Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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OUR FACULTY This year ' s graduating seniors will take away many memories, both serious and humorous, of the able teachers who did their utmost to pound a little sense and a few facts into our sometimes reluctant heads. Probably no one will ever know how much time and energy were expended by Miss Jeweldean Brodie and Miss Willa Brodie in making Point Loma ' s drama pro- ductions as successful as they were. The cute little witticisms cracked by Mr. Emerson, and the cheerful old jokes told by Mr. Purdy will long remain in our hearts. That pleasing .smile of Mr. Walt as he roamed through the hall before class, the familiar jackets on our brave and fearless coaches, and the harassed, but patient expressions of our music teachers will subsist in our memories always. Mr. Farrar ' s trips to the seashore, Mrs. Davies ' everasting search for those ill excuses, Sergeant Combs ' and his troops ' marching through our fields of clover shall continue to play an important part in our dramatic and eventful lives. The familiar test tomorrow or your homework for tomorrow is — from the math and science departments will actually prove to accentuate our knowledge as we enter our professions and occupations. Va a su asiento would come from Mrs. Schroepfcr or Mr. Franken, and hie ubi est, from Miss Gibson. Wait a minute, don ' t move, hold everything was what Mr. Ellison and his busy photographers yelled at our jumpy students. Teddy ' s mysterious plants from far-away places, and Mr. Lucien Atherton Mr. George Banks Miss Jeweldean Brodie Miss Willa Brodie Miss Mary Brown Miss Barbara Byrne Mr. Wylie Candor Mrs. Dorothy Chilton 18

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ADMINISTRATORS 17 )Hf . tHatif tttau( Mrs. Mary Maull, Point Loma ' s ca- pable Dean of Women, is respected and admired by everyone at Point Loma. Be- sides being the adviser for over five hun- dred girls, she greatly aids the progress of the commission ith her helpful sug- gestions. Without her guiding hand, the Girls ' League could not function. When- ever in doubt, the girls of Point Loma take their problems to the welcome office of Mrs. Maull. tHt. deft Wtiiams What would Point Loma do without Mr. Williams? As vice-principal, he ad- vises all boys activities. Supervising lunch duty is another one of his numerous tasks. Students and faculty alike respect his judgment and appreciate his helpfulness. mmasiaaaeeuasteuamm ,ittmttmt

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Ben ' s exciting tales of the hidden jungles far below the ocean ' s surface will stand out in our memories forever. The attributes of our office staff and cafeteria force, the trembling and force- ful beauty put forth by our gardeners and janitors, our travels through the Nile .uid Orinoco Ri ers in our history classes, and, abo e all, that old book report vc had to w rite in English vill find their way into our lives somewhere. Mr. Lamott ' s aid and assistance as our silent partner in our senior year will bring about steadfast appreciation from everyone in school. Now we must enter life after having learned to our greatest capacity the complex, yet paranoid, process of life. We have only our great and preponderous faculty to thank for cooperating with our parents in helping us to achieve our promise and fulfillment, our whole drama of life. Mr. Kenneth Christianson Miss Mildred Conard Sgt. Berna Combs Miss Caroline Crosby Mr. Hilbert Crosthwaite Mrs. Martha Davies Mr. George Ellis Mr. Milford Ellison Mr. William Emerson Mr. Paul Farrar Miss Angie Fox Mr. Harvey Franken 19