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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1954 volume:

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The main buildings loolc about the same today, but we have grown since l925 when the tirst students entered these class- rooms, and the graduating class consisted ot eight seniors. ln those days the school included the junior high grades, and it wasn't until Dana Junior l-ligh was built that this situation was relieved. Through the years as our student body has grown larger it has been a problem to tind enough classroom space, and new additions including the shops, and gyms have been added. Now once more our school is about to grow again. s 1 jvvwifv'-Vins 5 fy E c sig X. dt x ' it n .. Jimi The modern building pictured below is the architect's dream of our latest addition. Construction will begin this summer and will be completed in September, l955. A new Library, Cafeteria, Science Department and l-lomemalcing Department will be included in this building. Thus, as we the members ot the Senior Class ot l954 move on to greater achievements, Point Loma also moves forward to otter more to tuture generations. ' R g , ' 'Ta-C! Z V, ri pe s' v ' ,,, Q fs , Q x A i ,X-gg K ll X ' at X li i l X i Xxx . C at X C C A- f 5 Ax in 1 ,XVLQ Lx x X 3 -1' M ,, xiumls: X, if., , f otha K . ,, :Rx A tag g A K g ri s . , xxx ex sl . kg A iii, K A 'Hg ,mg . CX X lx i' -f - vs, ' f ' . -ix 1 V wx- s ' if 5. -f ' x 5 , ' i ' l I t -, K. :VN . ' , L X I if ! Q X5 1 g , xx A! 6 imifg, L ,M 1 M 'Eta -, A. ' - .sq i Q fi A ,, Q -'w.,, sy , .Q X . wi- 51 -- an .--i ,, if N A ' ' .. T ,, i C if'f? 'l ,. l -, M 'Bl ,p s . 2 I Q7- Q s, cj f -- ...::,, rv Q ' C i .I ,iv . N ' .qgi Ks ' Y --Q..f X, Nalin, QQEA wfifgi gf,-ri -f ' 1' 4 f7 1 ' N , ., .v :'f-ELM E 1- ...-A 1 Q , .L 1 , f fngaff i Q I I 4 X' I I 1 f , ,. , 1 x 1 1 1' ' 1 ' , 1 X 1 1 1 1 . 1 fx , 1 1 X 1 H 1 1 . LW 1 L 'XM I ,f Aj , v QLNQS Awfhbq 'L' v M JWMMU wimpy WU, mf M fp W 1713 J,JCw.,7fbiLf yJV ui, U U! O My H 1 'fU I ' I D s? Q7 2' UA 7 gl ffW5Wf ZQWiff+ 'iv 4 ff ,lg,v ,,p ibm My Mu Irv. 4 M fy'-fiifyfif ff f 3f'Wf',m'Vi' , , ,Q f 6' if , 1 0 INISTRATIU NEW There is no mystery as to why graduates loolc with loyal and attectionate remembrance upon the scenes ot their high school days. Few pastimes are more enjoyable than tracing the strands ot memory back to classrooms, auditorium and bleachers. ln- variably they lead to recollections ot treasured friendships. This edition ot EI Portal, with its theme ot mystery and investigation, will recall to your mind many events and personalities that were important to you. To the Class ot l954 which sponsors this boolc, l extend congratulations and my personal best wishes tor happiness and success. Lee L. Bloomenshine, Principal MM' VICE-PRINCIPAL Students and faculty alilce, respect the judg- ment and appreciate the helptulness ot Mr. Williams, our vice-principal. l-le was adviser for all ot the boys' activities, and, through his experience and guidance, assisted the students in their various activities. ,www at s.w,.-at GIRLS' DEAN Our new dean, Mrs. Wood, has, by her gracious triendliness, helped the girls at Point Loma. She has been especially active with the Girls' League and in the planning ot our social attairs. A special thanlcs to our teachers who spent such un- tiring hours instructing us to become better citizens tor today and tomorrow. Counselors Mrs, Christiansen, I2th7 Mr. Mc- Kenney, IOthg Mr. Giddings, llth. Language Mr. Scantlin, Mr. Franken, Miss Byrne, Mr. Dale. Language Arts Row I, left to right: Miss Oliver, Mrs. Chilton. Row 2: Mr. Emer- son, Mrs. Sageman, Mr. Wood. Mathematics Row I, left to right: Miss Van Eizenga, Mrs. Troxell. Row 2: Mr. Purdy, Mr. Candor. H U rv L. 'Niki ill J. ms. 5 2 5 ' l - f '?!!I,ff1 ' - 5 'rf 1: ,Q js! 1. .....,., A l H 'fs-was ,, ,Q -wig wfflr aflsrburnar Social Studies Row I, left to right: Miss Conard, Miss Montgomery, Row 2: Mr. Jewell, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Snyder, Mr, Atherton, Mr. Ellis. Fine Arts Miss J, Brodie, Mr. Snyder, Miss Niclcolott, Mr. Ellison, Miss W. Brodie, Mr, l-leninger, Practical Arts Row I, left to right: Mr, Jeffers, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Held, Mrs. Brown, Row 2: Mr. Christiansen, Mr, Wade, Mr, Mustol, Mr, Zrno- lelc. Science Mr. Farrar, Mr. Larnott, Miss Montgomery, Mr. McK.fnney. s. HUM.-x,, Homemalingg Mv. vvfmarv, Orchesfrag cial Studies. R.O.T.C. My-, G bf! M. Qu iq Girls' P.E. Mr., 1urvn'r Mms Mr. lmur Boys' P.E. C w 1. Rnnd.'U, Mr. CvvwUmmt.L My 1, . 'M Nm, MV. Hmmm-, MA .-fkw ff 11 IMPURTANT Main Off ice M Schultz, Mrs. Selness. Financ al Office Mrs, Colburn Attendance Office M S. Gulley, Mrs, Grlm. 'Y 1 Few students find time to thank these tireless workers who are so important in the efficient operation of our schoo-l. To the custodial staff that kept our school clean, to the cafeteria people who prepared such wonderful food, to the librarians who kept our minds on the liter- ary path, and to the secre- taries in the offices who helped keep our school run- ning so smoothly, we offer deeply heartfelt thanks for a wonderful job well done. PEOPlE Library Mm. San-lad, MIS-1 J, Lyman Cafeicria Mm. May, MrsA Roland, Mrs, Par- mh, Mrs, Logsdon, Mm, Stein MH, Balmns, Mrs. Hvvisb-Wg. Maintenance Row I, left fo right: Mr. Prwdam Q-wdw, Ethyl Wufliams. Row 2: Mr Fdfows, Mr, GlUram, Mr. Runn-:Ns Mr. Pmrcc. IQ' ',- 'V W Q ' ww w 'rg' 2 QWUIUW' x K Sb 'N Q. . 'Wim 5 x xx H N Q MJ? f xi. ww ,-ai .we -, Q ' J' 4. : ,' if XL1 f I 1 Surf f C, -',,,f ' N., QQS 5 QKQQ :SX ., ,, . ' 1' ,n .- . 4 wi I QS? M K I lu ' ,' A H A r p 1 . 1 Ox ' Q1 Q qv 7 A? E 53 5 E 2 3 5 E 2 Q Ei JI 5 H E uf E W .E 1. 8 '11 Q E XE 'Pt E M S2 5 A 1 L -L N l, 14 IA: v li A ii J? u 1 3 I 5 F M E E! 5+ 3 E Q2 5. 3 1 li A F ,, 3 LE DER Jirn Thatcher Commissioner of General Affairs Fall Semester Working together to build a stronger government, the commis- sioners tor tall and spring held their meetings each weelc on Wednesdays. More school clubs were organized this year through the encouragement and help ot the commission. P-TA. members were acquainted with the advant- ages and worlcings ot the student government at the spring installa- tion, where commissioners ot both semesters were introduced. T00 Y AND TOMORRO Colleen Redell Commissioner of General Affairs Spring Semester l-lelping to promote teenage satety was one ot the big projects undertalcen this year by our stu- dent leaders. As part ot this pro- gram the commissioners attended Trattic Safety Conferences in addition to the Student Council Meetings. The incoming sophomores were given a preview ot our student government in an assembly pre- sented at the Dana Auditorium by the Commission. A.S.B. COMMISSIONERS FIRST SEMESTER '53 COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE LARRILYN CARR COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS AND ELIGIBILITY KAREN ALBRECHT COMMISSIONER OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS BOB BECHTEL COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICATIONS BETTE JOHNSON COMMISSIONER OF BOYS' ACTIVITIES RICHARD STOLTZ COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS' ACTIVITIES ROSEMARY VARGAS COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS' ATHLETICS SHARON MILLER vw 'C7' J New 0 x QA V, ll - A.S.B. COMMISSIONERS SECOND SEMESTER '54 COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE NANCY ROBINSON COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS AND ELIGIBILITY BOB HANNA COMMISSIONER OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS RONNIE HARRINGTON COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICATIONS NAN FUNCHEON COMMISSIONER OF BOYS' ATHLETICS JESSIE DENNY COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS' ACTIVITIES KATIE HANNA COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS' ATHLETICS SHARON MILLER Gur student body became more intormed and our school spirit rose to great heights this year with the help ot the repre- sentatives. Giving suggestions to the commission and supporting our well-organized student body were their main tasks. Attendance at the weelcly XiVednesday atternoon commis- sion was greater this year than ever betore. First Semester Row I, left to right: Bill Burns, Bob I-Ianna, Pat Hamada, Anne Farrar. Row 2: Elaine Lindrus, Joanne Flenoid, Gail Jarvis, Mila- torch. Row 3: I-Ielen Du- Paul, Carol Mcfxvoy, Jaclc Schroeder, Bill Loclrett. Row 4: Clarice Miller, Sally Peirsol, Mary Ann Scott, Janet Marshall. Row 5: Ronnie Butler, Ronnie Harring- ton, Jane Meison, Gloria Machado. HOMERO0M REPRESENTATIVES ,JUG it 5 Spring Carnival and Pep- ermint I-Iolidayf' our two ASB Balls were a great re- sponsibility tor the l-lome- room Representatives who worlced hard to make the dances a huge success. The group also co-oper- ated with the Rarent-Ieach- ers Association in obtaining a spectacular membership at Point Loma. They achieved this through advertising the value ot membership, and urging the students to have their parents join the organi- zation. Second Semester Row I, left to right: David Clarlc, Dean McBride, Vielue Ingalls, Barbara Legenza, George I-Iill, Rosemary Vargas. Row 2: Betty Lou Jones, Bonnie Broderielc, Lillian Brown, Gail Jarvis, Bill Burns, Ethel Noel, Mary Ann I-Ioolrer, Theresa Uhl. Row 3: Cheryl Eddy, Jerrie Dunne, Anne Even- son, Bill Loclcett, Eunice Canoy, right: Hugo Soto, R, K Bansham, Bill Burns, on, Richard Stoltz. BUYS FEIJER TIO No school is complete without an organization tor male students: and at Point Loma the Boys' Federation is an outstanding ex- ample of such an organization. The club has worked to have a swimming team, golf team, bowl- ing team, and many other extra- curricular activities Fall semester otticers included Richard Stoltz, Al Barron, Bill Burns, and R. K. Bassham. Work- ing together during the spring Semester were Jessie Denny, Wally Matranga, George l-lawley, Greg Widders. GIRL ' LE GUI Fall Officers, left to right: Rosemary Vargas, Katie Hanna, Ellen Emerson, Marilyn Silva. Under the leadership of Rosemary Vargas, Commissioner of Girls' Activities, and the guidance of Mrs. Wood, sponsor, the Girls' League had a very successful first semester, climaxed by a fashion show at which the officers of both semesters were presented. A conference for the offi- cers, dealing with Girls' League activities, was held at the Carlsbad- Oceanside l-ligh School. Those assisting the president during the first semester were Katie l-lanna, Vice President: Ellen Emerson, Secretary: Marilyn Silva, Treasurer: and Linda Jessop, Nancy Kliegel and Sue C-opeland, sophomore, junior and senior class representatives respectively. -rf cl-'lo Tracks reappear Lead Spring Officers, left to right: Sandy Smith, Mimi Zolczzi, Judy McCurdy, K to Auditorium .... Found to be full of girls .... View- ing fashion show .... Nice Numbers but no leads .... As soon as the second semester began, the Board ot Control met with the Council and got busy on their annual Sadie l-lawlcins Dance-presented very successtully in March. The girls also gave a wonderful tashion show in April, and later had a tea tor the homeroom teachers. The second semester otticers were Katie l-lanna, President: Judy McCurdy, Vice-President: Sandy Smith, Secretaryq Mimi Zolezzi, Treasurer: and Lin Littleton, Larrilyn Carr, and Dolores DeCandia, class representatives. J 'CSF new QW' Poster and Display Committees Left to right: Gail Jarvis, Phyllis, Boutvn, Erlvrn Colonclli, Joannv Barnvs, Suv Stancrl, Marsha Hunt. Thanlcs tor a job well done! Thi word ot appreciation is due on fX.S.B. Committees tor their wonder tul worlc this past year. The corr mission selected the committe chairmen and they in turn chose the committees. With more student response ti the call tor applicants, the rule tha no one could hold a position on twi A.S.B. Committees had to be er torced. Service Point Committee Row I, left to right: Mary Ann Hoolccr, Beth l.Espuranii:, Larrr Carr, B-iytfrly Bvauclair, Nancy Robinson, Margarvt Jovsli-r, Row 2: Bill Richards, Ronnri' Gro- bvclwr, Dvnnls Salrgutly, Jrrri Suthf frland, Ed Bohanan, Bot? St.-.-ly, Elections and Eligibility Committee Row I, left to right, Carol Cani- .-ron, Bettie Jo l-lalcv, Joann.- Flcnoid, Barbara Davis, Row 2: Dranv Phillips, Mary Ann Scott. Jackie Covington, Elainw Lindru-Y. Row 3: l-lvlfn Zarlmos, Janvt O'Hara, Vickri- lngalls, Nancy Burlchold.-r, Row 4: Collwwn Ri-- d.-ll, Sandy l-lurst, Karvn Albrvtiht, Sandy laclcson, Elsa Estcrson, Row 5: Kayv Miller, Darold Smith, Ann Russrll, Bop Hanna, Finance Committee Left to right: Richie Gigorgv, Susiu Fay, l.arn Carr, Joannv Al, brecht, Daiold Smith, Nancy Rob- insan. A.S.B. Committees Finance-Larrilyn Carr and Nancy Robinson. Service Point-Elaine Linclrus and Nancy Robinson, Phil Muir and Bill Loclcett. Elections and Eligibility-Karen Al- brecht ancl Bob l-lanna. Safety-Pat Malone and Janet Mar- shall. Calendar-Nancy Beclc anol Jean Elliott. Poster ancl Display-Eileen Colonelli and Joanne Barnes. Social-Jackie Covington, Marilyn Silva and Dick l-liclcs. Concessions-Phil Muir, Barbara Cul- ling. Ticket Chairman-Galen Knox. Calendar Committee Row I, left to right: Dotsy Lyon, Diane Phillips, Sandy Smith, Son, dia Bvachlvr, Joanne Plcnoid. Row 2: Marlow Kl.CSi,'fl!d, Sandra Nvl- son, Patsy O'Bannon, Gary Hous- ton, Nancy Bvclc, Annadal-' Lyon, Juan Ellott, Joan Siglcr. Safety Committee Row I, left to right: Bob Buchtfl, Pat Malone, Jim Thatchvr, Ronniq Harrington, Bob Hanna, Row 2: Marlsni: Pvclc, Karyn Albrucht, Collccn Red.-Il, Sandy l-lurst, Jan- ct Marshall, Larri Carr, Bi-tty Johnson. J B ,L I Nancy Wright, Clerk: Marilyn Silva, Historian. Beverly Billings, Historian, Lin Marks, Clerk. The responsibility ot being chairman ot our two tormal ASB. Balls this year was delegated to Jackie Covington, tirst semester, and to Marilyn Silva and Dick l-licks, second semester. Peppermint l-loliday was a wondertul success at the l-louse ot Hospitality in the beautitul setting ot Balboa Park, and Spring was welcomed with happiness by all at the never-to-be-torgotten Spring Carnival. Always ready to help us were the menbers ot the Concession and Ticket Com- mittees. Concessions Row I, left to right: Bar- bara Krogtus, Jonqiiil Brown, Mariannr Van Stelle. Row 2: Beverly Billings, .lack Brennan, Row 3: Galen Knox, Phil Muir, Social Committee, First Semester Row I, left to right: Judy McCurdy, Mary Ann Hooker, Jack Covington, , 1 'ff fill? Gail Jarvis. Row 2: Miki' K lLorch, Dennis Morris. , 41 nf' Ticket Committee . Row I, left to right: Frrd Lipscomb, Sally Moyer, Bill Coleman, Row 2: , , Dicksie Osgood, Barbara Culling, Lowell Battcrton. Row 3: Tom Ravenscrott, Barbara Bakvr, Bill Choate. Row 4: Elvanar Wilson, Marilyn Cttingvr, Kathie Miller, . T fasf' sa , vig X Social Committee, Second Semester M ii Row I. Iett to right: San- ' dy Smith, Annadalv Lyon, Marilyn Silva, L r l l i a n Brown. Row 2: Doreen A Greaves, Susie Fay, Linda Zuckerman, J u d y Mc- Curdy, Nancy Dcarth, D C n n is Morris, Sandy Hurst Galen Knox. , It ,,,,-- AIG' Qi T9 QP' gay.. ,f 'th' 'C e 4 I , 1 1 I 4 'K' f , K ..,, 'V , 4 Q lx ,gf 4 ,ij ww ,' Lxlgri :w 1 QQ! '.-L':f'. 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This year's calendar has brought us, A Pair ot Lunatics, A Young Man's Fancy, Thursday Evening, The Rest Cure, Ringing in the Groom, Gloria Mundi, and l-lis First Date, as the one-act play program. The department presented three major productions. We thought one ot the tinest was our memorable Christmas drama, The Pertect Carol. The major production this year was the tabulous lVloliere's The Miser q while the annual senior class play was a modern comedy ot youth, Mister Peepers. Following this the seniors in play production went into a one-act drama testiyal, which was their tinal examination. Sr rrirrr Play ljrartrrr: 'iMlSTER PEHJERS ka, ,Dx NON' THE PEPP! C T CAROL ii PAM? OF K ,MW W' W, ,Q bmi? efeAP55 F0 U77 f.ufv,4 was -Q., , A 5 ss--XJ' ,4 1-N HUC SPE KI G This phase ot the Speech Arts program is also outstanding in its activities and participation. Contests, contests! Winners this year at the State College Tourney were Diane Phillips, tirst in radio proadcastingg Richard George, second in radio, Joanne Albrecht, tirst in poetry interpretation, Ynez l-laynes, tirst in women's original oratory, Jackie Covington, tirst in oratorical declamation, Diane Phillips, third in women's extem- poraneousg Burt Everist, third in oratorical declamation. At the Brown's Military School Contest-Richard Castro was tirst and Burt Everist third in extemporaneousg Karen Albrecht took tirst in oratorical declamation, and with her sister, Joanne tied tor tirst in original oratory. Joanne Barnes reached the tinals ot American Legion original oratory contest, Burt Everist the tinals ot Toastmasters extemporancous spealcing contest. PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY L tt t right: Jaclcir Covington, Karvn Albrisrht, Joanne Barn:-s, J Alt ht I H y J Qql Jrvf , ni-z a nvs, im gc. -4 Left to right: Jim Oglv, George l-lill, Rirha d St It -'sf' t' L nfsns Left to right: Pat Jenkins, Marr ia Pettit, N y K nrlooll Pat larl Staging all ot Point Loma's productions was the agenda tor the Stage Design Class. Summing up the ycar's many and intercsting accomplishments, we remember the worlr in talcing up the trap doors, removing the stage platforms, and repainting flats. Who can torget the excitement ot the split second timing required tor the Christmas Visitations and l-larpagonsg or turning out the wall candles tor the Miser, and those breathless moments synchronizing the changing ot gelatins tor the Modern Dance Recital and Band-Orchestra Concert. The crowning achievements were the 3-D l-lawaiian baclcdrop for the Modern Dance and the trick ot opening the loclcers in Mr, Peepers. Left to right: Bill Ross, Miss W, Brodiv, Dwaynv l-lwnwans, Wr'slr-y Phillippi, paul Waril, Bill Dray, Andy lravwr, Bill Wil liarnf., Jim Ogle, Jim Thatchvr lon laddvrl. Sam l-lay-'s, S GE Raymond S t P0l TER Setting the stage musically tor our football games, the high-stepping Pointer Band, in their maroon and gold uniforms, played our songs and marches with lots ot pep and alacrity. Under the direction ot Mr. Raymond Smith, Conductor, and Bunlcy Bowman, Drum Major, they made Point Loma proud ot their spectacular appearances. ,ff V li mi ws,, . an f'l.E My ',i ' ' ' ' ' IMI? nz: I rrlel MEI gl -it 3 41 :ag rr I .- A 5 n AN The excellence with which our band always pertormed on the tield was the result ot many hours ot rehearsals. Working on those tortissimos and cadenzas, practicing those intricate torma- tions and snappy turns, the Pointer Band can well be proud ot their achievements. Bunlcy Bowman, D .iw il K I li ' un ,K-xii MTM? V ,-,' imma 5 r -Wm- Q l an illii s',,f-'f, I if ,:2: M,-r?.sQs,5, I -- P L CiQ'.riLss!qqA H AAA I Y ES 11 .QM isis Mu, .V.. ..-- iw Q J? we 'f Mm 1 but Q5 ' R Q, ww ,X rf --wiv 'WWW E 5 3' .X N S A N 3 ! WY X Q X X N W E f ,, Y, R 'r if W 'SK ,.':.. tix., , I .yy , E hs. K Il .44 ,QQ I Qu., rt- I af ..- ' , 'S A Nv.v1'.'ff' 'A Wx ' 2 X., , S' Q A X K :N I, , V Aw, S 5 3 , zxwmikirff' ' , wg? , ,f rl N w ysgxe x x i 'fix ., s ig s w 5, 'QW 'NJk X Row I, left to right: Diclr Hebert, Beverly Beauclair, Joseph La Dou. Mr. Kavclman, Edythe Wilson, Fred Goodman, Fred Ferguson. Row 2: Cynthia Grittith, Linda Cowie, Donna FYCCY, Susan Bancroft, George Wese, Fred Lipscomb, Row 3: Torn Lilly, Jim Donahue, Carl Smith, Bob Cancelosi, Helen Curtis, Jane Fitzpatrick, Stephen Montort, Dennis Saleeby, Gil Dodds, Charles Boyce, James Stewart. URCHE TR Left to right: Joseph La Dou, Donna Freer, Bob Cancelosi, Tom Lilly, Jane Fitzpatrick, Susan Bans crott, Dennis Salccby. The Point Lorna High School String Orchestra under the direction ot Mr. Kavelman experienced a very successful year. For the tirst time the orchestra entered a city-county music festival, at which they gave a most admirable performance. On April 23 ,a joint orchestra-band concert was given in the auditorium. Among the many performances during the year, the orchestra provided music tor the Christmas program, the major play production, The Miser, the Spring Concert, the Mother's Day Festival and the Peninsula Scholarship Concert. They also recorded a program tor a radio broadcast which was presented on Christmas Eve. Special groups ot string ensemble assisted the chorus in programs, such as the Easter presentation ot Bach's St. Matthew Passion. A string trio consisting ot Joe La Dou, Bob Cancelosi and Fred Goodman played numerous engagements, including an appearance on television. At the city-county testival members ot the group pertormed singly as well as in a trio and received superior commendations. l0 AN CHUIR April, I954 .... Traclcs led to Long Beach .... Report on Loman Choir .... Seen leaving school in three buses. . . . Appeared for Southern California Vocal Association. . High morale . . . No trouble here. Under the direction ot their popular director Mr. l-leninger, our Loman Choir had one ol the most eventful years in the history ol Point Loma. Their activities included the Annual County Music Festival at l-loover l-ligh School, the Mothers Day Festival in Balboa Parlc, pertornnances tor the Southern Calitornia Vocal Association at Long Beach, as well as various outstanding school programs. rf in Qs Y . A Y' C far af' xy -1 of J Row l, left to right! lin i iltl Pr lf -2- llviiizy Raihwal-'r Javlniv Nxfvrnir linda llc! Paul Oi. 'wi y C irl fir. mg, P uw M- Bull ir, lb lic ri lv. M -'ill ir Shi L ri i'v',1n ll- riny Mfinlriiqri, Faith Br ll lialhif Mill. ', lvrr fwrilvirww, lli qw, J. 1f K. ROW 22 tv l ll -l lla? Clin- in.-lli B-lty l. Bwiitl Ni X lswlliull, l,ni.r.i llaiiirii, Milla Martin J' lin C il Allin Bal- , Cn. l Vai l-'nv l A4 Q '- i in A l.riiw ln, Sli-iw ri Shi,ll.', ll. ii-ix Blu i l ', :'. liiisli, Arn Ci-i-,ry kiln' N -l, Barlliia M Gum, Row 3: Qoay Cf. wi, Bar: ,im l-l ws N ii' X, Bi l Civil Cain ,il-n, Shar i' l. nlin- Fl. .:.r Blu ill, lilwia Stalln ', Fmnl Fatvl-,, Al Burr. ir, Stl i H 'l- r, V ii: 'ini Mliil Cnr l Mull' B iii. Bri .i. inl Rgw 41 lim'ill,a lhiiil, Ann Rn- ill tl-il-y Q77 Bannl W, llil Mvlns-in, ll- inns liliirii JU- R- may Rr 'y M-niriiglfi W- il-'y ll l' B- .i ri, Ki l. wins ri, Clif lln NV..'lt1li ll.ii'M 'S 'i ' .wi-y-'i, Ill.. Mil. l-l ward, ,l ,-. Wi'i.ia, Row 5: hJvsr'mi'y llnyl inn, Sl 'l-A, hlavii' M ir, Bn, liiri, l-rigiisi ri Anlli. ny Mli.iiu.qa lsvn 9 lirvei,ln'lt l'anl Ji lins. n, Grail, l-lvliuww. Sylvia Alilsliriivi, Su- li'i, fri, Ni ni Full. ' ln ll it 'i- 2 Row 6: lhilli ll. nny l?,:lli llirrli l' l 'rs Xlkfwilli llawd Bml lil ii ll-'nm l3i.'haid Bull lifi lr tllarlniy H nr lsimxlj Ovid Bin l-' l l ilril Clwli Plyilliy WSE ln their dazzling new maroon robes, all 93 members ot tl'ie clwoir cooperated to malre eaclw appearance a memorable suc' cess. Jessie Denny and Roy Madruga, presi- dents ot tirst and second semesters, respec- tively, lwelped to build ttie clwoir into a stronger and more vital organization. Q'Q wwx Q F 1 may 'N m Q - C N il .. fx . iff ' ,XNQPW wx sf- , . 1 gy.. -'v XV! M WRX as H... ig it Students ot Point Loma are always given an opportunity to show their talent and abilities, and this year the art service class deserves an extra thanks tor their tine worlx with our extra curricular dances, teas, ano parties. Special recognition was won by Bob Asaro and Mary Wylie tor their worlc exhibited ir' the Annual Southern California Regiona Scholastic Art Awards. Miss Brodie, Mr Ellison, and Mr, Snyder ot the Art Depart- rnent worked together to produce a very educational and interesting art exhibit to the benetit ot the students and people ir the Peninsula area. DRIG Row I, left to right: Sharon Jenkins, Sue Presch, Richard Bugg, Art Coleman, Allen Bates, Barbara McGuire, Barbara Holmes, Kathie Miller, Patsy O'Banr1on, Chuck Vanderhoot, Buddy Roshon, Wesley Hill, Joyce Wimp, Gay Cowie. Row 2: Ann Riisscll, Sylvia Ahlstrom, Al Barron, Dave Bladc, Dick l-lartney, Frank Fately, Nancy Beck, Bcvcrly Ferguson, Ann Crosby. The Madrigals, an outstanding group ot experienced singers, gave us some excellent programs this year. Besides singing tor the Women's Club at the Point Loma Community Church and the local Kiwanis Club, they gave a Chamber Music Concert at which the tamed chorus director, Robert Shaw, was an honored guest. One ot the most successful events was the Ensemble Festival at Long Beach. The Spring Concert and an appearance on television concluded the year's activities. First established in l952, the Madrigals have become one ot the top performing organizations ot the school. SON. GIRL CHURUS Left to right: Ethd Noclg Karen Sundl Strom, MIChu,'!C Bollmgvr, Roscmariu Hud- Row I, left to right: Sl-'fm Hammk Sally Pcirbol, Pai Malin, Pat Xxfaitu, Shu My Sunsiun, Row 2: RaHcrvv Scoit, Carol Pofigr, Mary StoffQW. v4-A Heard music . . . Good voices . . . May a lead .... Found it to be the Girls' Chor . . . Asked it I could stay and listen. . This case has its moments .... .1 Eli Under the direction ot Mr. l-leninger, the Girls' Chorus had a lousy and eventtul year appearing at the Spring Concert, Senior Vespers, Easter Concert, the Music testi- val at l-loover l-ligh, the Christmas program and the Thanksgiving assembly. Ethel Noel and Shirley Sunsten were presidents ot tirst and second semesters. N A A it I 'Q I ss: t ty i Mist? F W ' 'Y 5 wi 1 Row l, left to right: Yolanda Romifro, Carol Conn, Syblu P-'rry, Davie Graham, Roslyn Stvflwl. Pat Prcnda, Eloiirsv Ogl.-, Dfrnn Guild, Carol Gr-'-'n, Carol Pxrttvr, Pat Wf'rrtt', Pat Molin, Karen Sundstrom, Shrrl-'y Sunstcn. Row 2: Row- rrrarrw l-ludsmn, Pixie l-lrinsalcrr, Doris Urquhart, Mary Lona, Laura Dalton. Rallcnr: Scott, Patrifra Wilcrrx.'n, Lillian Lcixr fra, LYUVV Lrlll-'lf'f'r AURM' P-'rry, Beverly Silva, Marie Villano, Row 3: Linda Le-:, J-:anin-t Coop-fr, Pat Beard, Michvlv Bill ng- r, Earl, rn' Bingham. Sylvia Willardson, Mary Strrttrl, Susl-' Lobcs, Martha Lanlcow, Eth-'l Noel, Dui' Pl-was. lIFORNlA w I e o right: Snzannv Hull-r tdith tlsr Jani! Qhlara Arn O drn, Kathryn Fishwr, Marlwnv FUN Jr in rr n Anqvl, Marilyn Qltingvr, Nan y Wriaqlil y own r W 2 :Barham l-tall, Bron-v Brad.-rirl lmiriiii r Chi ar n Albrrcht, Donna Frwrr, lrfiih Wlfir' Bwllu Jrrn - . Elwanrrr Vfilwon lf-wr Crrwarix Bm va Holm D lcsir Osgofd. Row 3: larvivr. Rrtvns ri, argot l-lat h r B--tty Qillwnwatfr Viflriv lngall-W, Aririi m xrh l-l n arlcos, Qail Ott ngvr, Kathir- Milli-v, Bw,-rly rg s r ara Bunav, Lrvlyn llilrv, Row 4: A i-rw a nna il Lyon, Nanrs Kivlrlmtl, tin Marta, Bfirlfarii a ing-, Nnnry Ftfituirisnsri, Sylwifi Xlffrllardf n. arfia t ql iidt Shirlfy Khlin Bfirhram Fxvvrrtlw, lxlrari Funfh on v rly K, Fwrguson. Row 5: Jn k Et:--rlmrdt, liri- isqu I rwrod Brvt A arrz. Uiilr Bi iilr-Y, Rrrrwiiir a n grlridqr Birddy Rf-hfdn Bnrwll l-lralrlw' avid U1 rhart Row 6: Dari Mr'Brid-3 Phil Marr, Brli i ards Milf Sl ry, Don Wili,r n, Gvrqw Wi Bill Borfvii arl it d M . Candor. This year the CSF. had the largest membership in the history ot Point Loma and these members readily made a name tor the club in all ot San Diego. Arranging tor the various guest spealcers and panels tor the evening meet- ings were Dean McBride and Janet O'l-lara, first and see- ond semester presidents re- spectively. 'CHUL 'HIP I'I:UliR TIO Row I, left to right: Dianv Philhps, Jan-'t O I-tara Suwiw Fay, M.iriIyn Qiiniirr, Kwfhryn I-imi-i, Row 2: Juan Siqlfr Barham HAII, Kar-'n AItNrvCIit. I'IvI rf Zartis, Mar- I-'nv pmt, K.a:Iwi.- MiIInr, GMI Ottingvr, t-Ii-Ivn I-I -ttnian, Row 3: tiiqrtif Yifihi-rw, Biirtvara Fhnhvy, Iriiiv Witann, Iinmnf Altar.-thi, Joycr Cowan, Suzannv I-Iiitlvr, Row 4: I'ai.Iin.- I-Inks Shirivy Siinstvn, Donna Fun, Anriadah- Lynn, Prqqy BIacIi, Katw Gow.-r, Row 5: Lin Marks, Siwdy I-ti,r-,t, Gay Cwwiv, Patsy O'Bannnm, Nanty Roto- inwn, Row 6: Barham Foxwi-rthy, Ann-' Ev.nt-mn, Nan Iurih .'X' r', B itviifi t-Ininivs, Annv Criwtay, R'w 7: Marx, Ann Stvit, Ctilhcn R-'d.'II, ShirIvy I-Ian Row 8: Miki- Stn-ry, SyIvia WiIIard5twn, Pat Pvtty EII n triirrsiiv, Gina Mach Jody Bwuiwarw, Mania EngnIhardt, Row 9: Muni ZuIi'z1i, Bi-tty Iwwn.-r, Bvv C, Fwrgumn, Suv Pr.-sth. Row IO: Jim Thatchvr. Gan Jaw S, Suv Cop-f Ianrt, that M.-Jima, Bvtty Gvillvnwatrr SaIIy P.:irsoI, Jani Fit,'p.atiirIt, ,xiiniw Suthi'rIanCI. Row ll: R:-nniw I-Iaiririqf t n, Art Shvivxnnd, Edward W-'iqht, Dirk Noonan, CIaritv NMI,-i Vai Li. InqaIIf. Row I2: BiII Bprarn B II Ri. hardg, Viit Bwuh v, than MiBrid.1 I3hiI Muir Jack FIN-whardt, Jan Q i., Iiiit Sh rwdvr. AI'vn B.it's, Don Ri Ai tri 'i OL1.ir'Iy.IHiiI:Fi vvnirci. With the help ot Mr. Wiley Candor, sponsor, the mem- bers enjoyed many interest- ing activities, including the AII-City Banquet in March, the C.S.I:. Convention at the University ot Southern Caii- tornia in April, and Ditch Day at Big Oak Ranch in May. ff Left to right: Jan--1 Oit-tara Phil Muir Kathie MiIIcr. S KEPTIC ,f 'Inna-fi Row I, left to right: Janet Marshall, Karen Albrecht. Joanne Albrecht, Arms Evvnson, Elainw Lindrus a sy OBannon J a n Dal d B tt T ' Ella E Ro ' iar , v y ownar, in merson. w 2. Bill Richards, Dean McBride, Phil Muir, Ed Bohanan, Da l-larv Duck Hicks, Art Sherwood, Gary Houston, Dennis Salrivby, Kaye Miller, Mr, Thorn , Une ot the most dynamic clubs around Point Loma this year was the Skeptics Club. Freedom ot the press, evolution, statehood tor l-lawaii, and other subjects ot immediate interest were discussed. Under the taculty supervisi-on ot Mr. Frank Thornton, their yearly project was a Christmas party tor needy children at the home ot one ot the members. They wound up the year with a progressive dinner at the homes ot members. and the annual Wingding, where dinner and dancing provided a farewell tor senior members. Oticers, Fell Semester, Row I, left to right Anne Evcnson, Art Sherwood, Row 2: Phil Muir, Nancy Robinson, Dennis Saligeby, Officers, Spring Semes- ter, left to right: Dick l-licks. Patsy O'Bannon, loannc Albrecht, Dean McBriClC. fi ton ,E 3 Q 5 s t s s X .1 ow I, left to right: Jim Ogl.-, Burzy Fcttvr, Jaflr Brvnn ary Ann Sfmt, Prqgy Blarlr, Janvt Ol-lara, Sandy l-liir St lt Mil L h w I, i' err . . Sf 't 2 it if K g.... J K, I -Cl. ' Any person interested in tiery de bates would be right at home at ai S. O. Club meeting. Every othe Wednesday night tound the mem bers ot this club engaged in an enthu siastic discussion on such contro versial topics as atomic warfare wire-tapping, and the fifth amend ment. Colo' Rvdrfll, Marilyn Silva, Milrv Lrrrh, Edith Elsvr With Mr. Ellis, their sponsor, they climaxed the year with the annua banquet in June at the San Diegc Yacht Club. Row I, left to right: Mary Ann Scott, Pr-ggy Blac lr, Barbara l-lall, Row 2: Richard Stoltz, Milo' lcorch. an, lim lhatchvr, l.-'onard Brvwstrr. Row 2: Mr, Ellis, Ann Lirnbach, st, Marilyn Silva, Richard Castro, Edith Elsrfr, Coll-rvn Rrdrll, Ric hard Officers, Row I, left to right: Bob Hanna, Bob Bechtel, Mike Lorch, Dick Hicks, Row 2: Dave Clark, Dean McBride, Ronnie Harrington. , KEY Cl B Q' 43 Row I, left to right: Bob Hanna, Harry Masters, Gary Houston, Bob Bechtel, Jim Qglc, Dean McBride, Richard Stoltz, Mika Lorch, Ronnie Harrington. Row 2: Bill Richards, lim Thatcher, Phil Muir, John Holman, Paul David, Robert lmlay, Richard Noonan. Row 3: Shvldon Spidvr, Hugo Soto. Joel Poukhula, Gary Thomas, Davr: Clark, Dave l-larvvy, The Key Club, a junior division ot the Kiwanis, was one ot the most active boy's clubs on the campus this year. Representatives went to a convention in Los Angeles at the beginning ot the year and came back with some territic plans. Later in the year they sponsored a ban- quet tor the school leaders, and tor Easter an excellent chapel service was given. The members pertormed many services tor the school such as painting the tootball benches, acting as scorekeepers and yard markers at the tootball games, and organiz- ing a cleanup campaign to help keep our campus looking neat. - --' A' , f . -i V , f X 7 'W ., .C 'fffj fr tccdffcrgf ffccgffwafffe 'cy c f1,1,uc CQ? lf! C V t ,f21'cCiE6IZ4L!79 X Discussion groups were the l-leritage Q, . ff' di-lfiffgy I -1 - S figcf, J I 1 ,, V ,F ,QQ gg no a?76l4X,Q,,.,.9J Clup's main activity: however, this year's Q5 C! activities in cl u d e d a Christmas party, I'I E R I T 6 E movies, and a club dinner. Qne ot their most worthwhile projects was the tormation ot the All-Club Council. Karen Albrecht B and Bill Richards, tirst and second semester ,f ' ,' 4 presidents ot the club, helped to plan some f'4l'l'gii VZ Mal KQAC very interesting meetings and arrange tor excellent speakers during the past year, Miss Mildred Conard acted as sponsor. Qfgpl-fd afoof M6 . '7'L!1'Lf7! 5?jf dk i ,gd NX N ' S ! ff 2 w I left to right: lirry lrwin, Jail: Shroid-ar, Row 2: P-'ggy Blatlr, Nanry Left to right: Bill Riihardg Phil Muir, Clar right Row 3: flats-, Lyon, Karvn Alhrvcht, Nancy Kirlchutt, Row 4: Claric-' Miller, Nanry Wriqlwt. Mill r ,li .rnriv Altar- i ht Sylvia Alilstrom! Bill Ric hard-. Row 5: Mimi ZCIQIIV, rilyn Cnr l-li lun fnrlfs, 'lim Vixuqri-1 Phil Muir, Row 6: ttaulirr l-lrits, 'Arun Left io fight! Bill Richards, Joanne Albrrrm C nirl Karvn Albrvfht l-lvl.-n ?dYlfO,. Row I, left to right: Warren La Heist. Steve Goldlarb, Jim Rohit, MIIQL' Saulv, Gil Dodds, Paul Johnson, Bob Young. Row 2: Terry Irwin, Tony Brown, Beegec Bence, Mr, McKen- ncy, Hclen Zarlcos, Roberta Ingham, Art Sherwood. Row I, left to right: C a I v i n Strickland, Bob Steely, Darold S rn i t h, M e I v I n Hobbs, Mike Story. Row 2: Jarncs Prid- dy, ,laclr Ebcrhardt, Louis Newell, David Swaid, Kaye Bill Richards. UFFICIER One ot the most successful new clubs at Point Loma this year was the Bios Club. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Mclienney the organization took many interesting trips tor the purpose ot studying plants and ani- mals ot the San Diego region. Among the places visited were Santo Tomas, Mexico, a tourmaline mine, and the Borrego Desert. BIO Cl B Q I 1 I The Officers Club, under the direction ot Cadet Colo 9 Jaclc Eberhardt, was kept busy during the year helping me the R.O.-l'.C. one ot the best in the city. Although the cl is small in number it is pertorming a vital service by male various rules and regulations tor the Corps. CLR HI-Y The Hi-Y presented an hilarious Hi-Y-Faculty basketball game: a father and son banquet with Maureen Connolly as honored guest, and an assembly featuring the Reverend Bob Richards. Other sponsored activities were various athletic contests. The otticers tor the tirst and second semesters respectively wiere Ronnie Harrington and Dean McBride, Presidents: Tom Murch and Bob Hanna, Vice-Presidents: Bob Hanna and Dave Clarlc, Secretaries: Gene Muchmore and Ronnie Harrington, Treasurers, and Hugo Soto and Bill Burns, Chaplains, Row I, left to right: Cartvr Shrum, Miclrcy Blaclr, Gary Thomas, Dave Isbell, Tom Murch, Denny Middle' ton, Bill Harv.-y. Row 2: Don Kt-tchcn, Hugo Soto, Ronnie Harrington, Dean McBride, Bill Burns, Ronnie Butlvi Mr, Dal--, Richard Stoltz, Gwnv Muchmorv, Dave Tisdalc, Bob Rocdcr, Bunlry Bowman, Tom Abela, Left to right: Gene Muchmorc, Bob Hanna, Ronnie Har- rington, Torn Murch, Hugo Soto. Left to right: Dean McBride, Bob Han- na, Bill Burns, Ron- nic Harrington, Dave Clark. Y-TEENS Row The Y-Teens under the leadership ot Mrs. Barnes met Thursday atter- noons. Their activities included bake sales and the collection ot clothing to send to Alaska. Among the high- lights ot the year was a splash party and a visit to the Destroyer Tender U.S.S. Dixie. One ot their many guest speakers during the year was a Point Loma alumnus, Lois l-lebner I, left to right: Syble Perry, Sandra Wilson, Grail Ottingcr, Mari- lyn Ottinger, Bev Beauclair, Katii: Miller, Barbara Baker, Peggy Black, Barbara Holmes, Virginia Wilson. Row 2: Louise Kidd, Joanne Flenoid, Martha Edwards, Gay Cowie, Berth L'Esperance, Sue Atkisson, Row 3: Bev C. Ferguson, Donna Frcer, Jcrry Dilno, l-lazcl Tate, Dixie Osgood, Marianne Van Stelle, Linda Cowie, Barbara Culling, Helen Hottman. A year ot interesting reports, dis cussions, colortul slides and moviei gave Pan-American Club memberi a better understanding ot our Ami gos l.atinamericanos. The club sponsored by Mr. Franken, was lec by Kathie Miller, president. Mr. Elli son and Miss Crosby were among the guest speakers who told ot some ot their experiences with our southerr neighbors. The eventtul year was cli maxed by the Sixth Annual Fiesta May 5th, a gala dinner-dance to members and their triends in the Girls' Gym. Row I, left to right: Ramona Val' leio, Gail Ottingcr, Marilyn Ottingcr, Ann Farrar, Dixie Osgood, Donna l Freer, Liz Peterson. Row 2: Betty Towncr, Eleanor Wilson, Judy Garcia, Martha Edwards, Kathie Miller. Row 3: Jan Dillon, Bev Ferguson, Mary Crisci, Joyce Cowan. Row 4: Mr. Franken, Tanya Newton, Sue Atkisson. Row 5: Robert Cancclosi, Jonquil Brown, Bob Bechtel. AN AMERICAN 1 . 0 SSN QS K W t. r .rs,4.-:r-194982 3'-532.5 xr:-5.9- 'X'1f 'x iv W C L 4 t: -xiii - s 5 1 3sYf?N'fT-- -vf Qi5 s 0513 f ' c c X , L..xL E 1 L t g 5 at Row I, left to right: Jim Sutherland, Burr. l-latchvr, Brian Du-ssvr, Daw Ebcrhardt Row 2' Art Piiqr.-ll Wrirr -n Lal-l ist -l L , . v' , Jack Faibbri Ar mand Rassccn, Row 3' A . llen T, Irwin, Antlho Brown, Dwaywj l-l' ns t irmans, Clarrncv Mtlioslcy, Rotwrt N-'utr-'rt. Left to right' . Robvrt Nvuburt, Jamv- Suthvr- land, Warr.'n Lal-lust, Brian Drvs- 'r The m n s are the baclcbone of a unit, ancl among these are the members of the NC O. Club. The en in the ra lc club's main function is that of developing better non- commissioned officers. At their meetings, which were open to all, movies were shown which helped to stimu- late inte ' rest in the Corps. Left to right: Robvrt Nvubvrt, ftxrnianrl Ras- fwn, Warr.'n Lat'li'iwt. Brian Drvss-rr. ..4 ,N 6 az Row I, left to right: Da Louis Nirwr-ll, Sonia Smi rlyignt: Privst, Marion Nt-wvll. Row 2: Dcloru th. BIBLE Cl The purpose ot the Bible Club is to provide Christian tellowship tor those who desire it. ln their weekly meetings held atter school, the club has had activities which provided tun and serious dis- cussion tor its members. The otticers tor the tirst semester were Louis Newell, President: Sonia Smith, Vice-Presidentg Delores Kail, Secretary-Treasurer. Second semes- ter otticers were Delores Kail, Presi- dent: Marian Newell, Vice-President, and Darlyene Priest, Secretary-Trees urer. sit: 1- ss' A-Q., Row l, left to right: Shirley Sunstvn, Carol Conn, Delores Kail, Derlvvnu Priest, Donna Frvigr, Sonia Smith, Marion N.-wwll. Row 2: Mr, Vforid, Louis Nvvvvll, Charlvs Steward, Lowell Smith, Lona l-tvitman, Chcrvl Eddy. Row I, left to right: Eddie Vfirrserna, Don Wilson, Lolly Jepson, Plivllis Tubbs, Mary Ann Kavaf-'viflm Mary L-'slrfi Jun llilriv, Anni' Linibatli, Row 2: Buddy Rt-stion, Waynr Stiiirtridgv, Robvrt Callaghan, Guy Barry, Ji-ri-my Luwtig ,lwliri Htilriitin, Kvrwirn Billings, Susan Flt:tCt'iwr, Loma H-'itnian Plwvllis Allairi-, Marlvnv Pwr lr, A trip to Los Angeles' Museum ot Man, a Latin play, and a big ban- quet, were just some ot tl'ie extra curricular activities ot the new Latin Club. The club, composed ot the two Latin Classes, was supervised by Mr. l-l. L. Seantlin. Meetings were tield Monday evenings at homes ot tlwe various members. Tl Cl Row I, left to right: Mary L.-ilriw, Maili-nv Piik, K.n.i:n Billing: Row 2: Ann-a Limbafli, Wavn- Stiortiidg-', Jvrri Dilnfv Don Wilson XL X i 59084 go' cgblmfefwwi ,Daw I Io go dw , aw, Q50 MW Cvatvgovl 'lime Baa 4. Q00 vxegxxgxe if Zaxxs I -. W xxqzftlt QM -, owe X9 gaudy XII '54 O,,n9f sr viii llXig,cl4-SI Q safi- aOyL,,i H3 .fiswwi Il With the Pointer Pooch' as their major project, thi Cub Club gave Point Lom. students a chance to shov their writing talents and havi some fun. Nan Funcheon, stu dent advisor, and Mr. Thorn ton, taculty sponsor helper Presidents Sally Edholm ani Betty Dawson, and Editors-in Chiet Ken Squires and Viclci Ingalls organize and assig copy tor their paper. I l L Row I, left to right: Edith Elser, Anne Evcnson, Nan Funcheon, Bette The James Clittord Satley Chapter ot the Quill and Scroll, the interna- tional honorary society ot high school journalists got ott to a booming start this year under the leadership ot president Nan Funcheon. The purpose ot Quill and Scroll is to in- still in students the ideal ot scholar- ship, and to advance the standards ot the journalistic protession by developing better journalists and through adoption ot a higher code ot ethics. The major project ot the year was a handboolc ot Point Loma tor new students and sophomores. Evans, Rosemary C t R 2. Mr, Thornton, Anthony Brown, Jonquil h C5 S d B hl L R L Ch I I-I td rown, ic ii: B R corg BII Rich d I I df S. OITII o. ow C, on ra CGC Cf, OU GC GOVT, BVIC USC , El PURTAL EDITURS 1953-54 BOB WHITE' APT' EDI TOP BEITE JOHNS ON LITEPARY E DI TGP POSEMAPY COMITO 3067141555 MANAGE? YF? A AAWE 7 Ev5,vs0fv ,4gsfs721fvr EDITOP X w BILL ICHAPDS CH P IEF S 7241-'F Galen Knox Sondra Beachler Publicity Managrr Picture Editor Rushing to meet those deadlines that have a strange habit ot sneaking up at the most unexpected moments has kept all the statt members busy this year. ev V9 We have all worlced to malce this year's Annual one ot the best, and we hope that in tuture years as you leat through these pages many happy memories will be re- kindled. An Annual is really a memory boolc, and we have tried to record tor you the scenes and feelings at Point Loma this past year. U G RITE' Dave Isbell Ph t tzdt l or Q -35 Y Sandra Nelson Mike Soule Assi-.tant Art Editor Assistant Picture Editnr A F l ff . . r f 411. A ' J wr f 5 '52 Q . Lllian Bro S l s Manaqir ........gl El PURT We particularly wish to thanlc Mr. Snyder tor his help. At times when things lo-olced hopeless, he was there to reassure us. We also owe a vote ot thanlcs to Mr. Wood who assisted us with our literary ettorts, Mr. Christianson deserves a special pat on the baclc tor his help in solving the mysteries ot business and tinanee. And tinally, to all the members ot the administration and the taculty who put up with our constant inter- ruptions, we say thanlcs again tor your cooperation. Alice Mallory Lani Carr Sandra Hurst, Marilyn Silva Srcrrtqiry lunirar S-:Ction Si'r'ir'r Svclirin Row l, left to right: Sandra Nrglsrin, Sandy Hurst, B-rlltfi Gorwfsd, Sondra B-wiihlrr, Alifv Mailery. Row 2: Mil:-' Mafonnrll, Galvn Knox, Marilyn Silva, Bob Whitv, Mr, Snydvr Larrilyn Cari, Mllu' Siiuli, Anni' Ev- nwn, llrivv Um ihrirdl, Bottom right: NHL Paltvnqill, Davw Monahan. It , -sw i - - ---... - .ip if .tu l .. PDI TIER Nan Funclweon Edrifur-in-Clwlvf Sw , X 3? Row I, lefi fo righi: Bvllrt Evans, Nan Funglm-on. Row 2: Kallrrv Muller, Jcrslyn Drlno, Dlclcsirz Os- ood, Emily Van Grgswl, Eluanor Wrlson, Patsy O'Bannrjrn, Franlc Falvly. T FF fins! Row I, lefi to righi: Bcy Ferguson, Bill Boram. Row 2: Anthony Brown, Bull Richards, Debby Good, Juan Fllrotl. Left 'co right: Rrclwuc Gcorgc, Marsha Wrllram5. Batty Putcrson, Barbara Buncrg. ll .W Under the supervision ot Mr. Thornton, the Pointer statt worked hard to make each copy ot this year's Pointer something to be remembered, with Nan Funcheon and Lou Rae Leon, as tirst and second semester Editors-in-Chief. The class worked till the small hours on many a Wednesday putting the paper to bed. In addition to the regular issues, special editions were published. Who can forget the hilarious April Fool's copy or the excel- lent senior edition. Coordinating to make each edition a success were the editorial, business, sports, feature and news depart- ments. Lou Rae Lean Editor-in-Chict The Pointer also won the Sweepstakes trophy at S.D.S.C. Journalism Day in com- petition with all city and county high school papers. Individual honors went to Jonquil Brown, second place in the advertising edi- torial contest, and Nan Funcheon who won two tirsts in news writing and editing. Row I, left to right: Lindsay Bourne, Katie Gower. Row 2: Ted Shrocdcr, Jonquil Brown. ,,q-QXQIQQ. qi . Left to right: John Coit, Ronnie Butler, Art Sher- wood, Charlie Hustcd, Steve Taylor, Barry Vinyard. H 0 E C 0 I i fs-ri at . What's going here? . . . Say a few words to the old grad? . . . Don't mind it I do case . . . Those tracks lead right up there in the bleachers .... Calling all grads, calling all grads .... What? Tonight? Hukilau? Girls' Gym? . . . Thanks, l'll be there .... He may know something about this 'Y 03 id na Our dazzling Homecoming Queen and her ttendants added color to the pertormance tthe marching units and the gay Hawaiian wirts and sarongs ot those in the Home- oming parade. The Hawaiian theme was arried out again that evening at the Hplci- iu, the dance sponsored by the Pointer Zatt. Another special treat was added to the ccasion when Point Loma toolc the lead in ie tootlaall game against La Jolla. Jean Wilson Joanne Albrecht, Anne Evenson H0 ECOMI G Jean Wilson, our brown-haired, green-eyed Homecoming Queen, was born in the great state ot Pennsylvania on March 22, I936. Baton twirling, Jean's hobby, and her great personality resulted in receiving the honor ot being Colonel ot the Lomanettes. One ot her greatest assets is the triendly manner in which she greets everyone. Atter her graduation from Point Loma she has ho-pes ot being an airline hostess. Attending Jean were two l-ovely girls representing the Skeptics, Pan American and Heritage clubs. They were petite, blue-eyed, blond, Anne Evenson, and beautiful, brown-eyed, brunette, Joanne Albrecht. POI T I.0MA lumix ANU u u1N5 8:00 p.m .... Was aslced by A.S.B. to chaperon at dances .... 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E 1 HQ, 'EF 5, ,M ,.....v 'ww' ' Betty Sanchez Janet Robbins y Emily Van Gessel Loretta Taylor 0 LE DER Betty Sanchez, head song leac and her three peppy cohorts, Em Van Gessel, Loretta Taylor, a Janet Robbins, were always a w come sight leading the songs at c games and rallies. Their enthusia and loyalty were leading factors building better school spirit. Betty Sherman gr .7 ,T Bob Asaro CHEER LE DER 2:35 p.m .... Almost trampled by two squads of uniformed men advancing from both directions . . . Was yanlced from the field by two young men dressed in maroon sweaters and white pants . . . Their friend, a cute brunette, who appeared to be the leader, went over to a microphone .... Soon the place resounded with shouts and screams .... Really, fellahs, l'm not that good .... Our cheer leaders Betty Sherman, Bob Asaro, and Joe Rosa could always be counted on to be out there with plenty of lung power to get us to yell a little louder. J' FY nk Jw., sf.. .T-A., . ' 1' ' 4. f 1,51 1 ,. 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Bob Roeder, Frank Rogers, John Dawson, Leon hlavvlcry, t3ill il-ia'rvoy,HiRTilC Jerry Ohlin, Chuck Boyce, Pete Palermo, Dick Love, Don l-linch, Greg Widdtrrs, Al Barron, Gary Portello, Bob Pringle, Errol Plaistcd, Roy Madruga. Row 3: Coach Edens, Manuel DaSilva, Mickey Black, Don Ketchcn, Gene Muchmore, Ray Blasingamc, Pat McGee, Marcy Lampkin, Winnie Ward, Dave Disney, Arnold Mcloche, Bill Dyson, Jessie Denny, Orrin Collier, Coach Gildings. V R S I T Y Charles Rogers, George Hawley, Row 2: Tommy Collier, Tom Gueston, Gary Thomas, J o I 13,f13'1 'E 3 4,44 Edt' J ii X 74 1. S 1' N. 3 C 48 sf. Row I, left to right: Bill Meyers, Leonard Elston, Dick O'Conncr, Harold Hollowcll, Chuck Vandcrhoot, Guy Barry, Roger Correia, Dick Dray, Ron Munday, Eddie Sada. Roy Kennedy, John Youngs, Joe Poukhula, Robert Strickland. Row 2: Nick Pattcngill, Wes Hill, Carter Shrum, Douglas Stevenson, Steve Aldrich, John Cabral, Steve Q Stevenson, Ralph Riley, Grady Shinglcton, Sheldon Spicer, Mickey Collins, Arlin Anderson, Ken Brown, Jim Sibbitt, Chad Brucker, Tom Grant, Charles Cunningham. Point Loma's varsity squad started the year very well in the Football Carnival, by gaining more yardage than any other school, and holding Kearny l-ligh to a scoreless tie. The Pointers then went on to defeat a strong EI Centro team, but were upset by an underrated Kearny l-ligh School eleven. The L-omans came back in strong tashion to beat I-lelix I-Iigh in a rough and tumble game-28 to 7. Atter losing a close I4 to 6 game to San Diego, the Maroon and Gold brake the two-year winning streak ot La Jolla by blanking them in a I4 to O game, and then breezed over Grossmont l-ligh, 4I to 6. They lost the last game ot the year to Santa Barbara. Our gridders played some very good games this season, ending the year with a record ot tour wins and tour losses. Ray Blasingame, Loman end: Errol Plaisted, Point Loma tackle, and Richard K. Bassham, defensive back, were all selected tor the I953 All-San Diego City League football team. E Qgg, gif Qg g SEQ Qgg, O' U U' U' PA UL ,POV CHUCK' 521 GENE E if ARNOLD DON 635- , AL BOBQ Mal Qi 4 'il in with Q? Q mg 5? in AE? x...f ...f fin TKT if QQQ Q55 f fL0.0lAl ix K ,V R, X x f wh: f A A- I tw 'Sgr Q S' r Wfwmww, N. '.-an my W F. ' N' A ASW' 4 mf? ! L 153 x ' W 9 , ,,N:,N if ii . V A E We A 525 Q fi X x 'X fl . Qi. ' Wi Y as X 'rg , 1 s 5 ww H., , , , ' 3 . is , ,L.L , X ,W A .V X ,Q , A ,,., 1' 5 F KW: , 'A V ,Q Q X x lx wi W 6: r J ,'- un fn' as jp ASKETBAI.l Q xswd! X A, g l CHUCK 'V M, Cgzfdlf Afvoy Q x HOME I ll A9 1 4 i . I :Xx ' 25 . 3 fs r -X9 . ,eofwvff .-s - .QV if D GENE if l ziu , pg. , gr .,.-. ' V X I Y Q .2 G0 if M055 6 N l og The lfloopsters started tlwe season slowly. Atter being dropped trorn tlie Kiwanis Tournament and losing some ot tl'ie earlier garnes, ttie tearn, led by l-lorner Krantz, really began to pick up tlwe points. During ttiis victory drive ttiey dropped only one ' D' I-li ln on the opponents' court, to win I2 out ot I3 garnes. game, a tl'iriller, to San iego g Row I, left to right: Franlc Rogvrs, Jael: Di-arlwrn, Chutlr Bfiycv, Ronnif Da Silva, Bud Gard.-mr, Richard Stoltz, Bill ldaix-y, Row 2: Pat Malonv, Glenn Murjhiriwrc, l-lomrr Krantf, Milo torfh, Nmman Alwxand. r, Rrnnir Grfliiilcii, Bill lqnn, Andx Str.-wilau, lilvvnyni' Hirrrnans, Jim lhatrhvr. Standout pertormers included l-lomer Krantz, individual scoring record holder, who scored 226 points: Norman Alexander, whose lett-handed set shots betuddled many an opponent: Gene Muchmore, who had one ot the highest tree throw averages in the city, Frank Rogers, a steady player, responsible tor several Pointer victories, and Chuck Boyce, our deep set shot artist. Last but not least, that tiery mentor, Paul Rundell, deserves credit tor bringing an untried team to second place against stitt competition. B TEAM SOPH TEAM Row I, left to right: hliigir Siitv, Tony Biisn, Bch Bliviim, Row I, left to right: John Youngs, N-d Huntington, Jim I-lfiwdy, Row 2: St.-vv Aldridgv, Bill Mvyrr, Bill Shvltrn Spirirr, Wiaynir P.-t--umm, Row 2: Biil Sh.-nlr, Bill Chisdvv-'ll Cr-milfs, Viflasquvz, Row 3: Ci-iath Thomas, XXfallrvr, Lang l-lall, Miclwy Ciillrrs, Row 3: Vaul llnvid, Ronin. Bxtlirr, Charlvs Cunningham, Wirs l-'lll. Jim Sittvl Grady Shinglwtrwn, R I, left to right: Dick Smidt, Denny Mddlcton, Chad Bruckcr, Frank Sacco, Jh C b l G y B y N Sh l. ' Serrano, Fwlix Mvza. Row l, left to right: Tom Kelly, Eddie Sada, Bill Harvey, Dick l-lebert, John Dawson, Andy Stremlau, Bob lmlay, Frank Safco. Row 2: Churk Vandwrhoot, Dwayni' l-lermans, Bud G-ardn-rr, Frank Rogvrs, Dick Lovv, Bob Ro-'dvr, Coach Edens. ASEB I.I. ln the l954 season Coach Bennie Edens' Bat Brigade presented the city league with some topnotch competition. Throughout the season all games were hard fought and settled by small scores. On the mound we saw Bob Roeder, Bill l-larvey, and Bob Imlay, and catching tor them was John Dawson. Stationed at tirst base was Dick Love, while Chuck Vander- hoot was on the keystone. Andy Stremlau held down shortstop and Eddie Sada handled the hot corner. Patroling the outtield were Frank Rogers, Dick l-lebert, and Bud Gar- dener. Other boys who deserved credit were l-lugo Soto and Dwayne l-lermans. All the boys played spirited, heads-up ball and were a credit to both themselves and Point Loma. DAN 99 5 VH, Ll HH , OVVIS CUTS, ,CV fs, fox-ffv P 45.5 Ev? EOE X155 all X23 gg W xi -ff SQ CHUCK' Uk 'W Qrff Q Axvoy H? BUD ig?-gig Qf M533 Row I, left to right: Ed Bohanan, Tony Clarlrin, Bill Mcyitr, John Tuisl, Leon Hawley, Lowell Smith, Bill Burns, Ronnie Harrington, Victor Romero, Art Sher- wood, John Youngvr, Rich- ard Noonan. Row 2: Tom Guvston, Bob Pringle, Ray Blasrngame, Jcssiv Denny, Whit Smith, Bunlcy Bowman, Louis Nuwvll, Gilbrrt Myn- dcz, Grvg Xxfiddvrm, Dave Tisdale. TR CK Although the Pointer Traclcsters did not place too high in league standings, nearly all the meets were close and only a tew points made the ditterence. Ray Blasingame, who ran the high and low hurdles and put the shot, was high point man. Jess Denny was our number two man, collecting points in 440, 220, and broad jump. Gil Mendez and Bill Burns were the two best milers the Pointers have had in the last ten years. ln the high jump, Tom Gueston tied the school record by jump- ing 6' Tom also pulled in a lot ot points tor our team. The B and C traclc teams had a very successtul season. Both teams finished in the tirst division ot their class. The outstanding mark tor the B's was Tony Buso's I,320-yard run, when he brolce the record which was established in I933. Tony bested the old marlc with a time ot 3:55.5. The C's outstanding event was l.er-oy Tanida's broad jump ot 20' 6lf2 . Row I, left to right: Frank P-rarer.-. Cvus Eulitz, Bob Blevins, Don Cannon, Tory Bum, Trvvor Lyons, Jan Coolc, Alvin Stahlhcbcr, Allan Crouch, Allan Pollaclr, I-lcrb Tanida, Jlrn Donahue, Row 2: Row I, left to right: Bob Saclcvllarron, Gary M-iCiirdy, Ton Coach Thomas, lcvroy Curtis, John Riley, Charles Cunningham, Dave Ravenscrott, Ross I-lvnry, Leroy Tanida. Jvrry Palmer. Row 2: Steyr onahan, Barb A-..aro, Wilbur Jonvs, Charlie Vclasquitz, Wtts Hill, Aldrich, John Holman, Allan Rascon, Buddy Rcrnhon, Ronald Bvrry Alvin Bvclcvtt, Bob Stvrly, Gary l-louston. Dave Lawson. UETTERME BILL DA VE LEQV LIEJPOY R95 APT JESSE 70lVY LOWELL GILBERT ROIWE PAY QM ow , e o ri : ones, i uir, o Richards, Bob Terlander. TENN S TE LARRY Cl-IP PHIL JUHN B GENE l Boa DEAN H06 'fre' f sm a I J The Pointer Raclcetmen had their troubles in League play this year against some stitt competition. However, they did rack up some wins in non-league matches. The top rnen representing the Pointers across the net were Phil Muir, Chris Quartley and Dean McBride. Other players included Larry Davis, Ronald Jones, Bill Richards, Bob Ter- lander, John l-lood. Milce Lorch, Bob Bechtel, Gene Muchmore, and Ronald Grobeclcer. R I lft t ght R d J Ph'I M ' B b B ht I Larry Davis. Row 2: Milre L h John Hood, Gene Muchmo Bll i Q- l. 18' l LOUIS X H, W BILL . X ,X Gil. 8597 490.3 f L um x ,XM y f 9 URW EE? awry Apr e XQXPQWIWE mvf CRUSS CUUNTRY Our Pointer l-larriers were a respected adversary in the league this year. They won the S.C.l.F. sectional meet and the Mt. San Antonio- ln- vitational meet. The team also placed second in the Aztec Invitational Run, and third in the All City Championships. Row I, left to right: C-us Eulitz, Tony Buso, Bob Steely, Alan Crouch, Dave Clark, Ronnie Har- rington. Row 2: Lowell Smith. h 'II B R h d Buddy Ros on, Bi urns. ic ar Noonan, Art Sherwood. Row 3: Ed Bohanan, Dave Tisdale, Bop Hanna, Louis Newell, Coach Thomas. Z OWEZ B- fwwn a. t y NSN-s is G'RL , TH LETIC Ko fx '. OWN! X K La, X6066 VX Ramada, WS, W F QM Mom Ysqkkm So YN 9590! yhayq Skoxwl. ff gfok Sevdw xo BUQNU mr 1 Left Flcn fo Y. oid 'shy ' Ca ' Sh rol Ki:q'ri2 M llCr N . Ora Tafyton J , Dann .G ASSUCI TIO Girls marching .... Girls dancing .... Girls swimming, golfing, ' ' h .... What's going on bowling and skating .... Activity everyw ere here? Just the facts mam .... Girls' Athletic Association! . . . I'll move on. . . . No leads here. . . . 1- 2 Left to right: Sharon Miller, Joanne Flcnoid, Lo Evarlciou, Mary Ann Jaureguu. Elf PURT C5.A.A. had a particularly active season. The year was climaxed by a banquet at Admiral Kidd Club on May 20th, where about IOO girls received their awards, and the retiring president received her gavel. Joanne Flenoid was chairman ot the attair, while Pat l-lamada was in charge ot awards. The trophy for the most points earned during the year was awarded to Sharon Miller. One ot the outstanding events was the Play Day at Point Loma which was carried out in a western theme. Seven schools were guests ot the Lomans at this Rodeo Day. In all about ZOO girls attended the all-day attair on December I. The year's activities ottered a wide variety of sports tor all, including volleyball, softball, basketball, skating and swimming, to name only ,a tew. UA cgi lg ..- QWQF S ld-A MW UDIER ANCE Under the leadership ot Mrs. Larson, the Modern Dance Club par- ticipated in many programs, the highlight ot the year being their very successtul dance recital on April 2. Membership was based on tryouts held in the tall and spring where selection is made on the girl's dancing ability and teamwork. All members had to maintain a C average in scholarship and citizenship. The choreography and costumes were all done by the girls. This year's otticers were President, Syble Perry, Secretary, Esther Naborsg Treasurer, Sandra Wilsonq and Costume Manager, Joyce Cowan. Row I, left to right: Susrt Fay, Joann Flignoid, Elaine Sornrntfrmifyvr, Jani' Miijsan, Betty Jo Burnett, Joy:-' Cowan, tvggy Blarlc. Row 2: Sybil Pt-rry, Sandra Wilson, Sharon McNeil, Gay Cowie, Esther Nabars, Linda Ctiwiu, Barbara Evans, Glriria Machado, Row 3: Gretchen Stainiunis, Mar Dt' Viclr, Joann Ivascu, Ruth Prince, Pxnnv Farrar, Gail Getz, Y andra Bassard, Dorothy Myers, Rallenc Scott, Carol Zaruba, ,M if A rf, 3' i 1 E f .J ' M x 5 fl W ,Q xi ff i K Xp' , XA ,, fy -,J hx ' K. . X l , wgxsfi Qingg,-W.. is as M x 1 Q x. ' y is ' ff A Q rx Q he N M,-av Y Aw 4' . 'Xu 5 , f M LQ 1, fi, Q I L 1--if-M iii?-as 'X :X GLR? 4 'D 1 '5 X27 2 A 2 A ,Q ' A. 4 A . . ,,,,,. W., A , , , x LUMANETTES Exhibiting their very best atter long hours ot practice, the Lomanettes marched into view during halttime at the tootball games and in parades-one ot the best and most colortul drill teams in the city. Their homecoming performance was created and developed with the help ot the executive otticers and their taculty advisor, Miss Crosby. Qther varied activities in- cluded the March ot Dimes Campaign, and the annual Spring Fever dance tor the coronation ot next year's otticers. Responsible tor the success ot the dance were Inez l-laynes, General Chairman: Ethel Noel, Publicity: Shirley Partain, Decorations: Beverly C. Ferguson, Concessions: Lillian Brown, Bids: Sylvia Willardson, Refreshments: and Dolores DeCandia, Entertainment. Ls 5' sv A gin :tiff 'Q Y. Y , xx . 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Comdr.: Robert Steely, Executive Officer, Donald Berry, Guideon Bearer: Melvin Hobbs, First Platoon Leader: Terrence Leonard, Sec- ond Platoon Leader. Rank I, left to right: Arthur Pogrell, Warren La Heist, Ralph Petty, Fred Goodman, Clarence C. McKosky, Arthur Quijada, Donald Stattier, Burton Fverist, James Kinsey, Nick Pattengill, Duane Seibert, Ronald Grobecker, Rank 2: Jose Ogo, Franklin Bobeyda, Alvin Pererson, Robert Dietrich, Jack Fabbri, William White, John Schwab, Marvin Sirneox, Wayne Wage. Rank 3: Carl George, Edward Wiersema, Johnny Walker, William Lockett, Robert Peltcher, David Eberhardt, Leonard Brew- ster, Richard Stroebel, Ralph Riley, Ed- ward Bohanan, First Sergeant. COMPANY H Darold K. Smith, Co, Commander: Abel Parra, Guidon Bearer, Robert Neubert, Ist platoon leader. Rank I, Iett to right: James Sutherland, Theodore Schroeder, Kendall Squires, Lee Henry, Stuart Chap- pell, William Lavender, Jack Brennan. Rank 2: Robert Berry, I-Iarold I-lalowell, Raul Buddle, Michael Hall, Nichael Ne- ville, Wayne White. Rank 3: Eugene Penrose, Paul Calhaghan, Frederick Lip- scomb, Robert Pitha, Harold MacDonald, Kaye Miller. COMPANY I James Marshall Priddy, Co. Comdr.g Pete Colt Guidon Bearer. Rank I, left to right: Allen Irwin, Anthony Brown, Har- old Easter, Fernando Lira, Robert Costa, Francis Paul, Jose Suzuki, Michael Story. Rank 2: Armand Rascon, Robert Strick- land, Gordon Mason, Lowell Batterton, David Colernan, Marlin Robinson. Rank 3: James Kennedy, Max Oab, William Choate, David Sessions, Carl Woodend, Georqe Brunken, James Rohlt, Louis Newell. Point Loma was particularly honored this year when Jack Eberhardt was selected Regimental Commander with the ranlc ot full Colonel. Our ritle team won second place in the city matches. and the Battalion won the Field Day Com- petition held on May I2. To Sergeant McCo-ig and the otticers and men ot the R.O.T.C. we give a sincere, well done. 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'IJ 'I 'L Q M' Uhr' ' Y ax N 'jj J 1, X 5 if 1 UN wg, Q - J, D., XJ l 1 -' A xii- ll ,Q A 'ik' J qx A 1 f 3, f -I -- . 'fl' 'rr ' X ' f ' s , : - xt'- ' V J , 1 ff L' . j ,JV J 'i v V fv ' Y yy. I l .U 4, Ri- AJ 1 . J' .IL , L ' J 1 if x, , I ' 1' 'w -,Jf5.1 ' X xx J Q ,If !, fl 1' ,1 H-f' 1 A . fl I 1' - K 4 1 X 2 J , 1 I r Q .1 'SA 5Qa S 5 E a E I Q W ,. 5 f. 3 L1 UPHO 0RIE Mary Lesko Mary ou n e P id t Vice rcsi cn TCS VU L E gl Jerri Ryan Sandy Jackson P d t S t y T 2:35 p.m. It was a warm clay at Point Loma . . . Been busy all day . . . No lunch . . . Thought l smelled food . . . . What's that crowd .... Step back, folks .... l am an officer .... What's going on here .... Bake sale! . . . Just what I needed-thank you, mam. 9l'l?gnLf 'fo'9N'l 19.4 Mkt . . mmmm. CCYC GY HEISUVVV During the tall semester ot '53 the sopho- mores were just a new group ot recruits doing what they were told. But by the time l954 had rolled around, they had become an integral and working part of Point Loma l-ligh. All the cake and punch consumed during the year proved the success ot the Soph Bake Sale. Leading classmates were Mary Lesko. President: Mary L. Engle, Vice-President: Jerri Ryan, Secretary: and Sandy Jackson, Treasurer. Row I, Izff to right: Wana Wall, Buffy Graham, Mana Samprno, CaroIyn Zaruba. Row 2: Nancy Davrs, Elarnv WaId-'r, I3'auIuIIr: Iohnson, Iorrrf Pcfvrsrmn, GvraI- drnc Dunnu, Row 3: Suzanng I-IuIIvr, Mary Stonrgr, Susw Sn'raII, Bobbrv Sfhnarf br-It, Car0ICC Frccrnan, 'I'rarIQ WII5on, Calhfrrnv SchuItZ, Patrrcra Rogvrs, Bcity Whrtakr-r, Mr. Scanthn, Row 4: Jarrrvs Kr:IIy, PauI DavId, Jar-I PrmkkuIa, Don Labb, Drck I-Ionalnqur, CarI Woodrrnd, Gcorgv Louis, MrItnn Ray, I5our.gIa5 KvIIrrqq. Row I, left to right: Mary Lou Engh-, Barbara HaII, Paul Cxhaqhan, Charhs Krnq, BrII Chadwr-II, Drrk Srnidl, 'Iurry Marian, MajcI BrIIrng5, Jo Ann Brown, Batty GrIIcnvvalvr, Row 2: SaIIy Ifvvs, Mrghclc BoII1ngr:r, Mulba Buday, Pat Prcnda, Susan Banrroft, Sondra Boersard, Gall Gvtz, Marcra Enghhardt, Edith Young, Ahcc Guurrant, Row 3: Bah I-IoIZcnbcrg, Lcandro Cmrrda, Sfvfrrni I-Iancock, Susie Lovbs, Barbara Boltzr-r, Dc Ann I-Iarris, Ann Lrrnbach, Linda Cowie, Ann Crosby, Path Mvlhson, Torn CaIIrQr. Row 4: Gary MrIIur, Jrw La Don, Mrk.: Evans, Vic: Smith, Buddy Ro' SIWOU, DHVKW Sk'SSIOU'r,Gr'15IQ4' Sykfg, Row I, Iefi to right: Susrv Lrrwbs, Pat Ohhrr, Jvrrr Graham, Path MvIhson, Laura DaIt0n, Karr-n Korsfad. Row 2: Dram- Munzi.-S, Nancy Cook, Judy Srcard, Shrglby Harrrngion, Vrrgrnra Mack, Sandy Jackson, Jrrnrny Butch.,-r, BrII Lock-'It Row 3: Mr. Scanthn, BIII Carey, Arlrn Andvr- son, Marvin Burns,D1ckSawyr:r,JoJohan- sen, Bob Krubc, Dick O'Cannvr, Row 4: Tfd Funk, AI P-ztwrson, Bob Frpntana, Gordon Mason, Drqk Srnidt, Mrkv Krwion. Row I, left io right: Srllrv Bulllvy, Hwnllw rr lmtt, PM l-lrnlmy, llwyllrw Slvmls, Bvlsy Mutt, Nnrwvy Srwtlw, Mrxrrlvarm Dulra, Narvy Zrarnpmwa, B-y.-rly Srlya. Row 2: Carol Cr-ylrvwlrall, Lmrrs-' Cmrrlmv, Vlff qrma Vtrdyryyfr, Mary L-wlco, Mauna Gwrrlwn, ludy Borrlwmf, J.-Arr-'Hr' l-lcwrrwan, Marilyn Mrllvnald, Cnml Grwrn, Ella Mm' l-lwvmrd, Row 3: N-'d l-luntmqfwm, Brll l-lnry.-y, Lark Ffallrvrwllml, K--nddll Squlrvf, lwlm W.alL,-r, Lwrry l-lwpsvn, Mrss Byrm: Row I, leff to rlghf: PM l-lnlrlrvr, lflrm- lwllw Rlwm-, Duma Gfwlrl, l-'nn Slwwarrl, ,lulrv Vrrr-mrrww, lv mu, Cn'1LM'r Mary Arm laur-wgui, Bnnmr- Brwdvrlrln, Umm' Daw-:, Row 2: Gary Cmmls, Arfrn Pwr, Uvrw Mlll-r, All. rr R.1:,ro1'1, lr rry llulmrr, Gl1,'rw Aura.-rmrm, lrrvv Srblvt. Row 3: Nrrlr Pnltvrvgqlll, llrmrwv Srllvrl, Mfxrvm Slmrux, Jury l-lcvry, Urn Pmlm, Frxmlc Vcrlvvycln, Br-lv Strrclclmwrl. Row 4: Smwnrl Chap' pr-ll, Mrrluy Cfllm'-, Blly Xxfrrllcvr, Lanq Hall, llvrmy lxliddlmw, lam - : Lua, Rrwqrr Crwrrvn, Rxlmrd Blum. Row I, left to right Dram- Marks, loan Bdldry, Cyrwtlwrfa Grrllrllw, Row 2: Vulmv Wylr.', Donna Burnr., Sandra Abcrnallwy. Bahs Krrlrlmll, Mfarqarvi low-rlvr, Sally Purrswl, Carol Sirsmqu, Laura L.-gliv, Umm' Ln. Row 3: Jurm- Bvrlrvr, Jaflrru Drulplwm, Pstlwvr Gurttfrvz, Marlvnv Pfck, Doruilwy Samford, Vrrgmia Pattvn, Earlgm- Bwrwglmw, Jmlur' C .l:w pm, Row 4: Shul- Clwrw Srmvr, Kr-rtlw Srlvwwrtzrr, R.1lplwRrl.-y, Vrrqrrwra Huw tl, Pat Stvvvns, lanvl Mur- lcrrson, Mary Payton, Gudry Party Row 5: Plwrl Clavwrl, Bwrwm.: I-lrrqhfs, B05 Casin, Bob Mvdvnrrb, Allan Clvapnmn. Row 6: Clwarlvs l-lrrqluvs, Mm- Byrm, Jrmmy Smrllr. Row I, left to right: Gary M-rrrtgcmrvry, Lynvll Brrrr-drrl, Brtty Daw-mn, Prnrry Madruqa, Slrrrlrfy Srmsmrr, Mfrrtlm Lan- Irow, I2rrlM'rI Mfwdruqa, Q-'wrqv Srr1rII'r. Row 2: Nvrrrrrr Ilrrllvr, Dana Nrurdby, Orrrrl Barrrrrlr, Bnrlrarn Brallzvr, Bwialrlrr' Rcrdrrgrlrfr, Slrarun Norwr-od, Drarrrrv Q.-lrlwr, Prvrrr' Nvy, Row 3: Ilrrlr Bmfrmr' Clrlfrrrrl Grwrrlrl, Jorr Bdrrq, Fvrmmclrr Lira, Wr1lIr'r I-Irv.-ly, Allrm Crrrrrrlr, Slam Clrvrrut- rrlarr, Rrrbr-ri Slauqlrtvr, Row 4: Slvvv Aldrrdqv, FrrrnlrVrvIm'ycla,CI'1arlr'5 I-Iutclr rrrqx, Gary I-Ivlrrrlrrq, Mm, Clrrllrvn, Wlrnt Srrrrllw, Ilvn Krwrrlr, Brlly Maonrmld, lor' Lr'Grrr'IIv, Ilayrd Bvrnaki. I Row I, left to right: Marr ra Jon.-Q, Mary Iam Rvynolds, lem Bramrlw, Slvlla Mvza, Slwrrlr-y Eaqcgr-It, Jrrfrflrnv Clrwra, Vvra Danrvlw, Row 2: Rulvin Snurr-do, Lorin Mr Rav, Gary lmyrsr,Jdrr'rr'1,SIr'warI,WaI- ly l0IU'I'rOI'l, Frrd Gcrrrdrrrarr, Jfrlm Smrllv, Rurrrwlv Elswrrrllr, lulwn Rlrlrards, Eddlc Soda, Row 3: Hrrlvn Elli-,, , I-lr-lr,-rr Kay Vdlaclms, Ion: Krng, Vrclcl Irrlalls, Paulrnr- I-Irrlv., Mrs, Sagvmarrr Rrrnald Pvarwn, Mm, Clwrlton, lack Easl- rr1, Max fXaI'1r', Fr-rrrrrro Fvrrvrrro, Linda J-wsmp, Carolyn Cory, Sylvia Broolrs, Dranr'Wf1II, Mrary I-lvrnanrlw, Jurrv Rmb' rrlswrr. Row I, Iefi io right: Rrrflwrd Sullryan, Clrarlr-A, Errgwrt, Dayrd Xxffmgnrgr, John Prrlrl, Drnlc Frivl, IGCIK Snil'1r0r'dr'r, Jrilwrr Morgan, Waynr' Srrrutlm, Row 2: Bull Mvyvr, Qplwr-Ira Wrllrarrrg, Mary Bcllrf Grllvnwat-'r, Imrrr Srrydvr, Marlvrrr' Slraw, Marl-'nv Amdvrwrr, Murrira Edrmrmon, Susan Flvtclur, Jfmr- FIIZDOIVIQIK, Lorna I'lr'rIrrmrr. ROW 32 Gvorgr' Brrrwn, Nei Anllr-r, Waynrr Pr-Iwrwn, Bill Van Land' mqlrfwr, Cixrlrslr' Anflrrsorl, BCI? Prim-, yjillifyy S Row I, lefi io right: Waltr'r Hrvcly, Fr,-rnando Lira, Ronald Burry, Roy Kvn- nl-dy, Waynr' Slwortrldqv, Pvh- Calt, Douqlas Barber, Lowull Bath-rion. Row 2: Marjorru l-lvrbsl, Jvan Naylor, Nancy Jurasln, Paulnm' Fournrvr, Carol Conn, Mary Lmr Clwstrwplwvrson, Rosy Ann Arvllo, Jvrrr Ryan, Slrrrlvy Sunsivn, Mary Wr-bet-'r, Pat B-ard, Mary Ann Kova- Q,-'yrr,l'w, Katlwy Lanz, Jwan Ealy, Row 3: Brrrcv McCulClwr-rwn, Crvula Marshall, Ed- drr Varlvy, Darryl Salvvbvy, Sian Clwrinl- man, G.-nv Santas, Jolwn Yorrnq, Lours Sqrrano. Row I, left io right: Glfrrra Com, Roslyn Stoll:-:l, Mary Ann Gould, Marrlyn Karsur, Vrrginra Pottcr, Jvan Comp-'r, Sally Moy- vr, Row 2: Bvyvrly Prpvr, Plryllrs Tubbs, Rm-,-'mary Tlwornpsan, Elms., Ogo, Nadrnc Sonrrnrrs, l-lvlvn Lrncoln, Tvasrv Jackson. Row 3: Tom Lrlly, Brll Col--man, Ed Balmou, Gary MQCurdy, Ronald Bcrry, Douq Sivplwnson, Kwnnritlw Klan--4 Row 4: Rwgvr Mowrr, Johnny Kroll, Mums Lyman, Allan Prvllar lr, Row I, left to right: Torn Hr-nry, Tom Maddox, Mrk.: O'Connvr, Robvrt Ma- druqa, Dcn Haqcn, Bob lzard, Jrm Moorc. Row 2: Marian Causlwlll, Jams Rnbrnson, Carol Wlsham, Dorciha Hood, Joan Sparn, Punny Madruqa, B-'Hy Daw- srwn, Naamr Frrllrfr, Row 3: Robvrt Brd- dla, Rogvr Casey, Brll Drrvr, Jrm Wfd- dlp, Laws Rornanr, Rabvrt Svravra Manuvl Srlvcira. Row I, left to right: Mabel Rocl' Lolly Jcpsori, Carla McFadden, Ca Wcddlc, Edith Wilson, Virginia NX Sharon Boncafcclc. Row 2: Diancf burg, Cheryl Eddy, Pat Mcdina, Cam-gron, Barbara Robertson, D Ashton, Gloria Machado. Row 3: C Bfrry, Lvonard Eldon, l-larry MCU Marilyn l-luggcns, Julio Virissimo, Lipscomb, Gcorqr: Wisig, Row 4: C Spcrccr, William Aqif, Bob lrnlay Sagcrnan, Grady Shinglcton, Bill Drzl Labao. Row I, left to righi: Margot Hatcher, Carolyn Rasrmisan, Margins Finlay, Ral- lcnc Scolt, Charlunv Fabripio, Swan Clifton, Margarrt Johnson, Row 2: Frmd- dy Fcrguson, John Aldrich, Francis Pall, Ralph Putty, larn l-laycs, Jim Bosh, Rich- ard Dray, Jaclc Larnofl, Jim Wcddlr-. Row 3: Stanlvy Lytlv, Mary DcViclc, Judy Noyalr, Ann Qgdirn, Judy Nelson, Car- lccn Rvynolds, Sharon Crcul, Bill Schunlc, Row 4: Mrs, Oliyfr, Milo- Wolfard, David Colcnwan, Eriqvnrg Pardvr, Dick Stull, Niclr Schcwcnqvrdi, Jammu, Kinwy, Milw l-la .r'M'lK,'S A ., -- N .. J f-.AJ ,N J, ffl? Q 5' 'Y , ,nn IAQ Q1 A ww ,Q 6 flu 3 4333 N-hmm -'ww , N -f x Q Ss ' .5 , 5 Jg 5 ' Y , A f. , N ' ,V . ..,. WK 5 e a. 1 , We A , v I A L E' ' '- 'T 'Y 'Y h! iii? 155 ,L :.,..,. ' 'fs P LQ ,J ix, ks .ng TW gkwfe' A ' ' if a 5 'Qu' Q.- 1 .Ff- x NYY WW wgxsw . 5 x x Q. xv- - . -Q, YL . zw lt? X V M '-F K ix - w ax Q. 2:55 Ny. N9 sl' ,, yi' tgfefgg u gh! x K' X KK , 'T ,Q Lyon. UNIUR The Juniors had an eventful year and were lcept busy the first semester with the Twirps Twirl, balce sales, and school pennant sales. First semester offi- cers included Richard Castro, President: Judy Mc- Curdy, Vice-Presidentg Gail Collom, Secretary: Mary Crisci, Treasurer. Responsible for the gala success of the Junior Prom were second semester officers: Ellen Emerson, Dotsy Lyon, Susie Fay, and Carol McAvoy. 9 Judy Mccurdy, Richard Castro, Row l, left to right: Carol MCA y Susie Fay. Row 2: Ellen E Left to ri ht: Mary Crisci, Gail Collom, VO , Dotsy Tom Abcls Bob Aclccr Sylvia Alwlstrorn Waltgr Albom' Norman Alcxandcr Plryllrs Allalrc Marilyn Allcn Darlcqn Angnl Slmrrry Anthony Constance Apaslwran Raoul Appel John Arclrcr Bolo Asaro Suc Aflclsson Francis Baby Jnlrn Baby Robcrt Bafr Barbara Balrcr Rutlw Barron Guy Barry Norma Barton Mrldrcd Bccli Bcysrly Bcclrcr Alvin Bcakctt lrma Bcjarano Luciano Bernal Barbara Berry Carol Bcssu Kcnsun Billings Margaret Blaclc Roburl Blgvins Rogcr Booth Plwyllrs Bouton Slrrrrlcy Bradley Ernie Brcan il z 7 r A r,r.a B IKM? 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Th third annual l:ools' Fair we again a great success, an everyone was surprised at th revival ot Senior Varietie We had great tun putting o the Shipwreclc Dance, Beacl combers' Bop, and sellin beanies, boolc covers, pens annuals, and S e n i or Pla ticlcets. A titting climax tor an em citing year is the Senior Pror and the solemn graduatio ceremony traditionally held i the Greek Theater on th campus ot California West ern University. , 1 J :ly --ll' Officers, Spring Semester, Dianr- Phillips, lan Corllc, Sui- Copvland, Dennis Morris, Gail Jarvis. Adams, Jim W. Industrial Arts, San Diego J. C. Albone, Joan Helen Commercial, Orchestra, San Diego J. C. Albone, Sara Grace History, EI Portal Statt, Candy and Fountain Business Albrecht, Joanne History, D.A.R. Award, C.S.F, Lite Member, Sr. Class President, Stanford University Albrecht, Karen History, C.S.F. Lite Member, President of Heritage Club, Commissioner of Elections and Eligibility, Stanford University Asmuth, Susan History, Horizon Club, Booster Club, College Banlrs, Kathleen Business, Band, Horizon Club, San Diego J.C. Barnes, Joanne Business, Home Room Representative, Poster Chairman, Vice-President of G.A.A., College Barron, Albert Math, Varsity Football, San Diego ,l.C. Bassham, Richard Kelsie Math, Varsity Football, Traclc, San Diego J.C. Bates, Allen . Math, Madrigals, C,S.F., San Diego State College Bates, Mary Music, G.A.A., Nursing Beachler, Sondra Commercial, EI Portal Picture Editor, Booster and Horizon Clubs, San Diego State College Beauclair, Beverly Ann Commercial, Sr. Sweater Comm,, Service Point Comm., Y-Teens, San Diego State Col- lege Beclrtel, Robert Matti, Varsity basketball, Commissioner ot interscholastic Athletics, Treas, ot Key Club, U.C.L.A, Beck, Nancy Gail Math, Chairman Calendar Committee, Pan- Amcrican Club, Madrigals, San Diego Statc College Belt, Faith Business, Ctroir Section Head, Secretary, Work Bence, Barbara Gene Science, Horizon Club, Y-Teens, C.S.F. Pomona Benton, Wayne Architectural Drawing, Air Force Berry, Robert E. Matti, San Diego State College Billings, Beverly Jean History, Service Point Comm,, Pres. ot Y- Teens, A.S.B. Historian, Mercy College ot Nursing Bird, Larry David Spanish, Basketball, Track lottrer sclwooll, Navy Black, Mickey Matti, Football, Hi-Y, San Diego J. C. Bohanan, Edward Matti, Service Pt. Comm., Skeptics, Key Club, . State College Boram, Bill Matti, CSF., Orctrcstra, Cal-Tech bv it-.1 Bouley, Richard Math, Track, C.S.E., Electronic Engineering Bourne, Lindsay Math, Pointer Statt, Horizon Club Bowman, Bunky Math, Band, l-li-Y, San Diego State College Boyce, Charles Math, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball. San Diego State College Broad, Hilary Elizabeth Language, GAA., Booster Club. Mercy School ot Nursing Brooks, Marijane Elizabeth Science, Lomancttes, Pres. ot Girls' Chorus Home Room Rep., Colorado University Brooks, Pearlie Marie Math, Pan American Club, Bible Club, Secre- tary of Jr. Red Cross, Wilbertorce College, Ohio Brown, Anthony Science, N,C.O. Club, Biology Club, Re- search Scientist Brown, Lillian Marie Commercial, Capt. ot Drill Team, El Statt, l-lome Room Rep., Choir, San J. C. Brown, Marilyn Kay Business, Booster Club, San Diego College Brunlren, George Raymond Math, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, N.C.O. Cheerleader fother schooll, Stantord Burbacl, Patricia Ann Commercial, Girls' League, Business Burlrholder, Nancy Math, Elections 8: Eligibility Comm., Portal Diego State Club. A.S.B Social Comm.. Lomanettes, San Diego State College Burnett, Betty Jo Music, C.S.F., GAA., Pointer Statt, San Diego State College Burns, William Math, 2 yr. Varsity Traclt and Cross Country Sec. Boys' Fed., l-li-Y, San Diego State College Butler, Ronald Dean Math, Track. l-lrfY, C.S.F,, San Diego Stat: Callaghan, Robert William Jr. Math, Rililc Tram, San Drcgo State Collage Ca ncelosi, Robert Music, Orchestra, Pan American Club, San Dicgcu Stott' Collt-qv Cascarelli, Patricia Louise Commercial, Choir, CSF., l-lomcroom Rcp., San Dicgo J, C. Casey, Roger lndirstrial Arts, Swimming, Svlling Auto Parts Chadwick, Richard William Math, San Dirqo Stats Collvgc Chamberlain, Janie A. Commcrcral, Lomancttcs, Girls' Lcaguc, U.S.C. Clarlrin, Thomas Anthony Math, l-lomcroom Rcp,, Cal. at Bcrlcclcy Coit, Joseph John Math, Cal, at Bcrlcclvy Coleman, Arthur Fredric Math, Collcgc Collier, Orrin Art, Football, San Diego State Collcgv Comito, Rosemary Dianne Commurcral, l-lomcroom Representative, Girls' Lcaguv Rvp., Busincss Manager EI Portal, San Dicqo State Collfgv. Conger, Roberta-Math, Booster Club, San Dicgo Stats Collt-gc. Coolr, Jan Wilson Math, Traclc, C.S.F., Prcsidcnt Scnror Class, Annapolis Cope, Mary Francis History, Girl's Lcaguc Copeland, Beverly Sue Language, SCC, Sr. Class, Girls' Lvaguu, San Dicgo State College Covington, Jackie Lee History, A.S,B. Social Comm. Clnairman, Vice Prcs. ot Girls' Lcaguc, Clwairman ot Senior Graduation, San Di.-go State Collage Da Silva, Manuel Falante Wood Shop, Varsity Football, Fislwcrman Corcoran, William Harold lndustrial Arts, San Diego J. C. Da Silva, Ronald Gordon Varsity Baslcctball, l:isl icr- man Curtis, Helen Elizabeth Matti, Y-Teens, San Diego J. C. Costner, Bobby Eddington Craig, Bob D. Shop, R.O.T.C., Air Force Band, l-lomcroom Rep., Red Cross Rep., San Diego J. C. Dailard, Altlrea Jeanne Dallas, Dorothy Earlene Matti, Skeptics. Stantord Commercial, Y-lt-cnf, San Diego J. C, Davis, Lawrence L Davis, Ollie Lucille Math, Concessions Mgr., History, G.A.A,, Y-Tvrzns College Nurse Training Fools' Fair . . . ecember 3 Crider, Don Wendell Scicnev, Boys Fed. Damico, Donna Mae Science, Red Cross Junior College, Ni DeCandia, Dolores A Commercial, Licnt ot Pom Poms eachcombers' Bop . . . March I9 nnny, Jessie Washington Music, Lcttvrrricnl Club, Comm. of Boys' Activi- ties, Choir Prrs., U.C.- L.A. ilno. Jerelyn Beatrice S C i c n c c, Lomanrttus Capt., C'.A.A., C.S.F., Univcrsity of Utah dgar, Walter M. Spanish, San Diego State Denny, Ruth Bell Music, Brblc Club, Nurs- ing Dodds, Gilbert Lloyd Orch, l2,0.T.C., lXl.C.O., Collcgv Edmondson, Daniel Art, Boostvr Club, l-lorncroorn Rcp., San Drrgo Statv Derriclr, Muriel Ann Corrrmurcral, Girls' Lcaguu, San Drago J. C. Doi, Michail M. lrrdustrral Arts Edwards, Martha Jane Languagw, l-lmrzon Club Src, Y-Tp.-ns' Sci.. Pan American Vrcr:-Pres., Sari Diego State College Dias, Jeanette Marie Di Cataldo, Michael Busrnrss, Girls' Lragur, Shop, World Travrl San Dingo J. C. Denahue, James Eberharclt, Jaclr H 4 5 l 0 r y, Orch, Traclc, Math, Boys' Fvd. Rep. Cross Country, San Durga Porntrr Stall, C.S.F., Cal J. C, Tr-ch. Egan, William James Elliott Carol A. Math. Boys' lzvd. Rvp.. Cfrmmvrcrnl, Lomarrcttrts U.S.C. G,A.A,, U,C.L.A. 3-nv Elliott, Jean Morgan Spanish, Chairman Refreshments tor Jr, Fools Fair, Pointer Statt, Senior Varieties, San Diego State College Ellis, Gloria Ann Commercial, Lomanettes, Homeroom Rep. Girls' Glee, San Diego J.C. Elser, Edith Eliza beth Math, Chairman ot Vespers, Sec. ot C.S.F., Editor of El Portal, Scripps Esterson, Elsa Ann Math, Elections and Eligibility, Comm., A.S.B, Social Comm., Lomanettes, Pomona Estes, Myra Gayle Commercial, Girls' League Rep., Homeroom Rep., A.S.B. Social Comm., San Diego State College Estrada, Elisena Commercial Evans, Eliza beth Ann Commercial, Pointer Statt Feature Ed., Jr. Class Treasurer, A.S.B, Social Comm., San Diego J. C. Evenson, Anne Malvena Foreign Language, Slreptics, C.S.F., Secretary ot Senior Class, Pomona Fakler, Richard Francis History, Transferred from Honolulu T. H., Navy Ferguson Beverly Clair Science, C.S.F., Y'Teens, GAA., Captain ot Drum Corp, San Diego State College Ferguson, Beverly Kay Commercial, Majorettes, C.S.F., Booster Club, San Diego State College Flenoid, Joann Gladys Commercial, Lomanettes, Y-Teens, Secretary of G.A.A., Homeroom Representative, Los Angeles City College Flores, Rudolfo Kelley Math, College, Navy Forshey, Sandra Homemalring, San Diego J, C. Fowler, Carol Lee Math, Booster Club, San Diego J. C. Freer, Donna Mae Math. C.S.F., Pan American, Bible Club, San Diego State College Freitas, Margaret Commercial, Booster Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee, San Diego State College Funcheon, Nanette Lynn Language, Editor ot Pointer, Pan American, C.S.F., Comm, of Publications, U.S.C. Garcia, Judith Marie Spanish, San Diego State College Geer, Gerald William Interested in hunting, slcin diving, San Diego J. C. George, Richard Donald Drama, Boys' State Rep., C.S.F., Ticliet Man- ager, San Diego State College Ghio, Rose Marie Commercial, Lomanettes, Girls' Glee Club, San Diego State College Goddard, Richard Industrial Arts, History, Navy Godwin, John Boyett Math, Varsity Basketball, Booster Club, San Diego State College Gomes, Amelia Isa bel Spanish, Pan American, Senior Announce- ments, College, Nursing Good, Deborah Anne History, Booster Club, Pointer Statt, Univer- sity ot Missouri Goularte, Tiago Joseph Industrial Arts, Track Mgr., Fisherman Gorwood, Barbara Transfer from Pasadena, Soph. Class V. P,, Senior Class V. P., Girls' League Pres., U.S.C. Gower, Katherine Evelyn Math, Y-Teens, Lomanettes, Booster Club, Sophmore Class Historian, San Diego J. C. Greene, Jeanne Flanders Commercial, Interested in Swimming, Waves fir, W Gueston, Thomas James Wood Shop. Varsity Football, Track, San Dicgo J. C. Grobecker, Ronald Math, Varsity Basketball, Scrvicc Point Comm., l-lomuroom Rcportrr Hagen, Harry Sherwin Shop, Work Hanna, Robert Keith Harrington, Ronald Rice Harris, E. Douglas Math, Soph, Prvs., Math, Junior Prvs,, Math, Sports, Army Comm. Boys' Actiyitius, Comm. lntcrscholastic Comm, Elfctions and Atlnlctics, Pres. l-li-Y, San Eligibility, San Diitgo Diego State College Collcgit Haynes, Ynez Alyce Heck, Robert Otis Hendry, Betzi Speech Arts, G.A.A., Math, Industrial Arts, Foreign Languagc, Y-Teens, Lomanettcs Ma- Cal-Tech. Music, Drama, Julliard ior, San Francisco Stati- Halse Bettie Jo Math, Election and Eligi- bility Comm.. Conces- sions Comm,, A.S.B. Ball Comm., Santa Clara J. C. Havins, Shirley Ann l-listory, Boostcr Club, Pan American Club, G.A.A., University ot Arkansas Hendry, Marlene Sue Commercial, Drama, Booster Club, Scnior Play, San Dicgo State College Handly, Mary Jane Hayworth, Bill lndustrial Arts, Bc Club Hermans, Dwayne Rag lndustrial Arts, N. Club, Vocation Sc Senior arieties . . . March 25 Senior Pla . . . May 6 and 7 I, George William Hill, Lloyd Hinch, Donald D. Hobbs, Melvin R, Holman, Nancy Jean anguagc, Service Point San Diego J. C. Industrial Arts, Varsity Math, Coast Guard Math, Boostcr Club omm,, University ot Football, World Travel, Academy G.A.A., Lornanvttes ashington Army od, John V. Housley, Winston Guy Howe, Josiah Sanford Howes, Geraldine Anne Hudson, Rosemarie ath, N.C.O. Club, San Drama, Scnior Varieties, Coilcgc, Wakc Forest Com mc rcia I, Math, Speech Arts, University State San Diego State, Drama N, C. Booster Club, Woodbury ot Southvrn Cai. College Marsha Lee Hurst, Sandra Lee Husted, Charles David Ike, Linda Lou Ingalls, Alice B. Lomanrttirs, Boos- C.S.F,, Satvty Comm., Math, Varsity, Baseball, Commcrcial, University I-lomcmalcinq Whittivr Col- Math, Social Comm., C.S.F., Stanford ot Arizona Business U,C.L,A. , , X lngham, Roberta Mai Language, Bios Club, Boostvr Club, Univer- sity ot Arizona Isbell, David King Art, El Portal Statt, San Diwgo Stats Collrigt' Jarvis, Gail Art, Math, Eluctions and Eligibility Comm., Social Comm,, C.S.F., San Diego State Col- lngx. Jenlrins, Sharon Lee Music, Booster Club, Maclrigals, Girls' Glee, Model Johnson, Bette Lee Language, EI Portal Lt. Edu Comm, Publica- tions, C.S.F., San Dingo Stats Collt-gi' Jones, Betty Lou Drama, Lt. Pom-Porn, Senior Ring Comm., l-lomcroom Rep., San Diego J. C. Kettler, Sue Spanish, Transferred from Dallas, Texas Kidd, Louise Elizabeth Lomanuttcs, l-lomcroom Rvp., Y - Tvvns l-lomcmalcing King, Ruby Jewel l-lomcmalring, College Kirlrhutf, Nancy Ellen Science, Sr. Sweater Comm,, Refreshments Jr. Fair, C.S.F., U.C.L.A. Kirkland, Larry lntcri-stud in lcr- Slcating and Speartishirig, Marine Corps Knight, Mary Lou Galen, Knox-Math, Publicity Mgr. El Portal, Vespcrs, Refreshment Comm., Fools' Fair, San Dicqo State Collcgc Koch, Virgil Jerome Intcrvstcd in Hunting and Fishing, Contractor Kotnii, Barbara Kra ntz, Horner Walter Science, Varsity Basketball, Choir, San Diego State College Krogfus, Barbara Lane l-listory, Y-Teens, Booster Club, San Diego State College Kuerois, Roland Kuhn, Shirley Anne Math, G.A.A., Y-Teens, C.S.F., Mvrey Hos- pital Laircl, Kayli E. Commercial, Booster Club, Junior Dance Comm., l-lorncroom Rep., University ot Colo- rado Lavender, James Warren Mech, Drawing, R.O.T.C., Texas Western Leavenworth, Edgar Charles Math, U.S.C. Leonard, Terry B. Science, Football, University ol: Washington Leon, Lou Rae Language, Editor ot Pointer, San Joss' State College Leutwyler, Mello History, San Diego J. C. Lindrus, Elaine Ann History, Jr. Class Vice-Pres.. Service Pt. Comm. Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Co-Chain man, San Diego State College Littlefield, Bernice-Commercial, Lomanettes, Choir, San Diego. J.C. Llamas, Cornelio Robert Lorch, Michael Manning Math, Varsity Basketball, Pres, S. O., Key Club, Notre Dame Lorenz, Annette Ditch Day, Del ar . . . June Lyon, Annadale Math, Calendar Comm., Sr. Trees., C.S.F. Treas. llile mernberl, Stanford Machado, Beahice May Commercial, San Diego J. C. Marshall, Janet Katherine Science, Chr. A.S.B. Cal- endar Comm., Co-Chr. Cap and Crown Comm., Secretary Skeptics, San Diego Stale College Lyons, Trevor McBride, S. Dean Varsity Traclc, Cars, Air Math, C.S.F. President, Force Key Club, Tennis, Po- mona Maclruga, Roy Mallory, Alice Shop, Football, Fisher! Spanish, A.S.B, Social man Comm., Sec. ol El Portal, Mafios, Carol Ann l-lomcmalcing, Sec. Choir Booster Club Mafranga, Walter Frank of Boys' Fed., Baseball, C-oll, Loyola M M M cCain, Rudolph R.O.T.C., l-listory, Voca- tion School alone, John Patriclr Math, l-lorncroom Rep., 5. O. Club, Chairman Safety Comm., N.R.O.- T.C. edlicoti, Sharon Lea Math, Y-Teens, Loman- ettes, San Diego Stale College McGee, Fai Leroy l-listory, Football, Diego J. C. Maloney, Martha An Commercial, B Club, Secretary Glce, San Diego College Meloche, Aronld L, Math, Football, Diego State Colleg Golf Melton, Joanna Frances Mendez, Gilbert Meza, Miguel Me1a, Rosie Lorraine Mieson, Jane B. Commercial, Music, Art, l-lomvroom Rep., Woodshrwp Art, G.A.A., San Dingo Drama Choir, D.-ntal Assistant San Dingo J. C. J. C. Millburn, Don Woodward Miller, Mary Kathleen Miller, Kaye Melvyn Miller, Patsy Ruth Miller, Sharon Lee Shop, Navy Spanish, G.A.A., C.S.F., Math, Pros. Slccptics, Math, Lomanctttzs, Girls' Math, Comm. of Girls. Pan Amvrican Club Prfs. N.C.C., C.S.F, Liiaguv Rep., Homcmom Athletics, U.C.L.A, Prifs., U.C.L.A. Rcp, San Diego J. C.. Dvntal Assistant Montort, Eleanor Louise Monteiro, Joe Lial Morris, Dennis James Muchmore, Gene K. Muir, Phil Commercial, G.A,A., Y- Industrial Arts, Navy Scioricif, Fools' Fair, Math, Football, Bdfilhfl- Math, Conurssiorif, Mgr. Tccns, l-lomrroom Rcp., Comm.. Co-Chr. ASB. Ball, Trcasurcr l-livY, Ki-y Club, C,S,F., Stan Loman-Jttus, Businsss Ball, Historian Soph. U.C.L.A. turd. School Class, V.P. Sr, Class, San Signature Part . . . June I0 Myers, Dorothy Kaye Speech Arts, Modern Dance Club, Y-Teens, American School of ballet. Nelson, Sandra Virginia Art, Y-Teens, GAA., Red Cross Rep., Mercy College ot Nursing. Newell, Louis Walter Math, Cross-Country, Pres. Bible Club. Newman, Marlene Royce Math, Captain of Drill Team. Homeroom rep., Girls' Glee, San Diego State College. Niemet, Joan Ann Homemalring, Art, Business College. Niemet, Rosemarie Homemalcing, Booster Club, Business Voca- tional School. Noel, Ethel Frances Math, Pointer Staff, Capt, of Pom Pon, Pres. of Girls' Chorus, San Diego State College. Novak, Jeanne Ellen Spanish, Lomanettes, C.S.F., Girls' League Rep., Mercy College of Nursing. O'Bannon, Patsy Carolyn Math, Calendar Comm.. C.S.F., Skeptics' Treasurer, Occidental. Ogle, James Albert Math, Key Club, S.O, Club, Heritage, Uni- versity ot Cal. O'Hara, Janet Margaret Math, S.O., Pres. of C.S.F., Stanford Olson, Oril R. History, Booster Club, College. Orent, Joyce Marie History, Booster Club, College. Osgood, Dicksie Jean Spanish, C.S.F.. Y- Teens Pres., Pan American Vice-Pres., Pomona Pagani, Barbara Jane Commercial. Art, G.A.A., Business, K il spd ,av Palmer, Kathryn Stuart French, Music, McGill College. Parker, Penelope Drama, San Diego State College. Partain, Shirley Ann Math, Lomanettes, Horizon Club, Social Comm., U.S.C. Paul, Juanita Transferred from La Jolla, Jr, Prom Comm., A,S.B. Ball Committee, Woodbirry College. Pearce, Frank C. Math, Track, Booster Club, t-lomeroom Rep., San Diego State College. Felt, Betty Ann Commercial, University ot Arizona Peltcher, Robert Joseph Math, R.O.T.C., Regimental Club, Vocational School. Penrose, Eugene Barton lnclustrial Arts, Regimental Club, Police Force. Perkins, Lionel Shop, Track, San Diego JC., Auto Mechanic Perry, Syble Clarice Drama, Y-Teens, President Modern Dance Club, Dancing. Peterson, Elizabeth Ann Science, Pointer Stott, Y-Teens, Pan Ameri- can Club, San Diego State College. Pettit, Marcia Ann Math, Art, State Design, .lr. Red Cross Rep. Phares, Carmen Yvonne Commercial, Office Monitor, GAA., Bank Clerk. Phillippi, Wesley Martin Stage Design, Regimental Club, Booster Club, Red Cross Rep., Vocational School. Phillips, Diane Woodward Math, C.S.F., Soph. Secretary, Sr, Historian, University ot Cal. Pilgrim, Bert Lee Pitlia, Tom Plaisfed, Errol Frcnclr, Booster Club, Math, Boostvr Club, Bi- Malls, Football, C.S.F., Army, ble Club, San Diego University of Cal. State Colligo. Prevost, Richard Price, Gary W. Priddy, James M. Matln, San Divgo Stale Industrial Arts, San Diego Industrial Arts, Pres, N.- Collcgc. J.C. C.O, Club, Pres. Officers Club, l-lomcroorn Repre- scnfafivc. Quijada, Arllrur Quillen, Vern L. Rainwater, Peggy Jane N.C.O. Club, Rcgir-ncntol Matln, San Diego State Clroir, C5,A.A., Boostrr Club, lctxas A. 81 M. Collcgc. Club, College Plaisled, Sally M. ' 3 -:-.,,,V :-: Porter, Lloyd Conrad l-lrstory, Y-Teens, Girls' Prrnf Shop, Marine C L it a g u Q Rep., Business College. Pugh, Suzanne Math, Lornaneltcs, Unr- vcrsity of Arizona. Rascon, Armand John History, N.C.O. Club, San Diego J.C., Musrc Quartly, Christopher J: Math, T.-nnis, Baslcul San Dicgo Slots Coll Redell, Colleen Alida Maflr., Lrfr: Mumbc C.S.F., Comm. of C vral Affairs, San D Slate' Collvgv. espers, First- Presbyterian Church . . . June Ill Senior Prom, Kona Kai Club . . . June I4 Richard, Guy Richards, William Richards, Jim Photography, San Difgo Math, VP, Senior Class, Sunni-3, Son Di-'qo Stall: JC. pres. C.S.l:,, Stanford Collugc. Robbins, Janet Vilora Robinson, Marlin Lee Robinson, Nancy Comrnvrcial, Song Lvad- Scirncv, Univ-frsiiy ol Comm, ol Financ-5, Soph. cr, Pwinlwr Sloll, San Di- Colorado, Class View-Pres., C.S.F. .qw LC. Lin- Mismbff, U.C.L.A, Rohlf, F. James Rohowits, John Thomas Rosenberry, Donald Sm-nm-, Svrvicv Point Math, Modvl Cars, Fishing, Mc- Corwri., Bwlmzy C l u lo fhan Pros., N.C.O, Chili, Riesgo, Gloria Flm- Arls, Vocational, Rodrigues, Mary B, SGD Drvqfi Roy, Robert Industrial Arts, San Di.-qw Slab- Coil-'qry Air For Riley, John Franklin Scivn4r,S.1n Un-go Slut- Crll-'Q Roeder, Moth, Ulu U 9 iw. qi, Saleeby, Math, Ski pl Robert Ernest Ffwtivall, L--Hur Club, Captu Sar Sloli' C.-ll.-qv Dennis M. J.V, Bnsvhall pfimrina. Sanchez, Betty Verdean Commercial, Song Leader, A.S.B. Ball Comm San Diego J.C. Sandefur, Carole June Art, Cr.A.A,, Roller Derby. Sargent, Joan F. Commercial, Bookkeeper. Saville, Robert Earl Regimental Club, San Diego State College. Schick, Carole Joan Commercial, C5,A.fx., Business College. Schnaubelt, Jerry Keith Interested in Cars, Marine Corps. Schroeder, Ted Newton Math, N.C.O. Club. Regimental Club, San Diego State College. Scott, Mary Ann Science, C.S.F., Sec. ot S.O., San Diego State College. Sebastian, Joanne Commercial, Glee Club, GAA., San Diego J.C. Selph, Shirley Ann Commercial, Lomanettes, Girls' Glee, San Diego IC. Sherman, Betty Charlene C o m m e rc i a I, I-lead Cheer Leader, Girls' League Rep., San Diego J.C. Sherwood, Arthur Robert Math, Track, C.S.F., San Diego State College. Shooter, Norma George Industrial Arts, College. Shull, Ida Louise Commercial, Art, G.A.A., Telephone Co. Shumalrer, Daniel Verl Math, Print Shop, San Diego State College ,gf kv all Sigler, Joan Lee History, C.S.F.. Booster Club, San Diego State College. Silva, Marilyn A. History, Socral Chairman, A.S.B., Girls' League- Trcasurcr, Historian, U.S.C. Smith, Carl Heinz lndustrral Arts, Boostcr Club, Bible Club, Navy, Smith, Darold Math, Elections and Elrqrbrlrty Comm., Ott:- Ccrs Club, University ol Cal. Smith, Glenn Lowell Math, Cross Country, Trarlc, U.C.l,,A. Smith, Philip K. industrial Arts. Smith, Sandra Ann Math, Calendar Committcr-, Socral Comms SCC, ol Girls' Lcagur, San Drago State Col- lcgc. Sommermeyer, Elaine Louise Musrc, Modern Dance, Pan Amrrucan, San Diego State College, Soule, Michael Ellman Scicncc, Prcs. ot Bios Club, Umvrrsity of Cal, Sousa, Joanne Mary Commercial, l-lomemalrlnq, San Dingo J,C. Stancil, Sue Donna Commercial Art, Lomancttcs, Rad Cross Rep., Commercial Art Collcgc. Staniunas, Gretchen Maia Horncrnalrrng, G.A.A., Dance Club, Unrvcrsity of indiana, Stearns, Charles Roger Industrial Arts, Traclr Manager, Navy. Steely, Robert Baker Math, Cross Country, Scrvicc Pornt Comm. Trcasurer. N.C.O. Club, Southern Methodist University. Steward, Charles Franklin Printing, Brblc Club, Brblr: College. Stoffel, Mary Alice Lrwmanvtlvs, Girls' Clim- us, S i' n i or Annfruni iw rnvnts, Brigham Young Univvrsity. Story, Michael Sullivan Math, N.C.O. Club, C.- S,F., Bins Club, U.C,L.A,, Clit-rnistry. Swaid, David Matti, Cap and Gown Crirnrn., Qflicvrs' Club R.O.l.C., Air Forfv. Senior Breakfast, San Diego Yacht Club . . . June I6 Stoltz, Richard F. Stomberg, Harold Language, Comm ot Language, San Dicgo Boys' Activities, SO. State College. Club Prvs., Varsity Bas- livtball, Dulce University, Strang, Bob Stremlau, Andrew Scivncif, l-listory, College, Tanida, Herbert Tanida, Leroy Industrial Arts, Sports, lndirstrial Arts, Track, Army. Stone, Sally B. History, Pan Arncrifan Club, Cv.A.A., Booster Club, San Diego J.C. Strickland, Calvin M a t li, J.V. Baseball, Cross Country, Olticvrs' Club, Collcgc. Tarlton, Pat Cornrnigrcial, l-lomcroorn RCD., Stage Design, G.- A,A,, Business Scliool. Storm, Jim Matti, Industrial Art Form: Stubbe, Fred Math, Air Forts. Tate, Darrell Bernard Matlw, Orvgan Stat Graduation, Greek heater, California eslern niversily . . . June I7 Tate, Haxel Taylor, Steve Douglas Drama. History, Sports Ed. tor Pointcr, Prss. ot Cutw Club, San Dicgo Stat: Collcgu. Tisdale, Douglas Townzr, Betty Industrial Arts, San Di- Math, Languagc, C.S.F., cgo Stati' Co Turnbow, Robert Matti, Photo Cliiln. U.S.C. Skeptics. Pan American Club, Horizon Club, San Difgo State College. Ulm, Georgina Homcmalcing, Tclcphonv Company. Terhune, John Warren Thatcher, James Winthrop History, San Dncgo State Matl1,Comm.otGr'nvral Collrgc Affairs, Jr. Clase Pr-W., C.S.F. Lili' Mvmtwr, Pomona, Tribby, Gordon Tungate, Patricia Lee lrrdustrral Arts, San Diego Matti, 6.A.A., Buginvf LC. Collfgit Usry, Douglas D. Traclc, Navy. VanC-Bessel, Emily Cecile Matti, Song Lradcr, Sen- ior Ring Cornmittcc, So- cial Committee, San Di- cqo Stats College. Tisdale, Dave Industrial Arts, Cross Cfimtry, Traclr, HI-Y, Collvqv. Turnbow, Richard Math, Tcrrnrs, Swimmrnq, Sailing, U.S.C. VdSqUC1,Tim Scicricc, Heritage Club Horncroom Rep., C.S.F., Crwllvfl-'. Velasquez, Theodore T. Matin, San Diego State College, Business Engineering Villano, Marie Homemalring, Music, Manager ot Girls' Clnorus Vinyard, Barry Eugene Pointer Staff, Sr. Varieties. Wage, Estelle Art, Music, Art College. Wallace, Florence Mae Drama, Dancing. Walter, William Edward lnclustrial Arts, San Diego J.C. Werner, Jackie Marie Drama, Music, Clwoir, Booster Club, Air Line Hostess. White, Robert l... Art, Art Editor tor El Portal, L.A. Art Center, Commercial Art. White, William Matli, Sound Crew, Booster Club, San Diego State College. White, Wayne L . Industrial Arts, Mechanic, Wilcoxen, Patricia Ann Commercial, G.A.A., Y-Teens, College. Willardson, Sylvia Diane Commercial, Capt. of Majorettes, C.S.F., Homeroom Rep., B.Y,U., Provo, Utaln, Williams, Marsha Anne Matin, Horizon Club, Pan American, Pointer Staff, University ot Cal. Willis, Esther Commercial, G.A.A., Modern Dance. Wilson, Eleanor Jane Math, Pointer Statt, Sec. ot Horizon Club, Pan American Club, Pomona. Wilson, Belva Karen Drama, Modern Dance, C.S.F., EI Portal Staff, Sec. of Cub Club, Sen Diego State College. Wimp, Joyce Edwin.: History, Madrigals, College, Nurses Training. Windle, Delores Yvonne Science, History, Choir, San Diego State College, Wolowsky, Joseph Robert Math, San Diego J.C. Wright, Nancy Adele History, Jr. Class Sec., A.S.B. Clerk, C.S.F., Q College. X ell - ,J ' Val it it lx I ' I QM U 'UAA C' U. V. 4 4 2 w Q O 6 6 U I Ll J lj y xl A j ff Y L VJ . , y, ,x , , , wk CF' 6 l Nat' Nxt' , -'y ,A ,u t I gif , r ' ll X L r x , X Q3 ' June I7, 1954 . . . Picked QA up suspect's trail again . . . .Q 7 Seems to be tiring . . . Clos- U2 7 ing in .... ' Q1 Q7 REMEMBER WHEN . . . The bus broke down on the way home from the C.S.F. Convention. Mr. Th-ornton's class went on strike .... .lean Wilson cried at the Lomanette Dance. . . R. K. Bassham scored a touchdown -on the opening kickoff against Grossmont. . . Mr. Atherton was a martian .... Mr. Wood, Mr. Lamott, Mr. McKenney, and Mr. Emerson sang at Senior Varieties. . The 'Football players did the hula at the Homecoming dance .... Mr. Heninger thought the cho-ir had lost their voices -on April Fool's Day .... ff. z' The Art Service Class painted the trash cans. oll 'l' W The Auditorium caught on fire one night. . . The incinerator smoked out the sixth period classes .... Jr y l .' The ch-oir caroled through the halls at Christmas time. . MV' eore so ar suya .Z W I4 Wwkrdl?l hdintclhll .... ,QU .1 The El Porta?2 D2 , l2.3aE ZJL75?xig5'?S. . . E rf .1 ., rv f5?ffVl.'I9J,w WMM ,rw-J. fy M wffiuf C. 1 A, Lips J T df . ' If 5' , 5 ' ? Xffff, r A WF if W .J L U E if O2 qi .0 XS.- Cwvk.. f' .13 O .5 rr C A .25 on . T Q' 7 ,s. 'P 7 by bl' '7 x K A3 Q- x. 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