Morse High School - Key Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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lettepmen’s cIub Lettcrmen’s Club was comprised of all the young men at Morse who earned a varsity letter in their particular field of athletics. When this picture was taken not all the lettermcn were present. Lettermen's Club: Pictured above are: Sherwin Wade. Barry Thomas. Clary Thompson. Michael Anderson. Raymond Mason. I ony Anthony. Darrel Strratrr. Jerald Williams, Darrel Davis. Steve Gary. Kenny Murphy, Robert Bradley. Evan Foster. Calvin Roberts. Lee Thompson. Randy McClellan, I«ee Currer. Mateo Logan. Larry Clemons

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Les tlQRGS l,c$ Tigres was a club designed t » promote school spirit and help the community. Under the direction of Mrs. Suggs, the club sponsored the Races at Homecoming, the “Oceanside Striptease”skit at a Pep Rally, and a I lomecoming Float as well as sponsoring bake sales and Tiger-grams. President: AnaCarillo LcsTigrw: (first row) FayeSchory. Anna Inzunza. Terry llemus. Adrienne Jones(second row) Rosie Inzunza, Betty Brown. Debbie Verduzco. Ruth Virata (third row) Patty Fernandez. Ana Carillo. Florence Picardal. Kim Mack. I.orrie Rosales (not shown) Jessie Villaescusa, Dorothy Lujan. Maria Thibeault. Theresa Blackwell. Pam Parker. Sherrill Spears. Kim Yeager. Connie Williams. Julie Spain. Loren Cabrera. Fanny Wooden, Niki Kraft Vice President: Jessie Villaescusa Recording Secretary: 'Ferry llemus Corresponding Secretary: Florence Picardal 26 Treasurer: Patty Fernandez. Historian: Dorothy Lujan Publicity: Maria Thibeault

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x rn lilippines rating I Bell, ✓ rfary aron ford, U« eav. J nlia, to quel? he st ii- bailable p nK school td S T xperft n«c 000165 you Ttll aft new should AjJirsMM m ihi. ih any iinuimi----------■■■■• ui uuimn f this type are strictly those of Bryant in room 403. Dispatch he writer ou are ini olumn, co .rtieles in ' Dispatch. If a,so welcomes letters to the Edi- writing a tor A,) letters will he printed.. : tW ditor. All . rtfpatch are sul Twining. oouraged to adapt instruction Mrs. Chavira has lived in toward individualized learning San Diego since 1965. For the ra,es” years she y s How do you take the : rt choose tin st u Sfrate and « nts? “The jgtud®Qt« j. re 1 lit? ptrfe a nd jr ' rap- portxxfs established . n the ir£t dav for by Alicia Quintanilla September 22, T' ere was r rough c ' a rally at 3 people of day for most,of'my stu- dents. As-a-TAT I sensed a congeniality among the students and faculty and was pleasea to join the staff.’ High wel- teachers , Asian. M?lo L . ow that i sed L pines. The i e At . . ic dollars are being used to lp the Marcos Regime and pportin Mrs. Morgan attended but only to leave because che i, by Susan Tripoli it is Industrial Educa- from the Industrial Education department and gained one lilippin m. Sponsor itional Ci ration ? Philipj unity. ( irshall - erties. 3 ers in tl rassme lipino A ents, an 1, mill the Ma The mar is only i igg'e tc' n public I Mr. rts anz jild- Oli All- 606 liars an. Marco ter Viet The ho is tha se in mot Did you icher, -Staff Mr rov .....right) Eddie Hayes. DoloresGonzalez. Ana In unza.TTD. Ramon. Marianne Martinez, Donna Bryant. KatTiy Hjj I’ school, J thy Heller. Beverly Domingo (second row) Ray McDonald. John Fcjaran. William Thompson. Peggy Lindsley, Darlene Molloy.'Kathy Brad ' Perry, Howard Bussel, Betty Brown, Jorge Gutierrea ; teachi srse as ! - Mr. Peterson in '68. while tending San Diego State. After graduating from San ego State he went to tear Roosevelt Jr. High for 3 ars, then went to Dana Jr. foi- l year, then came Morse. Mr. Rigdon « teaching Drafting. ii« turts. and Woodshop. eoson for returning to is because In- thought guess it’s all right for this be- ing my first year. There’s only one thing that’s messed up and that's the changing of my schedule but everything else is RIGHT-ON!!!” Robyn C. Dickerson: “The one thing I dig the most is my Black Studies teacher (Mr. Watson). One look at him brightens the rest -al. ttwm T't-h aKIfl til —- —w v irom young tames who are interested In a nurs- ing career, how to become nurses aid. This is a thrree hour class, one of those hours is traveling time, the other two hours are spent performing nurses aids duties at the various hospitals and convalescent homes. The hospitals around October 23. wk;i - t ♦!--------- pressure, reading pulses, tern peratures. and respiration) and other hospital duties. At the end of this course, in June, these 13 young ladies will be quaified nurses aids, and if they wish, can go to a nurses lego, and after 2 -ars. they'll be Registered Nurses'