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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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'UQ I, 1 'fi ,Z af' at 'gli .? l If 5 mZ1:K'f ' 'W , :1?E2.'Kn OUI' POI +OIS . . . here are the people . . . the places . . . the activi- ties ot the year l95I-52 at point loma high school . . . our work . . . our play . . . our triencls. . .our teachers our big dances . . . oureveryclay studies . . . our crucial games . . . all the things, big and small, that form . . . our school. ,wa ww ff? V, wwf Q! f5f9W'wW our PQQPIQ F conienfs ii 'Y 'b Dickens begins A Tale of Two Cities with these words: lt was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . We had everything before us, we had nothing before us. The time of your graduation also seems a doubtful period in history but you have everything be' tore you. l hope you will remember your days at Point Loma as happy days and that the years will prove the best is yet to come. L, L. Bloomenshine our principal friend and fellow loman in the principal's office... mrs. betti schultz X., SL ,N mrs. helen selness P' le fl'-f our vice-principal To Our Seniors: We are reluctant to bid adieu to the Class ot '52, We have been very happy working with you. May we continue to be happy as we learn ot your progress in your various 'fields ol service. Good wishes to you all. Robert D. Williams our girls' dean Our best wishes tollow the class ot 52. May each ot you hold your standards high as you find your proper places in this great land of ours. May you have many oppor- tunities to help make our country a better place in which to live, and may personal happiness always be yours. Let us know where you are and what you are doing. We shall always be interested in you. Mrs. Mary Maull advice and counsel . . . . . . our counselors . . , those hardworking, ever patient friends who had much to do with the success ot our high school career: even our entire lives. miss irma gibson miss barbara byrne mrs margaret christianson senior counselor junior counselor sophomore counselor Q language and miss jeweldean brodie . . . to express ourselves and our ideas, we must have a mastery ot languages. under these able handx we Studied. miss lean lyman miss louise lyman '57 nr mr. hugh dale mrs. rhode mc dougall mrs. dorothy Chilton PAH :Mir lCAN Din' mr. william ernenon mix, angie tm mr. harvey lranlcen social studies . . . to be better Citizens, we must understand the world around us, these are the teachers who have hetped ut. mrs, vlrginia whitson rnr. mito wood L 9 '-fx-1' mr. lucien atherton miss rnitdred conard mrs. hilda giles mr, george Worthington mr. wayne taughery mr. henry jewell 'M .wt .K ILD A- -s., arts T12 fi 'U C IU 'Tu u Oz U IU L Q. , .4 essential for il SUCCZSS . mathematics and science , . . lor college requirements, to help us thinlc more clearly, and tor the knowledge gained, we came to these teachers for guidance. miss lillian troxell miss gertrude van eizenga iiaw-www r W ,gf QQ- at mr. george banlzs mr. paul tarrar mr. john lanwott rnr. don mc lcenney rnr. Wiley candor mr. laurence purdy they tend to our needs , . . wutfvouf Hweee Felpmg Hard- ! ,sf wc: wouldnt have wurvnved our 1 :Free year-i at U mt I md ' sri '?. I 17 mm, framiei gufley mr, martba oawq rwf. faryme mf dellan mi emeie am:-iam mafiie Wea lcoimer mu mth Htem, mrs. anna ftomebreaker, mrs. elfue wav mfs. maiine fee kclve' mu, merge pewdl, mv. arleme fhompaom. fnot Clitwecij mrs, o:re'Fy oafm i A lei in rn Rh IX us . I ,f 1 I V ff xi-Ah A ,ulll Vwnls m..u..- of iff-fi-e m U 5 f 1 2-Q kr if., ' N-Mfg? e e ie N e 1 S Q.. L., A governmen f 4, .K 5 Il' 1, ,KL .J Nl IN. x1L 'KX' , Y . . X Y xx ,rg XR .if . NLM x X ' .N .V 'L H X . rf' X I . ,NA I , - - , ix.. L xu . -- x '1-' fi 1 I 1 1 1 E J 1 11 1, ,- 1 J Q9 Matt nodon our a.s.b. government . . . as stated in our constitution- the purpose ot student govern- ment shall be to encourage a high standard ot scholarship, to promote order and discipline, to foster cooperation between the taculty and students, to initiate and supervise all student activities, and to inspire loyalty to our school. . . . our student government the tirst semester was headed by com- missioner ot general affairs, norton hall. other commissioners were: tinance, john jaureguig boys' tederation, tom 'fetterg elections and eli- gibility, lca mc claren: interscholastic activities, diclx blairg girls' ac- tivities, jacrie lceller: girls' athletics, pat curtisg and publications, june reeves. mitzi schmidt served as clerlc. the a.s.b. blue and silver ball was held in the house ot hospitality in balboa parlc. joan nye and her social committee worked hard to malce this dance one that will be long remembered by point loma lads and lassies. june reeves dick blair pat curtis kay mc claren . . . our spring semester commissioners were under the leadership ot diclt blair, commissioner ot general attairs. assisting him in our many activities were: don foster, finance: lray mc claren, girls' activities: dick porter, interscholastic activities: sharon jaclrson, elections and eligibility: genie riddle, publications: and mery noel, girls' athletics. having a very tull calendar tor the closing semester, we tound it necessary to have two a.s.b. clerics. cathy wilson served as clerlc on the commission, and marydee clark served as business clerlc. the a.s.b. spring ball was headed by helen robinson and, due to a new school regulation, it was held in the girls' gym. to help improve school spirit, the commission recommended that every thursday be pastel day. the campus was brightened with boys wearing white shirts and girls in pastel dresses. at the close ot the year, the incoming otticers were honored at an inaugural colceetail party. all student leaders and com- mittee heads were present lor the occasion. this wound up a very busy and exciting year. dick blair genie riddle sharon iaclcson mery noel sebastian silvera L 0 -H in O I-0- C 0 'U .nz 0 C 0 n. 'U T u E bs 'U .K -tif' elections committee social committee chairmen--kay mc claren, sharon jackson chairmen-joan nye, helen robinson our a.s.b. committees tinanciai committee chairmen-john jauregui, don foster , r F i . . . special recognition should be given to our ambitious a.s.b. committees. they worked hard to help make ttie commissions job a little easier. calendar committee chairmen-marydee clark, judy johnson xr service point committee satety committee chairmen-allan wilson, judy blair chairmen-john jauregui, nick fintzelberg . . . serving as committee chairmen this year were: satety chairmen, john jauregui and niclr fintzelberg: calendar chairmen, maryclee clark and judy johnson: social chairmen, joan nye and helen robinsong serv- ice point chairmen, allan wilson and jucly blairg and second semester milce galasso, president ot home room representatives. . . . these committee heads tried various methods ot improving their organizations. many were lound successtul while others will be im' proved in the coming years. altogether, they worlced hard and made a smoother running commission. mitzi schmidt, marydee clark, cathy wilson, clerks: mike guinan, concessions helen robinson, historian tom marks, tickets our gurls league our organuzatuon ot by and for the gurls has proven to be one of the mo t actuve groups un pount loma the gurls league started oft a busy tall semester wuth a gurls tashuon show two days later was that hularuous sadue hawlruns day dance dogpatch daze starrung all the rnaun characters from lul abner tall semester olfucers were jaclrue lceller comruruussuoner ot gurls actuvutues vuce presudent joan nye secretary lee ann woodland and treasurer janet jefferson one worthy actu uty of the gurls league was the establushment ot a S50 scholar shup to be guven at the end ot each year to a deservung senuor gurl who plans to enter san duego state college f6UI'IIOn SFOLIP , , S , , . . , .u ,u . . ru., uu u u - . I . ' . . . . . . u u u u u - .. , , . I uvf , tall officers jaclrie lreller, joan nye, lee ann woodland, janet jefferson .--in spring officers lray mc claren, susie rayburn jo ann diclcinson, babe berlrheimer . . . second semester, the girls' league purchased a pointer pencil machine, a handy thing for forgetful students. the annual silent day, which proved that girls can be quiet, was topped off with that favor- ite dance, reunion romp. the next event on our calendar was the fashion show for the girls at dana junior high and, finally, the senior mothers' tea and fashion show. .. .those guiding the league the second semester were: commissioner of girls' activities, lcay mc claren: vice president, susie rayburn: secre- tary, jo ann diclcinson: and treasurer, babe berlrheimer. K.. X our boys' federation fall olficers nick fintzelberg, bill edmondson, ronnfe turnbow, tom fetter . . . the boys' federation, beginning with their sale of point loma lapel buttons in september, embarked on a most active year. they contributed many activities tor the enjoyment of all lomans, the first being a dressy-sport dance. they later sponsored two assemblies, one was a movie for the whole student body and the other was a tumbling exhibition for the boys only. . . , fall semester officers included tom letter, president: bill edmondson, vice-president: ronald turnbow, treasurer: and niclt fintzelberg, secretary. . . . the spring semester officers, dick porter, president: ronnie brandon, vice-president: h. c. yoakum, secretaryq and don adams, treasurer, instigated a senior vocational guid- ance program. this program was undertaken in conjunction with the girls' league and was for the purpose of helping the seniors to decide on their vocations through first- hand knowledge in the particular field they were interested in. the spring semester also found the boysl federation presenting two assemblies. spring officers don adams, h. c. yoalcum, ronnie brandon, dick porter boys' federation asgernbly ' Aa. tall semester representatives our homeroom representatives . . .these are our home room representatives-the students elected in their second period classes to attend all a.s.b. commission meetings and to keep their classes informed on aff asp. activities. spring semester representatives tall ctlucer bruce russell dlane justice marydee clark genre nddle ourselves sprung officers eleanor grom gwen evans bar bara lrelly jean hunt tom fetter as we reached the goal . . . seniors at last! after three years of hard worlc, mingled with merriment and happy memories, the class of '52 looks back at their senior year with a touch of pride. a successful paper drive pushed the class to a running start. other activities, such as the bool: cover sale, the senior play, ditch day, and, finally, the long-awaited senior prom at the la jolla beach and tennis club, highlighted the eventful big year. i '-r diane aclrerman asf, Una'-'tivs iw C' a'nimc so' ful. dn, .11 nur' don adams v'3':ii'y i'Tff1! Ti if hr-y car-ci ffm-rfnj .JI 14.-.1 faith alden ora 1-M-aMaL'1 a'G a frfifrf'-,fwfr fffumzffvv' deon anderson whoa - 1 I1 l 'i 'rrofrvn ia' f If'A1lf L. 11.1i,1.fr r1.1 ,'Wf.1nfr,,14w william john ascherfeld L'i'ff3 '1f . A ' ut ,H aC ll fu' CBYFTYCY1 azevedo Hi ,Y:,,g:, V: 1 1 ffi1:1,ff,f1.1f Yr-:' I' Nuff dean w. baer KGS 'ALL , id'1 V' 11.4 .l.,1. leland barlow M+C'41 d .ati ai af, richard bruce barnicle 'na 5'-'fatb wo 15'a Q' barbara jean bashaw rznvryi fnmzirlg toby malcolm beard vas ty Footbail L'fl.lL'Z7j71K2 .rl ilwzffmf bob edwin beachler .rcs stamp coiiecrirq 4Lm'ffyi ,rf mm. ff? .ufgffui Q , ill i , U Q Aga? john berry lik.-s surlirrq llurwfinq 11.1. .ur fmmf rosemary hilda best from gavdvna lmqlw lil:-'S lvrmis arfbnry lm 111 v nm! I 71 Ig arihur william billings varsity football, baslcctbal ultqzrnuiazg .il 11.1.43 Iillian blaclxman iomancttcs Capt., qaa, girls' lfagim, lim, vm. wc, diclr orrin blair comm. ol gen. affairs, comm, ol boys' activities, comm. of mtcrscliolastic alll pres. kay club, lm-y mdio .Il Il.1.Li. charles a. boeh lilccs basketball Jgl'fL'llIIlU'1' .rl llllfl. of L,1r1i.1i james foster beacliler 'wr 'fs fc'-'ta' flak loctbal Caslccllfall, tv,-fini mm ifnlqff il.1h richard beauclaire fra lfwtcall, naw, band, cws. fl bf-W qlw, -.411 draw mm willamay e. beck rrirfivrr flfvic., V fri- ' ' nl lilcws Gfmf cq, -,Df'fu mum iffffilui ul IJIHIIII-Q ruih ann bell fir 'vi funrivf tif ul ill- rim .rq WED' ku-4 jwmfm lllfllclllfl martha annis bentley cr if d factor ii--gg si. ffm rg ssl'-1 lmrm 7ll,lfl!I4Q viola darleen berlcheimer mad some lcadrgr lcmamxttl f, ilcnr qaa asf stfia fans . f.1f.m'.1.'u1i hifi, .ll will in barbara boland ,ClC Q gl lornarct linrnlg M .11 11.114 jfm braclclow lqiflfj 'su bob l. braml1all l'fV'll all lmvrv y .md Ally crl,..1.. 11,11 1 leon nelson bouley 1 ,P Jr ,F janet lynn bowers K -f FQ c'f1'r:'1Qm cfnanwms crfs' q--Q 1' ku, .. ., ffnrzur M clorotlwy pearl bradley lf-,r.1f1v'q 11111 X47 fl.llh'lll4Q jeanne branclt ., ..,.m.,H I' u. ' all.: dvwv: nun. ffl mmm mm cb' 7' aaa M 1.111 aflnllff JIHZIHI Nfnayc clolores mary braclshaw Q61 V, ,,, 'df M . I fi L. ni, joanne olive brandt lr Var mia rs rr I-'r Hula l'1'rv. rw, v.-rs. Hflfnzlffffr' .ff nun, ff! Ifffflfzalfmff T' Q11 'NIL vee cl browning '1arvttlgs gan clrrf ' roost- Qluc, girls lcfaqu- l.111 111411 111111111' wffrgue arl: franlrlin butler P'vs. ol br-y ir. Clarfv' comm lhm. rrrv. np. mb Dall Cowon kllllllall ,1l 111111, ul i.1l1l 93, gene bresler dee v browning Ccye qlcc, zlvci' Q.,,l. Cboi' ln' ,JI rf.1Ia obe bryan robert john buso HW. vw. won cf-1,5 lrgci. ba lr-'tba rw-,.-ball lkas qwrwastics sport-, llflfl. of 111111 morris lawrence butler joan beverly byers baseball, football fl portal staff, asb ball com anrolarws, boals xv. 5w.3ntl:r comm., hm. rm. r ru f111l1r1fll .11 1.111 djrgw 1.11 1111. Jef. .11 1111113 uf .111g1111.1 joanie byrum lik,-, Xm ts fvusii i,'n1fi.qr.1f1fu1 ralph ward cadman V Pmifil Wall .' The lm hi' llfllillll H of'- of 0 'Q if-..... Q' B robert edmund cairncross ,- I I Y rin.: , rf i'.'i.'f.x ,ff fwfr, 1 royal edward campbell ifg paul e. cannon L L i A 1 gilberi l. cardoza f, f file richard randolph carter nuff. ff! i,I:i.'l. .uf lflillfii ronnie Carver 11' limi jim chapman if,1iL ii. ..1f.. shirley christman fu me ,YI m.f.',if1.J'i manuel m. chula i r i ,if lrffll. ffl 4.4. mary church nf, ,ui Mui marydee clark ' ,as sv , ,Z- 1 ' ' fffoa Q 'Vi' J., mai. ,,,,,i,i, ,. iff .wifi .. lh'.ll.lI!.l cloyse m. clayton PU: 'I'3 'if fi 'WU LII Yi . P Q ,,xP,.5 Qf r'i'l1Xjl Jo uf , 'll' lf l Xifxjj, coralee anne COPZITISTI 1, ., My r,,k. - I Ti v curl' ..l. iffililryi marcia ellen cross y fl .i ivitfi ,,-,,5, Q, . i-iq :rf ti' ,r Q, I 1,7 Lff,lf,i.1,fff francine cornbliih I' nfl' tfali 'ri'-T by fl' fn aff . 14 wif arthur edward crouch ir'-'D wr Sv' X. '-'C. r jiri-ffirfflfflgi ,if ffi'n'l.fiu,',fi doroihy mae cunningham fran +V, H. if amino, Sl 'f illlfffll ,al i 'ffzi.l1.l' nf,'.'.' melvin earl curry raskwtral' ull! .flaw '.'.m patricia ann curtis .- 1 , , .- , . 54 Mfn5,.z',a.i-., y pf-'s, ol wird- f G'lf'i 7 D aaa fav: v1fT'iiiA 11.4. .il uiflmlffi walt leroy danieis ffgiiffi mm ifiigff imliw wffigi wayne charles debate farsity lf teal razx-tea fm. .if 1,111 ifiilw mm donald dies ,ysify lc ilca' jo ann louise diclcinson .L.l. icnianctt-re, tn rrchvstra bl.-pt '- l f Hlllill' .11 fJr1lIlffllJ richard f. disney .aww fcztra' fail raslwtcail ffniim ii .il mm N r. patrick connell ks ta' Xl-'l'3 ll.l. 7l,lIl william dale cook Hjqifv.-nti 'cr ' ' fum ilri, mlm' .lf Hui. john walsh cooper ,aiu 'VW' vm -V ' - fm -will .il i!,n,'1ffi.f joanne lou'se dixon .111 yfat 'Jil LJILAUU vl,llL herberf drumm I-1 -nvtrafill uw rfnlgff mural iffffrgi jerry duran ii r lm- 1'f-, lrfejzfwim ,fn vm ri william g. edmondson 9 f Q51 'hu' r V5 lvd. uri. ca, L a, n r hm. '. YC. :AK :lil nlfff. lffuilli mini ifx e. brad ellsworfh 'T'-' P- ' 1'x S,': Q Il, 1. l.',lll richard wendell emery l A l,1.' 1 '7' nl' 1 1 1. 5 il H 'qgV.i'fffiZ f H gwen garland evans charles thomas eye joan iris faure bob stanley fernandes 14 -X 'lf ' -rr' H 1 '.: A r- fr ? : 1' ' ir' ' ' ' f' 1 3 i 1' n,f1,,ffli,'.x i.11,'.fl4,gff 'iwflffr iffilfryqr 1 V- ,lfifilfaifllln .11 nun V iii ,arf .fri pf ihompson 'falter nicholas m. fintzelberg gerald wayne fisher geraldine fisher zine V . ,1-n lr' ':, :rrfi 'i LV ' ' n . Y Q v ' ' ' ' . I F l 1'i'i f f,1, 'JU .lift x .Im .11 lf.HlfH , mtg' l :nw arf ffllilflgil ,1.' lr i 1. .Sv L lrank ray trowiss michael galasso f'mdlf7f'5OVlfi 'lUGlI'S TCVS ilwr ' M . WT QWC3 -In Ning! LIIYIIIL -1 david gibson betty jean gilbert ba-lwtttall, c.s.l. lil-.5 Mirffv-q t, migmz vl.IIL wfftgi um .flaqff Jlnzlw ifflfrgt stephen Flanagan 'ri-lc ull! Jztgff 'fmxfrf iff!. .N. mary lee fligel Dar'-am, dab lik.-5 sinqinC1,d'1 i ull! iff: NUI NMA natalie villescas flores ii.ivi.1vri.-lull, gil: Y 1- 1 F .hilyrfzrfg 111 mf: lV.IfI1!'L' kenneth harry Freeland l- r-shi Null ww, vi lflulmii .rl il,1!4 noel marie lreitas rgfm lli-H W l'LI ll lwzm ffml mg rita treitas lm Cwlwv flura, -Jim, .girl-, l. icu- lfllllllall LHHLALA click glenn gardner maxine trances gerson Oasybali, t.rn.5, qnlt drarfe 'Yip' mm Jnvw init ifm1l1.Lu'1,1f .11 vi It 2001 Y. 2742 cora adelaide golcey david t. gomes par-ami club varsifx lf thall ra ,ri 1,k.'--5kinq,5w'vrwrq ra-ic-155, .nl .mil f.n1,u11.,ur .11 mm fx-lfti111.n1 C' 'nv FSA N , Wav marie goularte .hfr qaa af an LTV Nr 1 lf edward s. gould var-,ily football, ' i 'IMBYYTH puclig AQ,-alcims, 7f 111111. uf .uigumr lD james grace marion green :mamtfvs bc 3 lf -Q fmzzwi nmdgfirfg wfwfff william greene likw swvvwr rvq himkifc lflrlimnfuym .41 i,'.1lL eleanor ann grom - mm-ll.: qirl. -ni-:L x la, - ', r ' r mm .flryff 'Lili michael wayne gvuinan ' -D f'S'Y1'11-2-' 'fn 1 wgfnt 'an fur rfgfrzrrwlflg ,lf mi'-fill' sharon haaclc ,, Irvitl. h , Mir, swvru- 'xg X.. i mill .flllgff r!,llr frank edward hale ml. 'V tra ximc, iur saws uv f1.V.ff.f,L. don a. hall rl Y IVS I 4 ih 'inQ rlzqzfluflrly ,rl il.1lL mildred l. hall lkv' 5f'gVl 'lllv t .3l' ,Wil norton hall ffxwrz, Cl qgnwrai alles' hi--, lffv Club, gl, 5, V Lwta- tail Lnrif t-an Lfluqlzlfnlrllu .ll 4l.lIlVlUlJ jeaneite lucene hanna sarah, vp., ..s,l.. slc-pt: bihl-' club, advancyd o'am.i Jr IIILIILU1 l4.u'fui suzanne hanna soph. class scdy, choir, bccster Club suciy-trees. xj QY1CV'S ccfrvvm. sr, his Crxnrri. ifJ1n'.1Ijw1 ,rl lH1fI'. of mIm.m'f, marilyn evonne hansen ECCYM mfffg 5 fiv- 'Cf' pls 'Q vt 41. Q' in X miriam louise hardacre 'ilv govt- 1,111 .fligff r!,.','r lcatharine a. lwardie s Vx is sr ' x if we we jr r. nun. ffl .1r1.w1.f don harrington lf, -r :vu L . l: T-' ll 10111. ffl .H1,ff1l.1 beverly arcleen harris D rt-' ffl' n ir lvm' s 'wwliv ziffil .1.' lJr,'vfff,z1i iff. arthur samuel lmayward tr-Kira, li' n.i.f.,1. john m. Hayward ,j,,. ju , nur .fn uf 'xmfffr iffffr ui melba jean hayworilw 4' fr fff mr 111.11 H1 g elaine laforte heck d- 'A j1'1 club pc i'ffmmLri1.1l .af it.1lL sallie hege lima'-if-,S :V aw. i F . r aaa I L lil' PS mmm rr. .rl 1,1111,1 lf.nl,.1f.1 barry helffenstein -rr 1: i tudwz linda henry :uaf-it : ivrrqn-. nv, ML, :M Qjwv rw' tw ur lrnilm -- ifffligr gloria joan hermanson maj ' if rn, liven-tt- rmilirirlf .11 ,mm helen louise helywoogl lilcigs swirrvrw ro, lwcvsru ull! Jlrgff 'IHIIIH zffffww f .x 'V I f l elaine zillal1 hiclrs X in 'v :rb'- :lub mf dr rn dana' afff:vv'iu.1niAt mum' .1r1JJv.f1f1.r .il 1l.llr william johnston hobbs .pum- lwjlcvlfil NJN .fnjgrf 'ldllluf ,Hllijgi robert franlc lioplcins I f Q'i1D'y 'TI K Iv- rl,4 ,flillh johnola lworton lfflhz Urllirlh' Q Clifford houston iff- Q 4 lcenton lc. liumes ,, . .K .fa .. .v Y .... ,HI flryff NIJIL jean l. hunf ire J.. virriiri-4, lv tm ,m .fliyff if,1lr mary jane liurley SWIM lliw' ' ,a--l'tf,fi1' fflriillr W Lffffryc mary louise ibey ilvr qirl' lvaqu- Lffffrrm ,ir .Il Mm jaclc r. ingalls ' Cluri, ul- 11.1 zfmfrrrflr .rl n.r,f,.1, ray innocenti , I, 'Ur' X.: 5. ll, wr,-jlinq um draw min constance ann liolin IV. -!.,: i!.!!i brad l'1olm Haj . ,,Ju.,1 iris patricia lionea 1' L 'f' 5 C ' 1101! joanne julian lioolcs iqkrx in fl.l.l. Mv- pf-. vs, :U- iv-v fin margaret lucille jones frwajvfcommvrc ai mm Jitsgo jlmim mlltrgt jay a. josselyn V ., ilccs coats, cars j f . ff illldj mdm 1' 3 diane justice song gadcr, Qi :ctai etott sr. C ass vp. If.t.l.. jacqueline keller c.a.s.c, cow.-nticr, c.s.t., . , , qirs Q H iC 'a 's qaa WL, aqx , K gomfrg Qt grrie activities wnzfm fu .rl 111111. of .niiff larry irving i'ii'Xf, Viwq. V'T', YQ I ash Ca: Qifnrn. zmir. of ilzflf, ffrrhlti tommy glenn jackson 'ffajf' -'dustria rf? michael jamieson EEUU wffty. jim janette it-A P 'rrixcric 'idnq UANLIUL' john gary jauregui hr y P-y Q Lite, sm. ow from hir tif r wil 1 turf? Sfiivfy 'f,'rr i. :hm lllaifllfllg ,rl il.,'f,'fff1.f janet jefferson CP: e 1 tw-15. Hifi' P'v'. '- :'i- .az , mfnffzrrtt ,rl IHHI. ff! wffffr phyllfs nadine jennings iowan- V: Cue vm, snr' :riff rw mlftlu uf nnriirrvg norman robert johnson 43, c'14QlUac7l7lvQ .rf u.u,f..1. shirlee ann johnson drewfi ::'t-:sts f- M-J' 51 ist., G . ri 'faji' Dfcdsctc' WEN 'acc dr.m1.1 .11 nfziz, ui' n.f1.rf1.fr ,f '52'7 1 'Q-y A4 9 rfb- barbara joan kelly song leader, lcman-'tt-'s clwvirl sr. class vp.. girls lvaqoc lllt'Hi!7.IlILJlllfI.K .11 -l.1!e joan kelso lilo-5 sl1Orl-Sfory writmq .Ju .flaw run jolwnnie a. key band lukvs nwirrwm ng, :arf- i.n1 digyu r1.1Ie helen louise komos likes coclcrnq danc wa from: lIl.IfIII.Q jay d. kowal 0 l'N, tif' ' WW. rml rep I ? lzkfs drawa, :aw C 5, rum. ffl nu-wznz june marie kuzma booster club likes sports am a's rfln'111.1i1.111 ,rr 141111, ffl ,ilmhi leala la dou wd crow., boost.-v lu: nun. ffl ,1f1:f,11.: william m. lancaster key club pros., li-y 5: basketball, bccstcr :lub E d. fillifllcfvl .11 il.1lf wayne lamarr leonard rco, faq. club skcptrfs panhafv. :lux lr.acl1vvf'rwert vt,1f1fmJ tom m. liberto clwsir, staq. nwsinr likes Lar- .L1 ivnpr donna louise lindsey likes drarnatics, cooking iffulm ,JI uc'L'lLfU1l.lf dorothy clara lindsey band, booslfr club. lwm. rm, rvp., olfifv mnmlm l'uNl!llUL'4 JI 1111: shirley arlene long bible club officer, c.s from balboa, panama CJ. .l. mwfiilrl 1111iuinr1,u l richard a. long varsity football basketball erlgizleeriwlg .11 1411114 L-Ln.: art loring Hiry llllil, of ixzlif. ,JI Leilffey 2.002 SZ. ZQILJZM 'fr ...iw Z Q-.1 in lincoln abe lucero vo'-:ily loctlcafl wail m111'11'fm ,lf r,1r1 11111 carlos luz baslcvtbaf lfctta lllflllltl lray mc claren cumm, cl quiz 1.1.111- igmrri. cl .-Q ti rs wa lr-1. qua, lomanvttf-, aut. in class v.D. 9. Q' LQ -. vp, .l c.a.s.1,. 1l1n11111,11, 11.11f'vjr1g ,11 1111 clinion dan mc lrinnon idwvtisfq 'naraqi-1 'I 1' Pt.-1 lilcvs politics salirq ,111111l1,1f1i1l1 ,11 111111. of '11ff,u11f- john mc quillzen ff 21' 'lor ivor- llvl, L,l..KI, brisk-'IEC 5, lllzflllllc ,ll p1fn11,r1.1 milre mac lray lil:-as 5 nlir: 4:7110 donald maloney track lr- 'uvts ima.. f 11. 1. I1.lIl alice lee manlo ff, .4 i nccstu 1 or My l, ' aaa 'lvif f7 X' Je 111,11 ,llllhfllll thomas cl. marlrs, jr. -alvty :crrm tt.-a lv -N ti1il1.'tmanaq.'r CCW: Jfd, ll.P,11.!.l, ,JI r1.1r1l11r.f ronald mason mais 1--mduztr al ads marcel bernard matley :sl - likes painting, sculctui 11.11.1f .111 111151 marilyn gene maus acccnnpgnist lc' 'ned' 'P dance cglwoif, qaa 11111111 ,1l 1,11f111l11' 117111 :fx pf siclney ann mayorgas NL, ffl-f Cf. I mayor-Qcmmvgrcial X, L iI:2111,g1,1j1fnr 0 J roberta m. mead qaa likw, tvavii rg, 'lwiiifg 1.111 diego 111111111 mlhlqif jerry meister VYidlF?Y+Y7idtl1 rdiiztw: l1'l'w don mellon wt - if 'ta Lai' u '-I -rf.: liit: ,'VJl L i ffl l,Ili,1ll bob lc. miller .a':f,l'iiF1 Ti - F'Sl'q1Zi'iq, Fish rq ull! .ffgyff 'lmlffv mz.,gL clonnalee miller Iii f1 CCISU' I Y, . , , if mum wzulyr uf mfr wig lee roy miller .v. ' ffi l 1 -I 1 ll' Y LJ f 1 i , .tzmf rj shirlee mae miller ii wi veronica mills 171.4 rl I i judy monahan richard wayne moore sharon mae morris :'1 :--- --:to .I 'if' 1': a :'- X a'Z1 114.4 .1li.Jm f fr -A 5' '-V 'Y 1 rmvi'f v,1f,',4 fi1Jl4U .lf -1.11- mffi gi LPLUIPIL L wig paul c. morion donna muchmore sharon ree mulhollancl -j f? i' Y 'K F C i v'. ,-'f ff' ff 165373: of W 'vs fir? 'V iran-tice :'s -S p.ri,nhf1..'ui1i mlillui ulyzmuzfzg ,rl nil' f'wI!izwwJ pirilzifrmraz 1'wifv1I.z.' lansing henry morton rifsiw lcdha 'ra if kc- -U 'S zifnhf ILIIJ dean richard mumby 'kos ::h:tcq'acn, hff. Yu wo. ai: ral if M121 Jiglqff mm T' leo e. niemet mery noel his med,-l cvs form laws aznvtrf bmah-'ti-,'s Capt, qaa, chow 1111111111Kq .11 111111. of 111.117 joan beverly nye diane elizabeth oberg lomanvttws, pr. class svoy, bffstw qlub -usb ba'l chfnn, gurls' l.-aqL1.- H., ,I ,fm asb socwal chrnn., sr, nng comm. D Q V 117111. nf 1'11f111'.11f11 georgia louise munday pr wiv' stall qrlf, gl.--' lwk,-5 flcatnqx awrvwminq 1111111114q .rf 11.1.1. lee murch oortil -'dwtcv C.,,l. C'1s :ww ' s.1 ,p1gr, ef. VFQ comrn. ihmn, hw-y vp. 1111-111111. ,11 1,111 111111. rex h. murphy .h1'5s1lulT, eva rl u' sharon colleen neal ,wy1'1w,-,gm 1-5-f. qwvlsl l.-aq .V 11111111 .11 11.111 barbara lou neely lwnanwtt-'sl Co. wivv Clnr ff1.111111'1.111'1 111711111 paul e. nelson li f lh 'H sllJf1-13 ll'-' 1111 111113 allee nowden va's1ty leetral basl-itbaa tra 'l 1.111 diego 111111111 1111l1Qq1 'Florine olf boostvr C ub, quls ql--1' gaa 1,111 Jigga 11.111 -Vi noela nowell 'nodllll' C57 V ' 1,111 11'11.q11 11,1111 john c. owen l'lV'l'l. VTTW, YFD dla L'U1lA.UL Q- barbara jean paschbeclc lilr-is swimming Sifwnnq inn rim' !jL'tiUV.lflII,U edwin l. paul rot: Iilccs sports, fishing i.111 diegu jlnljur flllltft ann lee perlrins crch-astra, cyl, ik.-Q rriugig, swrrrvmnq nm Jngn mm alvin tony perreira varsliy football, basfbal' will Jnrgn il.1l4 alan person pres. ir. class, psf. e.: NIt'dfL'fl7f .rt 11.111 ford sally lee pettit Qirle' lffaguc, girls' ql.-. lil-rs sports. music ir1d1.n1.i llflfl. ul rmdrrim ruth phillippi lprnanettes offigigr. lr, prom comm., vcspwr comm, nm diego fmt: leonard plant rnaior-industrial arte lois plummer qirls lvagim, qaa, lnrrr, rm. mp., chor filllfflvif ffhllflf lorraine marie popham booster club likes reading, slratinq blljfflfvl mlfege richard ivan porter Comm. of boys' activities. skeptics pres., rote ,nm diego .1 half anne e. ralston modern dance club, exchange editor of pointer .forial .ferzrife .11 .flare 32: 'Cn .1-Qsmff. ' ' 'iffy robert francis pall fmiffilm .rl ini. charles thomas panner ,grind Crvw, rililu fvnrri k-gs wpcowvl FQ nn. .iii form Iillian parlrs crnariwttve, qi! nfaqur mm dhlqu jrmifn rrfffiyu Q.. mf A v V i ' 'I-Z .-:Af 7 R 'M fbi' Q .4 'ii ilurg rr-lf rvlwtriqrarlv billy frank reicl ,x .,l,,.,,: -.aff .flrlqff 'nr,'1,,, iffulfi-qi helen m. reid ,,,,, , uw .fliyff fnrfffff ifffliyi george rice r ,tri i i.r ' lr, i, ll.JIl wallace neale rich 1, ,, ,,,, , wh, wniigr iff fvlrlqw if,vr1.f. :., danny riclwey i.s.l, kay mt ,vsitv be k.-tra' ,'?f'.lVH,'.1t'l '11 ffugfnf mm genie riddle 'RN '. 'Xi V.T 'iff' Q-fr' f3.g',-. -l. rr-a, -'llxi fi P i' V !,,f,'. g, ,f. r.fni.1l'ff11 .rl f7ff7','HIl.l lcay louise riley ., K .tri wut nm Jliluff -.Cm virginia ann rfmell V, flfws l H'f 'if f.' Ln. vm rwp. CF Maven . ull! iflcgff mill: bernice e. riveroll ,I '11 Wffufi IIIJIIIIIL' william robertson 'Him' -'rd .sffia mix nm rfnlqu i.',lli helen joan robinson 'rwifv-'tt-iz apt., f al. L , fl portal glall, ao. ilul: -fren. alasi- WMP., fasle lwwt -ar qi' '-Mtv 'fri it flfrs ina, 'i l uf-fifal ilvrnfv. ffii'm'u1l.rl from san di. q' liiqlw X frances geneva rodriguez if My :zu Qi, I ffnifm ii ilnlf aczfjcm' bernard george fan fri A iw, f ini w new ' 11.1. .flu lffnl susie rayburn ,nn,. rwar'f1'vi iliir i vii 'HSI IH :' -:lm n',m!ffi.! june reeves i im i 4- fl l.y arf i---wx l 1' 'ful till il j:fw,1ff4q1,1f:ffi ,, -nn. K 11- 5- , george robert roe va stty tcotball as tball ey cub rm diego :Irie betty jean romdahl S S SWl'Y7'Y7 'YUJSN II manuel joseph rose 'Tl Cl lV'l US fla V b s tball f fltfflf II rrchard allan roshon att, C fa so scan L nt awa 4:7111 I 4 margle jean royle Y G U pcrnt com 4 1 :du IHIII calvm bruce russell ilS Q :tba l, car- , 'N .'-F43 t. rum . t. f bob w. ryan v rstty oc at, razl L-f blk ronald james ryan I ' ' all , 'Q 'Cf C f Jw l.1lf Illlll. sonya rydbergl Of ld? .f..', 'V ' 1 addie lee sanclers ern a yt 'qlm pcrrvsyv .Seca cam ,, TXC Lru' .rl le um rw pamela Sanders unter ta f. m. . Q s' can tl . clectio s comm col tg patricia a. sears Q. c at s raging dvawl ,b nm diugu mmf up :Qu B' f K. B-X s.. simon serrano maimfhigtmry HVT'l'1flCVT'C' nslruction wnqinvf nw Jigga infliffr z'HHL,QL richard h. seymour rm, ruqirnyntal Club, nr X flql' Pcowlvr Club llliiljijflc .11 nrff.ll1lfi margaref ann schmidt sul' fl.-vlr, pan am. iluli xl rvnqnwllvf, l , . irflmxlffwz .ll 1l.n,'lfnJ franlc schuld nfl fur, wtf ri qw'r'.'r'lal r hiv Hlvff mm billy g. schy -.nz .flew mzlifn' LUIXLAQL pete michael severtson vast. Paine mc cl: HJ. l1.lll 'Q robert brown sharon ik' ohoioqvaclw carol kathleen shea 'nod-'rn damr, cpl. Nchrfstva all-ptcs clur um Jnlqff mm lucille marie silva sr. img comm., .-lqctwne comm. JL11l,1f ffxlqnm .il n.i.i. mathew g. silva Ccys glee iles Qars ff r fn 1 01.111 sebastian silveira ioewm, cl inhzrschclastf oecstur clhb pres. frail arsity basketball 1.111 .fl 11,v.a. carol w. smith lilccs rgadinq, tunnis LII! Jigga il.Ilc 'v 4. X robert eugene smith '.aw.f'i' sr ' iii. l i T : ull! .ffijgff mm robert lee smith 5, . :WWA ,iq V , A, . HI .fir si i.'.:.M wilma sohnlein qir 'Num LV, W- Lp, Luirmi, joan marie soucie Lriw lift far I x'- ' ' Y ,hffmf lllfclk: ,rf Ji.-i rider south ,,,,j., , ffninnii sheryl joanne sperry ref ti ' 'lr Ln' ' fmN1iH1,Jflr1.u ara lou squibb lrmvkifvi ltr , wi. lat jimi ' arlw I ruff,-ag mm Jn ,gn mm donald james swan films printinq mm draw mm jaclr charles swanson . .., .ln A . KJV 1 I ' ui ll.ll1 Q. 3 clittie smith 'infer'-:rv-1 ll- lfrnii Pllllllll-Q ifffffvqt evelyn lorraine smith 7 'infYi-fr i ' WM, Y . WC. 1.111 11111 fllwjlillj iifwwf james smith Idwfli Ti' i,1r1.flr4gff '11f,'1ffi i 4 4 james p. smith i., r ' r qt Nm. ,Hi lfflii rhoda jane smith -:drafted mama fifrwlmii wffftgt richard d. smith ,,,.j- .1- r -1 lr 1 l N i - f '.r, iifffwz. l.z1.11ff.1,.ffff, 1 Wwe fh- C5 7 Eb- lzllfl. Vx i sy ' VJ: 1 'Is 'L L.. Sr u+'3:,r 4V- nadine viery ,, 1.-ttf, -. alll Jlrgff walter vouaux wlr. Cffwra ra-r lr nm. ,Hr lrffu darlene lpatl wallrer 'raw' '1a - :V -1- 1.111 rflrxqff will robert louis wellcer rf fwliir K. ,. allr- ,irfw nflqfmrufrzg ,ii ,'1, ' 'N lfncla ward 'Uv 1 as ' ' 1' dwwa, Q lv 'me- . 5,',,:f.f nw nun. ffl rf,1'f,r,r.JU, barbara ann warfield ,wwf ffl Y. 22 Sf up-.4 Kew.: L- 'E3' Y bf v lr dwain swearengin l M. 14,5 buwdmq fir, r,1f jwrll louise annette tanner l rl . lL,f I'fA.IllHll.lf rrlfffffl mariy jo ihomas 'rx rl-rn rlarvr lm ,l r Tx ,fall ,Liv llllllllfxf .rl n.r,f..1. mary a. ihompsor. Ham li. 1, lyk Clrnfrruq rv. lv .fr.r.f.', rr.1:u beverly jean tomlinson r7f fl' 'lliwll nmrl carolyn trueft ronald s. furnbow 1 , l'1.i a.'W, ,LII I' Ufffrlfc howard b. ulm 1'i' frzmrri wi IIN. Phill dan edward varner wa, ,7,v,,,y, um Jn gf, mm 6- 'lr 'La 7-, 'I' Q... X 'bf' ff- S' Q.. -4. X 1 T X Q x 9 V Q! in S 'tal 1 Q X richard allan watson Pirlv Qlur ctlizr 111111 diane whitalcer beverly white il,-Q Mes f joan phyllis white 'riodvvn dancv C utr. C 5 ab 11111i ,ll 11f1pf111111 111 X' robert allison williams, ' K X 11: 'asc chctcqraphvf' V If X 1.111 Jhgff 11.111 ,ff 'f ' it 'V '7 allan wilson f boys -fats rvc, ci y pf.-1 ,MUN ,,V.,- E. ,Mn 1 ,- 4.-a 111. H 1'.111 .11 11411111111 robert howard wilson 'fair'-'oath 1V,LT'ff'T-'2V3C . 1,111 111111 11.111 william t. woodard '-gg1 1:'tal glen 'H ' C ocostc' 111.0 fI.lI,l!.1L',1.f:UI1 lee ann woodland 'c 1a'1ff1', l ', W '-'11 -Iv: Qaqu-Q 3-'C 1 lflljl. uf 1'11f111.1d11 wanda woods jaclrie woroniclc connie yardley ynarrrtfi, th E' point,-1 stall 1.111 1111111 11.111 hughlan clyde yoalrum C ost! : ..C, iumor afhir'-.1vfn.grf l1111i11i ,rl 11.111 dorothy ann zach trgcn .1 Qcrtrg hah Mn ' 'op asc ball Qynon. el 11111111 Illllillf 1'11U1g1' caroline e. gould lloml W'CCdlOW VV lion wafer-Ccfnmcri al torecg' anquaqc 1111143 f1c,It'l7 1111 fllfftyt W'1lf!!f,.Q rodney edgarton luscomb, III varsity tcotball, baseball, basketball zwnld lmzff sylvia miller Co-sports vdltor on pointvr, . fwfr OUI' SZnlCr flIIHII.lHWll .rl mm calendar tliursday, triday, may l, 2, senior play f ralph paul rlcltley tuesday, may 27 senior mottiers' tea likifs sports, ptii toqraptiy I I Liu' .rf Illlfl, uf mbr.rilf.r tUeSClaYr IUVWC 3 dltcll Clay sunday, june 8 senior vespers tuesday, iune IO, ttie prom thursday, iune I2 graduation also graduating senior play diana gust vespers committee advertising manager ot pointer gaa, pan american club fliffflgll .fw'1iu' .11 u.i',i'. charles 'Fredrick hamilton from tt. l-iancock, texas track 11.1. army donald F. mc lean editorial editor at the pointy likes aviation 11.11111 .rvrrdenri jerry arnold reddell majorgmatli, fine arts r.1r1 diego jrznmr wllegi jim frank sacrenty likes mectianics mn diego jrnziw mllfge bette june serrano majorftiomc economics uwri .ll lefepfyrnlf fn. dave leroy taylor likes printing, cartoor-ing pfflllfllg burirleii mendoza. our yunlor cass havrng worn the rough edges off du Ing therr sophomore year the class of I953 faced the hrst semester of rumor Irfe wrth confndence and posse and what a year' they thought long and hard cam pargned furiously and elected as fnrst se mester offrcers frank mendoza presrdent sharon jaclcson vrce president cathy wIl son treasurer and cordelra wedgewood secretary asrde from football games and partnes therr bug actrvrty was the class sponsored beanie sale a most successfull project wrth a new feelrng of class umty the rumors started the second semester after therr luck wrth the beames the rumors ventured Into the dance held and agarn were blessed wrth success leap hop therr frrst dance carrred out a leap year theme ludgrng from comments of upperclassmen and from the receipts thenr efforts were well spent the busy sprung semester offrcers were nchard lllley presudent hector fer nandes vrce presrdent chu teh lulluan sec retary and sue penners treasurer brrnglng the soclal year to a close was the unforgettable rumor prom their rumor year seemed perfect In every respect the class of 53 now loolcs forward to an equally satrsfyrng sensor year sprung officer richard lllley hector fernandez chu teh lullra at fall officers cathy wilson, cordelia wedge-- wood, sharon jackson, franlr n sue pen DCIS 0 o I . . . S ' r I I ' I . . . , ' I , . , , I ' I ' . I I . .. . .. . - . . . . . , .. . . . . . . ' I I ' , I f ' I ' . I , . F4 is M . . . l , ..,,.. Q ' dm.-QH1+Qv ., ..-4-'ns-vlIss1+,.... ,P- annette adamson ediih ahlsirom anne amos jerry anders janice andersen frank asaro buddy aubrey richard azevedo judy baker yvonne baldwin shirley bamford jim banlzs dale barbaf paul bariley shirley balk bob batkerton iathleen benkner john benlroslry gereldine benneii lyla beniley genie berlrman sheila berthiaume jo ann besser lua mae beyrer pearlie blackman judy blair rod blanchard stuari blankinship elsie bledsoe barbara blee roger blue sally bonham franklin booth della bouton della bowerman or .Q iv' 'Q 4 0 Oli , 4 I X X dora bowns ronalcl brandon ffnlmr fn, mfw janice broolrs helen cabral james cady carolyn callrins margaret callnins joe campbell louis capello Illfc ff' Q71 f' ,I . Q jim Carlyle W 4? helen caull: donna clwapman Y .Q rv X . N-fr' lewus chaprnan N., - horace clnatman ., , ' v M 5 Nr X betiy cheek neal clwristianson maureen clark gary clarke joanna clarke ronald clarlre don ccllnns paul comito william conlrlin verl conn agnes correia robert cosfa warren courtney roger cox 3- M 'a don crane hugh crombue clan cunmngham pai curry ernest dangou emmagene day leon denkel loseplw delreysen lorefta de lreyser albert de pneirl george dCfl'1lCY w I dev tt beity dompner herb donner pm doolltile mclue downham bob duncan doug dunlap lecne dunn laura dunstan geanne du paul pack dyer lerrold eggleston loan ertmer frank faxon hecior 'Fernandez Qony ferreura mary lou ferns sally frfer 111111111 ,111 11111 1011111111111 class of 53 Y . '. i orvin doclen V Q'-:V Nm. 5. Q 3 y I 1. 5: A, X ,N J . l- 1 margie lreck joan Kemp shirley lrennedy joe kennedy chu-ieh Killian wilson lritto mary Hein shirley knight harold lrrupens mitchell lruhl duane lruhlow joan lruhlow david lamoti von landis tom larkins alfred leach linda leary richard lilley X 31 be axe' B1 tizz 4 5 barbara holrn freddie holmes shirley horion mike horvath tom houshar cleda huffnagle beverly hughes carl hultgren ed humes garry hummell harry hummell bobby ito ann ivancic sharon jackson barbara jenlrins judy johnson birgit jorgensen garnet lramrath hr' GC Yhvx X ,ss s 1 ' , , if rosemarie martinel clolcres mason paul massey iudifh rnaxwell mary mello franlt mendola stephen meyer carl middaugh dolores middlebroolr arlene mihlman buuy miller margucrite miller shirley moilanen richard monhenl antonette moniz frances montoya neil morefield deanie morehouse jeanne myriclz beverly nairne 7' Q 3 . i ,Q V - 1 K X 7 as i x is joy Iindquist sandra long louise luckeit max lund esiher lustig carolee mc cann lorraine mc combs richard mc curdy shirley mc Kinley lnay mc laughlin carol mahon bill martin '. 5 Q- 6. A-i 'cr if J I ,sf 'i me M richard negrete bob neil bob nelson norman niles bill norton lathleen o'brien nelson olf eva oliveira virqinia palmer waldo palmer leonard parsons barbara paul nancy penkert sue penners charlotte phillips jim posey marlene price marilyn pugh lrniclz pyles sue rampton beth ann reed robert rewiclr william reynolds barbara rice carole ann ricln philip riley beverly robbins donald robertson ronald robertson wanda roclgers toni roeniclre leah rogers dixie rogers lrathryn romani mary alice rosa olivia rosa games ross norman ross tom sacrenty lydia saczko gary sada hideto salramoto f Sf, 1 Q.,-1 rs, I X Z' T Sxif archie southard danzella spencer diclrie stevens franlz Stevenson bobbie stone bill stovall stanley strainge helen stubbe mary lou stump alaine Sutherland carolyn swenson mary lou taddilnen ida sanford paul Schlador don schoolcratt joan schuett jimmy scarborough stella sears suzanne sharon milforcl shears sonia shellstrom john sheppherd lorraine sherwood florence sieclzman lorraine silva alvin silveira ben silveira wilbur stelton albert slrinner jody slaton chuck small janice smart doug smith ronald smith robert snelling herbert solomcn andy thompson ralph wallace ellen well: cecilia white liaren wiebe nancy troendly bob velasquez barbara walfers mary c. ward jean wisley paul west ora mae whitehurst charla whittington joy sue wilbanlrs art williams if . ' X Li, -1 W Y . 1, 4' lf 1 l john Qalamantes don iartre dale ihoman bill thomas paul thomas warren thomas manuel veniura eric walker frances walker carol waiis Cordelia wedgewood alice weir 9? 47 Gd Vs qv' bob wimams marllean VANSZY caihy when myrkrc wrthers rves vloorzy robert wosicki zrnle 'Lozaya Xunc biddk gene C'BW bob hutchins ann king In-n mcinnis roy prrest ed rarnsey connrz reed jean wisely richard yah richard george Kohn rnarklnu Kaye wissingcr rim 1.ak Nez roy gueskon kennzkh mcneke , nsz , 9 ' x LL We an 53. .6 W A Y WXIWQ :img ' '-5: yr Q '- .Mq 1 . .Gb x W X4 A? ,.i mf A x Mf'fX ' Q Eff 5 ',,,M,,.w. 6... QTL Ax x V 'nl Wg ' vwx 14,5 .Q SFX-A 'PFS-x Q5 WJ3. V' . x :ming A. , 5. ...A W1 Q v-'U' 4 A 514.1 N lratle gower edlth elser dlenne phnllrps nancy roblnson bobble hanna we would lrlce you to meet the most often Forgotten students our sophomores these energetrc newcomers to pornt loma spent the trrst semester getting unto the swung of thrngs at our school by second semester they had proven to be a valuable asset rn all stu dent actrvrtres the members of our brggest class elected otlrcers second se mester bob hanna nancy robmson dranne phrllrps edlth elser and katie gower served as presrdent vrce presrdent secretary treasurer and hrstorran respectrvely the ottrcers qunclcly placed the class ot 54 rn the spotlrght by obtarnrng a sott drrnlc concession tor the school dances thus was later changed to an optronal arrangement next on the program was that unrque carnrval on aprrl lst tool s tarr with a calce contest varrous concessrons dancing and a tloor show thus event created a treasury tor the class pornt loma has recognrzed the Interest and abulrty ot these stu dents and we point wrth pnde to our sophomores 0 0 0 ' . ', . . . y . . . A . 4, , li. 1, . . w I eff to right ccwnmg malta, nancy xvknuff vis ww' hudsfw 'wavy fnpw fam' V ,Q Mlmn v.-r:.'1N0 nmrv WNAWN YOW 2: xamdva SH N X mdrg :bmi .mm .a' :-'QNX Ffa:-' fab' 5, m qanlux ,-mth .Wsfv ga' y sm th ywxnn. QU 0 ,am-t M. Wm: ff' 'W' Rf-' 2 'WWJZ row 3: Ya m ri bvanHvy, bww VN-im h V57 Q V 'm vfiia-,gum ddw Fun' ahm Hmm-rt am rw wma, wk, fn iatfvzf rl Haw-w JM Yiob Puri 'VY' 'id5'Y'S 9 row I. left io right: 'Yana' ff-' 'PPMH-' nv' ' --- maw gfmrto, yadw- Cuflvck, pjamrw daiNa'd, kathzr MH , CMWMX na! Qlww gig! F.-'mfs N21 V fivldj row 2: luamta pau, land marshal kathvyn paxmm Wcpmg-5 pau! ru wrsf, Shar' r' 3-jnknn-N, fi 'W Y3r.'n7 Carols schndc, gvq-gr d-'aiq row 3: ,ack .grtwhardt peed-' dvrvwy, bfb thomas, dvd: rtnuhy, mo MN,-r aff' d 'vm'Yof'w.- nfs mc qfwrr- yn vcvafds ww VI.-v.'Ps, qulbwvt mnk-'y. class of 54 Un' rafratvj Avrr. r arm If, 3: patsy -ahrira pat 4: rrrwta ,awww rrdnrm, row eft to right: ,Cav sir' Van 'atif 'at'f 1 wrtiix P, trjrn Ciff' mama 'J'x: 'w, ph, row his ta-'rr-'ti, atfwrg rwv, rar' Va' V vi am' ri q 'rv 5 ard ami draa mary r '-: ra whsr-na -' trades: row brri sordra rivir hr. r avara d'a' ,rrqr,.'v, fa r standlw :arcarq r, r,a,fa'.N , rfarw Card, sil'y thfrrrrzzcmq row 'haf' th 'ag :Vi hrlyv -Y ,r 5.-1.5 'iF' Nawrr-, G-'fa' mf hrrflr danny . rail ' -' '- row I, left to right: ,fan at rctt, sharon Carat Crawford, etfcrw Cade. betty sh-grmar, mutton, betty tcwrwar, bartorw krogtus, Caro! 77 ttrxf, rody poets: row 2: tone! parking, charhc h.stcd ronard harrrnq- ton, mtrrwgl dcrrictc, trarwcihna Souza, judy d cksrc csgccd, shcrw rw hagcn: row 3: migurf smrth, m-iza. rrmmrc drnahuc, DNN boram, wvslay phrtlrppr trwd tidsham, mrcharii acute, phrthp marr, Ucyd ht' bfi richards: row 4: dcugras harrrs. tfrry 1.-crrard, ram-'H ralph, rotqcrt roy roy madruga, bob whit-' larry davli rfvatd grrbfgkfr, thomas guvstorr, .. - ' r A 1 if ' l'-5f:.M. '- row I, left to right: betty XTLJ ,once -fear-or wfsorr Ccvcfy t:':a,.:tarrc, arf:-5 fycrrsah, patsy mittcr, mary You barrd salty stef'-3, ttcrcrrcv waFtac-3: row 2: rfrartha ma5Cfvy. dcrra fret rcrctr 0 hh trarcrw atcrccht, yrwz rwayrwris, -:tsa cstt-rsc , ,cafrrr-' attlrcflht, barbara trftrrrlr, marrow tautccrwrj row 33 mrkc tcrch, chartcs Steward, :cc ptrttchcr davrd tusdate, davtd lawscrw, trcgo goplartc, tony Drown, rrchard stottz: row 4: charles rcdd, robert gr tihrlst. arry krkarrd, arthur ahdcrscrr. chartcs boys' pau! rimrrcz, bob stotqhtcn, harcld strombqrg, qurt ar: vgrn row I, left to right: qrfun. laclrsvn, Qmolf bw.-ga Qnnlgy clwostnw. gt-an lmqwlt-, alltu rnga si row 2: ty-:tty lrcltas, anna lntgrnp, marina pctltt lmi. l qoww, loan Pal C-'czzgy va wvatqr yolanda ':'nw : row 3: bfrtn gould, tml imfnmn, lim mnrtm gjcnad lwncn, dt-nnl5 rfvns, -a'vn gtnqkland, gferg- sarnpwcn, mllc-' doug row 4: rcland lnurcm, Mawr, bvntc' cnuclc Nt-5 z yclv' tv't'..n-' bitt :nb Mm. dnl: qhaqwglt, ' tv row I, 'g : as lynwan, dlclc godda voy tamda, mtwvm laobtis, fd LOVVCJGU, dwa nw lwwrrnans, paul jolwn-win: row 2: matt srlva, lc-'n nl,rn,5, rfnnng da Silva, tcrn l'ldlYTcidC3, erncwfd qw lifalu-r, dun llnw oqlvt row 3: mnlcv mcnrflw-'ad, Wanda st -'-' l-', alyc-' t:.,'Y'tiaugl1, qlrirla fllls, g-f:'q- Ina ulmq slwlrltgy 5lZV'UOln', awdt' lumlncz, ci.-lm,-1, butltr, ruby lung: row 4: nancy roblnscn, slwvlfy partaln, Indy wt-ilu, rgsv mana qlnlo, nancy tnurlrr H ld. ' man .mln vbruf 'naw mn. lzrowlru -i J? ' 1 x ' row I, left to right: Q-ft, sdnclwvz, Jn.-1 ' rr W- l qfaylv -'stty dwrv rl-L? Ls, kartmfa uaqin aw BI- tl-'lg row 2:dwc1m ,vm ludy qdwla 11 n. q ldl. so-'ll:-'Q vann lfcld l-tnnnv fl-at '-1 :in-,l A, .wllla'nu, 'n1vn.1 ln nt 'X 1nl3tf:ngrow3:r C Mis, 1-d v-lmflu-7 nfl f. fsqfr'-v, nlumx, 'W dir.-l dgm wlmn'fxlnv', wil frmqqvr, ttll twr'-, mlmrd Uvvvtat vnar'u.l sllwa Vw rostg row 4: qi-'ln lcnfzx, tfwnlw-'y Piwufar-, 1 nn nord. Q R, riaianmn, 'nlclcwv blafl ' hwt Wilt, gpmld QM' t t Afllntlu ff row I, left to right: ran' A sf' JF' 'fftn ,ian -1Cn.sa, 'na' voorquvs E-'itffv Wannadc. row 2: Cyiw f, 'nn I :t tant n w tn racwfs min - :tt 'fafg L- Fw tau, lcann s.:a5twar pat j knew row 3: 'Ct-'ta H vids cyd C 'fy' few Crit :inc :1g ' yn tnatinr, ,fnn rhy donah :any whim. w1Q-Q 'i'3w-' cya, row 4: 2 r. A 1' sn xi QFD-'t Warp, 'n' ri n.gL..g cw rw. ut. fr n-, fn- nnis sa'--rw, N: ' 'dm' 1 - H Pwilf . 3,-.'f'.-fr V 112: Wi Mx!! 'W RF' 5 row I, ieft ko right: L, J. fly LW LEi'LJ'd -cram-QL, L3-nny punt-Dx., gm! nn.,Jtw row 2: dfuqnn .ww mhz? ii-ff, 3 V LUV.. my-,. uid, -Q1 zdjngn. row 3 nghavd dun-, 1an.x5 iavknsvv, nxnavd Tuvnnsw gghn uvwnagtcn bed'- FC.-.,r DW' CiYf'-' 'Ns-, fi' im- X ,gifs row l, lefk fo right jenn naval: vcr- T nqfmw fm brick gona rgzgm wrg fl. 1 n.-rw. row 2: SYWVWG wviwavdfcn, dzlgn an iandna k-My .wars qaw xaws, :au , , Mitt C- v- 'Wy R, fy rgdson, ':1'vn.' fr A man lynn wortnvnghn. row 3: 1.-vn fitz qvilo, Sa' fa NU0, warn-'w gqwards, Hutt VHP fn, qwry new-'H shurfvy hmm, Saw dra Mtcnnqs, phyllws balckvdanN, .ffuann 'nrrfnrt shawn wwvdlictt. row 4: nw fn:'o rmccn rxclwww qcorgy, skwppvgr pm- fosc tony Jarkm, hgrbcrt tanida, dw tutiv, 108 '.3r'1cwQ. row l. left to right: bobby bum, rcs.- rnam' VllvJ UL't, ruth bfll dsnny, it sandclur. row 2: rnrxs lox, lona ican armstronq, row 3: wavnw whrtf, arthur quiiada, pcrcv daniel, don caldwqll. row I, left to right: edith Wilkinson, mar- lene hcndrv, elaine lindrus, betzi hen- dry, arlean mc: phcrson, barbara hawlrrns gen bardcn, ethel noel, jaclri Covington. row 2: dave isbell, ted lcavenworth, guy richard, bob steely, jerry lroch, trevor lyons, bob hanna, row 3: orrin collrfr, gary prim, louis n-gwcll, bobby ciitchins. fred stubbe, herman thompson, ray za- ranlca, bill holley, charles lrcttcrnan, ad bohanzn, lim preddy. art sherwood, charles lundgren, ethel king, annie hutch- inson, barbara stept, Suzanne pugh. air. il, jytz' 11 ,... 1 row I, left to right: Iillran brown, L-liza bath pvtcrson, sandra smith, .flainv Soni mgrrnaver, iorqcna wt-ina. row 2: sub stancrl, marsha williarnu, nan tnnchvor violctta IOUCS, nancy beck, ioannu barrcs, row 3: jim storm, john Coit, stuvv hoftos, rngllo lgtitwylur, bill havworth winston housluy, qcorgiz paddvclr, brag.- Wl'1t'dOV1,lOW 4: david tisdalc, billy baker, qcnv rnuchmortr. david award, -'rrol plaistud, iohn hall richard booth, bob roeder, Waldo palmgr, bill agan. 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I ,5- -Hd yn our football team ...under tlwe able guidance ol laead Qoaclw don gicldings, line Coacilw benny edens, oacklield coaelw ray malcolm, and delenaiye coacli l1il crosfhwaite, tlwe oointers gave the lane many a llirili-oaekec game Curing tlie '5l- 52 football weaaon. lnolding tlfieir own againsf wan diego in the earrii' val, tlne pointers looked like lliey would be louglw to beat in any league. . . . varsity football leltermen were as le lows: niles, beard, billings, costa, danjou, duncan, dias, disney, fry, freeman, gould gomes, hilsen, ken and ed humes, king krupens, lucero, luscomb, long, morton, nowden, olf, perriera, roe, severtson, stev enson, wallace. tlie lward-working manager were doolitfle, campbell, and taylor. wf .,. .1- J . , 1' S -Nana s... i Y sgiagl E N ., . 1 I '-.:, , ...in our sixth game with san diego, we loowed to the cavemen in our tirst defeat with a score ot I5f6. . . . still with a lot ot spirit, the pointers knocked helix with a score ot 36-9. . . . atter a long struggle in our last game ot the season with our old rival, la jolla, we lost ZIFI4, thus ending the season with tour league wins and two losses. . . . spurring the pointer attack in the backtield were allee nowden, dick disney, frank stevenson, and Dick Long. g of-K, ld ' X., ,I url 1 milf' ali' JUG' N-if coach hrl crosthwarte manager frank booth TCW Vx O C fy UZ OU dl V row rr d y oe r cn anlf our basketball team our hard worlrrng basketball team had a terrrtrc season they came from the bottom of the league last year to second place thus year manager robert smrth and players danny rrchey george roe dave g bson allee nowden wayne de bate david gomes carlos luz art blllrngs and dICk drsney playrng therr last season tor the pornters dd a swell b especrally honored was danny rschey who recerved the player ot the year award an basketball coachrng hrs last season was coach hl crossth waste he lett the day after the last game ot the season to return to actrve duty as a lreutenant commander rn the navy . . . our seasons average was 800 wrnnrng ten games and losing two. our opponents margin ot victory in each ot the two games was a mere one point. we can justly be proud ot our team which gave us an exciting season. coach hil crossthwaite f our b s froni row: V' thatiww, hwfiiky fu -,ai tawfvqfi fi :'rvrv,mf3m,.'i ..Ftu'i,f1.d rvmc-F, second row: :C if tr Q, rAyi- M. Ap' r, N, f K, , ,,-1 fw., 'M H+ . 'ffQ.w,,,v 'W-Q--. 'b-V4 . lvf. , !,'4, N m NL -r l , ,W if xx hw 22? 0 I la track front row: art n.rwc d, c. front row: tiago goulartv, mgr ' lance mortzwn, stvvu tlanagan, har krupcrrs, iim carlylc, dal-3 bar ii L bat, don tostcr, bill burns, ronnii mason, hcrrnan thompson, bud pilqnrn, rngr, back row: buzzy 'Ulll V bob illmd, bK'b fydfl, dlC our track team . , . this years track season was a year ot broken records. although they lell to third place, members ot the team set tour records in track and tield events. . . . lincoln lucero, all around pointer athlete, set marks in the I8O yard low hurdles, broke the mark in the l2O high hurdles, and wound up the season by setting a new record in the high rump. lance morton continued the pointer spree by set- ting a new mark in the shot put. d sncy, passe danny, lincoln lucaro f Q ii paul wtst, art billings, doug smit ronni.: clark.: coach malcnlm. f christcnsfn, rrrarwuul v.gr't..'a, frnir: zczaya, hcraf-5 cnatman. second row: don unoizrwcoo ray innccenti, trgo vulazizati george addcck, charles kwftr- man, r, k, cassnam chuck stcarns mqr. third row: For hanna mano-'i kilya qar-, edgy tcfn harnada 1-'ry torhfy tcfn quvstcn rcaicr- cqu-'. , r A-'1-I-.4 H A'v-'A' 1 s.: .--if-9 ' - ,',,.,, M ggzwmr. Q.. X 3 l Mfr C team 'front row: bob thomas, trcvor lyons, luroy tarrda, doug usry, rim dcnahuv, twink Dfoh-' 'CF harrington. back row: skp pt-nrosig, rngr ronniv tiutlvr. bobby vc'aso.rvz, lrark asarz- iohnny talamantcl, dick boulvy, pe 'Q WM N M N 'k-np. . QW., 'G , W X. QL' Iincoln's marks were 20.0 seconds tor the low hurdles, l4.8 seconds tor the I20 high hurdles, and 6' in the high jump. lance's record setting ettort in the shot put was 5I' b . outstanding tor the bees was herman thompson in the l00 and the 220, don 'foster set a new record ot I minute, 34 seconds in the C 660. 1 in .I I rss: row I: nfn rira ', ffafn --urns. row 2: rfnm smrtln, bob nvrtzb-'rg rolfvrt Peso, lnrrb dunran, waxn 11 rv- lranlc el..wrv r' rnrvfsnr. row 32 Fbbby CL,-fi 'au'-'nw bulb dav, Gram' ' l ' 'r I '1'T r i 'f1.r7ln .-.ri ' 1, F N fry, lnsei: l'la rf'-dvr. our baseball team .. , playing Qprrrled, f-teady, ball, our team more than lneld tlweir own in tlne san diego city league. . A . lronw tlwe invitational Tourney at pomona, our lwardlwilting, grcally improved bail club came liome witlw the consolation prize. a lew cl the learns more outstanding players were bobby buso, ronnie robertson, bill fry, lawrence butler, and dave gomez, ,TI 4535 1 Z IV7 :sw ng 4 ll Jgmggi Af 'f':v,Q,exL24f15if535Pfg? ,nyi S if I, jr 4 IJ front row: tranlr asaro, jirnmic thatchcntranlc mendoza, phil murr. second row: don taster, lourc newell, george paddeclc, bob hanna, and coach malcolm. our cross country team . . . our young and inexperienced cross country team coached by ray malcolm had a luclcless season this year: winding up at the bottom ofthe newly tormed city league. lcen menelce carried most ol the load tor the pointers this year with seconds and a first against helix high. ltime IO min. ll sec.l . . . some ot the others who were in there running hard were letterman don foster, bob hanna, george paddock, franlc asaro, louis newell, 'frank mendoza, niclrie stevens, and ,.v. letterman phil murrand and jim thatcher. our tennis team 'Front row: alvin silveria, phil muir, larry davis. second row: norton hall, clrtt houston, john mcquillxen, tom tettcr, john jauregui, coach giddings. ... l952 was, tor the tennis team. a year tor rebuilding. graduation drew heavily on the experienced members ot the team, and the new league rule which prevents boys from participating in two var- sity sports at the same time pre- vented still more experienced players from coming out tor the team. . . . although, young and inex- perienced, the team managed to beat san diego twice, both times to the tune ol ll-O. . . . members ol the team in order ot their standing are as tollows: bruce russel, alvin silveria, john jauregui, tom tetter, john mc quil- lcen, clitt houston, norton hall, phil- lip muir, larry davis, leon deilcel, ray schlader, mike larch, ,- Baie, am , , -az ef ' '.f-i':,- r I i I RWE lr ,lla . . I wr Blame, A Eormue. our song leaders . . . lor pep and energy we lomans rrad four or rbe Cuteit song leaders wlwo ever led a Crowd. perform rrrg at the football carnival, at all lrrome gamer, arrd during the red cross drive, our song leaderg were both popular and civic minded. , . . bats off to head song leader babe berlclweimer, and ronnie mills, barbara lrelley, arrd diane justice: porrt loma will lose four valuable citizens at gradu- afiorr. mr 'Paul- our cheerleaders . . . our l95If52 cheerleaders deserve titteen' tor the splendid iob they did this year, under the direction ol lealri rogers, head cheerleader, paul mor- ton, and alvin silveira, the smallest crowd sounded lil-re an army. with their original routines and con- trasting back-flips, they even inspired the other schools to yell. a lot ol Credit goer, to these lively three. our booster club . . . our enthusiastic. hoarse-voiced booster club taithtully cheered our teams through thiclc and thin. wearing their yellow sweaters, these spirited students attended the games both at home and tar away. . . , a big event in point loma football was the long beach poly game at that city. three busses, tull ot excited students, went up and returned atter another thrilling victory. . . . t wo members were chosen from each class to represent it in the booster club. representing the senior class were don harrington and Suzie hanna, who also served as president and secretarvftreasurer, respectively. the iunior and sophomore classes were ably represented by dave lamott, nancy penlcert, colleen reddell, and bobby ellis. . . . mr. atherton, as sponsor guioed , , ,, and helped mold the l95l-V a more etticient or ' ' ' Q2 booster club into ganization. our lomanettes we now introduce point lomas marching ladies who add that special color to every home football game, who represent our school in local parades, and who sponsor the march of dimes at point loma. these enthusiastic lassies will tell you that it takes a lot of worlc, time, and energy to be a lomanette. even with that early morning prac- tice in the log, it is worth the effort, planning routines, drilling for hours, pressing uniforms, sewing hats and sequins, trying out for majorette, pombpon, or captain -all are part ot the lun. Y 12 G G fl ai' barbara boland. colonel . , the brighest event in the tall calendar was the annual tootball far- nival, each parade and game brought more oanning, harder drilling, and new suspense. home gamee at which the lornanettea marched were those with grossrnont, hoover, and la jolla. the shrine oarade, halloween parade. Cabrillo parade, and portuguese tiesta were other events at which our lornanettes marched. , . . leading the group through its many activities were the olticers: barbara bolancl, colonel: gloria hermanson, maior: rnarydee clarlr, exeruf tive ottifert lillian blaclcman, and ruth phillippi, captain and lieutenant ol pompons: helen robinson and jo anne diclcinson, captain and lieuten' ant ot the drum corpsg mery noel, gwen evans, and barbara neely, Cao- tain ano lieutenants ot the drill tearn. gloria hermanson. major 'bs . . .. , .':2f gr..q f i 'mm ggi, Q S, xxx left to right marydrf Q A clark, Wlian bfaclcmarv, ghda Pwermanson, kay mc damn, lwlcn robinson, mwry 1 Y larva 1 I mi pam 5' lmwtf, mam' AMC: rosa, yoan .rimfr drdw mason fwaurfsn Havk, sandva rug 5 ,fu ifm ., , Qf.'z, nv. 'Ny na HM, unset: ,fran sglw.-'tt, barbara bofand. . . . our coronation dance X . ,w:3?Q,,,Eag Q M 1 5 'Q l ll ll 52-E Z f - . - 2 F 5 4:14 I i 5 mm.: 3 we ui-.f x , W . aw, 4,13 :Chr K 'W 2- 655-3' ', 3 N. 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'ARMS' I 4 S1 Aiilgigjp ' N- - 1 '1 s H f jrA, rd, 1 . , ' , Q , i r 'M lf, 3 Y af, 'K 5 period 5 ihq. 8: hq. companyj first rank: james beachler, bill coolr. thom- as hamada, richard prevost, barry vinyard, arthur quijada, joe mont-grio, mlre story, djclrie reftett, Ollie Quinn, william schy. second rant: william holfey, mello leutwyler, richard turn- bow. prentis hooper, wayne tate, da. vid clarlc, john Sheppard, edwin paul. third rank: peter severtson, dale thoman, don robertson, bruce whC- don, slripper per-rose, robert heclr, dwayne hermans, george paddeclc, doby sylvester, period 6 lcompany gj. first platoon, first ranlr: franlr hale, hector fernan- dez, melvin hobbs, david lawson, ralph bere, anthony brown, second ranlr: jim lavender, bill hayworth, edward harris, winston housley, roger cox. third rank: william lundgren, brad holm, john hall, ronald grobeclrer, william egan, gilbert dodds. second platoon, first rank: frank schuld, dick porter, pat mc gee, wil- liam bilyou, darold smith, robert saville, wayne leonard, second rant: pat malone, lcaye miller, david powell, qary price, robert wilson, william ascherteld. third ranlr: philip riley, roy steinberg, bob neubert, paul johnson, charles redd, rex murphy, john owen. company headquarters, between pla- toons: james beachler, ted crouch, william Woodward, bob hoplcins, rod fuller, walter wgsiclri, period 3, jcompany lj, first platoon. first rank: art hayward. pete severt- son, louis newell, bill hayes, bob mc- govern, robert roy, bud pilgrim, don schoolcraft. second ranll: buddy au- brey, ed bohanan, louis mc cain, rob- ert phillippi, ted schroeder. third rank: thomas larlrin, phil barber, bur-lry bowman, paul schlador, james priddy, bill richards, carl mrddaugh. second platoon, first rank: robert williams, robert steely, calvin striclr- Iand, nicola manlo, herschel lott, john riley, bill stovall, ernest danjou, second ranlr: james ross, warren courtney, donald hineh, dwaync mc- danrcl, wilbur slrelton, jack eber- hardt. third rank: paul thomas, nor- man ross, james rholf, terry leonard. bobby cutchirs, james grace, jaclr swanson, donald swan. company headquarters, between platoons: rich- ard sevmour, jaclr ingalls. period 4, lcompany hj, first platoon, first ranlr: royal campbell, dan varner, wayne white, charles steward, robert valesquez. second rank: robert l. smith, roger essex, rcbert turnbrow, dcnald caldwell, percy daniel. third rank: paul massey, david swaid. wil- liam eonlrlrn, charles stearns, second platoon, first rank: charles panner, hcracc chatman, doeqlas usry, daniel shfnalrer, wallace rich Cob peltcher, mlre jamieson, rcbert pall. richard yale. second rant: donald mclean, lionel oerlrins, bil white, tmcthy vasquez. paul cannon, robert e. smith, t':ird ranlr: bob batterson, duane lruh- low, cloyse clayton, leon frtzgerald, thomas pitha, john hood, herbert sol- crncn, jmnrny martin, jrrn hrclrs. com- pany headquarters. in center: david qcmes jesse danny. ii. , 1' f L. vw M' T 1' 'Ng L F J P 'K-J, lefl io righi: yaffs OEM-Q' Jvfz 5' t' wa. 3 'Q-. wqwx- MQ, X E313 + V, '.'. yr, f 7 wi.. fs .' 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'R 'hm marydee clark rlchavd emery ludy gohnson literary editor photoqraphy cdrtor art editor 'f me Q' an sl' wig,-va ' 1 -wx V . , L Af 5 ff .1 ' 9 ' kt V QQ If , ' 1 . K if . ' if , 'A Wg,-1 6 Q' Q U g A -A EE Q iv. A , A 6 ' :' Q N r 1 W i s s S Q uqscw . W - , 'h : V X I' yr' :M W 3 I X , - sf 1 A El 1 Q., g Vg J., ,Q 4 I C '1 he ,r ' ' I M A Q s s ' h Ad tr 't I b s. . . . 1 4 . ,, I V s, t s ' ' . X ggi 4, fi Q. .. Q , . a y 5: ' Am! V 1 , I I 2. ff .V U E 5 5 V. A I xx g Q K A gt '3 , f--Mr ...,. V arf staff goan bycrs Carolyn swan n don 'ncllon ran y car gr an ralph cadman not prctured lrterary siaff d n mcrcan h Y n rob rn on norton hal no plctum photography siaff drone just cg gun mums bob y sharon jack Swanson aurenc sch: er not prctury marty 10 thomas marcus cross busmess manager secretary E 'PS' our pointer . . , the pointer policy shall be , . . I. to be the voice of the student body and student body leader. . . . with the fulfillment of the pOinf6f policy as our goal, we of the jOurn6liSm I class plunged into the mysteries of putting i out a newspaper. 5 ' . . . the woman driving us to meet the ...-nf, . - iiiii deadlines was genie riddle, editor. nick fintzelberg put the front page together as news editor, and was followed on the sec- ond page by editorial editor don mc lean. class funny man was diclc roshon, who wrote the 'intellectual lcorner' and supervised the feature page, our sports scribes were manny chula and syl- via miller, who shared sports page responsibilities. the rest of the staff was made up of advertising manager, carol rick: business manager, june reevesi credit manager, mary lou ibey: circulation manager, dolores bradshawt cOpy editor, shirley christman, exchange editor, ann ralston: art editor, connie yard- leyg faculty advisor, mrs. virginia whitson: photographers, lawrence schiller and bill richardsg and reporters georgia munday, bev, harris, and francine cornblith. genie riddle nick fintzelberg . . . the second semester found the jobs slightly shuffled around. niclc fintzelberg served as editor. the staff worked hard and furnished a newspaper for the student body every two weeks. june reeves sylvia miller menuel chula carol rick dick roshon don mc lean ,F is M, .si in-383 ang, ir a h OLII' journalism c ass row I, left to right: law ri-nr.-' srhill-'r, nan lunch ,- ri, niclty tirtzwltwrq, con riddlv, naclinv yi-'ry, fran shirliy thristnian, carol riclc aschvrtivld, larry irving don mt lt-an, dick rm-hon. youve read our news, our problem's out, you'ye seen our worlc, you see our plight, you lcnow the way we write. behold, but do not latt. our features youlve thumbed the mottled crew before through you is, and thought the illustrious pointer statt our writers not quite bright. i our culo club . . . the cub club is organized tor the purpose of bringing together all those interested in journalism. the club publishes a small paper called the pointer pooch. this paper is written, typed, and mimeographed b members ot the club. . . . otticers ot the cub club are nicllie downham, president: lynn worthington, vice- president: lraren wilson, secretary: and sandra hurst, treasurer. . . . the statt of the pointer pooch consists ot nicltie clownham, editor: lcaren albrecht, assistant editor: joanne albrecht, teature editor: nancy robinson, editorial editor: dixie rogers, social editor: steve taylor, sports editor: chu-teh lcillian, business man- ager: nan luncheon, circulation manager: and marilyn silva and sandra hurst, proof- readers. nc yardlvy. YOW 2: g-'ni- cim' cornblith, silvia millcr iudy starigl, bi-vurly harris manuvl thula. row 3: bill our thespians . . , all the world's a stage --point loma thespians have seriously tollowed shake- speare s tamous bit of philosophy-glancing through the call sheets tor rehearsals in play production we are pleasantly reminded ol maior productions: 'the christmas apple , little women, and iiiune weddingw. . . . assembly plays so completely enjoyed were 'tive tor bad luclcw, iivia the air- shaltw, and i pledge allegiance , the shalcespeare assembly observing national bool: week tound sharon morris, sallie hege, and maxine gerson as witches in Hmacbeth. also given in the shalcespeare assembly was the humorous declamation iiwhen shalce- 'peares ladies meetv, by shirlee johnson. jeanette hanna served as commentator. ed goulcl, deon anderson and john owen did a cutting trom iitaming ot the shrew '. . . . our salute to student directors rhoda smith, mary ward. susie rayburn, leah la dou, sallie hege, jo ann diclcinson, and jay lrowal. 1 Aff., . l'l Y fe Q ' W' -, ' 'V' UU., ral' f,iPZz?,4' P T I ' Va 'S , O , - .1 Cb ' 4' A ' -535 ww- A P 93 .25-ng , . 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J7fJF - V aw 'BQ SKF' our speech arts class top left: l..' rr y rw?-' bill cdmondsor bat cairncross. top right: ronnit' brandon, l..ci'l-J silva reanncttc nanna 'narccl matligy, barbara bashaw, bottom left: raloh gad- man, iohn cooper, wal- 5 yn tn, rudy 'ncnahan 3 Port n hall. tcm marks E alan rmrrscn, r y , ' - ' -Q - . , . highlights ot programs this year were the united nations observance, the thanks- giving program, ottering our thanks and prayers, our great documents, a panel re- acquainting us with our precious heritages of great documents, and a thrilling inter' pretation ot the oratorical declamation keep our dreams alive . . . . the speech arts tournament at state college this year tound dramatic lomans bringing home honors-tirst place in dramatic declamation to ed gould in the bish- op's candlesticksw, second place in humorous declamation to shirlee johnson in when shakespeare's ladies meet , and second and third place in radio broadcast- ing to ed gould and shirlee johnson. . . . others entering contests and making line showings were mary ward, tinalist, in i speak for democracywx barbara bashaw and jeanette hanna, lions club contest on 'learning to live togetherwp and the toastmasters contest, marcel matley. our stage design class . . . we shall not soon Forget the time sets tor 'little women , and june weddingll. which added so greatly to their success. the stage design class has worked hard to make all productions in our auditorium outstanding. front row: art hayward, robert hartrantt, lenard parsons, Ieonard plant, lance rnorton, rim zak, rcd luscomb, bill hobbs, art butler, richard go- mes, weslcy phillippi, lim ross. bob ito, caroline swfnson, ioy lindquist, pat curtis. second row: art loring, tcm liburto. ng dick vmc' , t billings, bottom right: don harringtor' 1' st' lacc rich, gcrald picker- y ar . . . an exceptionally large orchestra practiced and performed under the baton of mr. edward janowslry this year. a new system tor tryouts and challenges was made lor the seats in the ore chestra. the concert master was art williams. other section leaders were: alaine sutherland, second violin: lynn worthington, viola: sharon neal, cello: and jo ann diclcinson, bass. . . . the orchestra made its tirst appearance in the christmas program playing Madeste tidelesu, ave maria , and adoration . the mid-winter concert with the band was high-lighted by a novelty num- ber, Hpizzacato pete . other numbers included Hgrosso preludium and fiddle taddlew. . . . bringing the year to a close we tound the orchestra ioining the other music groups to present our annual spring concert which was a treat tor everyone concerned. our seniors carol shea jo ann diclcinson sharon neal ann perlrins 3 'O B Q row I agnes rncorehead, rosernaric niemet, jackie werncr, mqlba hayworth, patsy miller, iean elliot, gloria ellis, rnar rcitas ulisena estrada, betty sanchcz, gail cstcs, nancy pcttit, shirl-'y swlph, louise krirnos' row 2: shari gu nan fan rodriguuz, pat cascarc-llr, Iona arrnstronq, ruth d-Jnninq, paulrn-' blackberry, carol arnici' lillian brown, aide iirnincz, g. g n ulm barbara bcncc, ruby king, beverly tcrguson, gudy rnonahan, sh rlcy christmanj row 3: lucy grcctcnk, dixii- rogtrs i I1 o e marilyn hanscn, sally pcttit, pat bryant, brrgit jorgenscn, louise krdd, helen stubbc, -:thel novl, mary lou ba Cl oph li hernandez, ioann sebastian: row 4: phyllis hall, rnarquerite mller, glcnda lt-wis, carclc shck, elaine sorrfn y r c ar nc hazclip, carrncn azcvcdo, mary low taddrken, marlcnc price, betty trank, 'nariican willscy, trancelina Soula our girls' chorus . . . our beginning girls' chorus has brought us much pleasure this year, in the past, they have been a non-performing group, but because ot the quality Ol voices tound in the organization, miss parrott, the director, telt that they were capable ot taking an active part in the christmas program. during the christmas season, a small group ot selected students performed for the members ot a guild society. . . . the otiicers tor the entire year were as Follows: president, carol watts: vice-presi- dent, shirley selph: secretaries, trancelina souza and betty frank: librarians, ruth denny and pauline blackberry. in charge ot the phonograph was jackie werner. . . . the chorus, consisting mostly ot sophomores, will furnish excellent material for the choir next year. boys' glee . , tbiw year rnarlf. a milestone in tlie history ot our boys' glee club. tbe organiza- Lon was otlieially recognized by the a.s.b. and given two lwundreo dollars tor uni- tcrrni-. . . the club wax handicapped by tlie large percentage ot inexperienced Qingera. ratlier tban sing a- a mingle unit in tbe spring Concert, the members Qang with tlwe Clioir. . . , diclc beauclaire and manuel ventura served as presidents tirst and second sefnester rexbeetiyely. ronnie smith acted as dub secretary. row l: ' ' - 'L Jw ' 'i fir: I i' ,ii ' A ..', ', -'. Wafu- --'n'.':: MVN mf' 'i: a'O V' Wi riiliili r,-'- row 21 riil r'i rfi lfiriirilifa ll- iwirlwin riiliard rriifli rirnalqj mlzaurn, firlbiir anfiirgon, rn w fd Y row 3: 'W ami nntrr, frfw K nowird ulno W 'on Li .sl-'y run, '-Qddigl, nerr: defnvt our loman choir . . . this year the choir, under the direction ot miss vera jane parrot, had a remarlcably successful year. on mothers day the choir journey- ed to balboa parlc to join other choirs in our all-city music testival. singing in the mass choir, under the direction ot dr. alex zimmerman, was a delighttul experience tor all who participated. . . . striving to be the most active choir in point loma history, they performed at many school activities. some ot which were: the patriotic assembly, the tharilcsgiving as- sembly, the christmas assembly and evening program, the pta program, the kiwanis christmas program, the easter program, and the spring concert. hoping to brighten the holidays ot servicemen away trom home, the choir sang at the army-navy y during the christmas season. row l iri- t-iiriill run tfiriirirr! ci l.rr-i, tirridxlmvy, -wlrirr lurtra liriialrr rurircg irssr Cliriririg ltrll i'drrirrHO r Hr' fa -' '- I .. s -', nancy rskescn, phyl s iafi c., is-, wimpq row 2: hvlvn fabral, gcan vrtm y i ranks rcnnii da slva, norman gohnson, phil riluy. cf nni.- agssta, bvtty downcr, lyla b-'ntl-gy, lody mvlton row 7 ah nik' marilyn maus alcu fnarfc, dcu v trcwn rw: 'aka galasso, oaf cancon diclc rcshcrt pa' y s i rn ngs, annvttt lortnz, bcrnict littlcti,-ld. sharon nariclrq row 4: ccnnir yardlcy, io ann diclci , kc nson g ni riddl a Q ual v d -t crcwnrg marvn brcslu rorrnic butler, rid :lanchard miriam hardacr-J, suzannw hanna a mc auqhl ,an nfgvrq, corcrrfs mrddlrbrcrlq row 5: shcryi spcrry, ioarrc rodgcrs, genre riddle, rnarydcc clarlr ia I 1 a P silv-tra, fr 'b-:rtc lvcc ttzgsrald .hafw hustcd, Marcia Criss vvqlyn smith, barbara lrclly. ba l d'y QUUVQF, n x 3 A - at f f . . . thi: yu-112 nflifvrs wwf: pr-'audi-nt. alvin silveria and marvin bresslerg vnu-pn sid--nt, jim banks: 51-frctarys. marie goularte, vce dee browning, mary church and clzlores middlebroolz. studrnt dirvctms wmv mariha beniley, alice manlo, and jessie denny. our mloists wow Sheryl sperry and lincoln lucero. last but not hast, our faithful ancornl pfmist was paul cannon. the pointer band . , . the l95I-52 pointer band wishes to thanlr mr. edward ortiz, jr. tor his direction through a very successlul year. this years band is mn edwwd Um the biggest and best that point lorna has ever had, according to mr. bloomenshine. . . . special recognition should also be given to the otticers who were: president, bob duncan: vice-president, jim b6f1lYSI SQUGTGW, elaine lindrus: librarians, mary lrlein and david swaidg and Qtudent director, don harrington. frrst row, kneeling: rill h-,r,, if ,Ml 'rv ff- firr ,1 QU, he-L 4, ,Vi I- W , fha. gi, fi I 'vw H r-- wr- --sc . second row. standing: merry -ima N airw :rar ' t -' em, r ' uf C Nr 'd'lfs lrtfvnan lr-J ghrzw, don 'H 1 ' . , 3 5 1' Q2 J 214'1 .i qofii Q. , 75?rf.f,f It if ,Q row I, kneeling: don swan amctt brantcy. shirluy hortcn ,im banks, lcathfer- banks, ted fflaso...-1, pau row 2, standing: ronnie clarxe bob duncan milu: horvafh, ichn hood. paul bentley, trod rzglmce david Q-'M TufYP harold stomp- 1 bunlw bcwmar' bob st try 'iqiikify bacir. . . , with high-stepping ronnie brandon in the lead, the loman band, attired in sparkl- ing maroon and gold uniforms, thrilled the crowds at the tootball carnival, home games, and various parades. the band also marched tor the rotc tederal inspection where their pertormance brought special recognition. . . . participating in two concerts, the mid-winter concert and the spring concert, the band showed its ability to play serious music. their extra ettorts in preparing tor the spring concert were well rewarded by an extremely tine performance. . . . the band closed the year with a more solemn performance at the graduation ex- ercises. 2 A 0 I Cntr I 'I 'qiii ' 1 -.in TTWEM MJ. 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' ' L J m-'E2 v qKv me ii. 2 se'- Xy I o J ii no -.14,7,:,,gf.s- , 1 1-ff wk ! 1 i 3 5 x 2 E y 5 Q, 2 Q r Fl our modern dance club pornt loma wrh X a modern dance cluo w u be lr Q a eremrstry ea wrt cu Ce ol l l u x ear g e the dance cu Jn e the drrergtron ol r rr-yalua lc n or mrs jack larson has become one ol the utstandrng dance groups rn the fy e modern dance club s many performances rneluded the ywea s annual Chr stmas r ogram the four art program thanlcsgrvrng assemoly the pta program and a stand :ng rnvrtatron to dahce for an assembly at memrorral runror hrgh school and dana rumor hrgh school the orggest productron was l e chrrstmas dance whrch was called the chrrstmas ru h n order to malce thrs dance a success the gurls me' on mondays Wednesdays, saturdays. and holidays lor the rehearsals. all the girls in the club con' tributed their own ideas while doing the choreography. they also designed and made 'heir own costumes, thx' fjffWfl'Y'n fCW' 'pffvkuvlkvfb Wx'Yv' pai curtis, pn gwdvntt cordelia wedge- wood, tvvaf,ur4,-ri joanna clarlre, 5-'Uv taryi ruth childers, costumv manaqwr: and mary lou stump, Danni, fa-ew OLII' C. S. . . . . scholastic leaders ot our school, these lomans believe in schol- arship tor service, the calitornia scholarship tederation motto. striv- ing tor Ma grades, enthusiastically supporting school activities, en- joying the annual ditch day at del mar, c.s.t. members are not ranlced primarily as brains, but rather as hard workers. . . . the most popular person at every c.s.t. meeting was our taith- tul sponsor, mr. candor, who devoted many hours to the organization. fall semester row I, left to right: karen albrccht, alainc Sutherland, mclba hayworth, rntzr schmidt, g--nic riddle, marydcc clark, ieanettc hanna, ives wooley, mary klein, beverly lr, tcrguson. row 2: cdrth alser, judy johnson, sharon iaclcson, cathy wilson, susrc rayburn, helen robrnson, lcrs hebner, Shirley chrrstmary ro ann drclcrnson, annadalu lyon, barbara bcnic. coralcc copvnan, cordclra wcdgcwocd, bobbre stone, suzanne sharon. row 3: ray innocent, hector tcrnandcs, gwcn evans, sac penncrs, don tartc. rudy rnaxwell, kay mc ciarcn, ioannc albrccht, sandra goetz, gail iarvs, rcrclyn drlr-Q, donna trccr, Vnmy oglc, rmmy thatctrcr art shcrwocd, anne cfcnson, mary ward, narcy robrnscn, betty tcwrwr, VW, candor, row 4: danny richr-2, albert slcrnncr, ri'n dcolitl-3 norton hall, frank halv, dave gibsort bob rewrclr, hfrc donncr, sharon ncal, jackie lccller, chi.-tch lrrllran, marcel matley, lee murch, lee roy miller, rrchrc george, dave lamott. 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A-'Arm N fxc, ,, x-m.,x.-:- .. ,L LL JL 4 Y officers: lnl- n r r n 'rr tr 'rr t Y frr, r lf. n f Ddltl thomas row I, left to right: tom tetter, helen robrnson, paul thomas cdrth Qrsrr ralph cadman, genie r.ddlv. t norton hall maryd-'V clarlr davr lamott, folurn r-'dd-'. low 2: mr, worth 'ard rv-ls'n ct vrd.-'fr w.-dgwwood, allan wilson, lois hcbnur, randy cart- mary ward '-rc dcfr'-' ma yn it fr, in 'vaurnr' our s. o. club . . , small in numbers but large in influence, our student opinion club is composed ot students who want to increase their understanding ot current events. the twenty members meet every other monday night to discuss local or world atlairs, listen to a guest speaker, or conduct debates. to prove that the members are anxious to act as well as tall, they helped a needy tamily at christmas. another proiect this year was to sponsor the organization ot a new club, the slceptics, having the same principles dstl'16 s.o, club. . . . our capable otticers this year were lee murch and tom fetter, president: genie riddle and colleen reddell, viceepresidentf john jauregui and lois hebner, recording secretary: randy carter and helen robinson, corresponding secretary: and allan wilson and paul thomas, treasurer. VTTUlCl l Yr3ITdy 5 dfl vv svn w I, left to right: karen albrvcht, cvcilia Whitt, jo annw dckinson, carol shea, gwvn evans, rchis gworgc. row bill richards, t-rd crouch, lrank hal.-, waynw lronard, dick portvr, lark svianeon kayi- rnillw ohil mtg r, difk rnoori-, our skeptics club . . . our newest club, the skeptics, started existance with an ambitious program oi collecting tood, clothing, and toys tor a needy family in the point loma area. again trying to help the needy, the skeptics spent an evening at the salvation army head- quarters repairing toys to be distributed during the christmas season. . . . the aim ot the skeptics is to llhelp its members to become more aware ot school, community, and world attairs-and to make them better citizens through construc- tive activities in this area . the topics ot discussion at our meetings deal with school, city, national, and social problems. . . . the first otticers were: dick porter, . J president: gwen evans, vice-president: bill f rr richards, treasurer: nancy robinson, record- L' ii-:. :' 55 is ing secretary: and carol shea, correspond- ing secretary. the club's able advisor was mr. wayne laughery. officers: bill richards, dick porter, carol shea, gwan cvansf gvvvn cvans, ted Crouch, karcn albrecht, io ann dickinson, bill richards. l V V l Q-NWN .-v.4.-awww, - if A 4 f ig- 5 llv , Q ' if , V V . I 5 Q. . I 2 , z H 2 ,liv- ? 1 4 C ul 53' .ff- r' l ,il Wa row I, left to right: paul thomas. allan wilson randy carter tom tcttvr, art lorinq, nortcn hall. row 2: davr lawiott. claire cunningham, ronnic tu'r't:ow. torn marks don adams. row 3: bruce russell. knick pwlcf. -3-Z rnsrth. tfiif' ter- nandcs, don hall, our hi-y . . , the point loma hi-y enjoyed its second year in existence with many worthwhile activities. to start the year the hi-y attended My day in hollywood. there they were entertained by stars in the hollywood bowl, and later saw the cal-ucla football game. a camping trip: swimming and bas- ketball at the were other activities enjoyed during the tirst semester. . . . the second semester was started by the successful hi-y vs, taculty basketball game. the pro' ceeds ot the game went to the march ot dimes . the club had many guest speakers and also saw movies ot the world series at their meetings. . . . the hi-y, though recently established here, is one ot the most active clubs at point loma and looks torward to many more years ot service and tellowship. 'fall semester: ronnic turnbovv, norton hall, ailan wilson. spring semester: bruce russell, art loring, lcc rntrch, tom claire cunningham, dave lamott. marks, allan wilson, ii lit, i'l1. xx! F-mi l first row, left to right: beverly bcauclaire. marcia williams, sharon medlicott, joan lattin, sue wil- banks, sybil pcrry, sonia shellstrom. second row: barbara krcgtus, inez haynes, nancy beck, gladys hayncs shirlcy kotnik, sally thompson, lou ann miller, sandra short, our y-teens . , , the y-teens group is a relatively new club, sponsored bythe ywca. it has grown much in the three years here at point loma. our y-teens participated in many activities this year. they acted as hos- teens tor the ywca 'christmas lestival ot all nations , sponsored a hay ride and dance at christmas, presented a joint fashion show with la iolla in march, and held a dance entitled iicotton ball late in march. . . . the purpose ol the y-teens is as tollows: 'to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people ot all nationalities, races, and creeds, and to grow in the knowledge and love ot god '. our sea scouts . . . our sea scouts ship 24, known as the 'igulliverf' has been in continuous operation under the direction ot skipper don mc kenney since I942 and is currently meeting at the st. andrews episcopal church in pacitic beach. mr. banks is mate and chairman ot the ships committee. with scouting as a background and watertront activities, such as motor boating, sailing, swimming, and tishing as the program, ship 24 has had some wonderlul times with the boat trips ranging trom coronado islands to santa barbara. this year the 'gulliver' is a thirty-six toot landing cralt donated by the u.s.n. overnight trips into south bay, tishing ott the point, lobster pots, and maintenence have kept the boys busy this winter with eyes toward the summer long cruise to catalina, senior scouting units also have their social side with the tather-son barbecues and the annual bridge ot honor where awards are made to the boys, with dancing and refreshments Following. row I, left to right: mitch-gl kuhl phil rilcy, larry davis, norman ross. row 2: mr, banks, carl mid- daugh, jim harris, iohr' r'ley, bud- dy aubrey phil turned mr, mc- krirrn--y, row 3: rcx murphy, phil ww..-r, barry vinyard. our bible club . . . heard in our halls every thursday atternoon is the well known bible club theme song, everybody ought to know. with the help ot our tine sponsor, mr. m. wood, the bible club has talcen a more active part in the activities around school. each meeting is highlighted by an outside speaker. . . . during the year bible clubbers throughout the country have enjoyed themselves at banquets, parties, and a har- bor tour. besides having Fun and doing things the bible club otlers an opportunity tor spiritual growth. . . . the tirst semester otticers were shirley long, jeannette hanna, jim posey, bob neil, and louise tanncr. they were followed next semester by bob neil, clelores middlebroot, inna garclncr, jeannette henna, and gary clarlxe. sf' -'Aux our key club . , . our key club, under the able leadership ot dick blair, tirst semester, and bill lan- caster, second semester, was one ot point loma's most thriving clubs. out ot their breakfast meetings came many pleasurable times and experiences. with the club quota oi 25 members, all eager and willing to help the school, many proiects Were undertaken. the club is sponsored by the kiwanis. some ot the activities this year were: the school otticers banquet, the sound system placed in the cafeteria, and help during christmas to two needy families in san diego. key kapersw, the key club dance given at the beginning ot the year, was very successful and plans were made to make this dance an annual attair. . . . the key club motto is: youth serves youth . this is an ideal which the key club is striving annually to obtain. . . . turning over the gavel bruce russell, herb donner, bill lan- caster, dick blair, iohn jauregui, danny richey, don tartre. li. . ii non-coms iiijff , , ' 3232511 Club 't front row, left to right: Ollie guinn, wayne lconard, john shep- pard, bobby cutchins, second row: rod tullur, darold smith, walter wosrclxi, anthony brown, milcc story, bud pilgrim, timothy vas- quuz, jaclr cbvrhardt, jimmy mara tin, hcrbcrt solomon, bill hollcy. third row: wrlbur slcclton, terry leonard, james grarv, robrrt zavrl- lc, bill aschcrtuld, david powcll, john hall, rfrnnic ryan, buddy aubury, bob batterton. 'fourth row: pat malone, william ugarr, charles redd, charles lundgren, wayne tate, lcayu miller, norman ross, philip rrl-ry, duane lcuhlczw, . . . meeting weekly, the nonlcommissioned otticers' club strove to unity and acquaint the nco's with each other. the second purpose ot the club was to increase the etticiency and iiesprit de corps ot the entire unit. . . . atter their weekly meetings the members of the club trequently saw movies dealing with ap- propriate military subjects. trying to dispose ot the surplus money in the treasury, the nco's ar- ranged tor a special luncheon to be served during maneuvers at tort rosecrans. a joint otticer- nco dance was the last big club activity on our calendar. . . . leading us very ably this year were: president, ollie guinn: viceapresident, wayne leonard: sec- retary, john sheppard: and treasurer, bob hutchison. officers' club front row: bob e, smith, bill wood- ard, robert pall, tranlr schuld, back row: dick seymore, jack ingalls, ted crouch, jim beachler, paul cannon, bill cools. 3592 if if dr' f 'Si f 5:52 V YYY Q , E aw ' Q ay -Y iii? 525 ?',isK'l va... vw WW WS P 'x nzmmssnn -53 Yi' 7 V 'k 9'f'jQ:fsfw,m,a2w.,,. 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