx ' A fi ...:. ' ig . , .vzl I V, 7 ...v e of 1- ,ff . ...G Y Y' xo P 4-wk 94' .A ff, 2- I -x ' Ml KW . 2-11 'lj 323' ' X -- Vi' 1 LI ' ' 543 ...L - N9 ' . erl l If 8- Q . ff H' .,..'N 71 lf' QW M' ' ,'f'o'x'H i all 0 Sify, ml.-A. ' H. -ly ' -uf Q ' ,X ' '- ' -Q mffl'f,ff'- , if ,rviw 'Er-2 l 5 . '5'f. 'J'i9f . fig! ' ' i 1 'V+ 4 ' v 'V ' v ' l Trl N ff -W' l X 1 Y qf ll' . Q I , 'F lllel '5f l 'Fi ll if ' Q IAINBI IIUS. CAITOOIIS Glnnrrri Ezmh IIC First rowfleft to right: E. Tolbert, G. Stringer, C. Hovde, A. Kurashige, T. Lundgren, M. Brogan, M. Clark. Second row: Mr. Kavelman, G. York. w e Gbrrhvaira I.. n: via: F. ,, M... 5 .Q.., nfl 'f'.2. ff, A First row, left to right: Mr. Jones, J. Viens, L. Harmon, J. Hancock, P. Dryer, B, Lee, J. Sandin, S. Wilson, K Krivor, C. Collins, G, Manchester, S. Morgan, D. Iniego. Second row: P. Longtin, A, Butler, D. Martin, T. Sprmger B Scales F App B Melugin, P. Babbitt, G. Jasper, J. Conklin, W. Libbons. Third row: S. Stalez, J.NHeez, G h ll 'I' Stringer, IJ. 'Fitzgerall:l, A. Albright, J. Green, B. Gemler, S. Spitler. Fourth row: B. Dixon, M. Mars a , . an me P. Torres, G. Curl, G. Johnston, R. Oseng, D. Hernandez, S. Ford, C. Griffith, I.L. Larson, P. Reed. illiixrh Qlhnrna F' t , left to right: F, Garcia, D. Atler, N. Tennant, B. Simpson, L. Lopeg, M. Johnston, B. Hlmesi 5- COUNS Slxonldwllowz P. Howe J. Pierce R. Digouetti P. DeFore T. Krolits J. Sandlm F. Young N. Bragle M. Powell Third row: J. Langlef, C. Clark, P. lngram, Gillett, Pl Handley, Schneider, C. Polloclk, J. Carlsdn, C, Smith. Girlz' Glhnirz First row, left to right: K. Whitt, R. Harper, C. Broadhead, J. Murphy, L. MacLeod, J. Starrett, J. Michaelson, J Jones. Second row: J. Stewart, R. Taylor, C. Bliss, M. McEachnie, F. Ramirz, B. Harris, S. Toyd, J. Jones, L Moreno. Third row: V. Smith, J. Rogers, J. Fruitt, S. Peltz, B. Rogers, D. Carnie, L. Cain, P. Martin, R. Brown C. Parrow. Fourth row: G. Hernandez, L. Morton, J. Godwin, B. White, B. Smith, D. Henninger, M. Smith, D Smith, D. Fitch, J. Grove, B. Wolfe, C. Daughtery. Fifth row: S. Cagle, C. Carter, J. Clinkscales, J. Setterlund A. Moore, G. Pierson, P. White, S. Graney, B. Zickell, M. Hewitt, E. Guillaey, G, Apple. I 1 Assistant P.M.S.8.T. Battalion Commander Sgt. B. G. Shocklel' Cadet John D. Fitzgerald Battalion Staff 1 From left to right: Cadets, Author Hitt, Adjutant, Gary Dono- van, S-2,'John Fitzgerald, Battalion Commander, Larry Cote, Executive Officer, Walt Thompson, Supply. 11095101 'S' C C d RIFLE TEAM . 1 ompany emma.. er From left to right, Kneeling: L. Taylor, J. Hazel, C. Burk, J. T company commander Murphy, B. Lavender, K. Shelstead, M. Bear, J. Green, B. Cord, A. Hitt, G. Gillette, L. Lusk, L. Cote, L. Lusk. Cadet James Murphy Cade: Alben Pedo , , e . li 7 'W 4 Eff , 'Q Q' Z' el ea E I fi! 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Exhibitions of their skills were given in pa- rades and in rifle team firing at Fort Rosecrans. All was not work and no fun though. Social events were plentiful, the biggest being the R.O.T.C. Ball, where the boys elected a beauty queen and her attendants. 9.9 g 9 nnuu ion unoonl nn. Svrhnnl Again ,J if x ,J X . A ff n , 2 yei 2 1 :,, , X7 'N 3 -TNQ i 1 E .wk M 2 f ,, Q 'Q rg Q, ,,,,7 Z ,lf Q 'K 'lf F E! , Wei E zu N 275 1 -v,.11:1i:i . Q ,gigs N , 45 If ?'+f.g1fN'1' fr SP 1: ..- 2'EH-Q15 ' Z-W gk self 1e.w ' ff, N1r'R f - if Wm ' 'N ' fiefw ..,f- iw? 21 ' 'I V jg v , '. 1- xp- L Q ,xxr 4 Q , ' ,K -1 , ' L ,gag e gg L fm. . 'ff ,gzflfx ,A ,,.g 5?,g:2 ,N f' A12 f L--,9f'f::f' 'Ei',1 j:I.:. ':arffF3:?l'54l?'J ,'E1 '7 ' ' J mziwfi. :'-.' :.E'15?fia5ffs:P.lfT'Eb? -:?E-- Q ? Q 4 .,f . X ' 1 K M m fJ , L f . Z ' E50 J i ' f ,I Q ff 1 A - K 1 milf? P f f , ib.n'- 1 , 1,'Fk?'2-2' -'f.5,f1ffs4fyw,L J ' af - I Avy- , Lb .. W .tw t Si 'wk at .J ,MT A-,Q 5 - . , ' V .15-. A K af., ,. ' 'Uv fn- 2- l if 4 fx ,, 'W 1 L, ...., , ,,, ,A V V ww V . mom Q of ff fi El 'fy joofgaf grain Jack Knight, Head Cheerleader Jo Lundstrom, Carol Hovde. 0 , . Q ' 'w ,. o yxw' ' 1. if 4 W R 1 4' ,il x. Q' 5gv',,N'. ', Q :LL 1, Y fT1't3.,f- , ,Q JL , A f .. 54 , , '91- M, Wzmfre! .glww My M 2 si' if V fm 5 ' Hifi! .M , ' , E+- 1' 7 752' an , V we air W fav- 1 ,Wm- 9 W W was W0 0 Qmwf-ff 'W Utlflfe ' ome Lel'J ? Jdcfion, Camera 4- L 'I' in 4 1 - Mm R, ,M LS: ' 315 151' 5 ?3Si7:5f K H I ,, wif, ,M if . :QM 1 4 'HL' 4 5 ' Royal Court for 1954-55 school year: Cleo Breakey, Betty Bar ciak, Band Maiorettep Sandy Dilno, Colonel, Frances Ramirez, Lt. Colonel, Ann Butler, Drum Captain, Cheryl Lind, Flag Twi rler Captain. ogaf janfddia wunzh amos. umoons mr. if fr , if sv ' F E-vpnrtn P46 M I at 4 k gl' ootballr-1 cf itll basketb ll re a ac x7 Wit ac ion 4 04 I i'- V 'l .L f f A x x ,I X I O 1 f 'K D C Q Nm f lil db bllf A llpl dh f dzh b k I1 1 htgl 7 Sports at Mission Bay have gotten off to a wonderful start, thanks to the leadership of the four coaches. Football opened the year with eighty boys coming out to make the J.V. squad a strong competitor against the older and more established schools. Football record: seven wins, two losses Winter approached, and the boys moved indoors to try their luck at basketball in a varsity standing. The team had a good start, but the experience ot the older schools' teams made competition tough. The team fought on bravely and made a good showing. Basketball record: two wins, ten losses Again the sun came out, and so did new members for the track and baseball teams. Going through the season with the dis- advantage of a young and inexperienced squad, the Mission Bay track team had a difficult season. Many ot its members set records, and all showed ability which will help the young team improve considerably next year. A new baseball team stepped up to bat among the established teams. This new varsity squad has shown excellent team- work, and has been a strong competitor in league play. 1 I ALS' , lil r f X 15' ' , X , .. 1, A 9 ' f v 1 v ilhinthzlll Q N .. f-4' Q - . -..-- Q, o ri .gkmm . uvwg Anderso V 1' Hflrgiw 'n Hrs! row enb , leff I' R Lurg , L . Gongora, Q Mc afheq Q Adams . econd row: L. Prlihfn, Manager' . Hodge, E killingelg F Maffeson rp, J, Boss-art 44. Nihofniya, E C ierfo, R. Daughferyg E f4q7lerf B , , Harri, B1 Sh , P , 44. Dali S Carihfhe ea , 191714 o e N w-M . artery 7f Mills Laci , . Goaoj R Jarvis. . Shea, .L Clar 44. Weis- rg J. Alcofi R. hlaceckg 8 Lyhb an-agen Third rolv: Coach Cooveg Coach froj 8 Brooks, .L Gilliam, Q Dihslhore, J. ff F First row ich' to right: B. Evens, FA. Rizzo, D. de ia isia, D. Sheridan, B: Rice, T. Taitario. Second row: ...AS Darrougii, L. Stone, D. Dent, T. DeCottes, G. Louis, D. Wiiirarns, L. Littieheid, T. Diaz. Third row. R. P Si B. E tr da J. Davis, R. Bradford, S. Giiiiand, J. Eiiiott, M. , Poison, Coach Beck, W. Lorhs, . a azar, s a , Ramiza-Manager. D. 1 zv,f 'v'f9 Z Yo ll-' i Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay I4 I2 54 SEASON'S SCORES Mar Vista I3 Chula Vista 0 Lincoln 7 Point Loma 0 --Q--- ......... Kearny 12 20 33 47 ...... ...... 25 30 6 Hoover 7 San Diego 6 Ramona 26 La Jolla 6 I rark A Track-First row, left to right: F. Hetzel, J. Cerveny, M. Menogue, W, Truman, B. Brooks, T. C ll B. Dale R. Hacecky. Second row: Coach Coover, M. Dull, P. Salvatierra, P. Shea, J. e 3, 1 Fitzgerald, M. Ninomiya, J. Gongora, B. Adams,.J. Bolton, N. Bartell, L, Wilson, Manager. B Track-First row left to right: F. Day, J. Klippert,.J. Henry, J. Little, M. Weisenberg, N. d L. Estrada, B. Hartin, Mendez, G. H. Broxzm. Second row: Coach Coover, B. Evans, S. Cong on, J. Bossert, D. Juttner, W. Lollis, S. Henninger, D. Moore, T. Thelen, Manager. C Track-First row, left to right: B. Ramelio, D. Haun, B. Riley, M. McKinnon, B. Rood, V Booth, P. Meyers, D. Sigler. Second row: Coach Coover, G. Hemingway, B. Zamba, L. Stone P. Flenoid, L. Littlefield, J. Wood, T. Hayden, L. Primm, C. Morgan, D. Coates, L. Halsell L, Wilson, Manager. I I Coach Coover l Hv'W'fv x .NSN Igankrihzrll A Gram First row, left to right: R. Luther, A. Anderson, K. Klien, H. Sauter, B. Jarvis. Second row: Coach Hale, B. Shea, L. Brandt, D. Lees, J. Lundstrom, K. Cook, J. Wood-Manager. Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay Bay SCORES 38 ...... Point Loma 43 ..,.....,... Kearny 30 .......,..., Hoover 3l ,....... San Diego 34 ........,,.. La Jolla 46 ..........., Lincoln 33 .,..,, Point Loma 38 ............ Kearny 22 ,...,...,.,. Hoover 30 ........ San Diego 32 ...,........ La Jolla 39 ..... ..., L incoln Q . W ' 'Y' ' 1 7fs??f3ff'i Q :fs mf 1- S Ig 13555111539 f Q fu ,gsm i WP' grip- 1 xiii i is 2 M5 , ,mi x 1 , w , 5 ' W? Q AA WW w 0 M' Harziig Zfizxzwhall First row, left to right: R. Carr, B. Lasoya, B. Hunt, E. Killinger, G. Gebhardt, L. Brindley ,M Rizzo, T. Carroll, R. Luther, F, Matteson, C. Folsom-Manager. Second row: R. Moose New S. Gilliam, 'T. Mills, E. Carter, J. Clark, R. Daughtery, L. Brandt, Coach Beck. 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