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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1953 volume:

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Under the official title ot Girls' Dean, her friendly advice and common sense have made her one ot the never-to-be-forgotten tigures ot our school. We wish to congratulate her on receiving her new position as Principal ot Mission Bay l-ligh School. We'll miss her, but we lcnow that she will do a won- dertul job, as she has done throughout the years at Point Loma. QW'-rn. W mm .UMW -.mm 3 1? Q-M..-..,w-M. xii Y 5 M. XM ' .,.. x M. F. fa . gn -of' . . N X X A m L a -- .. 3 x X ix 1- 3 w ' ' A 2? L L D. lxlfv t 5 af -5 x ,-git! - VP, - ' K ' , ' X, ww. A , X,Li . X X 'W-wxxvsix an N4 WNW W ww Nm. Xwwaglx Wx! 'Nw mm, v. Nw - - f. mpg N. if y ILM JW., e'C'i W X ,. . f ,A l- A A - . - ' I - s 15 .. My W DJJ u p N W X 9 . KI M J' Zzbizgvfff. iii ,dwg M iw Ziifw Za wwf! 155353 5275? , wf Mi' 5 M W W ff Qiwff WW M hy 9 d k II h Cp wir-. .im ',x. ff' t 'r 'BJ 1 ax. Qf: k ' ' has TC 7-as .- j L T4 -' V f' 1 :. if' 7 . -I, - '., r ,. V ,. 5,. '.' 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'- wr W sg, 3 nf: Q, H if 3 Q 43 35.5 f if-Q 2-My ffm 55- :iffy ws fx' ,Mg , .,,, 5 ,, Qi Ki vw 535, ,. guwd' -V, A W W 1 'fs -u- vs JMX ,rf wa W if v Q Mr. Williams has done a won- dertul job as Vice-Principal ot Po-int Loma. Many students do not realize the size ot his job, but in reality, Mr. Williams has many important tasks to perform. l-le supervises lunch duty, the distribu- tion ot lockers, and is in charge ot expenses tor the boys' athletics department, to name just a tew. We wish to extend our thanks tor his many services. Mrs. Mary Maull, Dean ot Girls at Point Loma. has tor eleven years been here as a counselor and guide to our student body. l-ler slight southern accent may be heard intervening at Girls' League and Commission meetings to settle an argument or to give a helptul sug- gestion. Students are always wel- come in her ottice tor advice or triendly discussion. X X llllll as Ciounselors h M Mrs, ristianson, I lt Mr..Grddings, IO FogElGN LANGUAGE SCIENCE th Miss Byrne, I2th Language Mr. Dale, Miss Byrne, Mr. Scantlin, Mr. Franke fi uch appreciation and thanlcs goes to Point Loma's faculty for their top rate job ot teach' mg and counseling. Friendliness and cooperation were the lceynotes for the year. They will leave us with many memories in the years to come. Science Mr. Lamott Mr. Farrar Mr. McKenny Mr. Banks Mathematics Row I l , ett to right: Miss Troxell, Mr. Candor, Miss Van Eizenga. Row 2: Mr, Wade, Mr, Purdy. Social Studies Mr, Atherton, Mrs Giles, Miss Conard, Mr. Worthington. Language Arts Row I, left to right: Miss J. Lyman, Mr Ctiilton, Mrs Oliver M' .. , iss Fox, Mrs. Poyner Mrs. l-lottman Ro . w 2: Mr, Wood, Mri Emerson. Fine Arts eft to right Row I, I . Miss J. Brodie, Miss W, Brodie. Row 2: Miss Jirsa, Mr, Smith Mr. Henniger, Miss Parrott, M r. Janowslcyi FINE ARTS , fi? EW di as K. if Mua Bmwn, Row I, left to right: Mr. C,1HbtlrlVW'f1U, 'L Mr J.-Hvvw, Row 2: Musa XX!c'ittflVU, Mr, Zmww, , Mr- H1-H, MV, Urv w.LK , M r'.. Mu-,Tr-Y. N11 m W, ,, ,, K J ,A T HX xx A V --v' 1 R-O.T.C, .kkkhmywwis A A VRPCQC Left fo right: Mrs, Xxfxmfvru, Mrs, N-'wi-wg Mrw, Cmgbyl Mr-,, Tuvnwr, Row I, left io right: CHU, Coach C E wich dx-mf., Crm. mm' QM yw. Mr, T VT f-, Tlmmms. C-'adv Run Row 2: Mf1ffU5'w . f u LQH fo right: Cnpfmm ' 'mf MIC MQ. s . mvwmwunm., 'QQ G W 'Aww S. Uk m, E ,E , Ng , , N, Wm: , , 34 'l'g'f1 5lLsxflh me if Q V f '4- fff' Ni' A :fa A ' an X sk g W fun!! WSE ff' ' 2 Sgfxrqfg iw A? , LZ yne McCiei1and,wcCretar In the Financial Office: Mr-.. Ca y. Main Office: Mm. Betti Shultz, secretary and Mrs. Helen Sclness, assistant. af' X 'ff Attendance O ff' ice: MK. r, Jeanne G r i rn rn, amsiisifani and Mrs, Franco. Clullcyi secretary. 0 fice Maintenance, left to right: As Mr. Prodanoviclw, Mr. Mor- M Macliadden, Mr. ley, r. Polenz, Mr. Gilliam, 3' Library: Mrs. Sandslad, as- sistant librarian, Cafeteria: Mrs, Roland manager, Mrs. Stein, Mrs Log salon, Mrs. Sfonebraker Mrs. Balrnos, Mrs. May. 'X wx U' M' Y .21-1124 A-wwffcf' WF 1 iGE?1'ff' v E . . , , in i ,E .x- l :,. 5, H5134 . 'LQ 'x 9 L 'IL r 1 -F Y 1 lshgy seam! . J 4 'Ee,l'I4 'ln W .5 rm X 1--f . Mm -.1 ' I Y.!H.?,- ,fi ,f 'HE NJ' ' .,- A 1 ,. M! V. I V n : Tal' ' 5 K, ,A-..-. w ,,,, V -5 -..- V ,, i 541,115 ' ICS iii , VF j H xg.-:gp ,C vw-wyiffgl, .' ,' I 4 f11ff.1f'.3 'Fi f.L4i'Q., ',! ,P ' 121.1 1s'.w.,i. 'iwfwf' fad W ,Silva UTI A Q,-5 ,I L l..,'!- . , gd , TQ M W. V .,. - ' ,fee . 1 -fn, . .--If .il V . 1,1 ' L V' ,AM .. ,BV 1-1. , x L., . 212154, -1 1 f A 1 .w. 1 . . . Destined tor leadership, the stars toretell. So it seems when we loolc at the record ot our '52-'53 commissioners. Besides paying ott the Pointer debt, th ey introduced First Semester General Attairs, Judy Blair Finance, Hector Fernandez Publications, Judy Johnson Girls' Activities, Kathy Wilson Girls' Athletics, Bev Nairne Boyis Activities, Ed l-l ' umes lnterfScholastic Athletics Dave Lamott i Elections and Eligibility, Clivia Rosa the idea ot a senior lunch court. Second semester brought long discus- sions about the consolidation ot the Pointer cards with A.S.B. cards, and visits to several student leader! ship conventions. Second Semester General Attairs, Nelson Olf Finance, Janet Hill Publications, Sharon Jackson Girls' Activities, Olivia Rosa Girls' Athletics, Leah Rogers Boys' Activities, Bob l-lanna Inter-Scholastic Athletics, Dave Lamott Elections and Eligibility Don Fostor 'rv' is It is the job ot our ASB. com' mittees to pertorm the many im' portant tunctions that lmeep our school activities going, The headi. ot these committees, whose main jobs are to assist our governing body, are chosen by the commit., sion, and in turn choose their own committees. Committee heads tirst semester were: Social, Sally l-laas: Finan- cial, l-lector liernanclezp Service Point, Don Foster: Satety, Nelson Olt: Elections, Qlivia Rosa: Calen- calendaf Commlffee. lzft to right: Eric Financial Committee, Row I, left to right: Clor, Janet Marshallg Clerk, Sandra Xxfwll.-v, lwnvl Mfwrshill, Patsy Ollftannon, Phil Muir, Ship Leach, t-lvrtor Fijrnandvz, Qoetz- and l-ligforiam Cefelia Nr ii . lc. ' ' ri f ,- - l i I in , B I Exomgywtvynn Worthington, Jan l Hil1,Jmnn White. Second gemelxter leadem Semester, Service Point Committee, Second Semester, left to right: Jim Ogle, tarrilyn Carr, Kathy Wilsr n, Jim Thatfhcr, Joanna Clarlcv, Bartiara Foxworthy. were: Paul West, Janet l-lill, Kathy Wilson, Albert Slcinner, Don Foster, l.ynn Worthington, and Jaelcie Covington. Service Point Committee, First left to right: Ela nv Lin drus Paul Wust, Don Fostwr arrington, Bfitw Hanna Jani: Qlwn. Election Committee, First Semes- ter, Row I, left to right: Don Fort-'v, Patil W.-it. Row 2: Pat Flinn, Jailui' Covington, Qlivifa Rosa, Mary Lili Stump, Row 3: Sandra G--rty, Kathl i'-' n 0'Bvi.-n Janvt Hill, B-'v-'rly Nairn.-, Social Committee, Row I, left to right: Ernie Zozaya, Paul West, Jarry La Dow, Sally l-laas, Janc Olson, Slraron Jaclrson, Barbara Blu. Row 2: Betty Sanchez, Ernrly Van Gcsscl, Jarlrlv Covington, Garl Estes, Betty Evans, Patsy Mrllrr, Lynn Worthing- ton, Elaine Lrndrm, Janct Robbins, Suv Pvnnvrs. Safety Committee, Row I. left to right: Ernrt- Danjou, Ronnie Srnrtlw, lnnnrny Murcli. Row 2: Dave Larnotl. Nrlson Olf, Joan Stlruclt, Janct l-lrll, l-lon lartrc, Alltzcrt Skinner, Jolrn l-ltgr, Concessions Committee, Row I, left to right: Karyn Wilson, Jrmmru Tlratchrfr, Kathy Mill-'r, RlClWIC Grforgv, Marllna Edward, Row 2: Connie Aposlwian, Colltrcn Rcdgll, Bvttr' Johnson. Row 3: Bcltrr' Jo Hales, Larry Davis, Jrrnmrq Oglf, Davy Soirlr, Nancy Robinson, Drclrsrv Gsgood. Homeroom Rep en tati ,XM -KW.-A 'N..,,,Wn . . . they brought their ideas baclc to us. Big problem ot the year was that ot a home-room council. Second Semester, Row I, left to right: J. Brooks, T. Poslc, V. Love, E, Ruiz, M. Ventura, B. Evans, E. Esterson. Row 2: Pat Malone, J. l'-lowley, B. Thomas, P. Cascarelli, J. Covington, F. Asaro, D. Lyon. Row 3: 6. Diethier, R, Har- rington, B. Niclrell. Row 4: P. Comito, A. Jolly, L. Dunn, S. Penners, F. Pearce, B. Rcwiclr. First Semester, Row I, left to right: Pat Malone, Jcannc Du Paul, Pat Wilcoxscn, Elsa Estirrson, Betti- Evans, Jolcnc Farish, Tony Poslr, Alvin Silvcira, Franlc Asaro, Evelyn Ruiz. Row 2: Ronnie Harrington, George Dcthicr, Mary Ann Kan- tonilr, Pat Casrari-lli, Row 2: Gail Collom, Edin Elscr, Ann Russell. Row 4: Marjorie Kucsvrlra, Suu Pcnners, Lconc Dunn, Cvfclia White. Row 5: Don Fofitifr. Bill Martin, Tony Rocniclrv, Phil Riley, Franlc Pcarrc. 162. .6 42.3 One ot tlie most popular assem- blies ot tlne year, tlre jazz assembly, was presented by our Boys' Feder- ation. The program teatured tlwe combined ettort ot tlie bands ot Ray Stride and Tom Tobin. Second semester the Boys' Fed. cooperated with the Girls' League in presenting tlme annual Reunion Rornpf' FALL OFFICERS-Left to right: Jim Banks, Ed l-lumvs, Paul West. SPRING OFFICERS-Left to right: Frank Stevenson, Jim Carlyle, Bob l-lanna, Jolwn l-lirgv. KY? R i sl g 7 Loolcing in on the plans for Re- union Rornpu . . . . . . The night that the girls had to pay. Fall Officers, left to right: Kathy Wilson, Jaclcie Covington, Elaine Lindrus, Jane Olson. . . . . which turned out as one of the most successful dances of the year. The affair was sponsored jointly by the Girls' League and the Boys' Federation, league Spring Officers, left to right: Olivia Rosa, Pat Galland, Joan Shuett, Maureen Clark. Never underestimate the power ot a woman quotes our little sorcerer after seeing the many .activi- ties accomplished by our active Girls' League. The tirst semester brought discussion groups atter school, a Christmas basket tor a needy family, serving tea at the Door ot l-lope, and an all-girl assembly. Kathy Wilson, Commissioner ot Girls' Activities, and President ot the organization, was assisted by Jaclcie Covington, Vice-President: Elaine Lindrus, Secretary: and Jane Olso-n, Treasurer, in bringing these activities to- the girls ot Point Loma. Second semester brought our annual Sadie l-lawlcins dance, and Get your man! was the cry ot the day. Later, Silent Day and Reunion Romp added to the tun. We dressed Dogpatch style tor Sadie Hawkins. bv Q Cfhiiq Q WEE' 1.x ,. W 1 mf 1' 4-'. ' ' H, - ek: 1545 3 ':. x IA a S 1 mv ww e vast im laiswe, and Wffbwwwffif' WW M QW 'pf CJMKAM 'Z az film igiifffffxyiff M M P557 My ,619Mff Z , 3355? Wfwlw 9f ',iW,6j my W Kilim W wx- Agw- Y M The Rivals Encorel Encore! applauded our astrologer atter seeing the many plays and assemblies which our drama department presented this year. The always popular major production was The Rivals, a period piece by Richard B. Sheridan in which Vernon Garcia, Betzi l-lendry, Karen Wilson, and Don Foster held leading roles. Starring in the annual Christmas play, The Christmas Creche were Vernon Garcia, Mary Ward, Kathryn Romani, Richie George, and Shirley Bamtord. The end ot the year brought the senior class play, l-lead in the Clouds by Marijane and Joseph l-layes. Sally l-laas, Paul West, Olivia Rosa, Jim Doolittle, Jim Banks, Mary Ward, and Sue Penners held the leads. The class also presented several one-act plays to invitational audiences, partici- pated in the State College Speech Tournament, a P.T.A. program and assemblies at Dana Junior l-ligh. Baclc stage was Miss Jeweldean Brodie as director ot the department. Rehearsing for Head in the Clouds Productioiw of the ear ul., The Christmas Crecheu The Rivals The Travelers A Psalm of Thanksgiving Pearls Summer Holiday Grandma Pulls the String Head in 'che Clouds A Psalm of Thanksgiving he.. he chfxsimas CWC HT Left to right: Barbara Bliw, Paul Wari-, Andy Troyvr, Dwayne Michal-l, Bob Ito, pat Malon.-, W.-4li'y Phillppi C l Slii lrlwnrl Riflwrl Stil' B til P 6 l J J R M P ttt ht L' T d L ' I, ilV,i',Vi1 rlgcifll, dl 3fVll2, Gl'Tli,'S OSS, FHCIF! V l , CY' dnl ri. Sf b .6 ' M You only have to listen tor the sound ot hammers and the slap ot paint brushes to locate the stage design class. The tirst set they turned out was the Patriotic Assembly in which they painted portraits ot Lincoln, Washington, Jetterson and others. ln between times there's the scrape and scratch ot pencils .... Perhaps one production we all remember was Tl-llf MIRACLE OF Tl-lE CHRISTMAS CRECl-llf with its change trom table-creche to lite-sized one. THE RIVALS needed lots ot thought with its twenty-toot pillars, marble stairs, and night parlr scene--last but V not least l-HEAD IN Tl-TE CLOUDS with changing scenes which toolc l ix the audience trom the Capitol to the Qricnl' 0' X ! A Zody says, Special credit Ck! L X is due Miss Willa B, Brodie, C., -, . J fa Stage Design Instructor, and KJ Barbara Blee, Suzanne Shar- , B bb' St h d - K Eirgnedo theeprogiiaemvicogfersi 0 sig r fv ,Q Xa i 5 , , 3 E E P11616 Spe lang The presentation ot the patriotic assembly was the main worlc ot the public speaking department this year. The program paid tribute to George Washingtfvn, Abraham Lincoln, and other great men who have contributed to the success ot our country. The class also entered public speaking contests sponsored by lo- cal and civic groups. Winnerfa in these contests were Mary Warcl, Diane Phillips, Leon Deilcel, Richard Castro, Leah Rogers, Herb Donner, Paul Wei.t, and lnna Gardner. 'Y fri A, 5 ,rl f s r -. 4 ' Qfggkyjlr -z lgg 1 ' 2 .if pri pi, ww X 1 A M w , .. , .W I Pain t Zoma High S' lwol Kane! They provided the music for our garrws rallies, and programs. 1 mir! Drum Millar Lcd by Drum Major Jim Banks, Point Loma's titty-one member marching band came into view to entcrtain us at all tootball games and rallies. Their participation in the pagentry at the Football Carnival added to the color ot the event. They also did their part at the Shriners' Charity Football Game, Christmas Concert at Gcean Beach, the Federal RCTC Inspection, the Band Review in National City and the Mothers' Day Festival. They ap- pcarcd in thc Portuguese Parade, the Memorial Day Parade, and Graduation exercises. Row I, left to right: ,lim Banks, Bob D Can, Fr.-d N-'lson Row 2' R h d C t J C d Bll Fl R d S th TVN .1 y, i ayws, ay The Point Loma High School Band in marching tormation. IC ar YTTUU 'll' T - ,mm fm as i S -P 5--Melt! W F p ,rift in Brass Section Row I, left to righi: R. Corin, B, Srnuitz, B, Bowman, M, Hwbirs, . C, Rogvrs, Row 2: J. Faiwbri B. Simvni M ' JHf1 f' id J S iw ir , au, J. Tiifiroi Vi, B. Liaricv, E. Pxp.wI'wari, B. Aikvv. A. Hwiidfin, D, Diem y, V. Gaiam, R, Ciaricu, .-.A.. , , ..1.,,,..,,...,.T...-.,....r , ... A.: Woodwinds w I, left to right: R. Jfvriw., 1. Hoiman F P Vi Percussion Row I, iefi io righi B. Dmy, Miiiiqfin, K Bank. Row 2: R. P, Smilii iBar'd Dirvfifwri, fx, Cuii' iiiii V V i . Hsqui-1, R Appwi , J, Br.-man J B, , , wifi.. , , L. iw, A. Irwin, T, Pnnifiv, .l. C-idx. F Nilwn, Row 2: A, Ffmav, B. Bvricwr, B. Hi-iyw. P Pqiimw ii K ii 5 K. i-iirv, P Qiii B Cin x . . ,, 6w fv, U. My-'v., P-Zlficrvian, D, Fi-iwfirizi, VC, i-ifivTr,iinii,i J. Firiiiii Y . A S3 ,f ,Q X I hm ww 2 ll . ll I ll ' ll l - 1 x Q i m '1' I Ill I Ii l gf fsggvr wrrg WS, I gui I 5' I ' ,. 4- v , - x N. Q. mm :M -A N W- Uv N Mm., ' . Q ' f '-wk - -w,.x....,.., .Nm Nm- J wg '- '-f' xt A x N - , M M, I . fills: , W fx-ann-qs.. Forming the P, L. in front of the bleachers. Relneaming . . . Zelaeaming . . . Helceaming 1 O I O 37- G H. ,mia-uri N, gulf. R Bi i . B tiiilswirfx r H Qiiiii' A .. , B F.ii.g.'vlt- , Q, Ni! Rv Yah: l- V Ik fi' fllflhawi - AWN Cwirvir N J wkrnvrx pl BryvinE5Ylgl:gnElln.lN' Klriq-1, P, UVV G.. Cf iv Wiiiiirx ANU! B- lrllxiyww - hr- ir in-'w l W' l 3. cr. env, ll' to R 3- i.. md. C W Row 41 R. lim , . i Lrrrrfir ROW ll lelt 'iff 'lg .i M Slhiriir. ROW HMP. lib, hlirf'r'Y' O? 'f,.,,,in, G. Clrri. V l ,Mg M4 V- lm it l lllwlll ij-' N tiiiill fi. Rrsri. l- Niiiiii l il rioli iM. Blinl+'W'lllli' Sill 'il trlrriw. ROW 51 il- U QQ' i.i.i. is ctr. BW M Wiiirwh ii. Mrflfl' Mg M,ii,n. L. Brff r ' fa liwm I lfAmlii M EMC' L ii!ililliiiiiBP-lliifirrihl F. Bcrvtli, D rmV' . ri., M. ' ,i B M- it V ,g Ml i ' Top ROW' ' F iw, l.lr I n UI . Q1 DL, 99.0f1Rw L LJ Q The Choir this year under the direction ot Mr. R. E. l-leninger, has a membership ot sixtyatour, twenty-two ot whom are seniors. Their special activities included the UN. Program, the annual Christmas Concert, a Christmas program tor the Qcean Beach Chamloer ot Commerce, and the Spring Concert held May 29, with the Qrchestra and the Modern Dance class. They participated in an all-city Moth- ers' Day music testival at Balboa Park, and tor the tirst time sfnce l935, at- tended the vocal music testival held this year at Dana Junior High. The Choir's major choral worlc was the Easter Program, Saint Matthew Passion, by Bach. Ac- companist was Esther Lustig. Zody, our little sorcerer, wanted to be the teatured vocalist, but we tinally dissuaded him. Iliad:-i al Row I, left to ri ht: Esthvr tustig, Bartiara Holmvs, Gi-valdinw Bvnnitt, Ellvn Nlmw W.-lk, 9 Gay Cow-v, Stn' Prrsih, Dianv l-lmuy, Linda Hopf, Patsy OiBannon, Kathy Millvr. Row 2: ,loan Ertni--I Nancy Bwl, Fifinlc But-tlw, Bill lhoinas, lim Plowdfn, Ralph Bigrc, B-ivcrly l:i'rgiiwfm Mr, hlvm 4-a 'M-Sviiwv M A u q r,v, . 1 as--'t'4!+'s 6 ,?l it 46 . M A V . '1g , 4 1 iiifgw V Row I, left to right: tl. Brrrrrkr., M, Nrwrrrirri, C, Apuliliiir, M, Mfilrun.-y, S, tlillir, S. tsfal-ra, t'. Marlin, F Millwr, A, Hfrdykirif., M. lliitfy, F, Br1l'y. l,. L 1'Q', J, Gmrrvll, li. Nlirfltrsyal K, Mrllrr. ROW 2: D, Rairrro, C. Eddy, P. Gflrry, l-l, Gompwrtz, E. Sramrvivrmvir. M, Bal-'M l-l, Stutrtm, A, Brown, S, Prirlnin, B. Davis, E, Eadv, S, Grubb, S, Prvsch, H. Grutntvv, R. Ann, S. Shultz, B, Wrryr-'. M. A. Pamffwrnik, Row 3: M. Bro-rks, S, Havin-,, S, Ahlstrrrrn, N. ttvck, R. Pririrv, B. J. Barnvtt, M. Burch, K, B- riknvr. QI 'Clava Under the direction ot Mr. l-leninger, the girls' chorus has provided us with music tor the Thanksgiving program, the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and Vespers. The group, which has torty-tive members, has also participated in the San Diego County Vocal Music Festival, which is held at Dana Junior l-ligh. First semester otticers were: Marijane Brooks, President, Marilyn Dutty and Heidi Gompertz, Vice-Presidents, Sharon Jenkins and Kathie Miller, Secretaries. Sandra Goetz and Pearlie Blackman became Vice- Presidents tor second semester, with Martha Maloney as new Secretary. Mariianc Brooks and Kathie Miller held their tormer jobs. Uclre ta The string orchestra is, in director Edward Janowslcy's words, one ot the best orchestras Point Loma has had. The orchestra played at the Christmas program, Benetit Variety Show, the Spring Concert, and one ot the highlights ot the year, playing tor Charles Cannon on the Peninsula Scholarship Program. Concert Master was Frank Asaro, with James Donahue, Robert Cancelosi, Chuclc Boyce and Alaine Sutherland as tirst bass, first cello, tirst viola, and tirst second violin, respectively. Individual members who have represented the school as soloists include Tony Roslc, Robert Cancelosi and Raoul Appel. Zody, our little astrologer, dazzled the orchestra with his solo ot the l-lot Canary. w I, left to right: S. Slvphrnsun, J. Cabral, J, Donahuv, l-l. l-lottman, H, Curtis, C. Smith, B. Cancvlos--, S. Manfort, D. Sal.-vb w 2: B, Wl1lli', C. Boyer, N. Downham, fx, Suthcrland, H, Zarlcos, fx. Willifums, F. Asaru, D. l-li-rbcrt. Row 3: D, Lyon, J. Albori L Barnard, U. Fr-wr, T. Post. Row 4: C, Thompson, S. Pays, S. Allrisson, C. Killian, R. fxpprl, VX. Philpsr, J. Lu-rtig. ,,,.5,s Row I, left to ri ht 'NWS g : F. Montoya, S, Sharon, M, Ward, K. Romani, B. Foxworthy, B. C. Ferguson, B, Towncr, P, Cascarrwlr, E, Srlthr-r lrnrl, K. Mrllvr. Row 2: B. K, Ft-rgqn'-on, U. Fr x'-X r, E, Wrlsf'rn, C. Cross, J. Drlno, B. Holmes, J, Cowan, A, Farrar, K. Alton-cht, J. Bmw Mr, Crrwlr r. Row 3: E. Lrnffrwm J. Gill-', C. Mffwoy, J. McCnrdy, K, Blllrngs, H, Hoffman, S, Fay, J, Albr.-cht, J. Qlt-lava A E n Row 4: XX, lvrrnsrr, U, l-lrll, K, Jolly, l-l, Du paul, E, Ernvrson L Cwrr L Mah w 5: l.. Hrlrnrr fx W-d 'w ' , , y.-n r . f. , . rs, A, Lyon, l. Gavdnrr, D. Grval, C, Rr-rlfll o. . Q. ofrl, S, Bonham, M, Hvacl, G, Soldbt-rg, J. Olson, M. Heolcr r, S, MrNr-rl, Row 6: M. L, Taddrlrrn J Clwrl-J. C. K llran, J. Hr l, M. Klwrn, A. Russvll, K, Wrlf,rrn, B. Narrnv, S. Jackson, D, Angle Row 7: J. lhatchvr, U, lartr-' S ft-'n 2 lJ, l,-Wvrrrfl, H, lJrrnn.r, J, l-hulrrmn, D, Fovwf cl, l-lgt lmjx Sufhprlqr-,d R R L N lr --n.ll.,, N, 'flll XX, Stun-r J C lr J Ot ir r r . , . r,-wrt , Row 8: D, Shvrwooft, P, Hflrrrn, rr , . HH, , 'Y rourn., J, Brvnnan, D, l-lnry.-y, R. l-taryr-y J l-'lawns C, l-lmlstvd. Cali 0 nia Sclwla lui A little extra effort-that's all it talces to earn those Ns that count towards gain- rng entrance to the California Scholarship Federation. Most students will agree that it's worth it t 4 ' A A o enjoy the speeual pnvrleges of a CSP. member. C.S.F. Officers, First Sem- ester: Beverly Narrnv, Hrirb wnnrtr, Churlvh Killian. f7l'l qln 2 i ,,'.: ::v ' 3, Q il? 'fha 3 X 'QQ Y!! 'V' i. 5 Q Q X - ' . Row I, left to right: S. Alilstrvni, P. O Bannon, B. l-lvndry, P. .liwrir'5, K, Millvr, D. Phill ps, B. J lin-mn, S. Kuhn, G, Ollinqr r, M. Oil ing-'r, Row 2: B, K, Fvrguawn, M, W-ard, D, Frvvr, E, Wilson, K. Romani, B, Foxworthy, J, Dilnri, B, C, F-vrgusrin, B. l-lrrlnrrz, B. liwwnr-i, J. Cwwrrn, V, Ltwv, L Wtirthingtirri, E. Elsrr, N. Kirlrhptt K Allnrvtht C Swi-n-rin A tvr-nun, l-1. Z arlrw., Mr, Candor. Row 3: G. Jarvis, I, Wtwrili-y, B, Strvnv, S, Sharon, S. Hanna, C. Mefwoy, D, Oslgoivd, K. Billings, l. Gardner, K, P,,lm,X,, j.All'iirrh1, J. Q1-l.1r,,' C. Thtiiiipsori, C, R.-drill, C, l-lustvd. Row 4: K, Wil5r'in, M, L, laddilrin, J. Olwir, D. Hill, E. Errirrsr n, S, Willq1rrli.rnn, N, Rr tiiriar ri, l, Mirrlrn, G, Soldlivrg, A. Lynn M, Silva, M. l-loolrvr, D, G-rvau, B. Barren. Row 5: J. lhatih-r, B. Nanny S, Pr-nrivri., l., l-lvlinrr, 1. lulrnw-ri, A. Skirinwr, A, Rriusr-ll, R. Gworgv, B. l-latch-'r, D. MrBridr. Row 6: A. Shvrwiwiid, D, larrri, J. Hill, C, Killian, H, llfirin-'i ?ede ation This year Point Loma was host school at the annual C.S.l:. banquet, which was held March l9, at the San Diego Women's Club, Then there was the ever popular Ditch Day helcl at Del Mar. Zoely, our little astrologer, was there with the rest, getting a nice sunburn. l. l'lilHI'i. O. biiiriri, l. Cmnt, N, lrrwridly, B. Rvwirlr, K. Millvr, R. Mr.CiirC'ly. Row 7. R. l-l.1riini,l-in, D. l.iiri ll, ll. N- vli. Q ,ggi Officers, Spring Semester: linri All ht Cx ll ri wifi R- ildr ll, M Richardi. mx Wiarfl, Bill 5, Row I, left to right: H-'dar Fvrnandvz, Ann Russi-ll, Row 2: Lois Hi-tu ncr, lv-'s Wrwcil.-y, lanvt Ol-lava, Inna Gardnwr, Milo' Loreh. Row 3: Jim Thai Collv.-n Rvd-gll, Edith tlsvr, Lynn Wrirthington, Louis Chap- man, Marilyn Silva. Row 4: Worthington, Nelson Qlt, Don Tar- trc, Hr-rb Donn-'r, Richard Castro. Not pictured: Mary Ward, Paul Thomas, Albvrt Slrinrwr, . . C7116 Point Loma's Student Opinion Club tunctioned actively this year with a tull membership ot twenty students. They discussed such current topics as the Korean issue, aid to Formosa, federal control ot tidelands oil, and that everlasting bone ot contention, homework. They sent a letter to our Congressman, Bob Wilson, concerning the tuna problem in San Diego, and received a reply expressing his appreciation. Fall Semester Officers, left to right: Lois l-lubnigr, Mary Spring Semester Officers, left to right: Hvrtor Fr-rnarndi-1, Ward, Herb Donner, Edith Elscr, Nelson Olt, Colleen Ri-dell, Nelson Olt, lnna Gardn.-r, Jani-t Ol-lara. Q-4 lk . .ns Discussing such problems as the atomic bomb, nar- cotics, UNESCO, and going steady, the Slceptics of Point Loma gained new information and knowledge of world affairs and local problems. Aside from these discussions they helped a needy family at Christmas, fixed toys for the Salvation Army, conducted a traffic- safety campaign, and for their own enjoyment, held a progressive dinner, and a year-end party. Mr. Wayne Laughery was sponsor of the club. Row I, left to right Kaye Miller, Eric Walker Phil Muir, Nancy Robin son. Raw 2: Annu Evenson Joanne Albrecht, Ed Bohan an, Betty lowner, Dean Mc Bride. Row 3: Jonquil Brown - Karen Albrecht, Richie George Patsy 0'Bannon, Bill Richards, Mr Laughcry. Fall Semester Officers, left to right: Kaye Miller, Eric Walker, Patsy O'Bannon, Karen Albrvcht. Spring Semester Officers, left to right: Karen Albrrcht, Joannu Albrr'-abt, Kayu Miller, Bill Rich- ards. 1-aff' Qfflfey Club Officers: Ronnie Harrington, Jim Thatcher, lKneelingl. Don Tartre, Tom Goldman, Dave Lamott. jf rm, cm Point Loma's Key Club got Ott to a good start by presenting their annual Key Kapersu, on October IO, to the enjoyment ot everyone who attended, Second semester brought the student leadership banquet, sponsored by the club, and the early morning brealctasts in the cafeteria. The organization is sponsored by local Kiwanis. Otticers tor tirst semester were: Pres- ident, Dave Lamott: Vice-President, Don Tartre: Secretary, Jim Thatcher: Treas- urer, Tom Goldman. Second semester saw Don Tartre, John Hege, Ronnie Harrington, and Tom Murch holding the jobs. ow I eft o right: H. Donner, J. Ogle, G, Eulitz, D. McBride, H. Fernandez. Row 2: R. Stoltz, B B cht l B Hanna, M, Lorch, T. Pastors, G, Thomas, D, Hiclcs. Row 3: R. Harrington, J. Thatcher, D Tartrc D Lamott, T. Murch, Coaches Ben Edens, Don Giddings, Ray Malcolm, w I t ri t i innni, avi 1 r or Ralph Wfallaii-, Bob l-lannn, All'-wrt Uv Viulri, Gi-irrui w ni iicirrii T nv Rvwriiihv, G-ary llwfrrnfis, Paul W-i.l, Ciaiv Sirili. ll.aii Ni. y Point Loma's enterprising l-li-Y, with Mr. Dale as sponsor, took part in various extra curricular activities. One ot the most rememe bered events ot the year was the l-li-Y-tacultv basketball game, in which the tacultv showed their superior torce and routed their oppon- ents. The proceeds ot this game went to the Damon Runvon Cancer Fund. There also was an all l-li-Y variety show at l-loover l-ligh, and an all l-li-Y track meet in which Point Loma placed second. Officers w I left to right: Jim Carlvliz Clar Cunningham. Row 2: John H q Don Ffistwr, Trim Grldiniins 94? bw Row I, left to right: Joy Sue Wilbanks, Syble Perry, Beverly Beauclair, Kathie Miller, Carol l-lvrlD'rtrr'it, Joycw Cowan, Row 2: Eleanor Wilson, Elizabeth Peterson, Darlene Angel, Martha Edwards, l-lulifn l-lottman, Gay Cowie. Row 3: Jo Ann Flenoid, Sally Smith, Shirley Kuhn, Ann Rus,-,vll, Eluanor Montort, Sharon Mcdlicott, Beverly Billings, Diclrsie Osgood. Pan-Nmerican C' 416 'lf- 7eenA Sponsored by the YWCA, Point Loma's Y-Teens carried on many out-ot-school activities. They included a swim- ming party, installation ot otticers, picnics, and an all-city Y-Teens base- ball game. Otticers tor the year were: President, Beverly Billings, Vice-President, Mary Ward: Secretary, Kathie Millerp and Treas- urer, Dicl4sie Csgood. Study and discussion ot the Latin American republics to bring about a better understanding ot our southern neighbors was the main purpose ot the Pan American Club. They met in room 207 atter school on Monday nights. Also on the agenda was the annual spring Fiesta, where club members and Spanish class members who crave a Latin atmosphere and good Spanish tood can enjoy a protitable evening. Row I, left to right: Suzanne Shawn, Marilyn Qtting-tr, Tanya N-rwtrwn, Gail Cttingcr, Kathie Millvr, Row 2: Bob Rvwiclr, Anne lvwmnn, Jfwnquil Brown, Sally Stormy Alb-'rt Slrinnvr. Row 3: Vfallwi tdgnr, tlarnr- Sommer- mwyi-i, Naniy Bvclc, Patsy O'Ban- ron, Brinniv MrAvoy, Annu Farrar, Marsha Willifwms, Diclcsiv Osgood, Martha Edwards, B-'vvrly Fwrgiison, Mi, Frank.-n. Row I, left to right: N, OH, B. I?ir't'if1rds, I. Viixqur, Row 2: K. WiI:.ivn, J. Allwr.-dit, I-I. Ynrkos, A. Rui-isvll, Mrs. Hoffman, J, Ctnrk, J, Pnysori, C. Kitlmri, K, Altiri-CIM, Heritage Club Their purpose is to study literature, art, and drama in order appreciate ttie timer things ot lite. Non- Com . . . comprised ot ttie norvcommis- sioned otticers ot the Point Loma R.O.T.C. mmm-as am -n m.l,gM-M . 5 I I 'i ' A N 3. Ei? 'E Q wtf EQ , , Q 5, X mf E . M . 'mfw'g7. 2.1 'lx to i . elm . if .. Q I. -1, 4 .X I 'Nix I I Row I, left to right R. BatIi'itiir1, J, Prim dy, IJ. Swaid, F Miissvy, K, MiHvr,I VHLQUVI, R. Bvri Row 2: D, Powrt A. Pogri H, G. Dodd: W. La Hin-,t, , Suttivrtzind, J,F-1lDbr IJ. Smith. Row 3 B. Viiiyiird, B. Uri -.-,vi A, Irwiri, P, Itim ttiiw, S. P-viii i1.. , A Biiiwii, R. N- iili. rt. R I Ift to right: Inna Garclnr-r, Tanya Newton, Barbara Baker, Frccl Basham, Dail nf Prirst, P.-arlir Brooks. Y R 2 B t Nucl, Grgraldinr Bcnnftt. Delores Karl, Nancy Murphy, Burton Evurist, Dolorrys Middlrrbroot, Pai-l.-rr. T R 3 V l C M i K lr B'Il Ch t D d P ll I CV Olin, GYOHC UCSCY rl, I OG l., GV4 OWC . Kible 61116 Perhaps Point Loma's Bible Club has the right idea about starting the day out right. They begin by having a prayer meeting at 7:30 betore school each day. Their weelcly meeting is on Monday atternoon, not including meetings with other Bible Clubs, movies atter school and numerous parties. The club also presented an assembly tor the student bod . yOtticers tirst semester were: President, Dolores Middlebroolcg Vice- President, Jim Posey: Secretary-Treasurer, David Powell. Second semester brought David Powell holding the ottice ot President with Bob Neil and Delores Kail as Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. WSW Q-ga gp ' Q1 i 'III Mfj' Q, 'S ws? 5 s if W we-v--V ,iv ,sl ,, , P? gy? W ww he-n nmv pf? n zhfvhx Vikings 1 iz' :R a 1 Q School Thanksgiving Sy' -'ning tn mm fur an Umm ix R.: sw n! rn' inn of rwwix-lmv mx N:-vonxrwr ul' rm-ngnuz M Hn mv .,.,,. 2 'X f' V ' 'LX .,c 1 i 1.. .U I-1.5 nu x li' In-r. .1 my AA Lon Im! ogniued rw 1-1 mp Ni 38 urn? of the :vim xilirmnl xnwvmlh. Fur 2 Kq Qvhnul B ov 4 there Nrw 21' Nav 26: vczxzbly. Pvc. 1: EI Portal wi!! bo upprovf-d rv: lrnf-A fm Nw Viih. ! menu- ! c n N l-'m,2,n-'el lwlfi .-fm zwfflm r 5 Vs x i.f1 yang Aifxwi huts it .rm rung! xzmiwr L11 mm! at Pam max, Doc, 21 Ba,sku1hn1L vo U.: X11 In v-n un mon 8 pm. Friday, Nov. 14, 1952. rama De rtment Bus Con s 5 12- r- A vm . 'x -1- n . I:-Ea IZ-'nn' lf, 1 ' r, 1: , .nu Fo-rr!-1 4 hfiv vlcs p I rx n n r d hy hi .5 im-hxdn the , V . K . f e J N 'J W.. 'rs L X 1 N English fhmniiy smdivd Spanish and FN-n Burn in lhv Uktzuno .mn ,X ll H135 Inna Hvm! lhrr. hir p,mXnmihr1 .a nge 1 m 'md ftumml thmug h fy-kmx IGH M and who Xiu: ,, mr! Irma tif:--,:v:!w aw Y Swim L'omwiStov on Div and rvhq lf-J fm' hzavuxg vvry is a lmzmbvl' 4 Opinion Club. s 1 Bae Cb Q tho nwmlts of wits, but K-H9 hmi that Hwy O Umm Il Q xx r Vinh. Hmln C'lll5, f P Red'Crw4a Coumil Y X Nu ,Pima MEET YOUR' COACHES By Swve Taylor Who! on the Pointer iacultw' can you think of that axufnded me Poxut through Jr. and Br. High School. mtterrd in :Lil major ssportsa. marrivd A Point Loma girl. had a bmtiwr aitend I' L0 d ' 1 h .QA aim mn, an is nw P65 physical oducaiinn inxtructor aftvr five years of cmmhing at PHUN !,v0lXS.!! YOU? Cuarh Pmwh FQ? P4 'T wa Lum! 3 5 is Div-go Vrxllvv He his Prtwtu are the wx Ymskutbzxu varznty eagu bail vluh kr- year by Coach for from Swan handicapped by only one Xetterxr. are xii working 1. Own and with thu they intend to pr:-du good lim!! duh, Elven if cmmw ma! on isp they gkvmg their oppxmtfn trmxblm up Crumb boys man W UZQQSS ni nm 4327 Oman Rosecrans Sh-sei ' . Bll.DleKQG.Kh8f1 6'M.C .XX Green xt ih rs: x Ifl hi A few fl Poe xolmsonwr luclYIlaqlnf3 Ecll Judy Maxwell Nm Art Edltm Sharon Jackson Bill Richards Bev Nairne lllvrarv Eilllfvf Clwlvl Sl ll a Plmloqmpn. r B-.rm-'ww M.m.rlq.-r X Mary Lou Ferris Carolyn Swenson Pal: Flinn Sally Haas Gina Garcia PM lm-' ffl lwr !5xsSv,lnr1l Arl Edllfrr Covcr Svnmwrs Smplrg, Art Staff L Literary Staff Rushing to meet deadlines, the EI Portal statt endeavored to give you the best annual yet. The many mistalces we made, the delays, the rush, were all worth the enjoyment ot worlqing togther to produce this boolc. Many thanlrs go to Mr. George Worthington, who prodded us on when we lag- Photography Staff Wit ged behind and cheered us up it we got too discouraged. Qur mascot, Zody, the lit- tle astrologer, added sugges- tions along the way that he thought would improve the boolc. l-le hopes that you will approve, and enjoy EI Portal as much as we enjoyed put- ting it together for you. C celia White Secretary il' , V-ffl' vii Bai' sim f im 'gm 31 . A we 2 'hi 4 W! Y' 'dw 5 e al 4 1 ' ' 9 y 1 0 'E' ' N ' ' ' X fi . o , 0 m Q .6 . M 'Umw- . L. X .. Avi W J ,- 2- Nam' lx. SQ K r V' V? 5? .. A -we fwq .ig 'QNSQR N ' L ' me eww U f Kuna W uf: as gfiw. I A K E ,HA ,Gif Y 4 33 ra 1 I 3155 ' W f - Ev' v M N' . ' fmtwsfav. a mf 973 , ' , ' s 4 www., M 4. U I yi AN , N w: .,.. x X ,A MMI SW' M W, ,.,,.. . . X . . .F-fmvyaf-Q.:-Wxpaiwx A Xi U 1,3- j O . ydmlfldl' Place We flwinlc ol all our old lwangoufs and reminiscc, The wonderful limo we nad at the games, the dances, the shows on Saturday nights, will live ln our mcmones for years 'fo come. Q xgw We danced . . We talked . . 7 We aie 4519 .F- I, .X Q, Us LR ,pf Homecoming Queen Olivia Rosa lcenterl and attendants Pat Flinn and Kaye Wissinger. Pain t Zoma Queemf Point Loma's Queens .... They ruled over the year's social events with a royal lwand. Queen and King of Winter Wein- derlanclf' Sally l-laas and Jerry La Dow. King and Queen of April in Pastels, Don Tarfre and Sue Penners. im NWI Wm ' M 1 Y E Q, , Q V,,A 4 ., Q ff gf wi A ' 5 s ? 1 gif in-Q ,-in gk , iygwg ,I MP A , '10, 1. . 5 6 Wxw 5 is ,ws ings? ,QM sv waz ., A 5 'Q ty , Q iw I I 112, gm Q' , Q 4 , :Quan 1 Q5 fi M . 4, x. rf f f wi. wgiigl, ,ff-1 5 Q sg? , M , 4' J' gf, -G gg ff 4 rgyr c .f'e'L2 A , N i... .X wx N ' , Y -as wxvk XA Q T? ,, 'Q f? I' 3 -in f-Q, 5:55 ww Better spirit in '53 . . . Zody prophesied! The Booster club with its 478 members, headed by the song and cheer leaders, made this ,XM ttt' fl .g,3,xir'-N' ff -,N Qyku Mn,x,2,Sr,ci- prophecy come true. J' V . W 'LJ rw-A C1 www ,otfw i,- Eimriv' Sdn , wt r'iQw Song I ad Doing their routines to the strains ot Loman Warriors and Swing Along our I95253 song leaders, Joanne Besser, Jane Olson, Janice Broolcs and head song leader, Barbara Rice, led us on to victory during the football and basketball seasons. Their new routines really cliclced, and their spirit set a good ex- ample tor us all. Zody doesn't have anything to say about the song leaders. l-le just lilces to watch them. C71 eel- eader Zody, our little astrologer, thinlcs that our cheer leaders are just about the best he's ever seen, and we agree. Ernie Zozaya, head yell leader, Leah Rogers and Alvin Silveira led our yells with a never-ending enthusiasm, and helped us cheer the tearn on, win or lose. We thinlc they deserve a cheer for them- selves tor the vvondertul job they've done. 'Wiz Y- f J,,' I 'h 1e Q9 J ,gm-N Q.. ' I ' 1 I lffg .er '? !fas12'w-2 iff, W' ' WF-ww' ff vw ff-:L-wif was-H I X 1 . 1. - f,,.,,1. . v ,Q u- . 4 1,3 , X., x 1 v 1 they are almost super human great musaulqii' endu ram: wygyzfykgiw ' . R' w yHKfY'f5fy55Q22ff ,612 kfiwff'Qf wjpwff' JY' gy K' VM ? M641 Point Loma t-ligh Schools varsity tootball squad started tast, but taltered in the baclr stretch to bring home the third place money, and a 5-3fl seasonal record. The Loman Warriors lrnoclced ott Torrence in the opener, astounded some 25,000 tans in the Football Carnival by thumping t-loover, tought a strong San Bernardino team to a tie, and whites washed El Centro. League play got underway Qctober I7, and the Pointe ers loolced good as they rode over Kearny and l-loover betore being stopped by l-lelix. The Lomans atoned somewhat tor their l-ligh- lander deteat by upsetting San Diego the very next vveelc. The l-liller triumph was the last vice tory tor the tootballers, howa ever, as they toolc a bitter deteat trom La Jolla, and lost to Grossmont by one point in the last game ot the season. X , 1 w 9 1 'J' A ' - L f .r vit ' 3 ' f 5 .f ' Y ' , , , W Y , H ., t ix H 5- . J ,, as FAI, 'ii px is 'rt 'S' 1 ,. '--,W 13. ,, Q ISA, 73 Mfg, as . - . fm' f fr - Us u , . Ms- ,,. - ,. f-gp' , ,o I . Q 2, : c g 54 y in N N11 . ... :nr I 4- , ,W . .Q -1 W ' 1: , 4.143 V. .jr ,s J- rl' , Q ' 'J ., .Q 1 -f - ,... 'Q fi f was 'milf--.fgr-fi : - -. r fr' .- ,Q V , , gf x ' A f ,tr a:h3u,,',gwf' --41 ,fm -- , ,,,,,:.v :fr .. wg. ,, , - W Q S -fvwf-..,. 1. Ma fs, . r A' 4 ,Q X , A ,av i I 2 , . ,gg i i w ,, 3215, A! QM1 A t,,, -. :xigmg I 'f we 2' wits , 't ..i9 'tl'?'i.a 1 XT' WSE E xx A Row I, left to right: M, Ventura, R. WaIIact', E. Danjou, J, Dawson, G. Sade, J. Polrorliy, G. Jennings, I-I, Krupfns. Row 2: B. G-ardunvr, J Carlylv, D, Fri-vman, D. I-Iinclw, D, Isbell, I. Giicston, N, Niles, B. Fry, J. Norman, P, Magee, Coach Edcns. Row 3: Coach Malcolm, A, Mr-lor Irv, B, Lund, E. I-Irlscn, B. Holly, O, Collier, R. Eelweagaray. I-I, Ttiompaon, E. Plaistud, B, Pringle, J. Denny, Coach Giddingf.. ow 4: B, Dunrnn, N, OII, G. Nxfrcldvrs, B. Roi-dvr, L. Culp, M, I-Ioryatlw, B. Costa, F, Stcvvnson, I, Byrnv, M. Larnplqrn, I-Ialtbaclc I-Ierman Tliornpson, tlie tearn's leading scorer, guard Ernie Danjou, and defensive satety Manual Ventura were selected on tlre City Prep League tirst team. Daniou toolc a step turtlwer by being a S.C.I.F. honorable mention choice. Point Loma vs. 7 Torrence O I4 Hoover lCarnivaI' O 7 San Bernardino 7 20 Kearny I2 I5 I-Ioover O XIXNX-.x, 7 I-Ielix 26 I4 San Diego I2 26 La Jolla 6 I8 Grossmont I9 X r Here's to the senior Lettermen who have done a great job as a team in l953 lwfwf Co-Lxkv Silnwovu M2541 oem, ,J 4-f' .--., J Row I, left fo ' ' unior Varsify rrghf. J. Fowlcr, J. Romvro, G. Hawlcy, D. Lfwc, G, Porfuflo, T. Bum, J. Tumi, H. Sermon T. Lcorvard, B. Hom, E. Cfarfr, Row 2: H. Hoflrvwcff, J. Phffn, B. Pffnglf, D. Kftchfn, M. Krcutwr E, Wfntfwvrs, P. Pafcrmo, J. Cabral, F. Rcgvrs, D. Buffuf, Coach Ed Thomdfv, Row 3: B. Gardmv 5, Dyson, G. Thomas, G. Mucfumwv, T, Gwvston, M. Lampkm, W. Ward, D. Dun' M, Black, B. Lfndsvy, T. Kurfz. K y, S. St.-phvnswn, Jfv! 6. ,LJ .XX aww ,www Sw 4 , Varsity Team Reading from t p I ft M y p Row, left to right: C'-'rw Murhrrrorv, Richard Stoltz, Bill Norton, Ronnie Robertson, Norman Pxlwxandwr. Vi-ntuia, Bill N t D Mlm- lrrrrlr, Frank St-'vvn',on, David Lanrrrtt, Coach Rundvll, Bottom Row: Jim Thatcher lMgr,l, Bobby Larrirwtt, Dun T t H B sri, Ronniv DaSilva, Manny Vwntiira, Chuclc Boyce, Don Tartrrf, Bob Bvqhtcl. Krantz, Frfinlr St R nil' Rob-'rt'-on The Cham Coach Paul Rundell made his debut as head baslcetball mentor at Point Loma a most successtul one this year, by guiding the I953 edition ot the Pointer hoop squad into a championship tie with San Diego l-tigh School. The cagers got ott to a very poor start losing their tirst two league contests to Kearny 63-45, and l-loover 49-45. They picked up somewhat in their next two encounters, dumping loop leading San Diego 44-36, and l-lelix 63-45, but lost to La Jolla in their fifth outing 44-46. The Vilfing tilt seemed to light a tuse under the Loman quintet. tor trom that moment they steamrolled seven straight opponents, Gressmont twice, 55-38 and 62-45, Kearny 50-40, l-loover 45-43, San Diego 4l-42, l-lelix 43-30, and La Jolla 43-35, to end thi season with a 9-3 record. Forward Ronnie Robertson must be singled out as the most outstanding mem- ber ot the team. l-le was chosen Player ot the Year in the C.P.L., and also named to a ti.st string position on the S.C.l.F. ten-man squad. K 1 X x ' x, 'E' 1 ' 36 l ' f Q Q N K N V 3 -I 5 It qx, N K x X x -, Q , Q mx Q , . - ,,x-Q-'13, X - X , 792911 mm - Q x . Xgl-llffigi . 5.6512 .3 fx ' .., Q . ' M 4 J? 13 x , 1 1 , X A 3 x 3520 6. is 'ef 1 kxuyramg ,A - L4 si We f Q 5 n Ed Humes 7 1 The Sluggeu Point Lo-ma's diamond squad, although not sporting the most out- standing slate in the league, gathered togetheria winning 7-5 C.P.L. record along with runner-up spot in the Lions Tournament for a better than fair seasonal showing. Regular season competition got underway with Point Loma edging Kearny 8-7 before being smothered by l-loover I5-4 and San Diego 8-I. We got back on the winning track .against l-lelix, whipping the Highlanders 5-I. but lost the next outing to La Jo-lla 2-O and closed out first round play by stopping Grossm-ont 7-6. Kearny made up for its first defeat by belting the Lomans in the opener of the seco-nd round 6-4. Point Loma rebounded from this upset as they blistered l-loover 2-O, San Diego I2-7, and l-lelix I l-7 to fashion their largest winning streak of the season. La Jolla proved to be too much for us once more, however, as they snipped us in the next game 6-O, then the Pointers were defeated in the last contest of the seaso-n by Grossmont. Ronnie Robertson Bill Fry Bob Duncan FdHl BudG ardner f il Qi Ill Ill Ili' I FS D. Hebert W. Hermans B, Martin C. Husied B. Snelling Q R. Hertzburg R. Buso F. Rogers R, Wallace B. Roeder iw.. 'oy Q U ill :lg If IIT ,ff ' I 'll 'nina ,.a-- 'Q Q t gi A Q M Iva 4 WM 222291 1- it my ss- , rs. 11 gs 69' fs Hunan F1311 '- L.. he Us Row l, leti to right: M. Silva, B. Lund, R. Clark, U, Bartua 1, Carlvlv, B. Buns, H, Kfiip-'iw ll, Fist-i. W. F'.i'n.i l'l. lli Hiyrwiri. ROW 2: l Chin- nlrin, ll. Srriitli, B, Milli r, T. Fi rsh-'y, P, W-' it U l li- ll l, V- liisqizvx B. fx- fl.: C1 l.ii'riniii F. Nil'-ri, L. l4'iil.l.1iiil, t., N.wifl, B Piinqlw, M. lniripliri, J. lliii 46' Point Lorna's and C tracla and tield squads were consistent in tinishing the season with identical 42 records. The varsity traclcsters were second in their class, and the B's and Cs both came out a close third in their respective divisions. The PVS added a championship in the San Diego relays and second place spot in the All-City meet to their record. C Team Row I, left to right: Hiinilfl XX!-il-ili B Voir llvwi ril-'r, l. l-iriiil.i J. lol, i. ly.-ns. Row 2: l lli liiiiii-, ww. Strut lnlir J Riiiy R. Bvviris. ROW 3: M limit lil, C1.V.l.is rin-.' l. Mniin, R Hiiririrgtr ri B Team Row I, left to right: B l lkriiig ,l, iiilii mimi- N, Cliri liiiri wir, l, liii l l Lmvfr, Row 2: li. lisiliilf l l'-'rrii. L. P- 'lim , i, Hiiiii rd-1 G. lliwv - y. Row 3: B. l-lannn, i. Fowl, B Stull, l, lion.: C lin. A. ,mhvrwf-fCl. .fl x , -...N , S x-,+,,Nw i E S 1 XD Rm an A-. -1. ixe-M mx T K.-lly, B, Bi-ihti-I, D. Noblr. R Sihladvr, L, Davis. Row 22 C Barry, D, Paysi-n, P, Muir, C. Quixrlly M, tifirli. 5 1 C' oA Conn try Row I, left to right: T, Ahlirs li, Noonan, T. PM-ilr, B Biirns R. Harrington, R, l-lifrtfr-ifiq, B llqnna, C. Striilrliind. ROW 21 B SCl'viiltZ, R, Hilini-1. lt Printer D, Barbfit, T, V-'lawqi ,A', ', R, Slvvly TlTrV7lJ3.ROW3ZG.tYlItl4K1.lVTi'H dvr, J. Dririahui, R, B-itlir, l Iltwu. ll, P, Wi'-,t, U, Ti-,duly Under the direction ot Coach Ed Thomas, Point Lomas l953 cross-country team toolc a sharp upward swing by running a strong third in the season with a very respect! able 7-2 record. The Maroon and Gold outtit added more color by tinishing first in their division ot the S.C.l.F, preliminaries at Long Beach. Members ot the championship team were Don Foster, Bill Burns, Fred l-lolmes, Bob Steely, Gilbert Mendez, and Teddy Velasquez. Elini w I, left to right: J. Hood. A, Slirrwiiid, lj. Muir, Ciiriili til .yr f 's'- 'H f 'KX I K Ni x ,fx YD 1 if ,, :V V fu '1 Wg? .,g, ' K Ll , Lg Janet Hill Bev Nairne Toni Moniz Charlotte Phillips Svcr-'tary Prrsidcnt Vicit President Trcasur-fr The Girls' Athletic Association includes the Lornanettes, the Modern Dance Club, and the girls' sports program. These organizations give the girls ot Point Loma an opportunity to participate in numerous activities in and after school. Sponsors are Mrs. Newlee, Sports: Miss Crosby, Lomanettesg and Mrs. Turner, Moclern Dance. we Q Executive Board Left to right: Joanna Clark, Mr-., Ncwlev, Joan Schu.-tt. an-rv. Left to right: Joan Schuvtt, Sharon - . The G.A.!-X. carried on a tull program throughout the year, ottering varied recre- ation tor its members. The organization met on Wednesday and Thursday nights, the tormer tor a school sport, and the latter tor an outside activity. The outside sports enjoyed by everyone were swimming, golt, bowling, and slcating. Letters and medals were awarded those who earned them at the C5.A.fX. Ban- quet, June 3. Letters tor tirst year require tive points, those tor second, eight, and medals tor third year, twelve points. A trophy was awarded to the girl who obtained the highest number ot points. Kathy Wilson Leah Rogers Janice Brooks Joanne B Colonel Joan Schuett and Major Maureen Clark. Zomanette Our high-stepping Lomanettes marched into the eyes ot the public, bringing color and originality to halttimes at football games, and representing us with one ot the best drill teams in the city. They worlced and practiced tor all the games and rallies, and put on a special show lor us at homecoming. Leading them out on the field were baton twirling Colonel Joan Schuett, and Major Maureen Clark. Led by their executive otticers, the Lomanettes continued on with their many and varied activities throughout the year, 5 E vve f W f i i ,. V - :Sy 5 X P . Q, - --' x R it f ir !' , ' N , ,. ax. ig Xin 1' 1.3 ii 5 Q' f , , X Qm wmxw is - Whit AQ, -Aff i if I T . Executive Officers Ciirgriniii wi limi x Hptdir' i Miairwrvtli Cnrataiix twrrivip Joan Ertmcr Sandra Goetz Dolores Mason 'Q Cimtriiii at liriil Mary Alice Rosa . V ,ig . wif? p.-4..i.r,. - X , 3' Yak? 'u mx kr we in I I K 'P 4 L, mm mlm . sify 'W' s f M M X W .5 ,X , aw' 'ifjx f , . T 4 5 'UQ' W 1: .1- . .V Z, X www, . 5 H Q . 1 ' ' Q 4 ,Q , f 1 V . wiv , :L FH vg k . is 4 I '-lm ,X - 1 1: fj- 4 A . , -M Q .. My J.. ' Q vw K MQ 'M I 'Q-AA I X 1 ' ' I Xa 'xg' 'a -N .L . Q .mi 1 'ff?fflg I if ' xr my w.: . Ag mg wif, N ,. A - ,Q A X .Q ,:- Y ,yzifk fx 'M + 4s Q v ' N 5 Y-'UH' mi.-MFT I wif, A- v f ,k -f ,Q K Q. A Q Q wmlim 4 L.:-! K. .1 gm , ,...-of Kvf XJ 9... -...J x.,..f XJ ' 1 n..-0 Z' xv WJ pxpu Q, .N 1 wx' ' W1 . - .K . f vw.: 'sol 'SZ K! sl xv' f LJ 'XZ' K! xy xy' ., I mmf. ,- .1 SJ , f W, w ' ,. 2 M V W V 'Um 1:C?'if-M W .-1' 'Q T2 'ff X ' .A ,gwdfgi ff'Q::?ws'w:g.5X53I , ,, Midi? ,x .Q 2 f 95-'N ,xxx H .. 1' Y A, ' K -'XS . be X N -x 1 f fa M ' ' X ug? , f , Q: .Xf 'M qw' ffm. ' , f' . --W f . . - Q, , , f J - 1 -f . ' .1 X' KW' .X Q ' ,' . , X . K. 'K N, . . ' f vwll .XI ' g g . . , X' ' V X, 1 ..., , 4. S 1 . n A l-.,,f4 'x ,a R k -K, X I I .3 , W rx om Row I fr to ght J 1 S i an s vow a Foxvv wr arlf--, Snr.-inriw Fay, Nanry Uvarth. Row 2: y ow 3 n u ark Ht ri W tk Gr tchi ri Siam, raw. Row 4: S trim Sh--Wiatr iii, Jovi i ac min 1 c Ga ow Vahiii' Lrrvv, Sandra Wits n, Cami Shfiirir- it, mode n bance The Modern Dance club gave their tirst pertormance ot the year tor the Christmas p r o g ra m, when they danced to Ave Maria. The cosa tumes were designed and made by the girls themselves, who atso did their own choreography tor the dance. Second semester brought the spring concert in which the club participated. Officers were Joanna Clarke, President, Joy Sue Wilbanks, Sec- retary: Sonia Slwellstrom, Treasurer, Sybil Perry, Costume Manager: Pran Walker, Publicity Manager, and second semester, Joanna Clarke continued as President witlw Secretary, Sybil Perry, Treasurer, Barbara Poxwotlwy: Costume Di- rector, Ellen Welk: and Publicity Manager, Gretchen Staniunas. Sponsors were Mrs Werry and Mrs. Turner yrs 9'QNl . . 14 Sperm This year the G!-X.!5x. sports program has tinally come to lite. Baclced by Mrs. Ann Newlee, as taculty advisor, and President, Bev Nairneg Vice- President, Toni Monizg Treasurer, Janet l-lilly and Secretary, Charlotte Phillips, the tirst semester group initiated such sports as volleyball, badminton, tennis and golt atter school. law C-,246-if? . . 1. mimi , L KA EWU lull 2 J is.. , Us xgsgw g W N g N' ' Qs ,W Ms Second semester continued with bowling, slcating and swimming. Otticers then were: President, Leah Rogers: Vice-President, Janicc Broolcs: Treasurer, Joanne Barnes: and Secretary, Kathy Wilson. Mona Waitscox and Sharon Miller were sports managers for first and second semester respectively. F :warn Lb W gh , R uf f a-if '55 3 SV V I? zaq 5 V A ,h Wm 5 T, , Fwy . X' M r- . W GN-P5 'Q ' X 'fw as QQ V 2 2 'K , w.. M Q -., F fs.. Q ,v,,.,-,.. K V. ,.,.. 3 4 Lf , A was WW? W ,M tfqxk Vlhsngs ew -. 25 ' ,fin K W A dy gf' yi , ,I , N,f6 f fvxrr xr ,-', Y.. -' ,, f 1: iW, ,M,. .wmv 'M f ,, M V, wwW?W..ggf3..e K,g ,. +,5,. 4 -www. M Kg, Q x V M I V W if J ix 1: .fy-ye F. -iw! ln the course ot a year the Point Loma Reserve Otticer Training Corps has participated in many activities: among these, presenting the National Colors at all home football games, and at many meetings and assemblies. Their drill units take part in community parades, and represent Point Loma as one ot the best Corps in the city. They took second place in the Federal Inspection, losing top honors by one point. li . 71 Ai fi 3 -Q I 'Ps Color Guard Left to right: William Egan, Robert Ncubcrt, James Priddy, Robert l-lctlc. .dl-wg s.. --. 1, , 'Q l fi lx I li -'I R 'N 4 'she- . I.. . -5 , rig: if 3 lQ' with -vi ' ' .1-:Miha-,,,-o, IQ- . l aiwgkwrmw ' r I Nasa Officers' Club Row l, left to right: W.xl!.'r Wu rcki, Jamie RW,-., Ollr. Gwinn, Jivlwn Sli.-pparcl, Willvtir Slcvlturw, Rn hard Yalr-, Row 2: Battvrton, trn-wt Danrrm, Nrlxlir Finch, Buddy Aubry, Norman Ross. Row 3: Duani- Knlrlow, Ptirllrp Rrlvy, Wfxldcw Pal Stlmolcmll, Dalv Trval. I Rifle Team Varsity, Row I: E, Daniou, D. Harris. D. Powcll, J Sutlu-rland, B. Richards. Junior Varsity, Row 2: B. Battcrton, B. Nubert, R. Prevent, D. Treat. Row 3: W. Wosrcki, Duane Kulnlow, B. Weadon. At the first ot the year most attention is placed on the rifle team. This team talces part in city as well as national rifle meets. sw: . , f . G Company Officers, lefi to right W. W 'Jw Jr. XXX. SLM!! rw, J, Ha 'mania R. Buff-rv!--rw, J', Sfhw J raft. JJ K JN M, J. Sdn-Q IJ, Tun. Enlisted Men: Pc-'wvJJ W. H s',w:xrfJw C. Hr rw im rr, N. MmJ.g fy Bury JJ. JJYVJ I HrrJuard1, A Jfwrw M. Sixry, J. JE-vlmr-JI M, HUJJ' J, Qhqv JJ. Slraffu r B. H-1tfJmr, C. Hmfui-rw, JJ C-wrmrw G. H wwtfrrn, JJ. M Ham, J, W. inpw. Second Ran I, Sf JH QJ - , JJ, Hmvvy, J fxpfXsJn.1n J. BM Y, W l.nH.wt R. CJ. m Of C. Sf-WMCJ, R C 1 I7 S'mtJw W AH vm 5 X 1 SGML, J, M C xg J. J-wmv Q S ' 'N . ' f , . L -W. J. Jw vw- 4- JJ. Br-J-'sk-', J Pwfvy, M, R Ummm rw, R, M Gu'-wr', J, VM!-ww, M, Mr Cum 'wr J. LMJH1, P Nr lfwri, J Vw-ish Fourth Rani: J' 'rm J Lfvw, V, M CJJ lJ,m H Company Officers and Guidon, left io right: N, R J, , J, Rr rA.J, R, ww Pwrwfrw, R. Y.aJv CJ, Qmrwrm JJ RJYN. First Plaioon, Row I: R, x, J, H. 1 d R. Bruwvr, J. Br-mmm B, Jw: r-J. 1, Row 2: W, C 'UkJlJJ ClUYY'JJHqJJJJYJ, C. Urey. Row 3: J Uwrmy JJ JJ' rr J, JJwr.r Y 'v B. MwJ J .14 an P. K, Ju, n, Third Rank: W. Wim P ff J B UNL VJ V J JJYY I Company Officers and Guiclon, left to right W. Palm.-r, E. Dfinjou, N. Gow-'s, J. Slwppard, B. Pwbrry. First Platoon, Front Rank: G, Dvddw, B. Pilgrim, L. Clmpvrmn, B, Uri-.m'r, J. Finlvy, T. Gmini, J. Mriiilwrm. Middle Ranlr: R, Cart-r, U, Hvnnigvivimi, G. HN.-ly, A, Rascon, l-l, l-lalow-Ji. Rear Rdhkl W. Ciurirwry, B. Jnfk, J. l-lnlowwll, J, Ki-nnvdy, W, Ph-'lp5, C, Moddraiiqli, Second Platoon, Front Ranln: ll, Harris, R. B-'r.', R. Appwll, D. Sgliuld, l-l. Wqalsli, J. Suzuki, l.. Bo hanan. Middle Ranlr: W. Phil lippi, R. Young, J. Gallaqlivr, J. Sclmub, R. Castro, K, Mill-'r. Rear Ranlr: G. Pri.-', B. Vim Di,-vvnlvr, N. liavvr, J. lvwy, B, Xvlwvdmrw, J Priddy. VD x. a S H ff . my 'fd' gp- I. NT-' - XA? ' 4 r X 1 M4 . .. . they love, to work and they love tn play. . . . .Gemnm A 1- f up-' -vi-Aga' . . -1' r'2wf4 r ji .. 5 wx I3- 14 x I 'v . .J W' ,L. , All :VA w v r W w 'a s .Af 1: 1 5 P2 H Y 3 15 '52 , F ' u 4 .,., ,,,, , ,.Q l , Q-Q say' .. Qs-Eiib.-4.3 cs-,,X,1bNQ-15,3 lg-04.6 3- . EW' flfff Mm Xfzf 424710-. 427 Af JP, , A Row I, left to right: A. Ruw,r'll B ll li l-l H lt . 1 i,rdy. Row Z: B, Frwxwrirthy, G. Olting-'r, B. Bvflcvr M Pvt 'r' M lwlt i q i Ll l-l t li Y Row 3 N Kli grl, l, S, pin, L, Carr, D, Lyon, TA Laird, M H-'ad Ro 4' R th C H , . i , . addwn, D, l-larwy, B. Mcliinlvy. Row 5 J, Holman, G. Thomas, B. Dyson L lx nr tl Dsi ,, ,nw I, x , MMV Valgaiii ROSM . Matmin on Rirhard Castm' Rllla . Ernff' ' . hh Hlln Left to ng vplwmok youngest class . . . the Sophs. Their tirst year here was more or less a proving ground in which they learned the ups and downs ot high school lite. They proved that they lcnew what they were doing, and we're sure they'll talce many new ideas with them next year. Sophomore otticers were: President, Richard Castro, Vice-President, Ritta Mattosg Secretary, Ellen Emerso d T n an reasurer, Rose Mary Vargas. iiiru N , , r man,R.lurnvr,C.Jarob- -ri l NLC N x. . L ,.4fx. Z, ' . w . , Sou , C, Martinsoni . oustrrn, l, lrwrn B l-lntflvr C iv f w, , irfy, J. Dawsnn, K, Jirtfrlrysi Row X, hh io rrgkk: M. Bvdw. L Sfrrrlrr, 5. Vrakk, X. Brown, P, Bows, B. Craik. Row 'la B. Davrs, G, Conarn, P. BXBXOCX. E, Canoy, Nd. CXarYc,, B. Krrn- baXX, S, Xdansnn, C. B'rXbrc,y, Row 3: E. Chrlc, H. Maskvrg G. Xdowxrwf, D, fmrxnuxd, NN Sanrord, 6. Xdnrdy, Row Nd, Srandrn, X. Xdvrdis, S. Groxdf Rmb, 5. Morgan, 5. Boncs. Row X, Kd! to rrghkz M. Burgess, M. Crxadcs, P, Marfrn, S. Escakra, PX, Skonrc, S. Norkon L. Luc. Row! 'ln D. Davrcs, C. Xorrns-on, M. Xdoovcr, C, Vagc, C. Xdcndcrson, R, Vrrncu. RW' 31 R- XMXXCXO. D. Nec:-rqX'r, E, Lank-,bury T. V'rXNano, R, Makkos, L. BuMwoXdar, Mrs. Foyncr. Row 4: H. Soko, D. Van Burcn, C, Brrgnk, B, Xdousky, Nil. Ward, Row 51 E. F-ndcrson, MI. Kcxxogg, 5. Kennedy, S. Penn, G. ELM1, S. Smukr, B, ?r'rnr3Xc'. Row X, Kd! ko nghk: C, Brrrcv., L. Ncwkon, E. Souknard, D Urqrrnark, N. Rocha. Row 1: M. Cnrrrdn, 3. Rosa, B. Pxsaro G. Yfovdrzr, M, NXcn, E. Mfrcr- scrna, Row '51 R. Bhpvrng, D Brrdcr, E, Breen, B. Turd, PN Skarnrrcbcr, 5. Brcnnan, B Pxfkrzr. Row 4: Mr. Emerson 5. Cooper, D. Maxxory, S. Bro- Xash, E, Bacobson, B. Baby Yi. Pxposxnran, 5. Rorncro. XC Hanna. Row 'La E Y-ovl X, Xdk 'Lo 1XgX0.z X'X, Du FAUX, B. Mciwrwl X, Pckw. L. Mark, C. Cmsg, B. CUXXXM5. . .Emmsorn C. Mcfwoq, XC. XoXXy, C, Hasan. V. Dcxlwdm. B. Xfispcxancz, D. XLAXX. NX, Cuso. Row 3: 5. Xfabbu, U. NXonaX'yan, U. X'Xxc,Xn-,, X.. Hope, S. Yay. Xl. Bones. 3.SuKX1uXand. Xlovl NX Yxmukcr. C. VcXa1,o.uc, l:C.X':aXXc1xf, 1 C. Bwludcv, O. Yomwawd. H Pxdam- -,oru X. Luang, 5, VXXXQ4, Row X, Xdk lo IXQX0.: E. CoXo- L Xu D NXXX, E X'Xc:rw4, .Evm Xou, . Hams. B, Vandc1pooX, XB. Mc., Guhc. D, GoXdcn, Vx. Xackzkk, X CX'Xuwr,X1. Row 'La X3, VAN. VXA, 1OX2'l1X, N. X'XxXX, PX. Xwca NX OXson PN. X'XoXn'XsX1on'X. ' ' vi mx S. Mcwrwks. Row '51 . p R. Mandela, C, Cunnxngbam, E PXSXXU, FN. X'XocXgX6ms, NX CMN, F. Baby Row A1 Nil Spam, X, Vcddcx, C, PcopXc,s. qs' ,O Row X,Xe,Xk to vXgX1kz P, PxXXa'uc, Xl, XfXX-ndrwcks, X'X, Gompctkl, W. V-'Xv1sfm, X'X, CBYLXXOXO, B. BNN. Row 'ln L. Bwvnard, XS. Cokku, X. Don. Py DXQXM G4 CXaw,sm, E, Lrr. Xlovl '51 C. Xfkndcvson, S, Bvadkyl L. Y-U. Qusm, C, X'XamanXx, F, Mum Xlow 41 XB. Samson, Xl, SUOQXOQX, M. Bhivlikxif, C5X015Xx Ng WXXF. Row 51 X'X. L ScanXXm V. Bwwn, Xi. SCXXUXX1, B, Ga! mtv. X1 Xloqvrf, 5. Row X, Knit ko nghk: Cinemo- son, R. Vmgas, NX. Noolcr, H, lawkos, L. Cop-pod.. Row 'la B. Coyhz, S. Pxkhsson, S. Hanna, NC. Bnnngs. Row 3: T. Grant, D. Gwaves, R. Noonan, 5. Lcskcv, W. Houskay. Row Az U. Skawcv, H. Hdd, S. Wow- dcn, D. DevoX, D. Xlzkdnzn. Row 5: L. Nmhyan, D. Love, 5, Skzpnenson, B. Evznsk. Row X, Kd! ko right G. Nwems, N. Loki, L. Vndnoxd, D. Rahno, NN. N4an'NQon'xcM. Row '11 PN. Tmvzx, 3. Bones, B. Jones, B. EWOKK, R. DCCUKCY. S. NXCNZN, B, Lcgcnia. Row '51 1, Vere- sUeXXo, G. Rzupsdn, N. Srnkth, S, Pknstwom, C. NX'xXXz1, P. Bou- ton, Vx. Eamon. S. Wnson. Row 4: A. Garnxooa. D. Henkgsrnan. N. Gorncs, 5, CunnXngXnarn. S, Gufxeuel, X. Boyaxamomo, E, Gomes, S. SYNUN1, B. Woqce, Mm, Poyner. Row 5: R. Vxdd. R. Ddowsk, U. Nend, G. Men- del, 5, Bancrok, 3. Eskzs, H. Y'nWcnUnaX, J, Lkskcr. Row X, Xdk to nghk: B. Evans, N. Nxuvpky, S, SkcWxng,, B. Ruddph, K. Mandy, R. Ray- bmn. Row '11 IN. Vega, B. Srnkkxn, NX. Thompson, 3, Dang- nerw, C. SnarnxeXX, R. Srnkkh. Y-owl 31 P. PaXzuno, D. Cannon, R, Pxppel, P. Ghdowsh, C. Skdes, D. Vasquu, Fx, Xrnhw. Row 4: B, XYJXXX'mms, S. Mon- 'V ioxk, 5. Bones, B. Ogo, 5. Lane, .OkXKn, E. De Mem, D. Nop- ex. ow 5: . . Scankkn D. Kenny, G. Vawkrnan, B Drzssew, S, NaXXaweXX, V. Wavd. Row X, Kd! to vkghkz B, Swm- daxx, S, Sw-'KL S, Ygrkxbmrckl S. Campb--XX, C, Evans, Rws-'. Row '11 NX. Uaxoncy, D iiakrwn, B, Shcudan, C. Kamp, P. Bmwnmq, 3. Sbaw, Mrs. Poy- FWI. Row 31 3. Campbc,XX, U Bu--'f.Mr, R, Bamrkc, B. Uray. M, Dam-'X, L. Bvgrnd, N. Nu' and-'v, Vx, Cxfmcnis, Row 4: NW, L59-'XSL E. N3U'xKYu:v5, NN. NV MW U, Yilxsdom, R, Browu, H, KNO,-, V. Buddxci, C1,?aXm. Row X, Xdk Ko fight C. Nw, ' fl kmfkq, PN. Hxgdmw, C. Hfffbf qu-xt, X., Nolvxa, Gvawrckk, S. Vapkz, V, You-WX, D, Pussy Row 'ln W, Mayo, T, NQQWN, R. Bookh, 5, Cowan, PX. Ncwf man. V, Haynes, NN. Mom:- housc, B. Fausk, Row '51 3, Schwab, T. Bowman, B, WMS, D. Madow, S. Cummms, B. Tanner, Y, Sakamoto. Row 41 C, Mqyfm, R, Munday, E, Cov- nomn, T, Kmkl, R, Puas, PX. Famer. Row 51 Mr, Ermzrson, L. B-ww, E, CX1ombvau, G. Por- Kvxxo, C. SYXIUYYW. ow X, Xdk ko light: N, NWA Xaac, IN, Schuskm, U. Hansrn, LSMNCN, N.M1Xxon, C, Rob' mdk, L. 7,aYwX, C. Pxposhhn, C. Eddy, S, Srwkh, D, C5w5wf,, Row '11 M, S6OCX'M l,, T, UN, B, UN, G. Xifhm-, B, Baku, . Xrvmc, . PNnc5w:X, 5, Swv ons. Row 31 Y, Mmcxn, R, Humans, S. Vxvuxiik, C, Dqfy, . Qarcxa, G, Nxuxddnri., Row N1 B. NXC,GOwrrN, X. Pasimv, B, oak, H. Waxsh, B, Sd'X0c,Nw, owl 5: H. Scanwn, B, Clark 5. GaWaqX'm'x, B. Vandvvvnkvx, HCN1avaum, Y Mis. OMVCI Row X, Kd! lo fxghkz N. Drmvn. V. Ros-., G. Yzfxcson, Nxvwomas, 3, EMM, Row 'ln NN. VNS. B, GnXdv,n, U. HM, S, Vwsdx X.. Bwskv, low 31 G. Maxim, NW, Vlagv, T, Vosk. Y. Vau13WN. G. Cawux. Row 4: L. Spkxf mam, NX, NNaconcXX, B, Hows, 5. Yowk-x, K Bmwn, T, Mad' mga V-ow 5: 5. Ney. P. Bohn, non, R. Vauqbn, P. VXGYXCDUIU, S. Doxoy, C. Rogers. C. Bones. W'-s Fox Vxovl X, Xdk ko fxghka S. NXQMQX- bmw, X. Bohnson, 5. Srmkh, Row 'la E. Run, Ny Espknosa, X. NxcGu'xrc. NM Burch. Row H BNN, N. YXBNOWCXX, R SK-wvnson. Row 4: NX, SC,Yw4aY3. PM Madmga. N. Skcaxs. Row X, Xeik ko vkghkz C. Nw, Kosky, IN. Nxgdon, C. Hub SUCK, L. Nevis. F, Gauckk S. Vapk. P. TQHQNX. Row 'I- X. XCUXW, R, Bookh, 5. Cowan PM Nuwman, V, Haqnva. 5 Yavxsh, U, Vmisk. Row '51 X Schwab. T. Bowman. B. XWQXXQ U. MMXQN, 5. Cummkns, B Tannvrx Y.SaMamolo. NX. Mom- Yxousc. Row 4: C. Mc,yc1r',, R Nmmdaxy, E. Comoxan, TA Kmky D. Dunhp. PN. Fauam. Row 5 NH. Erfwlsonl L. Bury, E Cxwambcau, G, XDOXKQXXO, C Skrum. unioe Doing such enterprising worlc as selling boolc covers, candy bars and mistle- toe to earn money tor the class treasury, our ambitious Junior class began their activities early in the year. First semester otticers were: President, Jim Thatcher: Vice-President, Karen Albrect: Secretary, Nancy Wright: Treasurer, Lynn Worthington: Historian, Dennis Morris. Second semester, led by President, Ronnie Harrington, Vice-President, Elaine Lindrusg Secretary, Joanne Albrecht: Treasurer, Betty Evans: and l-listorian, Marilyn Silva, the class presented an atter-school m' l-l ixer, appy Daze on April 22. The big event ot the year, ot course, was the Junior Prom, May 22. First Semester Officers Left to right: Jim Thatcher Karcn Albrecht, Lynn Worth ington, Nancy Wright. ml Second Semester Officers Left to right: Ronnie Harring- ton, Joanne Albrecht, Marilyn Silva, Elaine Lindrus, Bette Evans. Jim Adams Joanne Albrecht Karen Albrecht Carol Amici Susan Asmuth Lona Armstrong Jane Baird Mary Lou Baird Phyllis Balclredahl Kathleen Banks Carl Barnes Joanne Barnes Albert Barron Fred Basham Margaret Bates Mary Bates R. K. Bassham Sondra Beachler Beverly Beauclair Robert Bechtel Nancy Beclr Dan Beehler Carole Beem Geraldean Bell Faith Belt Barbara Bence Lois Bennet Wayne Benton Ralph Bere Robert Berry June Biddle Beverly Billings I i 's. in A Q ii Mickey Black Pauline Blackberry Margaret Blankenship Edward Bohanan Bill Boram Dick Bouley Lindsay Bourne Bunky Bowman Chuck Boyce Marijane Brooks Anita Brown Anthony Brown Kay Brown Lillian Brown George Brunken Pat Bryant Nancy Burkholder Jackie Bullock Alice Bumbaugh Bill Burns Betty Burnett Bob Buso Ronnie Butler Bob Cancelosi Alice Carr Sal Carrillo Alfred Carter Pat Cascarelli Roger Casey Dick Chadwick Shirley Chostner Tony Clarkin Charles Clause John Coit Art Coleman Orrin Collier Rosemary Comito Roberta Conger Jan Cool: Mary Cope Sue Copeland Bill Corcoran Ed Corcoran Jaclcie Covington Bob Craig Don Crider Helen Curtis Jeanne Dailard Earlene Dallas Larry Dauplaise Larry Davis Qtfde,-'K , I Claw of I9 4 5' ff Sill 4 3 1 if si Ollie Davis Dolores DeCandia Virginia Demmitt Jessie Denny Ruth Denny Muriel Derrick Bob Devereaux Jeannette Dias Milne DiCataldo Jerelyn Dilno Q 1 Mike Doi Gilbert Dodds Jim Donahue Joanne Drumm Bonnie Dyess Ellen Eade Jael: Eberhardt Marcella Ebnet Richard Echeagaray Walter Edgar Dan Edmondson Martha Edwards f gl, V Q' EN! . Bill Egan Carol Elliott Jean Elliott Bob Ellis Gloria Ellis Edith Elser Elsa Esterson Gayle Estes Elisena Estrada Bette Evans Anne Evenson Jean Eaiola Lee Eancher Mitzi Faulconer Beverly C. Ferguson Beverly K. Ferguson Pat Flanagan Joann Flenoid Sandra Eorshey Carol Fowler Thomas Gueston Sherwin Hagen Bettie Jo Hake Joan Hall Phyllis Hall Bob Hanna Ronnie Harrington Douglas Harris Shirley Havins William Hayes William Hayworth Ynez Haynes unior C7444 Donna Freer Margaret Freitas Nan Funcheon Judy Garcia Gerald Geer Richie George Dick Goddard Rose Marie Ghio John Godwin Amelia Gomes Chuck Gordon Tiago Goularte Katie Gower Ronald Grobecker Henry Guerra 5 .1 . ll '5- r' 'QW Richard Hebert Jim Heiner Marlene Hendry Janet Helbig Betzi Hendry Dwayne Hermans Ophelia Hernandez Donald Hinch Ernestine Hill Lloyd Hill Melvin Hobbs Nancy Holman John Hood Prentis Hooper Winston Housley Jerry Howes Rosemarie Hudson Marsha Hunt Beverly Hurder Sandy Lee Hurst Charley Husted Sondra Hutchings Alice Ingalls Roberta Ingham Dave Isabell Gressie Jaclcson Phyllis Jacobs Gail Jarvis Sharon Jenlcins Aidee Jimenez Bette Johnson Betty Lou Jones Virginia Kay Louise Kidd Anna Kemp Ire 144 0194 Kay Lawson Francee Lear Terry Leonard Eloise LeDuc Gwen Lee Lou Ray Leon Mello Leutwyler Glenda Lewis Elaine Lindrus Bernice Littlefield Robert Llamas Annette Lorenz Mike Lorch Annadale Lyon Trevor Lyons Beatrice Machado Roy Madruga Alice Mallory Roland Kuerbis Shirley Kuhn Kayli Laird Ruby King Nancy Kirlchutf Galen Knox Jerry Koch Barbara Krogtus Homer Krantz wif-aaa Pat Malone Martha Maloney Nicola Manlo Janet Marshall Dean McBride Rudolph McCain Duane McDaniel Pat McGee Bob McGovern Arlean McPherson Sharon Medlicott Arnold Meloche Joanna Melton Miguel Meza Rosie Meza Don Millburn Kathie Miller Kaye Miller Lou Anne Miller Patsy Miller Sharon Miller Eleanor Monfort Joe Monteiro Ed Moosbrugger Dennis Morris Dorothy Myers Phil Muir Esther Nabors Sandra Nelson Louis Newell Marlene Newman Joan Niemet Rosemarie Niemet Ethel Noel Jeanne Novak Patsy O'Bannon Janet O'Hara Jim Ogle Lela Odle Jane Olson Oril Olson Claudette Oppenheimer Dicksie Osgood Barbara Pagani Katherine Palmer Troy Patton Penny Parker Shirley Partain Frank Pearce Betty Ann Pelt Bob Peltcher John Pennington Lionell Perkins Syble Perry Elizabeth Peterson Marcia Pettit Nancy Pettit Wesley Phillippi Diane Phillips Marion Pigue Bud Pilgrim Thomas Pitha Betty Pitta Errol Plaisted Lloyd Porter John Pokorny Carole Poole David Powell Penny Prentiss Richard Prevost Gary Price James Priddy Suzanne Pugh Chris Quartly Arthur Quijada Vern Quillen Peggy Rainwater Armand Rascon Colleen Redell Roberta Reynold Guy Richard Bill Richards Jim Richards Gloria Riesgo John Riley Janet Robbins 2 S Charles Robinson Nancy Robinson Mary Rodrigues Robert Roeder James Rohlf John Rohowitz Yolanda Romero Tony Rose Donald Rosenberry Robert Roy Betty Sanchez Carole Sandefur Dennis Saleeby Robert Saville Carole Schick Ted Schroeder Mary Ann Scott Sue Stancil Gretchen Staniunas Chucl: Stearns Bolo Steely Charles Steward Mary Stottel Richard Stoltz Harold Stomberg Sally Stone Jim Storm Milne Story Calvin Strickland Shirley Selph Betty Sherman Art Sherwood Sandra Short lda Shull Joan Sigler Manuel Silva Marilyn Silva Chris Sills Carl Smith Darold Smith Judy Smith June Smith Phil Smith Sally Smith Sandy Smith Goldie Soelberg Elaine Sommermeyer Michael Soule Joan Sousa i st if , Ered Stubbe David Swaid Herbert Tanida Leroy Tanicla Pat Tarleton Hazel Tate Wayne Tate Steve Taylor John Terhune Jim Thatcher Herman Thompson David Tisdale Douglas Tisdale Betty Jane Towner Richard Turnloow Robert Turbow Paul Turner Emily Van Gessel Georgina Ulm Timothy Vasquez Teddy Velasquez Marie Villano Barry Vinyard Estelle Wage Florence Wallace Bill Walters Jaclrie Werner Emmett Whaling Bruce Whedon Bill White Wayne White Pat Wilcoxen Sylvia Willardson Marsha Williams Eleanor Wilson Jean Wilson Karen Wilson Joyce Wimp Dolores Windle Joe Wolowslry Lynn Worthington Nancy Wright :UNH UQ. 911 ' 9b 25? fi V 'Wi is ..-5,....-.av ., 1 inf' ,, M i 1 5- - 'WN ' K1 1 5 4 'lvl V4 J F7 .I-1 - '-1 I ' . 1 :.Y.K X I in .,.v . -'V if if uguinf 'sen '.'mfwji3Q4Q3Qf D9 Clam 0 fice First semester officers: Lois Hebner, Nancy Penicert, Jim Carlyle, Susie Sharon. 3 Q r s ' we Second semesier officers: Judy Johnson, Jerry La Dow Manny Ventura. X 2 ,A ,Nm N 4 , , ,,,,:,. graduate 0 I 953 Dear Senior Class: This is your last year in high school. It is up to you whether you wish to carry on with your education or not, or whether you will go out into the working world, or perhaps into the service. Years later you will look back on your junior high and high school years and think how much you've grown up mentally since that time. But you'II also remember all the won- derful times you had. Those important football games, and how dis- appointed you were if we lost: the many dances, and some of the ridiculous costumes you wore: the school elections, and cheer leader tryouts: the fight fo-r seats in the cafeteria, the April Fool edition of the Pointer: some of the silly things that happened in class: the rush at the end of the year with all senior activities going full speed: Commencement and the Prom and saying goodbye: they'II all have a place in your heart for many years. Now, a look into the future. I predict that the class of '53 will be successful as adult citizens of this world. Take my word for it, because the stars predict it. Astrologically yours, ZODY Senior Calendar Senior Rings November Senior Dance, Castaways . . April 24 Senior Mixer April 28 Senior Mothers' Tea May 26 Ditch Day June 9 Vespers June I4 The Prom June I6 Rehearsal June I7 Commencement June I8 We enjoyed our senior lunch court! Edith Hulda Ahlstrom Jerry S. Anders Anne B. Amos Frank Vito Asaro Janice E. Andersen Buddy Joe Aubrey Judy Marie Balmer Richard Azevedo Shirley Ann Bamford Jim Banlcs Shirley June Bait Dale Roger Barbat Kathleen L. Benkner Paul L. Bartley Geraldine M. Benn Iob Bowman ilsie H. Bledsoe lonnie Butcher x Sheila L. Berthiaume Robert V. Batterton II Joann Besser Rod H. Blanchard Don L. Bobby Lua M. Beyrer Franklin Booth Maxine Biddlecome Pearlie Mae Blackman Robert R. Brunlren Judy A. Blair . and the year we left behind. Barbara K. Blee Sally Anne Bonham James William Cady Joe W. Campbell Louie R. Cappelo Della Bouion Janice Lorraine Brooks Helen R. Cabral James S. Carlyle James H. Carroll Richard H. Carter Carolyn Calkins Margaret Calkins Helen Fav Caullc Lewis M. Chapman -if' Horace Chatman Betty June Cheek Maureen Clark Joanna Clarke Neal F. Christiansen David Clark Ronald L. Clarke Betty Zan Cowen Agnes Ann Correia Nancy Sarazin Daley Donald E. Collins Paul Comito William O. Conklin Barbara Davis Emmajene Day Gif, C K Verl E. Conn Warren B. Couriney Don Crane Avast, ye landlubbers . . . The Castaways ! Nickie Downham Bob F. Costa Leone Anne Dunr Laura Marie Dunstan Roger E. Cox Jeanne DuPaul Joan Erimer Hugh E. Crombie Mary Lou Ferris Seniv CIMA 0 1953 :lair C. Cunningham Pat Field Ernie E. Danjou Mary Gay Fisher Leon Deilcel .eo V. Culp Patricia Ann Flinn Albert De Pietri Pat Galland George Dethier Kill DeVitt Regina Garcia Orvin B. Dochen Inna Gardner Herb Stanley Donner ,Q v, Rosario Mae Garrett Marijo Gilmore Sandra Goetz Jim Peat Doolittle Raymond Duarte Robert Duncan f' L. Q? QY, Bette A. Goller Doug Dunlap Jerry T. Egglestone Doris Ann Griggs ll Bottoms up! Senior Ditch Day Marion Green Jaclc Dyer Roger W. Essex Loree Haag 'V' Sally Elaine Haas 5eorge Lee Farrelly iranlc Manson Faxon lanet W. Hill Shirley Jean Hagins Karen Hall Gladys J. Haynes Lois Ann Hebner Hector Rene Fernandez Nikki Finch Terry Forsliey Donald R. Foster Joyce Ann Hess Bctiy Hobbs Dan W. Freeman Bill H. Fry K., Barbara K. Holm Vernon R. Garcia Donna Rae Horn Ben H. 'Garland Tom Goldman Judy Lee Hughes Richard Robert Gomez Cleda May Huffnagle Ann Marie lvancic Ollie Ray Guinn Sharon Jackson Tom Hamada 9 aduatrw . . . Z Shirley .lean Horton Alex D. Granillo Barbara Louise Jenkins y fn . . Just the beginning. ISM James Joseph Harris Judy Johnson Franklin R. Hartranft Birgit Jorgensen Garnet J. Kamrath Margie Rae Keck Joan M. Kemp John S. Hege Shirley Ann Kennedy George Ray Hennigan . rr.. 3' 'iff 'X RQ iff' N-rv' Senior Chu-Teh Killian Roberi L. Herfzberg Mary Corinne Klien Eric K. Hilsen Joan Carol Kulilow Don C. Holloway Pat Joan Laird Freddie E. Holmes Linda Rae Leary Louis Michael Horvafh ll Joy Ann Lindquist Tommy Houshar C7444 1953 Sandra Darleen Long William Kevin Howe Esther J. Lustig Carolee G. McCann Verl Edmon Humes Ruth L. McCombs Rose Marie Martinez Gordon R. Jennings Dolores Sorita Mason Judy Maxwell Ted H. Kelly Betty D. Mclrvin Carl Edward Hultgrel Robert N. lto Bill Keller Joseph Stephen Kenn 1411 Senioml Dolores J. Middlebroolx Harold F. Krupens Arline Mihlman Duane F. Kuhlow Shirley Ann Moilenen Jerome Bedford La Dow Anioinette Moniz David W. Lamott Von Ivan Landis l Wilson Kitio Mary Mello Mitchell S. Kuhl Frances Montoya Tom O. Larlcins Max Roberi Lund Joanne Myrick Kay Virginia Niles Bill W. Martin E Seniom Ruled' Nu- Deanie Ray Morehouse Alfred Leach Richard R. McCurdy Beverly Joan Nairne Kathleen O'Brien Paul E. Massey Frank Mendoza Eva Oliveira Stephen C. Meyer Carl Allen Micldaugln Nancy Carolyn Penlceri Buzzy H. Miller Richard Monlnerez Jane E. Payson Neil Morefield Angel Ellen Negrete Suzanne Carol Penners Robert A. Neil Fred D. Nelson Carolyn Pennington Norman Niles Hin Aw Richard K. Noble Charlofie Anne Phillips John Norman Bill G. Norton Marilyn Louise Pugh Nelson M. OH John E. Osburn Sue Rampfon Waldo Palmer Richard O. Payson Connie 6. Reynolds Lenard Parsons Jim L. Posey Barbara Ann Rice Eugene Raimo 5,5 .3 N - K K ,X 3 , I 5x - Mx 1'- Xi- Lf , F is 1 N5 iw ' ' fn . 7 ig . . xx I fQv! ,. X X' x-.Ki N? xhu N- S 'L-1, for h A x K N. ,hx siix-x S- V . 49 'M as X 'Q Y. 'H -fx . ,Um X' x x , wg y xx yq v .J e ., .. -' S. K'56 Y .K r , A , . K ' 1 Q , N - . r. . X. X - RH N - The big Qghtl i X B 'Lx 0 Y June 16,' Nr., KET 52 4 Q Carol Ann Rick Ed Ramsey Beverlyilpyq Robbins Bob Rewiclr William H. Reynolds Dixie Lee Rogers Philip Riley- Leah Rogers Kathryn lrene Romani Donald Robertson Mary Alice Rosa Ronnie Robertson wi Anfon L. Roeniclxe Olivia Rosa James D. Ross Hideko Sakamoto Ida Rose Sanford Norman A. Ross Gloria Helene Schaller Larry Rundle oan Yvonne Schuett Gary E. Sada Stella M. Shears Paul Raymond Schlador Suzanne Sharon Jon Schoolcraft Sonia S. Shellstrom Mel L. Shears Lorene Ann Sherwood John Sheppard Florence Teresa Sieclcman Pai J. Sills Lorraine Silva Alvin Joseph Silveira Bento J. Silveira Wilbur F. Slrelion Bobby Ruth Sione Ida May Stoman Helen Louise Siubbe Albert George Skinner Charles Henry Small Doug E. Smith Mary Lou Stump Alaine Sufherland Carolyn Swenson 5 lb Mary Lou Taddiken Ronald D. Smith Nancy Louise Troendly Mona Waitscox Mary Caroline Ward Richard D. Sievens Jim Earl Stevens Frank Walfer Stevenson Frances Walker Barbara Worrell Carole S. Watis Stan D. Strainge Wilfred Suclwab John Joe Talamantez, Jr Sal Tarango Donald V. Tatre Dale A. Thoman William H. Thomas Roberi A. Thompson Johnny E. Thorsen Bob Velasquez Manuel Ventura Sue Willbanks Paul Thomas Cordelia Weclgewooi Ellen Marie Well: Dale W. Treat Cecelia Ruth White Clara L. Whitiington Eric F. Walker Marijean Willsey 'lfii Ralph W. Wallace, Jr. Roberta Wilm Paul West Bob Williams Kaye Wissinger Walter J. Wosiclre Ernesto G. Zozaya Sally Anne Wells lves Belle Wooley At last! Eggs E Catherine Alea Wilson Art Williams Myrtle Ann Withers Richard B. Yale cnzln ffwfex Edith Hulda Ahlstrom Math: Commercial GAA, Lomanettes Girls' League Rep. San Diego State College Anne B. Amos Home Economics GAA, Booster Club J.C.-Dental Assist. Jerry S. Anders Math: History J.C. Janice Elaine Andersen Math: Commercial Booster Club, Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. San Diego State College Frank Vitto Asaro History: Music Home Room Rep. San Diego State College Buddy Joe Aubrey Math College Richard Azevedo Math Sports Calif, Maritime Academy Judy Marie Baker History Booster Club Business College Shirley Ann Bamford Drama Horizon Club. Booster Club J. C. Jim Banks Music Drama, Band, Choir San Diego State College Dale Roger Barbat Music: lndustrial Arts Track, Cross Country, Sports Editor, Pointer: Letterman's Club San Diego State College Paul L. Bartley lndustrial Arts S. D. J. C. Shirley J-une Batt Math Horizon Club. Booster Club Pointer Staff J.C. Robert V. Batterton, ll Science NCO Club, Pres., ROTC San Diego State College Kathleen Louise Benkner Commercial: Language GAA, Pan American Club Business College Geraldine Mae Bennett Music Bible Club, Choir Sheila L. Berthiaume Science Pres. History Class Dental Nurse JoAnn Besser Home Economics: Commercial Booster Club, Song Leader Lua M. Beyrer Science GAA, Lomanettes Mercy Nursing College Pearlie Mae Blackman Commercial Modern Dance Club Booster Club, GAA College Judy A. Blair History Booster Club, DAR Award Service Pt. Comm. ASB Social Comm. Comm. of General Affairs San Diego State College Rod H. Blanchard History: Music i Home Room Rep. San Diego State College Elsie H. Bledsoe Drama: Math CSF Univ. ot Colorado Barbara K. Blee Art Stage Design, ASB Ball Comm. Univ. of Arizona Maxine Biddlecome Don L. Bobby lndustrial Arts Service Sally Anne Bonham Math CSF, Horizon Club San Diego State College Franklin Booth Band Choir. Basketball, Baseball, Election Comm. Home Room Rep. Air Force Della Bouton Math Booster Club, Pointer Statt Jr. Red Cross Rep. Telephone Work Bob Bowman lndustrial Arts Athletics J C Janice Lorraine Brooks Commercial Booster Club Treas., Song Leader, Girls' League Rep. S. D. J. C. Robert R. Brunken Math Iowa State College Frank Rocco Buono Jr. lndustrial Arts Fish Broker Business Ronnie Butcher Math: History Helen R. Cabral Music James William Cady Music Band San Diego State College Carolyn Calkins Commercial Business College Margaret Calkins Commercial Joe W. Campbell lndustrial Arts Track Davis-vet Louie R. Cappello Commercial College-Criminology James S. Carlyle Math: Science l-li4Y, Varsity Football Varsity Track Sr. Veep, Boys' Federation Secy UCLA-Engineering Richard H. Carter Band ROTC J.C. Helen Fay Caulk Home Economics: Math History College Lewis M. Chapman History Law Horace M. Chatman History Track, Art J.C. Bette June Cheek Drama Lomanettes San Diego State College- Education Neal F. Christensen Math Track, Basketball College-Mech. Engineering David Clark Maureen Clark Math Major of Lomanettes Girls' League Veep Booster Club UCLA Ronald Lee Clark Music: History Band Navy Joanna Clarke Science: Math Modern Dance Club GAA, Booster Club Pomona Donald E. Collins lndustrial Arts Football USAF Paul Comito lndustrial Arts Sound Crew William O. Conklin Math NCO N EL-Radio Verl E. Conn Math Basketball Anderson College Agnes Ann Correia Commercial: Home Economics San Diego State College Bob F. Costa Math Varsity Football Track Dec. Comm., Jr. Prom College-Coaching Warren B. Courtney Math Reg. Club, Sound Crew UCLA-Engineering Betty Zan Cowen Commercial GAA Secretary Roger E. Cox Math: Science ROTC, Reg. Club College Don Crane History: lndustrial Arts Basketball, Baseball College Hugh E. Crombie History San Diego State College Leo V. Culp Art Varsity Football Police Otticer Clair C. Cunningham Math: Science Hi-Y Oregon State Nancy Sarazin Daley History: English Booster Club Pan American Club Feature Editor, Editor-in-Chief Pointer Stanford Ernie E, Danjou Math Varsity Football College Barbara Davis Language Horizon Club Nurse's Training Jean Davis Commercial GAA SDJC Emmajene Day Commercial Booster Club smc y Leon Deilrel Commercial Univ. ot Minnesota- Business Albert De Pietri Math: Science Hi-Y, Home Room Rep. Booster Club JV Baseball San Diego State College George Dethier Math: Science Hi-Y, Home Room Rep. Boys' Federation Rep. Booster Club Calif. Maritime Academy Bill Devitt Math Orchestra San Diego State College Orvin B. Doclren Industrial Arts Reg. Club Air Corps Herb Stanley Donner Math: Science Key Club, SO Club Boys' Federation Rep. CSF, Sr. Ring Chairman Yale-Pre-dental Jim Peat Doolittle Science: Math Football Mgr. San Diego State College Niclrie Downham Spanish: Music Cub Club Pres. Booster Club, Orchestra Lomanettes, Sr. Varieties College Raymond Duarte Industrial Arts Service Robert Duncan History: Music Baseball, Football, Band College Doug Dunlap Industrial Arts College Leone Ann Dunn Commercial: Music GAA San Diego State College Laura Marie Dunstan Commercial Booster Club Bid Committee Lomanettes San Diego State College Jeanne DuPaul History: Math Bid Comm., Jr. Prom Ent. Comm., ASB Ball Sr. Assembly Comm. College Jaclr Dyer Math San Diego State College Jerry T. Eggleston History Baseball USAF Joan Ertmer Commercial: Music Lomanettes. Capt. Drum Choir, Sr. Varieties Sr. Announcement Chairm Lawton Medical School- Dcntal Assist. Roger W. Essex Math Key Club College George Lee Farrelly Industrial Arts -J.C. Franlr Manson Faxon History Home Room Rep. San Diego State College dn Hector Rene Fernandez Math: Science Hi-Y, Key Club Booster Club, CSF Veep Comm. Finance Jr. Veep Secy.,.Boys' Glee Air Force, Medicine Mary Lou Ferris Science: Math CSF, Booster Club Decor. Comm., ASB Ball Publ. Comm., ASB Ball Service Pt. Comm. Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. El Portal Stott PLOP, Beanie Seller San Diego State College Pat Field Nikki Finch History College Mary Gay Fisher Commercial: Math Booster Club. GAA Lomanettes Edit. Ed.: News Edit.. Pointer San Diego State College- Business Patricia Ann Flinn Art GAA, Lt. Pom Pon EI Portal Staff Girls' League Rep. San Diego State College Terry Forshey I ndustrial Arts Track Navy Donald R. Foster Math: Science Key Club, Hi-Y Letterman's Club Comm. Finance Comm. Elections 8: Eligibility Service Pt. Comm. Varsity Cross Country Traclr, Tennis San Diego State College- Business Dan W. Freeman Science: Math Letterman's Club Bill H. Fry History Baseball, Football Pat Galland History GAA, Girls' League Treas. Booster Club Decor. Comm., ASB Ball L.A.C.C. Regina Garcia Language GAA, Booster Club Lomanettes, EI Portal Statt SDJC Vernon R. Garcia Band: Drama J.C. Inna Woltowiu Gard Language SO Secy., Bible Club Red Cross Council, Libro Pan American Club, CSF Pomona Ben H. Garland Industrial Arts Baseball, Football Air Force Rosario Garrett Spanish N ursing School Marijo Gilmore Lomanettes, GAA Sandra Goetz Commercial CSF, GAA, Glee Club Capt. Majorettes ASB Clerlr Home Room Rep. Woodbury College Tom Goldman Math: Science Key Club, Hi-Y Stanford Bette A. Goller Math: Art Dental Technician IIC? rian Richard Robert Gomez Industrial Arts: History Oregon State College Alex D. Granillo General Arts I Service Marion Green Art Lomanettes San Diego State College Doris Ann Griggs Commercial Business College Ollie Ray Guinn History: Math NCO Club Officers' Club CSF San Mateo J. C. Loree Haag Art Y-Teens Booster Club GAA Airline Hostess Sally Elaine Haas Speech Arts: History Booster Club. Drama Social Chairman EI Portal Staff ASB Ball Queen Univ. ot Colorado-Busin Shirley Jean Hagins Commercial: History GAA College ESS Karen Hall History College Tom Hamada Art Reg. Club Track Service Gladys J. Haynes Art Modern Dance Club Y-Teens Art School James Joseph Harris Math Sea Scouts, CSF San Diego State College Franklin Robert Hartranft lll Math: History Engineering San Diego State College Lois Ann Hebner Art: Spanish S.O. Secy., CSF Modern Dance Club Cub Club Sr. Class Treas. College-Education John S. Hege Math: Science Key Club, Hi-Y Booster Club Stanford-Pre-med George Ray Hennigan Science: History Choir President San Diego State College- Business Robert L. Hertzberg Math Varsity Baseball Cross Country Track San Diego State College Joyce Ann Hess Home Economics College Janet W. Hill Science: Math Comm. Finance Stanford Eric K. Hilsen Math Varsity Football College Betty Hobbs Commercial: History Business College Don C. Holloway English Basketball, Football Service t Barbara K. Holm Art College Freddie E. Holms Math Sports Service Donna Rae Horn Girls' League Rep. San Jose State College Shirley Jean Horton Girls' League Rep. Jr. Red Cross Rep. San Diego State College Louis Michael Horvath Music Varsity Football SDJC Tommy Houshar lndustrial Arts Baseball Construction Business William Keven Howe English Forest Ranger Cleda May Huffnagle Commercial GAA Nurses College Judy Lee Hughes History J.C. Carl Edward Hultg,ren Math Painting Business Verl Edmon Humes Art Letterman's Club Varsity Baseball Football Home Room Rep. Comm. Boys' Activities Red Cross Comm. Pro Baseball Robert N, lto Industrial Arts Stage Design Wrestling Army Ann Marie lvanic Math: History CSF, Election Comm. Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. College Sharon Jackson Art: Language Comm. Elections 8r Eligibility PLOP. Beanie Comm. Jr. Class Veep Comm. Publications Pub., Jr. Prom El Portal Staff Pointer Staff, Adv. Manager Univ. of Arizona Commercial Art Barbara Louise Jenkins History Booster Club, Choir Gordon Richard Jennings Football, Track, Band Baseball SDJC Judy Johnson Art: Math: Language Comm. Publications Mgr. Edit. of El Portal Art Edit. of El Portal Business Mgr., Pointer Sr. Class Treas. ASB Calendar Chrmn. Sr. Ring Comm. Dec. Chrmn., ASB Ball Service Pt. Comm. Elect. Comm. Satety Comm. Univ. ot California Commercial Art Birgit Jorgensen Home Economies San Diego State College Garnet J. Kamrath Commercial: Home Economics Lomanettes Secretarial Work Margie Rae Keck Home Economics Business Bill Keller Science Service Edwin H. Kelly Math: History Tennis Team USC-Engineering Ted H. Kelly Math USC-Engineering Joan M. Kemp Commercial Telephone Company Shirley Ann Kennedy Science: Commercial Huntington Memorial Nurses College Joseph Stephen Kenney Math San Diego State College- Automotive Designing ' Chu-Teh Killian Math: Science Jr. Secy., Lomanettes Orchestra, CSF Secy. Wilson D. Kitto Math - Navy U.S.C. Mary Corinne Klien Music: Math CSF, Band San Diego State College Harold F. Krupens Math Varsity Football, Track Travel to Hawaii College-Coaching Mitchell S. Kuhl Math: Science Sea Scouts Scripps School of Oceanography Duane F. Kuhlow Math Officers' Club USAF Joan Carol Kuhlow Commercial GAA, Booster Club SDJC Jerome Bedford LaDow Soc. Studies Sr. Class Prexy ASB Ball King Claremont's Men's College- Pre-Law Pat Joan Laird History Booster Club San Jose-Pre-Med David W. Lamott Science: Math: Language Key Club Pres.. l-li-Y Booster Club, SO Club Varsity Basketball Comm. Boys' Athletics Von lvan Landis Commercial Booster Club PLOP San Diego State College Tom O. Larkins Science Air Force Mechanic Alfred Leach Math: Science Feature Edit., Pointer Band, Jr. Prom Comm. Princeton Linda Rae Leary History Lomanettes Woodbury College Joy Ann Lindquist Commercial GAA. Girls' League Rep. Booster Club Business College Sandra Darleen Long Drama Booster Club Pasadena Play House Max Robert Lund French: Math Football, Track Baseball Univ. of California Esther J. Lustig Music Booster Club Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. Majorette, Choir Glee Club Accompanist ASB Ball Comm. Sr. Varieties USC-Music Bill W. Martin Science Home Room Rep. Varsity Baseball Pro Baseball Rose Marie Martinez History GAA, Pointer Staff Booster Club Huntington Memorial Nurses College Delores Sorita Mason Math: Art GAA. Jr. Red Cross Rep. Lomanettes. Capt. Pom Pon Elections Comm. Bid Comm., ASB Ball Stanford Paul E. Massey Industrial Arts NCO Reg. Club Booster Club Service Judy Maxwell Art CSF. Calendar Comm. Home Room Rep. ASB Social Comm. PLOP, Art Editor. El Portal Staff San Diego State College- Commercial Art Carolee G. McCann Home Economics Booster Club GAA, Girls' League Rep. J.C. Ruth L. McCombs History Booster Club GAA Richard R. McCurdy Math: Mech. Drawing Booster Club, CSF San Diego State College Betty D. Mclrvin Science Home Economics Mary Mello Frank Mendoza History Jr. Class Prexy Choir, Pointer Home Room Rep. Ent. Comm., Jr. Prom Varsity Cross Country ASB Social Comm. San Diego State College- Law Stephen C. Meyer Band: Math Basketball San Diego State College Carl Alden Middaugh Science Sea Scouts Navy Dolores J. Middlebrook History Bible Club College Arline Mihlman Language: Math Lomanettes San Diego State College Buzzy H. Miller lndustrial Arts Track College Shirley Ann Moilenen Commercial J.C. Richard Monherez Art Baseball Air Force Antoinette Moniz Spanish Bid Comm., Jr. Prom Home Room Rep. Sr Rin Comm. - s SDJC Frances Montoya Commercial: Home Economics CSF, GAA, Lomanettes San Diego State College- Commerce Neil Morefield Math Deanie Ra Morehouse Commercial Lomanettes Business Joanne Myrick Beverly Joan Nairne Math: Language CSF, GM. Soph veep Booster Club. Finance Comm. Service Pt. Comm. Lomanettes, El Portal Business Manager Comm. Girls' Athletics Stanford Angel Eten Negrete Spanish: Industrial Arts Boys' Glee, Wrestling S.D.J.C. Robert A. Neil Math Bible Club Sound Crew Chief El Portal Photographer Fred D. Nelson Language Letterman's Club Baseball, Basketball USC Kay Virg'nia Niles Music GAA, Sr. Class Sec. Sr. Varieties, Choir Lomanettes Norman Niles Math: Industrial Arts Varsity Football San Diego State College- Coaching Richard K. Noble Science: Math Tennis, Basketball NROTC John Norman Math Varsity Football, Track Basketball UCLA Bill G. Norton lndustrial Arts Basketball SDJC Kathleen O'Brien Math CSF, Beanie Comm. Sr. Varieties Soph Treas. College Nelson M. Olf Math: History SO Club. CSF Safety Comm. Varsity Football Comm. of General Affairs Univ. ot Calif.-Engineering Eva Oliveira Language CSF, Girls' League Rep. Election Comm. San Diego State College John E. Osburn Math CSF, Booster Club NROTC Lenard Parsons Art: Drama Drama Club J. C. Jane E. Payson History GAA, Booster Club College Richard O. Payson History Booster Club Merchant Marine Nancy Carolyn Penkert Commercial Lomanettes, Booster Club Cap. Gown Comm. Elec. Comm., Cub Club, Home Room Rep. Sr. Class Prexy Girls' League Rep. Suzanne Carol Penners Math: Drama CSF, Cap, Gown Chairman Vespers Chairman Secy. Soph Class Jr. Class Treas. Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. Elec. Comm. Sr. Varieties ASB Ball Comm. Lomanettes San Diego State College Carolyn Pennington Commercial Cub Club, GAA Woodbury College Charlotte Anne Phillips Commercial GAA, Lomanettes Pointer Staff Business Jim L. Posey Science: Industrial Arts Bible Club Carpenter Marilyn Louise Pugh Drama Booster Club Lomanettes, CSF College Sue Rampton Commercial Booster Club GAA J. C. Ed Ramsey Industrial Arts Pattern Maker Eugene Raimo Shop Bob Rewick Math: Spanish: History CSF, JV Basketball Pan American Club Sr. Varieties Stanford William Howard Reynolds Industrial Arts J. C.-Business Connie Reynolds Commercial Modeling School Barbara Ann Rice Drama Booster Club Head Song Leader J. C. Carole Ann Rick Commercial Pan American Club SO Club, Pointer Home Room Rep. Secretary Philip Riley Math NCO Club Home Room Rep. Univ. ot Calif.-NROTC Beverly Joy Robbins Home Economics Lomanettes Beauty Operator Donald Lynne Robertson History ROTC SDJC Ronnie Robertson Science: History Varsity Baseball, Basketball Travel Anton L. Roenicke History Hi-Y, Elec. Comm., Social Comm.. PLOP, Concessions Comm.. Service Pt. Comm.. Home Room Rep. Booster Club Jr. Dance Comm. San Diego State College Dixie Lee Rogers Music Math Choir, Lomanettes Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. J. C. Leah Rogers Math Booster Club GAA, Cheerleader, Girls' League Rep. Comm. Girls' Athletics Univ. ot California Kathryn Irene Romani Commercial: Drama GAA, CSF, Drama, Public Spkg. Business Mary Alice Rosa Language GAA, Capt. Drill Glee Club Drama USC . elf' Olivia Rosa Language Homecoming Queen Comm. Girls' Activities Comm. Elec. 81 Elig. Home Room Rep. Girls' League Rep. Sr. Ring Comm. Cap, Gown Comm. San Diego State College- Education James D. Ross Math: Art Officers' Club Reg. Club SDJC Norman A. Ross History Sea Scouts Reg. Club ROTC NEL-Electronics Larry Rundle History Service Tommy Eugene Sacrenty Industrial Arts Marine Engineer Gary E. Sada Math: Science Hi-Y, Varsity Football Track San Diego State College Hideko Sakamoto Commercial Business College Ida Rose Sanford Music: Commercial Choir, Girls' League Rep. Home Room Rep. Univ. ot Hawaii Gloria Helene Schaller Commercial Booster Club Commercial College Paul Raymond Schlador Science Bible Club, Tennis Team College Don Schoolcratt Industrial Arts Convair Joan Yvonne Schuett Math: Commercial Colonel ot Lomanettes Girls' League Secy., Sr. Announcement Comm., Sr. Priviledges Comm. San Diego State College Stella M. Sears Math Booster Club Vocational School Suzanne Sharon. Spanish Pan American Club CSF, Booster Club Sr. Class Secy. San Diego State College Mel L. Shears Industrial Arts SDJC Sonia S. Shellstrom Math: Science Y-Teens, GAA, Modern Dance Treas. John Sheppard Metal Shop Officers' Club Cattle Ranching Lorene Ann Sherwood Home Economics Nursing Florence Teresa Sieckman History Booster Club, GAA Mercy College ot Nursing Pat J. Sills Music GAA, Band SDJC Lorraine Silva Language: Home Economics Girls' Glee Club GAA Alvin Joseph Silveria Industrial Arts Cheerleader, Tennis Football College Bento J. Silveria Industrial Arts Butcher Wilbur F. Skelton History: Math NCO Club Reg. Club College--NROTC Albert George Skinner Science: Math: Spanish CSF. SO Club. Pan American Club Physics Teacher Charles Henry Small Industrial Arts Glee Club SDJC Doug E. Smith Industrial Arts Track, Glee Club SDJC Ronald D. Smith History Glee Club, Football San Diego State College Robert Snelling History Baseball San Diego State College Richard D. Stevens Cross-Country Wrestling J. C. Jim Earl Stevens History College Frank Walter Stevenson Math Varsity Football, Baseball Basketball, Soph. Prexy USC-Architecture Bobbie Ruth Stone Science: Math: History CSF Coronado Art School Ida May Stoman History GAA, Booster Club Stan D. Strainge San Diego State College Helen Louise Stubbe Math: Music J. C.-Dental Assist. Mary Lou Stump Music Booster Club Choir, Elec. Comm. Eastman Music School Wilfred Suchab Industrial Arts Service Alaine Sutherland Music: History: Math: Foreign Languages CSF, GAA, Glee Club Girls' League Rep. Orchestra Stanford Carolyn Swenson Art: Spanish CSF, El Portal Staff Stage Design San Diego State College Mary Lou Taddiken Commercial: History CSF Secretary John Joe Talamantez Jr Industrial Arts Track San Diego State College Sal Tarango Industrial Arts Basketball Service Donald V. Tarte Math Key Club. SO Club. Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball Golt Team College-Business Admin. Dale A. Thoman Industrial Arts Convair William H. Thomas Music Choir College-M usic Paul Thomas History: Speech Arts Hi-Y, SO Club Sr. Ring Comm. Boys' State Rep. Home Room Rep. Reg. Club, ASB Ball Comm. USC Robert Andrew Thompson Math USAF Johnny E. Thorsen Industrial Arts Service Dale W.' Treat Industrial Arts . Reg. Club Navy Nancy Louise Troendly History CSF College Bob Velasquez Science: Math Track I Sari Diego State College- Engineering Manuel Ventura History Football, Basketball Track. Sr. Veep College-Pilot Roy Vinson Mona Waitscox Art GAA I Eric F. Walker Math Skeptics' Club Booster Club Calendar Co-Chairman San Diego State College Frances Walker Drama Modern Dance Club Pointer Staff Ralph W. Wallace Jr. Math: Science Key Club, Hi-Y, CSF Varsity Football. Baseball Mary Caroline Ward Speech Arts: History: Spanish CSF, Pan American Club, SO Club Veep.. Y-Teens, Booster Club Girls' State Rep. Stanford-Law Carole S. Watts Music: Commercial GAA, Choir Lomanettes Cordelia Aimee Wedgewood Science: Math CSF, SO Club, GAA. Modern Dance Club, Ticket Seller, Jr. Class Secy., Girls' League Rep. San Diego State College Ellen Marie Welk Art Modern Dance Club Y-Teens, Drama College-Art Sally Ann Wells Art Designing School Paul West Math: Drama Key Club, Hi-Y Drama, Track Northwestern Univ.- Radio Broadcasting '? . 3 Cecelia Ruth White History ASB Historian Elections Comm., El Portal Secy., Cub Culb Secy., Lomanettes, Skeptics' Club Booster Club, Bid Comm., Jr. Prom, Bid Comm. ASB Ball, Sr. Sweater Chairman, Bus Pass Comm. Home Room Rep. Woodbury College- Fashion Merchandising Clara L. Whittington Math: History San Diego State College Sue Willbanks Math Modern Dance J. C. Art Williams Music San Diego State ,College Bob Williams Commercial San Diego State College Marijean Willsey Commercial Loma nettes Glee Club, Choir SDJC Roberta Wilm Kaye Wissingier Drama Booster Club San Diego State College Catherine Alea Wilson Science i GAA, Booster Club CSF-Treas., ASB Clerk, Comm. Girls' Activities, Safety Comm.. Pres. Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Class Treas. Dec. Comm.-ASB Ball, 'Bid Comm.-Jr. Dance San Diego State College- Pre-Med Myrtle Ann Withers Spanish Lomanettes, GAA, El Portal Staff Ives Belle Wooley Math SO Club, CSF, Booster Club, Girls' League Rep. San Diego State College- Elementary Education Barbara Worrell Walter J. Wosicki Math: Science NCO Club, Officers' Club, Reg. Club, Assist. Instructor-ROTC West Point Richard B. Yale History Reg. Club US Naval Academy Ernesto Guadalupe Zozaya Industrial Arts Home Room Rep., Track Head Cheer Leader ASB Ball Comm. Texas Western 1 is Ncknowledgemen tn MANY THANKS GO TO . . . Mr. Mel lbey and the Carroll Engraving Company, who patiently waited while we got our photos in, and who did a wonderful job on the cuts. Neyenesch Printers, who helped us with the many problems we encounterd, and printed this annual. William Pierce Studio, who did our Junior and Senior photographs. The S. Ki. Smith Co. tor the cover ot El Portal. 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