Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)
- Class of 1957
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,,-Q fK fifzl ff fa 'I x I x' f x f S. , , Now and in the years to come. the pictures herein will bring baclc fond memories ot classroom, auditorium, cafeteria, library and gymnasium activities. This year's El Portal, with its theme, The Omniscient Eye, will cause us to loolc back on many enjoyable and interesting high school experiences, personalities and events. Such reminiscing invariably leads to recollection ot treasured friendships. To the Class ot '57, I extend my congratulations and my best wishes tor happiness and success. JAMES D. CLARK Principal l hope that you will treasure your I957 El Portal because it will remind you ot friends and school day pleasures I hope that it also Point Loma High School in years to come and that it will inspire you to continue your learning beyond the Loman doors JEAN WOODS Dean The Class ot '57 has demonstrated that it is ready to take the responsibility of adulthood: they have conducted themselves as mature and capable citizens of the student body Graduates ot Point Loma High School will always bear a marlc ot distinction' The tact that you have graduated from this school will be a source ot pride tor the rest ot your lite Many happy meaningful years to all of you' DONALD GIDDINGS Vice Principal will remind you that you are welcome to visit A , i is yr MR. DALE . . . Two-thirds of your job is done. You have made many friends among the junior class through your job as their counselor. Two-thirds of your job is well done and the juniors look forward to their last year with you to guide them again. MRS. CHILTON . . . Your frightened sophomores have finally become confident seniors. Your understanding and counsel have led the way to our graduation. Thank you for your guidance, thank you for your in- terest, thank you for your time. We hope you 'have enjoyed your work as much as we have profited from it. MR. ELLIS . . . You have been the advisor of our class for three years. You have given unselfishly of your time and energy to make our class government one of the best and our years at Point Loma the fullest. Thank you. Mr. Ellis. We appreciate and will long remember your work. 'fm Sr-rx MR. WOOD . . . Your difficult assignment as both counselor and advisor to the sopho- mores was met with sincere enthus- iasm. You have helped each student personally and also guided the or- ganization of their class. The tenth graders should have two successful years ahead with you as their coun- selor. lu1.Q S' I FACLI LTY 'al -1-f A sr Mr Lucuen Atherton Mrs Nancy Barber Mass Jewzldean Brodre Mrs: Wrlla B Brodre Miss Mary Brown U S l-lnstory Physrcal Educatron Publ c Spealunq General Art Homemalung American Governm nt Modern Dance Drama Lute Drawmq Modern Dance Club Crafts ig,-1 ov' 17' YQQ pt Q1 Xxx Mr Wylne Candor Mr Kenneth Chnstranson Mr Rrchard Clarlr Mnss Carolm: Crosby Stud Alqcbra Geometry nt Government Shorthand Typrnq Crtuzenshrp Physical Educatuon Boolclrecprnq U S Hustory Lomanettes 'Q P' Mr Hrl Crosthwarie Mr Harry Dall Physrgal Education MGtl1CmdtIC5 Varsity Baslr tball Brolofw Key Club Slceptrcs 3 Mr Benme Edcns Physical Educatuon Varsity Football Lettermen s Club ir, f ll J ' I Qpyr l r I W -D X 2 ' X- I f P 451 . -X - y ,gin ' V4 . ' ' V ar, y E -, 5 I u . 4 X! x ,LE , , ' 2' 1 f 'C X r t ri? at 5 I 'ff r l , C , .ff S 1 'V P X X, P .- 4. W. I V X x 3 'nl lx l ilk . f if 325 A ' P. N ' 1 X I ,,.. 2 h R -gf l ' 1. f Rf. C l l. XY H 1 , 'D CW ,E g 'P 1 l 5 X X 1 I 1118 Q-4 Mr Mulford Ellison Mr Paul Farrar Mr Wrllram Emerson General Art Bloloqy Enqllsh Art Servrce Physloloqy Llterature Drawrng and Parntmg Mrs Varguma Fowler Homemalunq 1 A1?i Mr Harvey Franken Kermeen Fnsirorn Mr Harry Gerdes Spanish English Drrver Trarmng Pan Ameracan Club T1 Mrs Hrlda Gales U S Hrstor Amerucan Government L-1 X'-F 1'l'f 5, H Mr Judson Hawkms Muss Elnzabeth Hcldnng Roberi Hemnger Mrs Ruin Held Woodwork Cntrzenshrp Chow Typrnq Mathematucs U S Hxstory Madrugals Offnce Produce Chess Club Girls Chorus Countesses Boys Chorus el M 1 -Q ' l 1 i , 5 an 4 l ll V A S ' Ex 1 . ' ' ' . E Mr. - ' . I I J s 5973 .- .r . A 5 Q it X gh S K' V lv 'J x f ' ' 5' l l F , 'v h . l ' X l l if 1 . l I i X X L, . , ,r 1 .5 N 41 . . . i . . . . ML . I MfSgt Paul Holm ROTC Rrchard Jeffers Mr John Lamott Draftung Chemestry Pnnt Physncs Challcdusters Mm Mane Latham Mr James Long Mnss Jean Lyman Mr Adelbert MacDonald Mr Don McKenney Nurse General Metal Library Cutlzenshnp Chemistry Future Nurggg English Mathematrcs Mr Charles Maller Cutnzenshlp B Basketball JV Football Inter Club Councul Swam Club Mr Carl Mustol Mr Robert Olrsar Auto Mechanics Muslc Appreciation fx 1 i 'i Mr Albert Olsen Mrs Lourse Olsen Mrs Eluzabetlw Olnver Mn Domfhy Poynu Enqllsh Enqlnslm Enqlrsh Engllsh Physncal Educatlon Mathernatrcs Lrterature Varsrty Baseball Soclal Studues Ponnter H Y Bble Club Mrs Ann Pyle English Mathematucs Mr Raymond Sion: l-lrstory Journalism Pomter Publxcatlon Qunll and Scroll Cub Club ,fs 91 Muss Gerirude Van Euzcnga Mrss Loss Wegwart Algebra Physrcal Educatron Geometry GAA Mathemahcs i? Mr Ed Specht Mr Ed Thomas Mrss Jacquclme Trenfel Trrqonometry Crtlzenslup Spanish Alqebra Physrcal Educatron Latm Mathematics Cross Country Loman Romans Scrence Tracl: C S F Mr Bull Wade Mr George Wodhlngfon Typrnq Amencan Government Matlwematrcs World Hrstory EI Portal Photo Club Herrtaqe Club lntermeclnate Clerk THOSE BEHIND 'YW' '79-F 7 2' A S Mrs Betta Schultz General Secretary Mrs Helen Selness Reqxstrar Watching us all behnnd the scenes and T Mrs shnuey Buschoft Mrs Mafsorle Colburn L,b,5,y Clerk Frnancnal Clerk i7 'r5 Mrs Mildred Gulley Attendance Clerk 424 keepmg the mechanics of the school runmng smoothly are these very helpful secretaries and clerks 19-:W f mc., 1 5 v ,i ' ., ' -4 Q 1 5 '- ' Mrs. Dorothy Ross ' , ' fm ' D - , L, X tl . K .V 5' ,. A' My V X X f 5 fx, Villa I ' W A 1 m ,V l , h 'f Rx - '4- ,f l -1 ,fi kiln TI-IE SCENES ' In . 'f .X k ., s- Q 9 i E2 if at fffk M -,X I . 'J J.. Front row, raft to right: Mrs. J. Fishero, Mrs. D. Balmos, Mrs. M. Logsdon, Mrs. M. Paul, Mrs. H, Brand, Mr. H. Wrlliams Back row: Mrs. J. Francs, Mrs. R. Stern, Mrs, M. Atkisson, Mrs. E. May, Mrs. A. Solstad, Mrs, K, Wrobel. CAFETERIA Mrs. Maude Atkisson Cafeteria Manager 'Q -S17 4 MAINTENANCE E A l I 1 I 751'-fl.'4 and ' N Front row, left to rrglnt: Mr. H, Wr'lrams, Mr. J. Marcoux, Mr. J. Prcdarzv-cn. Back row: Mr. B, Walters, Mr, A. Morley. Mr. W, Pyxgl Mrs, Etna Wf rams. Mr, J. Pac-Q. Mr. Arihur Runntls Head Custodxan 1 'Qlsgfl' GOVIQDNMLNT X 1 w N N ffl' mf-'sfsf-L' f fa- 'wLj 'digg Q 4 Ae- N H J. 46 14 ,Q 'ins Af' ENCKISHAM led the general attarrs ot Pount Loma Each commrssloner was personally responsrble to the hugh standards hrs own example set Excellent leadershrp throughout the tarst semester resulted rn Drclcs re electron tor a second term YOU CAN usually determrne the worth of an oftrce holder by the condutron of the atfarrs ot state, our government ran smoothly and ettrcuently tor hrs two semester rergn, showrng that Drclc was truly valuable as Commussroner ot General Attarrs to Pornt Loma F 'QEP' Iwi f , 5 .1..'41t'.! f -' ffsf-Wfv I-sf .m,...,,r' -' v -., , r V. c so ' A -'. F Ar- ' fl- ' nv' ' L -- iw-. .- ' e ,',, Q. 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' U yn A . x r, -2 , ' Gene De Falco Elections an i i ilit 5 Maril n Maloney Finance itii EN. 4 E H T Q if f e enie mit ' Publications X N. n Tig. ' ' . l it s E .. WN, ' Virginia Curl - Girls' le ics A ' ' a e - Boys' Activities ,Z Vern Eppely lnterscholastuc Athlet cs Donna Naylor Gnls Athletics S P R I N G Clemons and Eng bility SEMESTER ? Pat Clardy Grrls Actrvutnes Funk Asuf Mary Fletcher Rrchard Hall Fmence T H E Y TOOK er n mrddle of the 65:21 l3:mf:l year and successful ry governed the manmng months Thns commuttee ot erght organ nzecl the revnszon of service pomts an Audutonum Commit tee for schedulmg assemblies and an Ettrcrency Committee whrch pro vided a useful devuce for Improvements Boys Aczvmes nn school tunctronmg IN PREPARATION for the next commnssnon they drafted a new budget tor the fall oftucers to follow 21 . , ff, i - lu . . tx. K 1 -,K N. ,- . . - . r ', L , , , L .A r . - r - ' ' -'f'.r.,Xfsg,f w' . -W , ' f, A . 4, , I , 3' '3?4 E -. 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SOCIAL COMMITTEE row one left to rght Barbara Maloney Drama Wood ward Jane Chapman Pat CIardy MarrIyn Schowen gcrdi back row Marcctt Martrnez Sherry Guess Ray Stanford Marrlyn MaIoncy TICKET COMMITTEE W one t r ro a nes Karen c x ary Duns bac row L n Cushman Karen Adams Aan Douglas Drama Woodward ard G-age Hurst charrmcn 22 CALENDAR COMMITTEE I It Io rrgI1I CcroI Corbeit Howard Charman Lunda Lours Shave Cushman Barbara Maloney Lrnda Slough ter Barbara Sanford Eve Zwanzrge Gene De Falco charrman xf gx A 5.722 vs-v ,.. as-4 Univ 3 x-3 PM 'H Q' .f 9-...a ni up wx SAFETY COMMITTEE Front row left to rgbt Lucrlle Cor, trcy Ann Reddrng ton Barbara Gutcwsk Barba a Mm-sc Snaron Spratlrng n y Jaworslrr Sue S h rr 4 rw r yrn OBryan Back row Jane Chapman Gael Sqn bb char man Robert Eprer Bob Wclsne cha man J Go cb Rune!! Henderson Gene De Fa co Carol Archer Mar, Ann Bates . ' X 1 I 'R 4- r ' .H f ' 4, . . . 4 N ,E '-in M J Lmvf-vp, A 1-, I r l .-, , , . .- H ..- -.f 'Q' 'L '11 . 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GA 5, F Ifwfd EFFICIENCY COMMITTEE Q Front row left to rrght Judy Jorgensen Carolyn Burne s' Donna Naylor Anna Mott Back row Mrlce Werthman il ctrarrman Kerth Hughes Ray Stanford Davrd Cherry Dana Grddrngs Jaclue Hampton Jane Chapman pf' L rr SOUND CREW Fnrst row left to rrglwt Walter Lardlaw Ole Jorgensen clrarrrnan Second row Bll Gonser Pete Hardrsty Mogens Jorgensen Thrrd row Bob Powers Stanley Rogers Davrd Rogers Wade Swoboda Larry Kelley Mr Jeffers sponsor ........i 'V 15, fl -fvf A-rf N-14 24 CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE Front row left to rrght Cathy Langston Steve Cushman charrman Carol Games Fernando Hernandez Back row Art Comrngs Lynn Wrllrs Jerry Prado -wi., fn at '. I . '. I . ' ,,,. 4 - MY, ix I ' - r.. lrrdea' , , I-F' ' . . , . . -0 A 5 -jj, I 'lrfwfl G' I '- , , . -- eds , ' I I . ' . ' 5- : ? ' sm' lf,-k yr 4.. . ' I I Q s I, ek ll' I v W. ' . K 'L Xlf I Y k 7' 1- 1 yr' . .i I ga ,, I t,Z,, N-gli I I ,, - I I 2 I , . , A . . I ki.. x I a' ' : i , I ' , I . 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Lucy C si' . - ..f SCRIBES e da a U FINANCE COMMITTEE R hard Hall Sherry Guess Lucy Che y Mar lyn Maloney C go Q is ELECTIONS AND 5 row one left to rnght Berrt Nnelsen Barbara Velasquez Mary Palermo Angela Palermo Linda Press Judy Ascher Katy OHara Helen Toothalcer Charlene Penacho row two Pam Peterson Jud: Hughes Kay Cronlc Mona Busuch Pat Nevxtt Pam Hoover Donna Plerce Carole Wade Laurr Shallenburger row three Lnnda Macon Karen May Vnrgunua Curl Make Werthman Athena Zarlcos Sue Smrth Peggy Berndes Linda Landsberg Dnana Woodward Dana Gxddlngs Anne Reddnngton row tour Lynn Jacobs Mary Fletcher Margie Webster Larry Wellette J Goldberg Conme Otzelberger Lunda Bartholomew Pat Clardy Anne Leslco Karen Adams Peggy Shine Betty Bussey row tnve Vern Eppely Joe Hewitt John Collum Robert Sullnvan Dan Slbbet Stephany Wnllnams Eve Zwanzuger Martha Crouch Karen Castle Carolee Hahn Nuna Vestergard Anne Jessop SERVICE POINT row one left to rrght Mary Palermo Bent Nlelsen Sydney Shook Karen Knrght Helen Toothalter Betty Bussey row two Ralph Bonaclxer Polly Wllgus Judy Bown charrman Pat Nevltt chaurman Lmda Cameron Barbara Blanton Stephame Smnth ,rf 'p yi al vi: +tQdy,- -237 ' 51? ll l 1 X C.5x . a ' 11 -. ' - ' 6 ' J Q.: . at 3.6 We D ,V Y 3' ,'. JIYQQ. 1 L' X K ,' r v H ec- .fg 4. ,. ' ,, ' M at .9 L 3'.- J W' I f' 4 I ' 5 fa of I as r ' L ,g. Www, 4 v 4: .F 41' 2' T- -' ef N . , xy V f ' I .afj l I I L . ELIGIBILITY ' if I i 7 ' eff' I i I , 3 Q 4 2 j 1 gg , ' A 5 , T 'le I J . , . 'L ' 1 I , , 5 ' 4 -A' I E 5 :I I A , 131' NI ' I I f I 26 'i l-IGMERCDOM REPRESENTATIVES 'A 3- N. 10 ,B 1.l T SEMESTER row lc to r cw nn cron Vcorra Soutb Marr n ayerworth Barbara Matorrey K r rr K H Ama Mo Bob Olsen row two Stan Thompson Sue Smrtb Rosemary Gonsclvcs H cn Toothakcr Karen May Caro! Wad Lmda Trrpp Mary Ann Bans Bon-me G Pwatya La ry WrI1ctt Jrm Watk ns row t rcc DCR Lrbby C rtrss Land 5 Ctyd Murrb ad Bob Clayton Pat Newt Lnda Macor' Lynn Jacobs Bonnre: Sweet S we a Prcndergast Pam Jacobs Jon Suthedand Da d Kung ,'2'f'-3955 Lcafcr Ba Da a ' E VU 2 e E sow Helen Too hercr a Q c aww r a v L. B b Wa s en Orcy S earn: a I EIRS -- one, tt rgtwt: Joe H rtt, Ly ,g Ptwrttrps, Vcrwora Brooks, Sh r Brlttarn, r 1 ' , ly Le , . , a EI P C1 t, r tt, . 1 , , , Q' , , r , '. ' , E , , rr , ' Q, ' r . Lt I I ' y U ' gr, ' Q Q , I Q, I , , , L1 T , . , ve . ,g X b ,A ' r L + A .T ' . N 4 . . Q' r T X A T 1 r . .r 'W T i , s ' I ' -M 1 'Z 'T 1 r ' In E 'B R T ' E f 'T T - r ' x ', 'E I' F . r I W YV .E I --. . ,-. SECOND SEMESTER--'cw orc, l-:ft to yrgbfi Jody Aish' Car: Softs, V :ive 5:45, Peggy Bwfocs New A Bangs Na' y' rwo'ib Ama Kr'5cIa d J..dy Ra cbrt, V r Malcfwy .-'ary C c: '5 . 'cw two: S-c S rt' BosC a'. 6:25 we Swarc' Brite r' Shcra Pr Pd rgast, Bc., O' -, t ' , M r ,rw Szbow ng rd: Jack Q H oicv, Ly Nz: c. 'Cf t vC: Joe Hcwrif, Cytss Larde's Oz J: qerscn Jw W tk ns, Dc d K ng, C yde M wrhead Dear- Moffat : -'.: Ncgcfs Jvgerf s , t s Rob 1 Su' ry n. LOMAN LASSES ary. THE GIRLS' LEAGU'E . . . includes every Loman lass. lt encourages their welfare and handles their problems. ONE OF THEM . . . is honored every other weelc in the Girl ot the Fortnightu display. Outstanding devotion to school service is thus recog- nized. SEVERAL OF Tl-lEM . . . contributed to malcing Kickapoo Kapers, the Sadie lr-lawlcins dance, an entertaining attair tor all. Most authentic Dogpatch attire was worn by Sherry Guess and Richard Arnold. A candy cane sale, shoe drive and a scholarship award to a deserv- ing girl were additional enterprises. V v F 'Q K P-AI FALL SEMESTER-row one, left to right: Judi Hughes, Lynn O'Bryan, Barbara Velasquez, Mary Palermo. Venoria Brooks, Pam Jacobs, Pam Peterson, Dorothy Kilts, Jane Thompson. row two: Mary Chapman, Judy Raichaff. Karen May, Nancy Hale, Marilyn Leavenworth, Carol Gaines, Rosemary Gonsalves, Delores Pereira. row three: Barbara Sanford, Linda Louis, Marianne Stromoslri, Carol Archer, Esther Crivello, Nancy Ward, Hilda Brenha, Bonnie Walden. 28 -1-145' 1, ..,ff :, 9 Sa ue Hawkms 1-r T' ixncf' 1 54, A 'I '57 SPRING SEMESTER Lett to rlght Sally Naylor Veep Lrnda Lockwood Secretary Pat Clardy Presudent Judy Ranchart Treasurer Q9 UC 'O W ' O! SPRING SEMESTER-row one, left to right: Venor-a Brooks, Betsy Lnmbach, Barbara Sanford, Katy O'l-lava, Lnnda Press Carol Ahern, Joan Korstead. row two: Donna Naylor, Judl Hughes, Mary Luz, Judy Baldry, Judy Buday, Jacque Bingham Pamw Peterson, Bonnie Carlyle. Row three: Mona Baslch, Pam Pendleton, Dana Giddings, Carolyn Burne, Bonnie Walden LOMAN LADS ,ffl if ,.4. FIRST SEMESTER row one lett to rrght Joe I-Iewntt Danny Sr bet Larry Morris Jrm Bradford James Nlchel row two Robin ullrvan Walter Laidlaw Brll Romberger Frank Assaf Duck Lrbby row three Pat Webb Roger Sneed Rocky Hrggrns Bull Clamp Ronme Oldman Robert Amos 30 OFFICERS FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER row one Rob n Sull yan Larry Morris Frank Assaf Pat Webb row two Joe Hewltt BOYS FEDERATION served to further Interests pertaunrng to Loman Lads Interests un bowling and swrmmrng caused the forma tron ot clubs For these sports An all boy assembly was grven teaturrng a gymnastrcs class from State College FRIENDLY EYES were turned toward all boys enterrng PL through a were turned toward all boys entering PL through a Welcome Commrttee whrch the representatrves formed All eyes noticed their display hononng the Boy of th Week And many students were seen attendrng the Athletes Feat Dance which the Boys Federatuon co sponsored row one Iett to rnght Robm Sull an Danny Slbbet Bruce Furchner Stan Thompson Make Smrth Larry Morrls Rlchard Arnold uc by w Pat Webb oe I-Icwrtt James Bradtord Chuck Mchael BIII Iohnson Bully Clarrp Jrrn Watkrns Steven Cus man row three Doug Darlard rm I-Iartranft Wrlbcr Wlson Gary I-'Iamada L ran Legerettc R hy u Skrp r Downey SECOND SEMESTER Y : I i , ', , , , : , , I fx. , sm . . 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A - -.. .vw- J., ggi .- -4 A ., . V- 1-.. 5 -, ,Z 'Q nl 5 sir, 'V .': Q 4 4- ' a 3 Z -Q s.. ' Q ffvif 1-Ni,--,.. ,I 5 'T vb X , - F' SLNIODS '4 A k .Aff 'GQ -S -,,,..-X',,,, ' 15149 f .i N Br c x .tit 151 -gjsff . qs' 'Q , K Q f 55, avi' i X7 Arm 3 Q L-a I X, ' CCDMMENCEMENT . Tl-IE BEGINNING THE l-IAPPIEST . . . busiest year of our school life will soon end. Graduation is the commencement ot a new phase ot our lives. Our shared high school experiences will long stay with each ot us as we go our separate ways. ps llfli' Mary Fletcher f Vice President AF- - 4 ma' x nz CMBPQKZ X UN K gzrfleslel XS we followed leaders OUR SENIOR CLASS composed the cornmassron placed eight trnallsts an the Natronal Merit Scholarship contest and one ot our classmates won the outstandrng speaker award for San Drego County Q I Pat Nc tt 9 Q' Donna Naylor Margaret B es Secretary Treas FOR TWO YEARS thus year we became e ,td Ab 9 rw Q C ester V 'cg 5?-V0 'L 1 in -1... Al Margne Webster Lynne Plullrps Sensor Mothers Tea Semor Breakfast Sen or Rang Mary Ann Bates Karen May Sensor Prom Senior Vespers Duck lsham Manlyn Leavenworth Jazz Concert Bonme Carlyle Mule Vlerthman Sensor Varretues Cap and Gown Semor Vanetnes CCDMMITTEES OUR SPIRIT throughout the three years has been strong From the Superstntnous Stomp as sophomores Ocean Commotnon as jumors. to the Semor Prom we possessed tremendous dnve and mgenuuty nl? QMS 'iizw chtto' lhgourwexoi Nancy Reddlngton Sennor Dutch Day Anne Moms Senior Rlng Helen Vothelm Ways and Means Barbara Velasquez Sensor Announcements Stephame Smith Sensor Vespers Nancy McFadden Hrstoruan Nma Vestergard Hnstorlan a fs 1' K' - . , A N 'x ' ,- 'L - ' 'A l 1, V 3 ' f L- Q ' ' N y A - Y 7 N ., ., ' - - Q ' A-. gf ' I 1 Y , - 0 l ,-31' x . '- . ,hy I -4 NV 5 I lv'-H' ' L qu - , 4 , .3 41 t Q ff . y jug Q' 3, ' I . ,E Si 1,1 , A i 5 1' e r , . 4, 1 y , T .' 1 J Ji M .. . , 5: X V' . I v . vig 4 . is . D I f H A . . . , r if . . . , Alla rl' . . . ' y it 1 fi I 'KN 15 4-4 1'- ,-vs 'ff 7 ' N-r Adams, Sara l-lomemalring Akey, Ronald R. Mathematics Cross Country 0 Track 0 Let- termen's Club U Photo Club Navy t-lomeroom Rep, ' Sr. Vespers Allin, James D. Comm. San Diego J.C. L 1 Arnold, Richard Mathematics Pres. Bible Club ' NCO Club ' Otticers' Club 0 Fancy Drill San Diego State Balelo, Julio Industrial Arts Track F sherman - I -4'1 .fo ...av 'Q History, Mathematics Lettermen's Club 0 Drama 0 l-lomeroom Rep. ' Chair. Soph. Dance ' ,luke Box Comm. San Diego State Allison, Judith Ann f W r iff bf ffl' ly' 5PC2Cl1AffS Archer, Carol Ann San Diego J.C. Antell, Dick Social Studies Choir 0 Madrigals San Diego State Azevedo, Fernando Anthony Music Varsity Football ' Lettermen's Club 0 PL l-li-Y 0 Veep and Sec. Choir 0 Boys' Fed. Rep. San Diego University Assaf, Frank Naseef Mathematics, Science Varsity Football 0 Baseball 0 Com. ot Boys' Activities ' Lettermen's Club 0 Key Club 0 SO 0 l-li-Y San Diego State Bagley, Wanda Ruth Business Education Home Economics Girls' Chorus Bailey, Patricia Ann Business Education Pointer Statt 0 Lorrancttes ' l-lomeroom Rep. ' Sr. An- nouncements Comm Civil ServiCe Bartholomew, Chuck Mathematics, Sc ence Footoall 0 lracr 0 CSF ' Loman Rorvans Naval Acaoer-yi Bartholomew, Linda Louise l-l story Matherrat :S ASB Cleric ' Csa-casters ' Pan Amercan Cuc Park College: Elerncntary Edccaz Language, Mathematics Lomanettes 0 GAA ' Sr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 Homecoming Dance Comm. Dental Assistant Baldry, Judy Ann Music Choir 0 Girls' Chorus 0 Girls' League Rep. ' l-lomeroom Rep. 0 Sr. Ditch Day Comm. San Diego State A, .,,, xgli-J 'Q 1 K' M I 0- Q5 g I' i Q Z Q- 4 . T7 'x fit 55' , 'Far vis 'C' Bell, Robert W. Auto Shop Traclc 0 Basketball Mgr. ' Band ' Pep Band San Diego State Beyrer, Robert E. Mathematics, Music CSF 0 l-li-Y 0 Horreroom Rep. 0 Choir 0 Loman Four 0 Madrigals 0 Boys' Chorus ' Boys' Fed. Rep. College YF-rx! Q. F Bates, Mary Ann Art, Mathematics Executive Officer Lcmanettes 0 VP Soph. Class 0 Chair. Sr, Prom ' Countesses ' Sports Ed. El Portal 0 l-lomeroom Rep. ' Sr, Ring Comm. 0 Vesoers Comm. 0 Pub. Chair, Ji. CHIEF Sa' D eg: State Battaglia, .lack Industrial Arts Fisherman Benedict, Marilynne Jean Mathematics Lomanettes ' GAA ' Home- coming Dance Comm. Benkner, Carolyn D. Homemalaing Monitor Secretary Besse, Gail Patricia Business Education Songleader 0 Lomanettes U Homeroom Rep. ' ASB Ball Comm. Air Line Hostess Bennett, Larry Everett Mathematics, Science Heritage ' CSF San Dzego State: Business Administration Blanton, Barbara Choir, Science Veep and Sec. Future Nurses U Highlights 0 Treas. Choir 0 Seryice Pt. Comm. ' ASB Ball Comm. Lawton Dental School Blee, William Allen Mathematics, Science Varsity Basketball 0 Soph Football ' Golf ' Hi-Y ' Let- ternnens Club ' Quill and Scroll 0 Sports Ed. Pointer 0 Sec. Boys' Fed. Occidental: Bus ness Adm nistration Bolden, Penelope Ann F? -,-,K Cf- f--sp- noi C... -.4UCCJ.v rfieeos ' Lo a ettes ' G!-A ' Sr. Cao a': Gown Comm. Sa' ., ego State Booth, Donald J. lndust' al Ads Footca Cactan ' Vars-ty Baseca 0 lars ty Bastetca ' Letternfens Club ' PL l-li,Y San Diego State Belden, Ronald R. Mathematics Head Cheerlzader 0 Football Sec. and Chapla n Key Club 0 Ctapla fi l-' YY 0 Pres, Mad- rigals 0 Loman Fcur 0 Mae Chorus 9 Choir San Diego State: Engineer 3 ,W A Gs 'i : 'fx rndes, Margaret Language Treas. Sr. Class ' Pres. Heri- tage ' VP Countesses 0 Pres. and VP Pan American ' Pres. and Sec. - Treas. lnter - Club Council ' Girls' League Rep. 'Elections Comm. 0 Jr, Ways 115 'Q rr-W ry! Se N 'r and Means Comm. San Diego State 'Am lngouf Q fa? Borman, Harvey Allan ,Art Enzl sr Caoet C -c ' NCQ 0 Ott- Qers C uc ' 3 ie Team ' Col- :'Gu'3'C1 ' Ca'e Com . ,Q , ppwe 110 '-'T Q7 3-6 Ns 694 ui, 'R tk.. Bovee, Jerry Sue History, Mathematics Choir ' Sr. Announcements Comm. 0 Elections Comm. ' Bovee, MCFOIYI1 Jr. Ways and Means Comm. University ot Colorado do L. ., Brewer, Sharon Lee Business Education, History Sec. Sr. Class ' Countesses ' Lomanettes ' Girls' Chorus 0 Soph. Ed. EI Portal 0 Chair. Pom Pon Comm. ' Chair. Homecoming Dance Comm. 0 Sr. Announcements Comm. ' Jr. and Sr. Ways and Means Comm. Santa Barbara State gfgfx ' Brashear, Walter Mathematics, Orchestra R.O.T.C. ' Orchestra Musician Brem, David A. Mathematics, Science San Diego State i sf 7 History, Mathematics, Science Choir ' EI Portal ' Elections Bgwn, Judy Ann Eommxl ASB Bal' Comm' . Spanish, Mathematics Uorgag es Chalkdusters 0 Pan American Brooks, Venoria Business Education, Home Economics Sec. Girls' Chorus 0 Home- room Rep. 0 Girls' League Rep. ' Red Cross Rep. 0 Modern Dance Club ' Sr. An- nouncements Comm. 0 Sr. Sweater Comm. U Homecom- Q L Brownyard, Charles E. Mathematics San Diego State ing Dance Comm. Los Angeles City College Bryden, Joan Language Honcerocf' Rep Club 0 El Portal ' Choir 0 Vespers Comm. 0 Service Pt. Comm. University ot' Colorado lBrooksl Matthews, Victoria Mathematics Sec. Modern Dance Club ' Choir ' Girls' League Rep. 0 2.5 Brown, Larry C. Mathematics, Science Science Club San Diego State 'Zz' Homeroom Rep. 0 Red Cross Bussey' Betty Ann Repf 0 Sr. Ring Comm. 0 Jr. Prom Comm. D Los Angeles City College Mathematics CSF 0 Highlights ' Pres. Challcdusters 0 Asst. Ed. Pointer 0 Ed, Pointer Pooch 0 Sr. Ditch Day Comm ' Serv- ice Pt. Comm. 0 Elections Comm. 0 Jr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 Basketball Program Comm. San Diego State ifv' Ya Browning, Roberta Kay Business Education San Diego J. C. jx. Buum, Michael Industrial Arts, Mathematics Air Force f Cciieggvmf be pdotlc Burnett, Roland Albert Q ,V be Q-P' 5, f Industrial Arts San Diego J. C. Campbell, William Clinton lncustr a fA'fE 'fatnamatcs Track San D-eg: Q C. Canizales, Gloria V. Bus 'css Education Jr. Class Rco. 0 Y.Teens ' P: -tar Stat: 0 Sec. GAA 0 S rs League Rco. Sa' D ecc J C. G- :xg Ns- tl--u-' 1 Chagas, Maria Teresa Business Education Jennings College fs- Clardy, Patricia G. fs ff' 'L' Nur Chapman, Jane Mathematics, Soanish Pres. Sr. Class ' Sec. Jr. Class 0 l-4 stcrian Soplw, Class 0 Sec. Carlyle, Bonnie Louise Business Education l-lerltage ' Challrdusters 0 Highlights ' Captain ct Drum in Loncanettes ' l-lomeroom Rep. 0 Char. Cap and Gown Comm, ' Cha r. Basketball Castle, Bob R. industrial Arts, Mathematics Varsity Football Nayy Castro, Mary Margaret Drarna GfM1.S::r:s ffgr. Pasadena Playrcuse Ccuntcsses ' Pres. Quill and Scrol ' Pres, 81 Vccp Skeptics 0 l-l storian Highlights ' GAA ' Cuo Club ' Chair. JRC ' Ed. Pointer 0 Safety Comm, ' Social Comm. 0 Service Pt. Comm. Pomona .Q of 105 Tl qu-4 Clayton, Bob Mathematics, Science Varstly Basketball 0 CSF 0 H-Y ' Gull and Scroll 0 Pc'ter Stall ' Choir 0 l-lcrferocm Rao. ' Boys' Fed. Rez. Comm. 0 Sr. Vespers Comm. 0 Homecoming Dance Comm. San Diego State Chene, Linda Language, Music Sec.-lreas. Chess Club ' Lo- man Romans ' Science Club U Orchestra 0 l-lomeroom Rep. Oberlin College Science Corrm 3' Gm r-ctryites ' Treas. Jr. Class ' Po nter Sta 0 SO ' Vcco Countesses Elections Comm. San Diego State 5 5- on vers ty ct Idaho: E773 neefffg in sms tt. K . , Cherry, Lucy Science ASB Clerlc ' Historian Jr. Class 0 SO ' CSF 0 Veep Challcdusters 0 Finance Comm. Pomona S , lr- Y' .1 Church, Susan Joan Music Ctorr 9 C-irfsl Chorus ' Sr Announcements Comm. San Diego J. C. aa if YE' l Crivello, Esther Diana S 122 cc, ' Lcmacettes Coppock, Leigh ' Sw Cry-: D GPA o i-'cm-tr:: Dec. ' Gals 4 A - of :., fum a sty Footbal 0 Baseball 0 L i7j QP 'hh' V' 'P' ' Colburn, Craig B. Letterrfcnls Club J his PS3 'SPSS CP'Pm 'S'.Vf:fc-:rs Comm 'l-lcr'ne- Sc ence All Folce -We U3 'Za-H. IQHQW J L: i 1 J' 'L ' ' ' Tracr U .an fxniercan Cuz: Sac Dego State V' fcrzt. ct Frzzna Crouch, Martha Esther Business Highlights ' Pan American Club 0 Lomanettes 0 GAA 1 0 Y-Teens ' Elections Comm. rl, Virginia Mathematics Captain ot Drill in Loman- ettes ' Com. ot Girls' Ath- letics U Jr. Class Historian ' Pres. Highlights ' GAAIO Clerlr University of California ' Dang Comm' Daffer, Fred R. Jr. San Diego State Band, Mathematics Soph. Football 0 Soph. Bas- lretball ' Drum Major 0 Pep Band San Diego State Dalgleish, Robert Industrial Arts, Science Fire Prevention Engineer iv 'Q' Danese, Tony Michal Industrial Arts Football San Diego .l.C. Darling, Marvin Mathematics Minerologist Da Silva, Tony Industrial Arts Varsity Football ' Traclr Fisherman 'Z' De Vito, Frank Hstcry, Mathematics Cross Country 0 Traclr 0 Boys' Fed. Rep. San Diego LC. Davis, Judith Ann Economics, Music CSF 0 Y-Teens ' Lomanettes 0 Choir ' GAA ' Girls' Chorus ' Inter-Club Council Rep. Stanford Day, Dave J. Science Mechanics De Falco, Gene Business Corn. ot Elec. and Elig, 0 Com. of Publications ' Treas. Key Club ' l.ettermen's Club 0 ASB Social Comm. 0 Chair. Red Cross College: Food Retailing del Castillo, Charles Art San Diego J.C. Des Jardin, Donald Science Pl-oto Club ' Science Club ' El Portal Statt Fisherrran Dick, Martha Joanne Matherratics Chor 0 El Portal Stair' 0 Sr. Rr-ig Comm. 0 Sr, Announce- ments Comm. Pasadena City College Y' De Luca, Joseph Ole Mathematics, Science Pres. Bible Club 0 Veep Chess Club San Diego State: Ministry 3, s Diemoz, Ronald Gene '.':t'ar'af fs Sf vie S Cissfrftu 'l'a:4r'Vcc Qattr -'N 5 Club ' Hi-Y ' S- Sa' 2-rg: Sfafc Duffee, Judy Bus 'css Educai on Edmondson, Sandra Sue Uaircnfat-cs, Science Qco Crass RCD. ' Jr. Prom lndustml Arts, Matlwcmatlcs Ccrnrn. Dunn, Andrew Rae Jr. Y-Y Varsity Basketball San Diego Slate: learning San Diego Staff: Ellis, William Emerson, Amy Elizabeth Art Ties. 8 H stcnan Countesses ' CSF ' Clvffkoustcrs ' Ls- 'ffcitcs ' Lit. Ed. El Portal U Cu l. and Scroll lrfmacu 'atv Heart College Epler, Robert A. -dc' 'igg ' ROTC 0 Sec.- lfcas. NGO ' RFQ Team Cast. 0 53,5 Fed. Rep. ' Sr. F? '3 Ccrrrr. U ' .fersatv ol California Ferguson, Mike Farrar, Patricia Mary Ffh Mathwrratlcs BXTPW EMTSLMT C: r -'r.j.1l Pvist ' Fl :F :nts ' Lim znvttv' ' 'F A Au' ,i. C23 AM 35 I ffniw Ferguson, Pamela Ann f n r.- : ' . ' o '::A :atc -,i'Ci2 i:Jii.CA FY l74J.C. Fiori, Charles E. ' '.'3i'C ::i 1 Ziyi' Y ,-J--' 3. . Ti ' 0 T as X o 0 a 5 Fisher, Judy D 3 5 C N' 1 i 5? 'Jig 'VG .f . -. 1 'X 'fv- L at s g... .... . A 4 , 'SQ f tv' l W S ir Frowiss, Albert Fulkerson, Gene Fulkerson, .lack E. Gehrman, Richard E. Gerber, Charles Industrial Arts, Math CSF ' l-lomeroom Rep, Air Force if . - 9 H 'N fs.- aiu '! if Giddings, Norma Lee Social Studies CSF ' Pointer Staff Mathematics, Science Music Mathematics Football ' Boys' Fed. Rep. Football Mgr. ' Choir 0 Boys' Forestry San Diego State Chorus San Diego J.C. Goldberg, J. Alan Mathematics, Science Sr. Class Pres. ' Com. ot lnterscholastic Athletics ' Treas. Quill and Scroll 0 SO 0 l.ettermen's Club ' Co-Ad 4' ' Wm- -- -'iv Sari Diego State: Gleissner, William E. Interior Decorating History, Industrial Arts Soph. Football 0 Traclc 0 If Mgr. Pointer 0 Treas. lnter- Club Council 0 ASB Ball Comm. San Diego State: Business Law Mathematics, Science Pres. and Veep Chess Club U Veep Science Club 0 Veep NCO 0 ROTC ' Photo Club 0 Cadet Club ' Rifle Team 0 ASB Ticket Comm. M.l.T. Goldis, Stephahie Mathematics, Science CSF 0 SO 0 GAA 0 Science Club 0 Girls' League Rep, ' Calendar Comm. U.C.L.A. gopim Bmtgti-,air Goehring, Jerry Edward U.C.L.A. Gonsalves, Tina Gonsalves, Rosemarie Business l-lomeroom Rep. Business College 11 Art Challcoustcrs 0 Y-Teens ' GAA ' Science Club ' Fu- ture Nurses 0 G.rls' League Rep. 0 l-lorreroorn Rep. ' Elections Consrn. San Diego State 'x ! 'ig X, .X 'sv S 'Yrs f if KN wp--.rv History, Mathematics Football ' Varsity Baslcetball ' J.V. Baseball ' Lettermen's Club San Diego State Gonser, William Gonzales, Hilario iLalol D. Goodman, Judith A. Print ng ROTC ' NCO ' Sound Crew ' Cadet Club 0 Sr. Cap and Gown Corrm. Pr ntcr Matlnerratics Basletoj ' Sec, Key Club ' Veep Pl. l-li-Y 0 Homeroom Rep. ' Constitution Comrrx Class ot '57 C: lege: Engineering f 'N 1--uv 'sv l-lrstory, Mathematics Lomanettes 0 l-lomeroom Rep, ' Elections Comm. 0 Sadie l-lawlcins and Horne- coming Dance Comm. USC. 1 'U' X7 is Emu.. .Qxi - T' fi jf- KX! cr-yy GRS? is.- Gordon, Trudi Louise Gosewisch, Ron Grace, Jon Odon Greaves, Gary L. Griffith, Carol Linea l-'lomemalcing Mathematics, Science Industrial Arts. Mathematics Mathematics, Science Business Girls' League Rep. 0 El Portal Cross Country Navy Choir CSF 0 Jr. Class Rep ' Or 0 l-lomeroom Rep. ' Girls' Sr. Class Rep. University ot California: chestra Chgrug San Diego State' Dentistry So. Cal. Bible College Pasadena City College Griggins, Judy Lee Business San Diego J.C. Grobecker, David A. -, P? Mathematics, Science NCO 0 Officers' Club ' Ra dio Club ' ASB Social Comm. - Pomona: Electronic Engineering y . 3' fr tc Groth, Walter lndustrial Arts Track 0 Baseball San Diego .l.C, Hale, Leona Lee Hale, Linda Lea Hale, Nancy Business Business, Drama Science Lomanettes 0 Dance Dec. Lomanettes 0 l-lomeroom l-lead Songleader 0 Lomans Comm. Rep. ' Sr. Ways and Means ettes 0 Girls' League Rep. ' San Diego State Comm. l-lomeroom Rep. D Pep Pasadena Playhouse COf'fll'T7. USC.: Dental Hygiene I? ?N 3 ix 9? l 5 45 Lf' Guerra, Raul Rocha San Diego J.C. Hale, Orvil M. Mathematics Boys' Fed. Rep. Navy af' gs. 1 Jw., fi i as 'X ,rx Gutowski, Barbara Ann Speech Arts, Social Studies San Diego State: Science Hall, Dixie Lee Business Civil Service , ' ,X N54 1149 it - ' Q 'Fr' lsih-. Gr S-.1 Hall, Ninnette Language, Science Challfdustcrs ' Girls' Lmguc Comm. San Diego Slate Hall, Dick Mathematics. Science Varsrfy Football ' Lettcrrmenls Cub 0 Vccp H Y 0 Ccrr. cr' Fnancc ' Vccp Jr. Cass 0 Pres. and Trees. SO 0 Twzas. CSF 0 Vcep Key Cao ' l-lorrcroov' Rep. ' Srzcccn Contests Pcrvcnai Eng nec:-ng Hall, William P. III Matrennatrcs, Science Sc ence Club 0 Bros Cab ' Pnoto Club Un vers fy cl Callcrn A Hardlsty, Peter J. Eli nwfrc Sf nba Raoro Clam 0 Science CMD 0 Rifle Team College: Plwysrcisl Hall, Tommy Matnervaf-cs Sc ence CSF 0 Lcrfan Romans Ser' D eg: Sfafc: Geology Hansen, Aud J. EJs-ness San Diego JC. Hancock, Geoffrey Matlrefra. cs Sc ence Homcrcor' Rep. ' Boys Fed, Rep. Serwce Hardman Helen sl-'if x. Harris, Olivia Spanish . f Clnoir Petr Q a Stevens Mode' ng School l-l story Bus ness C ege Hartranft, Jim Af Maikerroircs 'W' Hawks, Roy M. Science San Diego State Bef: Fed. Rep, 0 R llrj learn P ' F e Henderson Russell E CCE: fixto ' Trac- 0 fife- ,Arr 'f QC Hermans, Marlene A. Hartvigsen, Lloyd ' ferr. Baslefa .- Hewitt, Charles Joseph -261 , Fri. '-'f1f'e e11s Peas. H 0 Yeas. Boys' Fed. I ' Cir. Cram 'icy Cao ' S ECW i':C '.' Dosterano - Dang. QHH' 0 lrte'-CJEJ y Civ: Dec 'E Porta' Staff ' San C ag- tate: Busness 4 jr- 'U' 2. Hickman, Russel F. Art Pres. Skeotrcs 0 CSF 0 Sr. . C'ass Rec. 0 P-lomeroom Rep, Q-c?l ' photo Club ' Sr. Ring Comm. ' Pan Annerfcan Club ' Sn ff rch Day Corvm. San Diego State: Arch tecture Hoerger, Joel Mathematics Football 0 Soph. Basketball San Diego State an lv 5--v Holbrook, Diana Lee Business tv Lomanettes ' Girls' Chorus Business College 'Jr Hopper, Robert E. Mathematics, Science Band Captain 0 Band Drum Major 0 Pep Band ' Bible Club 0 l-lomeroorn Rep. Engineer if Isham, Richard Mathematics, Spanish Cross Countr ' Track ' 9 S Christian Service X . Hyder, Barbara Business San Diego State Janowsky, David - Mafnemat cs, S:-ence K, css - o. 'and seein - sea R Forum 0 Science Club ' Cir- Culation Mgr. pointer ' Ticket Corvm. J.C.L.A.. Medicine Treas l-li Y 0 Tleas and Vee V - f . D - . Key Club ' Com. General At- tairs U Treas. Heritage 0 Skep- 1 fl tics ' CSF 'Q Lewis and Clark Colle e: Z5 ,E Hody, George Lawrence Matnennatics, Science CSF 0 Loman Romans ' Sci- ence Club 0 Veep Chess Club 0 Pres. Photo Club Stantc'o: Medical School Hobbs, Dottie Ann Bus ness Education Monitor 0 GAA University ot Cal.tornia Hopper, Richard Industrial Arts Air Force Hughes, Keith C. Mathematics, Science Football Mgr. U Lettermen's Club ' Satety Comm. ' Sci- ence Club Cal Tech. Houshar, Robert J. Industrial Arts, Mathematics Varsity Football ' Track ' l-lomeroonn Rep. Denver University Jacobsen, Julie Francis Language. Mathematics, Science, Fine Arts CSF 0 Heritage ' Girls' League Comm. Radcliffe Jaroncyk, Rose Marie Bus ness Eoucat on ir'-Teens ' Gi-A Work Jardlm, Carolina Souza Business GF-,fx ' YvTeens 0 Lonnanettes 0 Orchestra San Diego JC. I l -'LN Q'-ITS' . Q l 'i QQ, Q-A ,f'N iii ...., , as 5 N91 Y' Jenkins, Cara Business, Art CSF ' GAA 0 Display Comm. San Diego State: Jr, eff Jgbf 4. fan? Jenkins, John l-listow, Mathematics Football 0 Baslcetball Navy Jensen, Jerrill D. Business, Mathematics Sr. Class Rep. ' Red Cross Rep. 0 l-lomecoming Dance Commercial Comm. San Diego State Wfvgzvwwf ' 7, y,, Jensen, Jay Julius, Nancy Mathematics Loman Romans San Diego State Kidd, Yvonne Marie Music if Mathematics, Science, Speech Arts Football 0 Lettermen's Club Brigham Young University Jope, Robert Mathematics, Music Baseball 0 Pep Band Air Force Juster, Tom Mathematics, Science Science Club University of Colorado Kaiser, Judith Ann Mathematics Choir San Diego J.C. Keck, Gladys Home Economics, Mathematics Choir 0 Lomanettes 0 Girls' Chorus ' C-AA Southwestern Beauty College Kelley, Larry R. Mathematics, Shop Basketball 0 Photo Club ' Projector Crew 0 ASB Ticket Comm. 0 Sound Crew Air Force Knox, Hugh E. Mathematics Photo Club 0 Concessions Comm. 0 Drama 0 Home room Rep. San Diego State Y'Teens 0 GAA ' Loman- Kilts, Dorothy 'Anne ettes Music School Business, Mathematics Chall-cdusters ' Veep Y-Teens 0 Lomanettes 0 GAA 0 Girls League Rep. U Pointer Staff San Diego State M 'III' Lamb, C. Merrill Industrial Arts Boys' Fed. Rep. San D ego J.C.: Bus, Knudtson, Gail frame Uazncmar cs tder :age ' Loman Romans ' ,ASB Sal' Ccrrm. New-.ccrfb Cc lege Ladd, Mary Hope Cana l-l story Sr. Crass Res. ' Red Cross Qas. U Crfs Galt lean' 0 SAA 'ificeec' Ccntests 'J 's Ccaegez Po' tical Q e e Landsberg, Linda Jane Mathematics, Science Lomanettes ' GAA 0 Elec- tons Comm. 0 Homecoming Dance Ccmm. ' Vespers COPCVV. Oklahoma A and M: Vete' nary Medicine La Rosa, Mary Josephine Business Education Buslness College Leavenworth, Marilyn Ruth Mathematics l-lorcrcorn Rep, ' Girls' League Rep, San Diego State Libby, Richard H. Mathematics, Science Baseball Mgr. 0 Basketball Mgr. U CSF U l-lomeroom Rep. ' Boys' Fed. Rep. ' Science Club 0 Chess Club 0 Treas. Swim Club Ll.C.L.A.: Dentistry Laidlaw, Walter Mathematics, Science Fcctball Mgr. 0 Track gr 0 Baslcetba' Mgr. 0 Bas 0 Lcftamnens Club ' Swm Cluo purdue Un vers tv ? Lindner, Richard E. Industrial Arts, Math Cross Country 0 Trac ' Loman Romans San Diego State Lungwitz, Brenda Eusness Lunsford, Jimmy Gaston l'idust'al Arts. Math Capta n ot' Basebal 0 Varsity Fcctbal 0 PL l-li-Y Prctcssional Baseball Maconnell, Terry G. A S in Maloney, Marilyn E. 'C Madruga, Diane L. 35, C: 95.93 . T as t- Ci :': 5 E4 'Cx C557 C 555 ' V665 J' C 5 '.',gZ-7.3 Qqfvgy ' 3'es, Ccxtcsscs 0 Ve QC Q:--r M, F: 55 . Maguire, Joe ',':,- fr: Cre n :rye 0 I-CB Crm. 0 PS. Ea aff 43 'Sac ,L - 5 I fa Qi ? Marsh, Elizabeth 46, Nursing Future Nurses Club ' Inter- Club Council Rep. Mastick, M Good Samaritan Hospital Science Poet McKinney, Norinne Foreign Language Ste hens Colle e Lee Spanish Veep Sr, Class 0 Quill and Scroll 0 Sec. Countesses ' Sec. and Veep Slceptics ' Lite Member CSF U Elect. and Elig. Comm. 0 Chair. Vespers Comm. 0 Service Pt. Comm, 0 Sec. El Portal 0 Girls' League Rep. 0 l-lome- room Rep. ' Chair. Jr. Prom McBride, Michal McChesney, Carol LaVern Music gafllzlgstlgigilemf Chew Pres. Maclrigals ' Choir 0 dog ' ep CS i Flomeroom Rep. ' lnter-Club Of.isz...i Mi - - 4.14 if: sz P 3 McFadden, Nancy Lee Mathematics, Science Sec. Heritage 0 CSF Social Chair, ' Girls' League Rep. ' SO 0 Pep Comm. 0 Sr. Class l-listorian ' lnterAClub Council Rep. ' Poster and Display Comm. Ponnona Comm. ' Sr. Ways and Means Comm. ot California 'i McLean, Hugh Mathematics, Spanish Cross Country 0 Traclc ' Let' termenis Club ' PL l-li-Y Cal fornia Maritime Academy McLoudrey, Connie Business 0 Pep Comm. Chair, 0 Girls Chorus San Diego State E, I gr' 'S Homeroorn Rep. 0 GAA Meyer, Phil San Diego LC.: Dental Assistant -nn A 11 Mathematics, Science Football ' 'lraclr ' Key Club 0 Pres. Flirt! ' Pres. Soph, Class 0 Letterrnen's Club San Diego State ss , fi XZ E, I . Aw 1. 3, .V Ki- ix fb Mihlman, Carol tr- , 'Us B-s 'ess Sa: e l-law1's an: AS3 Ball CTW- Miller, Marjorie Louise L , v Mitchell, Marilyn Alice Flomenralr ng, Science Lomanettes ' GAA 0 Sr. Ways and Means Comm. ' Sr. Class Rep. 0 l-lomeroorn Rep. 0 Dance Comm. San Diego State Mitten, Ruth Language. Science Homecoming Dance Comm San Diego State 3 Sa' D ego J.C. 'Ls c P-'atnemat cs CSF ' Chaldusters ' Chor ' Sr. R 13 Corfm. ' Off Milton, Adrienne MMM5 P San D ego State rt El Portal Staff' San D-ego State Class Rep. 0 ASB Ball Comm. Moffatt, Dean Killian lndustrral Arts, Math HN! ' Boys' Fed, Rep. San Diego State Moilanen, Bill Mathematics Football 0 lracln ' Engineering pf' Mountcastle, Roberta Frances Bus ness Educat on l-MAY. ry .,? TC. Moreno, Edna Business Clrallcdusters ' Sales Mgr. EI Portal 0 Sr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 Jr. Prom Comm. ' Homecoming Dance Comm. San Diego State Moses, Charles E. Science Footbal 0 Track Arr Fc'ce Lonnawettes Dane ng Teacher Myers, Robert E, Jr. T 'R Munson, Barbara Matherrrat cs Qufl and Svc' ' Clnallrdust- ers ' E 3f'rrta' Statt ' Pointer Sta? Rmzo Cer QE cs 717 if Morris, Anne L, Fne Arts, Language CSF ' Sec. Ctialrdusters ' Pan Arvercan Club 0 GAA ' Sr, R ng Comm. San Diego State S- 'C' Morris, Lawrence Michael Language, Speech Arts PL l-lr-Y 0 Veep ano Sec Boys Fed, ' Pan American Club ' Sr, Class Rep. 0 ASB Social Comm, ' Sr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 lnter-Club Council Rep. San Diego State Sf . in-if Murphy, Frank A. lrdusfr al Arts Q52 Team Vczat :na College: Meet-an cs 'scsi' a Arts 'fat' , Y Slgrzx., . ,,., C' 'SC Muschbacher, Charles N. '.'at'e at cs f-5' cu tara' C: 'age fi it i E Matrarnat :Q Si ence Caot. 'Ja tt- n Loman' art.-3 if 1 5 Veer: Lcrvan Doran: ' -Cp vii Veep Gr'-A 0 S-. CY C ai: 0 Sr. Cac: Pwr.. 0 Grz Lwacgue Pea. 'Cfn' Gu Athletes D llawr rr 1 . ' Class rg 4 fs H Naylor, Edward Matnervatcs Science Vs-:Q Proto Club ' Sec. Rec C'C2' ' l-lorverocm Rep, ' Ric learr 0 Officers' Club ' Cacet Cfub ' Baseball 0 Lofan Rcrrans San D cgi State R' 6 'E Q' Murrill, Paul Science, Mathematics San Diego State 6 Nelson, Roland lRicl1ardl Footer ' 0 K-gf C' I Ll 'O Banc F 'N c Li? L., C22 Lfi'E. fr- .xr f 'i T TT' f 'X SRS . 'E' .IINX I -1.1 ' N N '5- ' v X ff'- Nevitt, Patricia Ann Nevitt, Sandra L. Oakes, Charles Clifford O'Bryan, Mary Lynn Business, Music Treas. Sr. Class 0 Heritage ' SQ ' CSF ' lftomerocm Rep. ' Sec. lnter-Club Council 0 Maclrigals 0 Bus. Mgr.. Veep, Pres. Choir 0 Pep Ccrrm. ' Scr f ce Pt, Comm. 0 Electrons C mm, 0 Jr. Prom and l-lome- San Diego State Business, Mathematics Industrial Arts Sonaleader 0 CSF Air Force SanJD,ego State Art, l-listory Mg, Ed. EI Portal ' Veep Quill and Scroll ' Lomanettes ' Countesses ' l-leritage ' Skeptics 0 Chair. ASB Ball ' Sr. Ring Comm. ' Jr. Prom and Sadie l-lawlcin's Comm. Chair. ' Safety Comm. University ot Colorado Ohlin, Kenneth Gary l-listory Varsity Baseball 0 PL Fli-Y 0 l.ettermen's Club Pasadena City College Ml coming Dance Concm. Chair. Q14 N if 'eff' O Mara, Michael Art Cross Country Mgr. ' Traclr Mgr. ' Heritage ' Skeptics 0 Art Ed. El Portal Los Angeles Art Center: Commercial Artist Perkins, Virginia B. Mathematics, Science Cnalrdusters ' Y-Teens ' LO- rrancttes 0 Future Nurses ' Soplc. Booster Club Rep. Un versity ot Calitornia at Davis s if ,- M, GUN if 'lip' Otzelberger, Constance Carleen Music Veep Highlights 0 Treas. Choir and Madrigals 0 Elec- tions Comm. ' Homeroom Rep, ' CSF 0 Safety Comm. 0 Jr. Class Dance Comm, San Diego State: Music Phillips, Arthur A, Science JV. Football ' Cadet Cub ' RQTC 0 Fancy Drill Team Navy Q-NN' Orlando, Tony Art, Shop Plumber Phillips, Lynne Woodward Spanish Cheerleader ' Sec, Quill and Scroll 0 Pres. Countesses ' Soph. Class Sec. ' Jr, Class Pres. 0 l-lomecoming Queen ' Cor. Sec. Skeptics 0 Chair. Sr. Ring Comm, 0 Asst. Ed. El Portal ' Sr, Vespers Comm. ' Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 0 Elections Comm. 0 Service Pt. Comm. 0 l-lomeroom Rep. University ot Calitornia nw. Ousley, .loan Elizabeth . Business Comptometer School -K' :ri aff' iii Powers, Robert E. Mathematics, Science Science Club 0 Radio Club 0 Sound Crew Electronic Engineer Palermo, Mary A. Language Treas. Challcdusters 0 Sr. An- nouncements Comm. 0 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. 0 Sr. Ring Comm. ' Girls' League Rep ' Service Pt Comm. San Diego State 'ff up-fr Prendergast, Sheila Anne Business H Bus. Mgr. EI Portal 0 Choir 0 F-lomeroom Rep. 0 Girls' League Rep. 0 Jr. Prom and Homecoming Comm. San Diego State Q i S 'R T- -- i x, vc, pf -- 'sf Eli' 1 G' Prescott Dale Prror Michael H Quaresma, Fernando Quesnoy, Loretta Rankun Merry Jane hdu al Arts Math Iva erra s S ien e Industrial Arts Aircraft Mechanic CSP 0 Pres L man Romans Varszty Football ' Track 0 Pres Science Club 0 Slcep Fisherman .. mggq, -ygfs A A ir. Reddington, Edward James Mathematics, Music JV. Baseball ' Pres. Choir San Diego State Rleff, Carol A. Art, Mathematics Songleader 0 Cnallcdusters ' Pan American Club 0 Pres. Modern Dance Club 0 Queen of ROTC ' JRC Rep. 0 Countesses San DV-:go State 'E fu-r fi k 5 17 Reddington, Anne Marie Business CSF 0 Quill and Scroll U Point- er Statt ' Chair. Sr. Ditch Day Comm. ' Election Comm 0 Safety Comm. ' Homecom- ing Dance Comm, 0 JRC Rep. ' Julre Box Comm. San Diego State Ripingill, Ransom Matnernatics Electric an T-9 S- 'N-I ers i -4 Q Q' 45 fi' S-I N.. G' i Rodgers, Nora Lynne Business Girls' League Rep. Bookkeeper Rogers, David W. Music Soph. Football ' Varsity Foot- ball Mgr. 0 Track Mgr. 0 Let- termen's Club ' Choir 0 Boys' Chorus ' Sound Crew 0 Swim Club 0 Dance Comm. U.S. Coast Guard Rowley, Marvin Frederick Science, Mathematics Sec. and Treas, Bible Club Engineering Sawyer, Bob Music Pep Band San Diego State Schenck, James H. Mathematics. Science Science Club ' Choir San Diego State Scott, Vicki A. Business Education Student Auditor U Y-Teens 0 GAA 0 Lomanettes ' CSF San D.ego State Shaw, John Short, Robert lndustnal Arts, Social Studies Football San D.cgo J.C. me U an 41' . 'I' Win 'umm' TN-f .f 'L-fu? ,I 111 1- 'Du 1 Roth, Diether Mathematics San Diego State Saville, Zola Jean Business Education l-lomeroom Rep. Modeling School Ryan, Stephen Science. Mathematics Sec. Photo Club ' CSF 0 Maclrigals ' Choir ' Male Chorus Cal.Tech Schwartz, Ronald Lee Mathematics, History Cadet Club 0 NCO ' Color Guard 0 ROTC ' Officers' Club California Maritime Academy Shafer, Lelia Elizabeth Social Studies Veep Future Nurses ' High- lights ' Cub Club ' Horne- coming Dance Comm. Stephens College Sepin, Arthur Lee Mathematics, Science Rado Club San Dego State Shull, Sammy Lee lvdustr al Arts Cac 'ret Builder S- C' SI - s 'K XX.. 'iv-, I 'R 1 CR Silva, Stan lnc.Jst'a Arts, '-'at' -6 .IL -.f Smith, Nelson E. 'fatnennat.cs, Science Va s ty Football ' Leuernnen C up 0 PL tnli-Y San Diego State Smith, Stephanie Art, Speech Com. ot Publications 0 Asst. Ed. rn Chief Rointer 0 Qurll 49 ,qu S, ix, xy ,A and Scroll ' Sgt. Arrvs Count- esses 0 CSF ' Soph. Girls' League Rep. 0 Electrons Corrm. 0 Cnair, Sr. Pins Comnn. 0 Jr, Ways ana Means Confnn, 0 Skeptics ' Service Rt. Comm ' lnlorvercorr Rep. ' Chair. Sadie lnlaww ns Dance San Diego State 4- South, Victoria Mathematics, Language CSF 0 Slceptics ' Science Club 0 lnlomeroom Rep. 0 JRC Rep. 0 Cub Club ' Lo- rnanettes 0 GAA San Dlego State 2: 's Stackhouse, Kathryn Evelyn Musc Pres, Girls' Chorus Squibb, Gael F-latnematcs, Scence F-Y 0 Cul anc Sy: 0 Ee. Ponte' ' Cna: ' C:'nr'n. Rcnncna Stearns, Phil R Sinnhoffer, Barbara Louise B s R'es a ess Educaton, Mus c no Sec. 7-Teens 0 GAA U Lornan Romans ' Lcmanattes ' Cnor 0 CSF San D cg: State Singer, David rnl st:'y UCLA. 0 Cr ' s Cnsrus Smith Sue Sc erce ASB H stor an 0 JRC Rep ' Highlights ' Chair. Julie Box Ccrnnn. 0 Sr. Ring Comm. Nursing College Spratlin g Sharon Marie Sc ence, Math, Music 'asa J x 1 Culrl and Scroll 0 Soph. Class Rep. ' Choir ' C-AA 0 Chalk- dusters 0 Y-Teens ' Pointer Statt 0 Lomanettes ' Girls Chorus ' ASB Ball and lnlome- comng Dance Comm. Sar' Diego State Spencer, Betty Lee N'.att'ematrcs, Language Chalfdus ters ' Sr. Sweater Comm, 0 Sr. Vespers Comm. 0 Sr, D.tch Day Comm, 0 Sr. Announcements San Dega State Stanford, Ray Natnefnat cs Sf ence Va'st, C ' C Tea: oarl- css? reorc c'or Guarc 0 Rte ' ASB Soc a' Ccrnnn. ' Sc ence Clut: ' Bos Cup U Fan-Amer can Clap ' NCC 0 Of: fe's' Cub Stan':':1 LJn refs ty Stephenson, Douglas Emery flftnemat cs, Sc ence Virst, Fcctpal 0 Pres. Let- ternnen s C up ' Gres. RL H -Y ' Ecys' Fed. Rep, 0 Treas Slectcs Q 6 San Dego State Stein, Paul 'nema' ns, Scence ,vi fn- 'Df- C,u.s Country Ponnona: Engineering F 1' 'i 1... Us Stoner Carley A Business Music Stoltz paul Eugene Choir ' Girls Chorus lndu trial Arts Social Studies Football ' Lettermen s Club Maryland State ' Dance Comm Strickland Wayne G- Science Marines Stromoskr Marianne Jean Language, Math, Music Sec. Pan American Club Chalkdusters ' Highlights 0 Ma rigals 0 Choir 0 Girls' Chorus 0 Sr. Ring Comm. 0 Girls' League Rep. San Diego State Sturak, John Michael Math Football San Diego State Summers, Sue Business. Music Choir Treas. ' Girls' Chorus 'C' ' Sr. Class Rep. 0 Homecom- Swartz, Marlene Business Sr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 GAA 0 Ticket Comm. 0 Jr. Prom Comm. 0 Homecoming Comm. ' Girls' League Rep. San Diego State ing Dance Comm. ' Home- T3Yl0ff Carol Ann room Rep. San Diego State Vaine, George Drattin Math 53. Cross Country 0 Track Mgr.- San Diego State Business Lomanettes. Capt. ot Pom Pon 0 Sr. Ways and Means Comm. 0 Sr. Rep. ' Home- room Rep. ' GAA ' Dance Comm. San Diego State Taylor, Patricia Susan Art, Business San Diego J.C. Turley, Marcia Ann Business Y-Teens 0 Drama ' Bible Club ' Choir ' GAA 0 Dance Comm. San Diego State Velasquez, Barbara Alice Business, Language Veep Girls' League ' Treas. Countesses 0 Challcclusters ' l-leritage ' Chair. Sr. An- nouncements Comm. ' Co- Chair. Service Pt. Comm. 0 Elections Comm. 0 Sr. Class Rep. ' Lomanettes ' Calen- dar Comm. ' Chair. Home- coming Dance Comm. University of San Diego Valersky, Pat Business GAA San Diego State 1 J rl. 'had Q- '75 Q -.-uf use ,K Vlachos, Emanuel ie , , QRNY' lwougt' al Arts, Matn San Dege JC. Webb, Patrick James Na e'ca' 's Com. ot 53,5 Actftes ' Q Q- C:-Cfar. Sczal Comm. 0 lete'-Cu: Cone! Rec, ' l Key Cu: ' :L t-l -Y ' Sfes- t':s ' lair 0 softer Dog T' 0 From :Per seccolz Feotcam Vars tr Basfetoaii ' Letter- C 0 Des S p meals H' ' A c Class ' Stuoewt Ccufiol Sa D a ego U'i'versity Y ' i Verdusco, Nick l'1duStraiF'f5 4? F 'calfl egg ff Verteiko, Janet Vestergarcl, Nina La'5.a5c, F story, Art Excbangc St,:Je't from Den- rcarl ' Ceuotcsses 0 l-lertage ' Cl 3lkfIUSfC'S ' Gfs' League Rep. 0 ,QC Rep, Teacbers Co cgi: at Ccper-lwagee Vothelin, Helen Business Education, Drama See. Bowling C'ub 0 Sec. Dra- ma Club ' Clwa r. ASB Ticket Comm. 0 Chair. Sr. Ways and Means Comm, U GAA San Diego State Vouaux, Steve Woodshop J.V, Baseoai. Cab 'ict Slicp Walshe, Bob Mathematics, Science CSF U l-lorcercom Rep. 0 Pointer Statt 0 Satety Comm. 0 JRC Rep. Pomona: Engineering Warnock, Alvina Ann Business GAA San Diego JC. Webb, Sam Art Pres, Ftoto Cut 0 Science Clio 0 Qu 'l and Scroll 0 El Portal Frotograplwer SKF! Webster, Margie l-l story C': ' Maor or' Lomaeettes ' Sr. Ed. El Portal ' Cnor ' See. Madri5a's ' Siestics ' Gull and Screl 0 Sr. Ring Corvrv. 0 Sr. Vesoers Coram, 0 Girls' League Rep. ' Jr. Prorv Corrm. 0 later-Club Couric? Rep, ' Eleetoes Comm Sari Diego State Welch, Joe l-l story, lvcustria' Arts Vars ty Footbal 0 Varsity Baseball 0 Sep? Football ' lr-lf! 0 Lette e s Club profess oral Easeeal' Welshans, Carole Elaine Bus mess Lcmaeettes ' Sr. Cap and Gown Comm 0 GAA 0 Jr, Pro' .Dance CCVTVTT. San Dego State Art :'es. and Veer: Eels: Club 3523 lrist tate et LA. -mv., ' or 1 S- Y Webb, Luella Business Girls' Cliorus ' l-lomeroom Rep. 0 Lomanettes Business College it Q .area Q Werthman, Mike Ssari sii, S: eece Pres. CSF 0 Pres. Jr, Class ' Pres. aes Sec. Key Chr: 0 Vee: lrter-C'ub Com: 0 Cba r. Safety Cerro, ' Skep- tics 0 Parr !A.V ZV'C5FT U Forum' 0 Boys' Fed. Reo. 0 Home reem Res. ' Char, Scbool Leaoers' Banc. l-larvard: Law -ix Tv- -.5 if P R X E' fx 'N 'K C Xa I Sandra White, Leah Rae Whitecar, John D. Willis, Andrew W- Business Education, Mathematics, Science Industrial AHS Mathematics College Mathematics Sadie I-Iawlcins Dance Comm. University ot'Kentuclcy 0 I-lomeroom Rep. San Diego J.C. sv 5 'CE' Wilson, Helen Winifred Wilson, Patricia Ruth Wisham, Chester L. Zwanziger, Eve Janet Art, Language, Mathematics Colonel of Lomanettes ' Girls' League Rep. ' Sr. Class Rep. ' CSF ' Inter-Club Council Rep. ' I-Iomeroom Rep. ' Heritage 0 Pan Amer- ican Club 0 GAA Stanford Mathematics Industrial Arts, Mathematics Challcdusters ' GAA 0 Y- Red Cross Rep. Teens 0 Loman Romans San Diego J.C. San Diego State TRANSFERRED Drama, Mathematics CSF ' Veep Heritage ' Chair. Calendar Comm. 0 Treas. Loman Romans ' Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 0 Service Pt. Comm, 0 Soph. Rep. to Girls' League Oberlin College is 'N, x WP-ff tm. '4-5 Bilbrey, lrl Fullmer, Ronnie Hutson, Richard Trembly, Robert Vouaux, Peter Collins, Tom Correia, Manuel Davis, Martha Melena, Robert North, Guyton J. Industrial Arts Fisherman Advanced Art Industrial Arts Science San Diego ,I,C, Texas Christian University Football Varsity Football 0 Varsity Service TYOCIC State Highway Pattol f5l x UNDLDCLASSMLN vi JU NIO R S FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS IL A THE CLASS OF 58 as on nts way' They have garned valuable and prac'crcaI experrence un organizing EI Cuatro de Mayo as sophomores and Bermuda Bop as junrors I: an planning the ,Iumor Prom and rn rarsnng money from the memory boo and bake sales We wuII Iook forward to the success of this junuor cass and Ieave to them the job of carryung on Poxnt Loma s 'cradutuons CI yi Y 1 MXL SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS KtyOH Tim 5m,ll Jim Kennedy V e President Treasurer N3 S N '- a-L5 I A 'Win ..- . is-' ii 'F ' f x l 'I -P L ' II X , - , ' mfs.. f ' : , . T thena Zarlos 5 , Presidenk ' Q ' 1-R , 5. ., A C , K II Linda Cleekon Marci: Barfon Secretary I-Irstorran I I ' I . . . , . . BNC' fl on Bei: Limbach Vice Prcsrdcnt Treasurer 75. ' Anna Lesko - r . President I ,rg . ,UE fr- an 'V in . 1 ' Y W Bonnie Grihalva Q ' SBUCIWY Hlstorua Aalccrvnlr, Paul Alcvrsfxn, Cody Adams, Karen Adams, M-clwacl Albonc, Elaine Almond, Franlr Alonzo, Ann Arnoral, Marlene Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Jolrrn Ascncr, Judrih Aslwfucld, Wrllnam Azar, Pctc ,ix sf 3, -5' Q 'US 5 Bdllfll Lola Barion Maroc Ann Bateman, Jeffrey Bates, Marslnall 6' ' ' 54 ,kg pe uf ,I A, x U 1 6 aw,-1 L sp, ., Q 3 9 i f 5 1 X ,A IX r X 0 t r :Q5 B an Gregory B aud y Robert C r, Ro Bell, Raymond Bar-ton, Raymond Bgrral, Lcrs Evelyn B-grnard, Clwarmarn Barr Jamie Bprryman, Drama Brnqlwam, Jacqac Blalrg, Rcbcri Bluacryr, John Brnl. n Ida Br r' raw Jclrn Brom James C ...gi-..,..,., If FN :hg- I Y: l E . . 5 fs 5 1 Q, 'sf 9' 9' L 4,1 J 1 6 J ar B - 0 , .Q Q- T' vlyt' 'N 3 I ' ' ,qf, . , X. Campion, Judith ' f ' Cappello, JoAnn I .3 ' M Carmichael, Barry Q 4 - Y Castle, Karen . x , A 1 .-'if F9 ' i -1 - ' A , , r . ' if . -E.. k 6 'Gt' X l A Chagas, Emilia Chalfa, Robert Lloyd Chastain, Roylene Cheatham, George Cherry, David Chula, Tony Claar, James Clady, June Clamp, Carolyn Clarke, Dana lGuifyJ Clarl-ee, Wayine Classcn, Edmond Clayton, Bruce Clemenshaw, Neil Cleeton, Linda Buso, Carmen Butler, Richard Caltagirone, Dick Camacho, Josephine Cameron, Linda Boucher, Janice Bowen, Gloria Braas, Van Bradford, William Bradley, Judy Broadway, Carol Broome, Katharine Brophy, Marlys Ann Brown, Sally Brurnley, Catherine Buday, Judy Burdick, Kenneth Burns, Barbara Burt, Forrest Dean 'Kiki t. B - n , 4 1: if Z' :ti S .l , Curtis, Merrill Cushman, Stephen Dadisman, Yvonne DeGraca, Joe Dailard, Douglas Daily, Robert Dalkenberg, Doris Dana, Duke Davis, Carole Davis, Christie Davis, Gary Delaney, James Dellinger, Dale Dias, Mary Dickard, Kinta Dickman, Michael Dill, Betty Dowell, Roland .X I Janet .,.--if- , 4 ii I x, X 'N Cochran, Diane Coito, Emily Colergo, Manuel Collier, Charleen Collum, John Cooper, Kathleen Copeland, Ruth Corbett, Carol Costa, Virginia Courtney, Lucille Cox, Robert Crosby, Kenneth Crowell, Edward Crower, Linda An fl an N 'fill C 'C 3, w ', 3 ' , ,g m 'e ' X if it D as 9 K ,id 'I Al ' '. I , . l A 1: is 5 C ,,, E 4- v l N A V I -c- K Y 17 A Ir Q 0 Q .xx M i 'N Downey, Ernest lSkipperl ' Downey, Louanne Doyle, Thomas Dunn, William Dunne, Dennis Alan Dunne, Robert Dye, Darlene Eade, Samuel Early, Melaine Eber, Alan Edwards, Lona Edwards, William Eubanks, Carol Faris, Ted g '94 xi . l at Q , v I G. , se-9 'C' Q, , ,E if-ff! i E, 1 x. F 1 ff? if ll in 9' S' K4 - 6 6 I ,QS 3 F 3, c 1 M ' A 1 T g Farmer, Robert Farrar, Michael Felix, Karen Felman, Melvin Ferguson, Larry Ferreira, Marie Ferreira, Otilia Fitzgerald, Patricia Flaherty, Gail Fleet, Nancy Fleming, Gene Foudray, Patsy Francisco, Mary Franklin, Barbara Furchner, Bruce Gaines, Carol Garcia, Arnold Geer, Elizabeth . g 63 Hills, Donna Rae Hinrichs, Henry Hodge, Vernon Hollar, Kenneth Holliday, John Holmes, Charles Holt, Judith Holzenberg, Joan Hooper, Charlotte Hooper, Velma Jo Hoover, Pamela Hopper, Diana Huddleston, Jerrey Hudson, James 64 Halverson, David Hamada, Gary Hardie, Frances Harkavy, Gloria Gilbert, Gloria Gilbert, Michael Gillespie, Susan Glazier, Nancy Golden, Ray Gomes, Alfred Gouveia, Frances Grihalva, Bonnie Grimsman, Mary Guess, Sherry Haffner, Shelley Hahn, Carolee Hahn, Janet Hahn, Joan Hall, Missouri J Harris, Phil Hasch, Janet , . ' 7? Hawkins, Richard . E , I ' ,.- 7,- Hellmuth, Valerie Q 9' Hermans, Raymond Q 6,5 , X. X if Kwik? ' i .. V 1 K ' , V 'S ' . E' .X ,J g X N Q 1 V' Hughes, Sherry Hunka, James Lewis Hunt, Linda Hurst, Gage Hutchinson, Georgianna X X w . N Hutchison, Sandra Ingram, Robert Jaquish, Carole tg Jason, Stanley ' Jenkins, William Johnson, Darolyn Johnson, Gary Johnson, Nancy Jones, William Jorgensen, Mogens Kalbtell, Nancy Kayda, Geraldine Mildred Keenan, Patricia . Kellogg Wally Y I Us x 'i K 2 ' A W L ,f'f ' Kennedy, Jimmy 4 i ' King, David ' ' ' , I 2 ,I Q King, Patricia 3 P , , ' . Q' Kirkland, Anna Marie 3. I g , Klein, Charles . M , k t. Kotlan,. Michael Krueger, Kenneth LaMontagne, Timothy Langston, Cathy Landers, Curtiss Langlais, Joe LaSalle, Maureen Leary, Susie Leger, Luverne L:Gerrette, Frank LeGerrette, Robert Lesko, Anna Lesko, John Limbach, Betsy 65 -Q' Lind, Twylla Ann Lindrus, Wenonah Littleton, Joyce Lockwood, Linda Long, Beverly Long, Jean Long, Linda Long, Robert Lovelace, Susan Luallin, Terry Luz, Mary Lyman, Luther Mace, Billy Machado, Lionel l K F 1' K ? Z 5 qi. 1 Mn . , 4 ,I l , .f 66 5. lg I A V X Mack, Patricia Mahnken, Marilyn Ann Manning, Terry Marion, Alan Marlow, Virlee Marks, Richard Marques, Anthony Martinez, Marcette Mascarenas, Mickey Mason, Karen Mason, Lee Masters, Jerry Masters, Robert Matthews, Karolyn McBrayer, Beverly McDuffee, Carole May McMaster, Allen McPheeters, Darryl 's,,- 4:7 v I , -. I Mott Anna Mott lla Muirheid, Clyde I v i I Muehleman, Kenneth - -f ,I l Murphy, Sheridan W Myers, Edith Myers, Lynda Naylor, Robert Naylor, Sally Nevitt, Melvin Newell, David Niles, James Noe, Michael Norlander, Kay Norman, Rudy Nunes, Rosalie Oaks, Judy Obayashi, Jon Meeker, Martha Meler, Robert Micelli, Richard Michael, Gail Miller, David Miller, Henry Miller, Michael Miller, Richard Minton, Douglas Mixon, Robert Moosebrugger, David Morris, Roberta Morris, Sheldon Ann Morrow, Peter 5' , 1 J Q fi' ,S 1 R H, 1 ' I f.- 3-0- 1 if FJ -aels 1, I N. Olson, Robert O'l-lara, Katy O'Mara, Sharon Pais, Eugene Paquin, Geraldine Park, Sylvia Parks, Anthony Passrnore, Anna Paxton, James Pearse, Donna Pearson, Linda Penacho, Charlene Perry, Leslie Peterson, Bessie Peterson, Carolyn Ann 7 ill' 4: ' 45. .-1 ll? . L. ff' sf ' f 'mNg , ,. mi i Q.. - 'S Q' 'f i x ' - ' , fi it f f +view , ,,fmeH,,3 ' , g.Wf,V g5?,wNw . W i', ' -sr 4 ' X 4 C. J 4: ,vi is 'i Ni' if is Peterson, Christopher Peterson, Leroy Phillips, Carol Post, Caroline 00 I Prado, Jerry Press, Linda Radovich, Robert Raichart, Judy Rebelo, John s'X fx Rebelo, Manuel Reed, Terry Reeves, Joanne Reeves, Beth Rhile, Kay Richardson, Lawrence Roberson, Kay Robinson, Calman Rochefort, Georgeanne Roiz, Rosa Rose, Ross, Ross, Loretta Raymond David Karen Virginia in-ef I if-+45 rn 'S 'i N . Lfx 'Z' C' Ysyx Shepard, Robert Shine, Frank Shirley, David Shook, Sidney Sieckman, Janet Sills, Fred Silva, Alison Silveira, Arnold Singer, Edward Slaughter, Linda Sloan, Donald Small, Timothy Smallwood, Dona Smith, Hugh i ! 1 X 1 ld Shaffer, David Shallenberger, Laurie Sharer, Patricia Shaw, Jene Shears, James Schofield, Dona Scott, Charles Seddon Gar ld , Y Semendinger, August Rowson, Barbara Ruckle, Robert Ruiz, Mario Russell, Charles Ryden, Lee Salmon, Steve Samsel, Joan Sanchez, Sonny Sandstrom, Margot Sanford, Marion Schlarbaum, Nicholas Schmidt, Valorie Schnaubelt, Frederick Schneller, Georgine Schoenberger, Albert 'Q 1 fx I. sf Q: I 1 .gt 3 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sneed, Soares, Soares Squanc King Michael Rea Richard Roger Carlene Roger e, Stephanie Stackhouse, James Stamps, Oray Stancil, Jerry Stevenson, Debi Stone, George Lawerance Storm, James Stough, Carol Stovall, Carol Sullivan, Robert Surles, Robert gg Swoboda, Wade Syvertsen, Marion Taber, Geraldine Taylor, David Taylor, Hershel Edward Taylor, Michael Teixeira, Manuel Telander, Marilila Telford, Stephanie Templeton, David Thierens, Florence Thompson, Billie Thompson, Jane Thompson, Linda 1 it A , Va nGcssel, Lynne Varley, Josepln Vaci, Jcnr Warfc Penclis Wf1dr3n B:'r1 C Wa'Lcr, Frances Walker, Mary Wa'fc', Lloyd Wawkcldt, R ina Ward. Frank Watl ns, James Watson, Katnqn Weatnqrbry, Bvia Webster, Judy Jcar Tnzmpson. Stanley T tlrcrmqton. Sharon Todd, Mary Susan Tocrnfr, Gloria Tenmlrrrs, John Tcitnalcer, Helen Torbett, Janet Tcrlbcrt, Tamara Torres, Rose Town, Mrlre Travrs, Elaine Tubbs, Tony Turner, Patsy Tuthlll, Seaward Vasa, Lrllian Vallm, Richard Vance. Paul Vanderlinde, lnez XXfrHccrsorr, Pairrcra WnNlcitc. Larry Wrl!rams Dorothy WrINrams, Larry Wrllrams, Steplrmny 1 - T',1 3 f , fx Wrlson, Davrd Wrrdscrl Edward Wrsmqr, Ahan Wood, Cards Wood-ward, Drama Wcrthrnsion, Barry Wr qhz, T mcthy WUIZCLL, Circ! Wyman. Larry Yalwv, R Uard Zarlcs Atrwfa lflzzr, Mark C! nf! 1.1 ix 0 if M, , ,. ,guy I, w i- f ff , iz 2 F ' -K ' ,I .1 . 311 is! if I 'J I i X, Q 4 1 I I ' I Marilyn 'n Mike. Which one is the winner? rfflw My I . l ,MM f, -me - f , . -f .Sir :iz r . .f.s', 'f is ff' Miss Sunshine i . in i e Y f 1 We 1 1. r if , , ,. iiL , gr. ' ! 5 f ii - ,see .re - ' n ei 1 ' . f - ' ' 9535 P ,. Water on the brain. nl ,r r 55: I Q 4--1 1 if 13 X 'O q 1' A if i 1.1-Qi? r rw- -M i ' , 1-'ff . V L . , ' ' -1 if A 2 ,, ,sf .Jw f LJ, Hollywood or Bust ? 2 ' , ' . 1 A p N., ' aff ' I 3 3 I 5 ' if W I ' ' Oh, WOW! !' ' x SGP!-ICDMCDRES 5 fi B a o -1a 'N7 en Whe J dy Jo ge o 'Q T L a THE CLASS OF 59 G d S oo res Gatlwenng broke all re p vrous records tor bake sales' Tlwerr entlwusrasrn also backed many sclnool actnvrtres and soplwornore vorces resoundecl un a large portron ot the Booster Club We know tlmerr sprnt wrll contrnue and Increase as they enter the rr junior year i ad a Hsto .r , ly IX jx 7, W 1 , arb ra Mal ney txrrf-dvnt .X ,L - 4 -... - ' L 1- 5 A , ,c ' 3 MV - ' I W V TI' .' 'L' K ' 4 , ' is f fNU9 . I fl, l K n 7 U Kar eler u r ns ind Louis How 1 Ch Vrcc Prcsrdent Sacreta y Treasurer r nan I I Q . 0 c g 9-an , - A gg, 1 .Q re 4l, .. 7 ,. T . 9 111' 4. TILL- .,, I I , Q 1' ' 'F , , xx- 'i 7 IN - T 1 0 . . F .l l 2' if: nv Qpf 3 .4 l -' I N15 if he , 'I A .X I , . N -- ' 1 -a f Il Lvlx 9 kv , - - fr, 1 wwf Q F F I lx. 6 , T , 4? 5 ,. 2 4 Q , '- V 5 , i9 l' A - , - X - x A J W ' , , 7. SI 'T 4' - F ' v , 1' , TAA . HQ . L 7 K-1 -, , . i 6' ' X4 73 Y A , ix. ,Xu V A , 0 - - . '. A ...g - 'IX'-3 ' 1-gfyf-:YJ-f '-T' xt 71,42 Lai 'TTB 5 w F -:Riff L: . X kr Lf. 'MI - 'Vx -, 'y lx X . K . QI.. , .4 gf, . , f rf . i fl 1 at Q 'yi 14 .4i, , K, L I s.. A k - ' ,P rg. . i.: ' I Z K - -..'.. , - ,,,4 U, , ' 4 Z W --T-.,s l .54 wif A i 4 1 Q r 1..- .lr t- .. ' ' kt 8 'iw First row, left to right: Karen Schneider, Joan Mulryan, Henrietta Grom, Sally Neyenesch, Marilyn Wood, Vivian Renner, Gail Headley, Wanda Canoy, Second row: Sharon Eppley, Linda Smith, Roberta Pangburn, Betty Ann Thomas, Margaret Glover, Virginia Benjamin, Zelma Sallee, Dolores Pereira. Third row: Frank Basil, Dick Crane, John Abels, Whitney Haskell, James Roe, Tommy Reiter, John Solomosen, Ronny Nixon, Dennis Potter. Fourth row: Leonard Miramontes, James Madsen, Dannv Sibet, James Walshe, Manuel Ferreira, Gary Gould, John Rothrock, Joe Jardin. CLASS OF '59 First row, left to right: Bonnie Sweet, Ruth Snyder, Nancy Padillo, Bonnie Johnson, Sally Summers, Rosemarie Silva, Janice Paff, Sheryll Zaruba, Marilyn Obayashi, Shirley Hopper, Sharon Brittain. Second row: Mary Maddon, Linda Tripp, Melinda Seeger, Thenesa Mozier, Betty McCann, Karin Novak, Dexter Fisher, Sherry Harsh, Ernest Silva, Third row: Roger Swift, Frankee Hutler, Joan Love, Evelyn Gordon, Marilyn Schowengert, Kath- leen Hardisty, Laura White, Diane Fenstermaker, Phyllis Bement, Jean Presley. Fourth row: Tracy Ball, Charles Bloom, Sam Young, Ray York, Bill Baby, Bill Pomdore, Bob Slater, Eddie Boland, Duane Bush, Brian Wiersema. Fifth row: Richard Budworth, Frank Faias, Oliver Owen, Don Larson, Robert Higgins, Barry Bernedes, Dick Schenke, Vilalter Phaler, Stewart Sales, Scott Smith, '-,- 5:9 . .N N , 5: 7- ' ' -. . - xr - J I' 4- aff, r liii 'gg rr or ,wan ,. , J .. 1 I x , - ' l ig F4 xt C l- ! l , i 'al ,S E x 'fig i y i K. l '7 it XM' . 41 ,. F ' ,, m ' .- I - K ...Q 77. ,fv-A -1 , , Q9 q in ,xv n, . . '- , 5 X: . , i ,I 1 , ,z., 4 Nr . tr sk! , . , xi-ssl I i K Y, i, First row, left to right: Jean Colonell, Gail Pil- ney, Judy Rogers, Evelyn Knox, Jean Robbins. Sec- ond row: Jim Bone, Bar- bara Sanford, Joan Nel- son, Betty Dahlheim, Jo Ann Davis, Judy Berry, Pam Carr, Jenny Smollar, Tom Swiers. Third row: Charles Stuart, E l a i n e Hardman, Gwen Small, Cheryll Dudley, Anne Jessop, Gayle Brotherton, Gordon Forrester, Fourth row: Sparky Bishop, George Billings, Leigh Knoben, Tommy John- ston, Doug Helming, Phil Clark, Mike Jaureigui, Bill Paff. First row, left to right: Sandra Berryman, Bebe Placido, Sally Piper, Sandra Newton, Second row: Judy Ramsey, Ramona Basich, Janet Pearse, Judy Hughes, Lynn Evans, Gloria Douglas, Polly Wilgus, Third row: Ruth Chambers, Carol Branch, Carole Egbert, Carole Sim- mons, Dolores Lehoy, Fourth row: Gary Sutherland, John Casey, Fred Fogel, Robert Amos, Rockyne Fredrick, Charles Long. Fifth row: Tom Charles, Chris Dow, Art Giddings, Tom Hansen, Ronnie Oldman, George Martin, Chuck Mitchell. i 3 L UP 'x 1 Q' , WW-- c, H, 1 . Ar 0 ,, 5, faf,,f,,m . I' ,J JL, , sf v its V ,,, , E Zi. .-, af 1 C ,- - I A F, ,, . r ' . , . N' if 'Lal' ' 'X ' el. a 'P .fp , W , ig , . . 74 H sm., I l l I . I-hi' N A 0. .U l hy an in ' ke, y C' I 4 s S .kr , t l X, L I .. 4 , R, I ' l N V x ,P i, J ,W at ,s,t First row, left to right: Caroline Eldredgo, Emily Flores, Heide Flores, Ida Perry, Jackie Ferguson, Karen Goy, Jenny De Rocco, Pat Colonell, Ana gela Palermo, Lana Cox. Second row: Sharon Coe ley, Rose Cicalo, Pam Petersen, Sandra Bowers, Barbara Ferrin, Betty Lovelace, Margaret Akin, Carol Ward, Virginia Broome. Third row: Roy Sammons, Billy Clamp, Nancy Ward, Sandra Boi- nowski, Jackie Jones, Mary Pearl, Gary Sweet, John Hoffman. Fourth row: Bob McLean, Harold Silva, Max Reese, Roger Adsil, Ronnie Crosby, Harry Stoval, Howard Du- vall, Duke Ferrara, First row, left to right Sharon McGee Peggy Rockwell Sandy Tavares Linda Holliday Doris Rich Mad line Molin Susie Serrano Ruth Slezak, Lisa Williams Sharon Loftus Second row Ellen Rochefort Karen Wh eler Mary Valersky Kathie Paishon Bonnie Lord Sandy Burney, Joanne Penners Sandy Monson Third row Claudell Howard Bill Ayers Ronnie Parker Dick Neville Lauren Sepin Tommy Ruckle, James Bowmen Fourth row Larry Guillory Bud Shull Jim Shepherdson Bruce Newton Stan Rogers Sam Jones Don Shanley Q J f NJ First row, left to right: M o n i k a Such, Ginny Good, Alice Stevens, Gail Gordon, Barbara Maloney, Darla Marshall, Second row: Grant Weaver, Ce- leste Erickson, Pam Pen- dleton, Betty Sherwin, Jeanne Simmons. Third row: Gary-Burkett, An- drew Robnett, Hubert Littleton, Gary Hovde, Kenneth Van Fossan, Bob Duling. Fourth row: Sam D'Agosta, Phillip Moore, Bill Johnson, Jack Calvin, Bob Bradley, Bill Kunkle, Bob Karrow, ,. ., x A : I ,- N., - fel ,- ,af 21K ,fl -.1 f X r V x 9 0 Us x Q Y , 'so Q I i I 19'l QT: E i , 0 cf A-..' Xa-. V v-v l i l 5 R is -2,3 rf 'We' T: h b ' l lg A 1 'F W by 1 I c ' 4 R -ve. 1 Q ' Q I .,,,,. 1 'v Ya 3 J l N' W. r .J , v 'll ll 'I ' I J r -. ,zu , NX Yiggg 2'-0 2-Q. 9 , , -q J, -N 4 1 mt ,- Q x-sf 'l N' K4 pr- K 1 . 'N' ,ef V 4 Q, X Ol V T J -- gf f- fv- 2' First row, left to right: Joan Korstad, Foyetta Farris, Patricia Graves, Barbara Silva. Second row: Howard Evans, Pa- mela Jacobs, Linda Mor- gan, Sharon McLennan, Bonnie Armstrong, Linda Luallin, James Nickel. Third row: Tom Martinez, Louis Azar, Don Willard- son, Dick Baker, Spencer Peters, Mike Edwards, Steve Evarkiou, John Smith, Fourth row: Bill Rust, Bill La Fond, Jon Sutherland, Jack Woy, Ralph Bonacker, Jim Lasswell, Walter Bailey. Q' 1. A.. Tm 1 fs ' -1 First row, left to right: Anne Stock, Sue Hatcher, Sharon Burbank, Wanda O'Dell, Lucy Kelley, Judy Friel, Pat Lain, Carol Ahern, Second row: Bar- bara Meinke, Adrienne Hall, Linda Fisher, Donna Lewellen, Julia Prentiss, Barbara Bates, Jan Ger- ber, Lorraine Lyon, Berit Nielsen. Third row: Dan Hostetter, Maureen Gui- ett, Jo Anne Greacen, Helen Bixby, C a r o ly n Burne, Jackie Hampton, Laurel Baldwin, John Medina. Fourth row: Bob Hamilton, Richard Arn- old, Tom Boswell, Bob McMullen, Jim Baker, Bill Romberger, William Fontanna. 'Z' ,- 4 'f'z... x-- .,, 5 , xi - ? Qi I ..- . X l i ' ' -.. , A J 5 o. .,. J 1 1' , ,N First row, left to right: Marion Kjerstad, Carol Adams, C a r o l Emmit, Nancy Olson, Lonna Bol- linger, Nancy Vovaox, Denise Pardner, Kay Gil- bert, Sandra Jaworski. Second row: Judy Jorgen- sen, Linda Macon, Jodee Dolittle, Lauril Lewis, Da- na Giddings, Cathy Turk, Marsha Swanson, Mar- dean Bowman, L i n d a Louis. Third row: Archie Ramsey, Lynn Willis, Bill lngrim, Bill M c C ol I, Charles Chatlynne, Chuck ' , , Welch, S t e v e Herron, is 5 Ernie Stephenson, Fourth I' 5 X r row: Art Cummings, J' r John D. Willardson, John i McPherren, Allan King, l Gary Stephenson, Carrol ' Murphy, Howard Char- lq A an Bnan, Dave Kidwell, Alan . 'Inn' 'F OVSVT1. . ffi - .M J 'lf J' ia' . li n 1 ',! 5?7 ? 35+'lff .. I iffy ah X A l'l tj 1 p 1 if f? .. Q l5':iii'451 1 ji Q ' , ' 5 Y ' :fai ls i V 4 'H 4 'i 3 'il l , , L 1 H'!'lAll ' N' i r : L Q 1 1 I Q 'ri' ' in i L, ' 5 ii ' ,,,,S,vfi?,g . , it A. . a re -..P . xg, J 4 C 1 .2 l ,A gl J PQ. h - ., px I x 'F ' -. 3, . ev I A ' l I f F 'A ,. U if G. 2,1 , i - Q. 4 af i gs 4. M R17 A -7 . ' W , Q I A -. 7 ' ' - Y X u ' 'V J .1 A , - w S 'F F , K. L ' I 1 -J .' ' tl 5 l 'I PM i +3 7 I First row, left to right: Lou Porter, Jackie Ras- musan, Sherri Gonlag, Ann l-lartranft, K a r e n Knight, Carol Wade, Pat Rooks, Second row: Vern Thompson, Betty Coch- ran, Nancy Anderson, Peggy Smith, Peggy Shine, Lynn Noble, Ar- lene Fernandes, J e r r y Drickell, Third rcwi J, P. Bungarncr, Lyle Gaeth, Fred Kemp, Bill Padgett, Ronnie Lewis, Tommy Kaiser, Bobby Burkholder, Joseph Rooney, Charles Myrose. Fourth row: Charles Land, Steve Lep- tich, Michael Bancroft, Lee Webb, Bill Beard, Robert Maw, Eddie Stang- ler, Albert Baines. 80 J , r- 9 .., X .Q . Q P, 'PY A 2 3 l 2 1 'ji' AKSFV Q. ia' .. i 4 C 1 1 Q, 5. lil! 0 i 5, 'nrt 4 42 g J s H J ig X? I l 5 h 2' tx Q il, -v- if , D 7. 'Q , '34, First row, left to right: Sherry Travis, N a n c y Newell, Sherry Machado, Frances Radovich, Lynn Jacobs, Mary Ann Engert. Second row: Earl Alexan- der, Richard Casteneda, A u g u 5 t Silva, Kenny Spotts, Tommy Bayne. Third row: Angelo Di Cataldo, Stephen Thomas, George Hulshizer, Jerry Hartvigsen,George Schultz, D a v i d Sousa, James Bradford. Fourth row: Jim Switzer, Rodney Roy, Wilbur Wilkon, Wil- liam Brown, Danny Mara tinez, John Correia. ta- X X XR J Q ln, ln- lr va 4 K S F Y . E I 'U 9 T v ' 3 l x 'X P xv' 1 494, 4. 1 4' . m, 1 l ' 1 1 , . 3' ! XX , T' 5 , Frsf row lwlt to riqht: Mary Cnacvia' Jo Stwne s--ri DTS C':nlr Mifxry Buyh Now Di nar', Lyn'-' Gauaro, Jacxie Rqy. S-'fe ond row: Tommy White. John l-lfrtz 'lciw Bcrgstad Nancy Lustiq, Pam.-la Ehr- Wch, Sindy Raclrei Dar-.7 dc K rby, M ke Nevitf Bzbby Mufrooncy. Th rd 'C-Ni Feta Jacobs, Lqqh Myws, Steve' Tharnoeof. Davd Eby, Thomas Fwd- riclc, Gerald l-lqmbury, Jerry Milburn. Fourth row: Jack Merger, Torn Lynch, Dale Ofllck, Jolln OSUlllVdfl, John Wade, Fern Simon- cau, Martin Mason, Kar' Sorcng. Denrs Mfchcll. I ' gn- 1 ll f 6 0 'll' 'i 1 f , r 5 74 if ' , y 5? ,I .va t Y 1 J 3 ' SA , H 4 'Ji' - 11. l f - ' 1 xv , ' ' 1 -u I Z A A 1'- Q 7- X, ' 1,g ? . 7. .3 1. izig, lf. l' f, E - .Ml .,r lbs if 5 X 1 4 First row, left to right: Carolyn Whitaker, Bever- ly McPherson, Belmira Gonsalves, Karen Lon Judy Karpe, Chris Maso Second row: Don Parker, Marcia Hamilton, Bettie Griffith, Donna Lee Hum- phries, Carol Pollock, Neva Ingram, Leon Janes. Third row: Bill Morrison, Paul Smith, Mike Currier, Lanning Grubb, Vincent Latona, Jerry Lengenza, Phil Taylor, Fourth row: Lorenzo Buchanan, Paul Kundrat, Bob Held, Dave Benkner, Gary Hanna, Steven Canizales, Bill Boswell. Q, n. , ai ATM LUICS x 1 I . 4. .qx,',,,A-. 4. ,,-, ... . N..- V ,.,., - . ..s . .-- - ' . a -... , -.-, -- .. --- - L- . ' 4. ' -.. 1, , 1 .ilnf A L'7 ..........,,.., .h .-.YQH .-B, 'vu 3-.H . ---' ' lL -Y it gf' nO - .I x,-5,1 P ..o - , 3 Q-. --' U f. . 4 A -I' . , Q - ' - . A F5550 i , 7 ,A-. '. 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OUR SONG LEADERS . . . are the tour hard-working girls who by their tast- moving routines and music. were partly responsible tor the tast-moving action on the tield and floor. 84 Tl-IE BEAM Gail Besse 14737 Carol Rietf OFTEN DURING THE GAMES . . . our eyes followed their lively routines as they led us through familiar Loman songs. All tour demonstrated their wonderful leadership and radiated the coopera- tive spirit ot the student body. Lynne Phnllups Ronnie Beldon THEY LEAD QLIR CHEERS Mille Town Head Cheerleader OUR SPIRIT . . . was built by them into the nolslest ano strongest in the city so we could answer their urgent request lor-more! With all they could muster they tried to malce every Loman fight for and be proud ol hrs school. 85 HLJRRAH FUR MR. TGLICI-IDGWN 'ia OUR EYES . . . marlced the recovery ot a team thought d-oomed to tailure. Early deteats spurred them on to conquer the unconquered. A combination ot brains, brawn and sheer defiance made a glorious teat the night Loman warriors smashed I-loover 20 to 7. PASSING . . . 'WM f +-1-u-4 DEEINITELY . . . not on the winning side didn't count to Loman fans, but being on the side where their sympathies lay was what mattered. It mattered because the team's courage and determination won our respect and admiration. f Q. , , .-6 their strong point, was tound and devel- oped. It proved a winning tactic. sl iff! 71 -' I E' 'lim Q VN f 0 r an- 0 I' B 1 D . l 1 ' ' .- ,Q - , 5 . '-' 5' ' 1 9. Sian: E, I-4' y I. S E Q es a B, M: a'-if 9 Hcrmvs E, Asif I, Da'-:if S. fffrmy J. G2-:hrng J. !.g if B v' rf f, if. S. E, 1 -r nr, VY, If- :qq E. Aeon: Q N T Ears P. Stz 'Z C. M ctcn, L. C::c:ct,B Cant 2, E, PZ-gvedz, If-ri' J 1 J. B .t' E. B'i'Jt',rd R, I-Ial N. Smith, V. Each, V- n G, Cheatham E. Gomez J. Vivley, M. Eccclo, R. Snead, 1 Af, . J 86 Hwiiv, .vii ...ix F Assaf F Azevedo J Booth R Castle Team Captam M L Coppoclr V Eppley J Goehnng R Hall SENICDR LETTERMEN Team Captaun fi' J Jensen B Kelly P Meyer B Mollanen T Silva N Smith P Stoltz J Welch VARSITY BASKETBALL SQ 'Q J lf MHA aw one, left to right: L. Barnum, T. Faris, B. Clayton, D. Barnes, J, Goclwring, J, Rebelo, D. Llbby. row two: Coach Crosthwaite, D. Mlnton Serrano. G. Fleming, J. Booth, A, Dunn, R. Golden, B. Blee, T. Crowell, 4 -1 F l , F5 5 3 as .VV 2 Q Q., + F .,-J 'L . 'S - IU lv , 1 r ' 'o ' Bl T x- rx J! l X I l , X B. Blee J. Booth B' C'aYf0 og :F :X O ,,,, Q--. A, Dunn J. gosh,-ing L. Serrano Team Captain EYES CHQ THE BALL VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . teams ot Point Loma are well lcnown tor their hustle, and the '57 edition was no exception. A ten won-twelve l-ost record was surely not the best in Point Loma history, but their triumph over San Diego 58-57, which brought to a climax the. Cavers' three-year reign over the Pointers, was nothing less than sensational. After this, a crucial heartbrealc- ing loss to Lincoln had its effect on the Lomans. Jerry Booth was elected captain and was an All-City choice. Bill Blee was elected most valuable player and received All-City honorable mention. The enthus- iasm and competitive spirit ot this varsity baslcetball team was wondertul to watch. TAKE ME OUT TG Tl-IE BALL GAME... L. if B. Fontana Willette THE VARSITY BAS-EBALL TEAM . . . sported many green members but put out every second ot every rnnrng Jrm Lunstord was team captarn and handled the team from the catchers posrtron Johnny Rebelo drd a stalwart job of prtch :ng leadrng the team to a number of vuctorr s Jerry Booth and Lennre Serrano drd outstandrng jobs rn the outtreld These alert powerful dynamos gave plenty ot excrt ment an the cllamond by their speed and skull with the bat and ball 'nv' Liv o R So R He mans a s J Welch L Wllett mall ood 5 eoG-Fmg,lBoothJRe 90 X. x is :gi L Serrano Welc Mx' 4 Aj T' ,A sf'- swam mm 32-45' A-:L'+ 11 XJ 4 5 5'PW5x.i I ' I . . . .0 , 5 ., . . 9 . . . ' J. h L . lf' 's T - 1 ,J 4 ! Ei L , If ' 1 'I h 5-.L J v , -'E , , - . My I I Q 2 Lx A W' .' , x v L 4 . N I 4 ' v I f , ' A Q . r ls . v 3 ' xi 1 gg Q, 5 A Q. X .ov g, A 51 I T 4 'iff ' K 5 ' . 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Rebelo A MGRE RAPID THE VARSITY TRACK . . . squad was sparlced by many time individual per- formances. Charles l-lolmes and Ronnie Diemoz did an outstanding job in running the big mile. Diclc lsham and Andy Dunn were other seniors who helped the squad. A LARGE NUMBER . . . ot iuniors and sophomores on the team will be a boon next year tor they will receive valuable ex perience running in varsity competition DASHING FORWARD determined to win the thrill of competing running putting jumping and vaulting exhuberance over many a smashed record all these comprised this years traclc and tield even THAN 'Q pu-B D lsham C Holmes EAGLES.. wdlw' K Q A ,A - l I R Sneed Q R Diemoz '74 'NHL 4 rw nec. h -1 -4 0 px was 23' 5. s p 'av row o e lft to rght W Laidlaw T Slva C Holmes D lham B Sul D Hem a on C ichell De io Mxon B Rogers two R Sneed D Davis D Nelson D Lndner C Campbell W Bradford A Dunn G Varne B Jones R Yalrey Coach Thomas 'to pg. Kg ? 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' I f -- , if A r fl' . . ft -, ., 9 , 1 .xg 5 n, -gs 5 'gg 1 of 1 ' if , -,ff ' '. f. , . V 1: A 'i 'I' 'wl ' MI' 1,5'TTi 11' 1 -' --i 1 'N if tt'-42, A fi- 1- DI' . - - , H ' 34091. ' .guf.f' K QW- 5 ,gf . ,, A ' - A if-' ' n. .. Q rv ew, ,11S'.ss1--11 T '.,f.,-1 ' . , , -- .,'-,.+ .I I , r.,.' ' , . - .' . ww A f ' of , . ,,., 'W ' .' ,.f -1 -.' ,K ' I4 '-'-,,-ig by fl I 3 l 5 - i . . l . . , . S , . res, . l in , B. Cl t , . Mt . F, VY , R. i , . . row . Y Z ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I - . A . , . - i . . - - . - I Q Z5 5 5 -' 14. x K , h '- , ' T si ' 1 ,T U Y' Q X Y' 1 ' D V U 0 i I x I f. : I 1 'lx rs the sport whrch recerv s the least glory tor the hardest work Runnung takes lots ot strength and endurance and the team this year showed plenty of both plus excell nt teamwork They practrced to reac the records set to brea them and run wrth everythrng they had to wrn A MILE A MINUTE -QP Q 8 ITU 4 llll xxljtl ... la n 1'-.. Q1 LOA, 1 11 mf We atb 4 114 nu TM Ya 3, 'iff Af Y-was GC M ix 'Q I Plckeu AS an excell nt bet to wrn the league our harners met a terrutrcally tough l-loover squad and were edged unto second place Although they drdnt wrn the league they captured many oth r tatles rust as coveted They took second place IU the Open Dnvrslon and trrst rn the Novrce A huge trrst place trophy came when the runners out galloped other teams rn the crty at the Aztec lnvutatronal Run The Pornters qualntred for the SCIF Frnals but had a bad day and tonnshed out Brll Jones was named by has teammates the most Improved runner Ronnne Dremoz was elected thus year s team captarn as well as most valuable 'A' 'ww' M M M s l Chuck Holmes Tea m Capta I n .v, .gif . Q' 1 Ronnie Daemoz Team Captam vu .1 Hx, . ., .- - 1 H- lr .7 A . f ' Y Q . q 2 l l ' 1 , AN Q - X , l. w , fy l- I r .3511 y A I i UW., Q , ll Kiwi NX 1 nqxi :X V x I ' f XA A 1' I , ,Q ' ' 3 X Q it I 1 j fi, s - - I N., -4 J as ' -2 5 ,lf 3 p I A' 4 ,4 y 40.71 A V' ,- b 1 Ama f ,, Q .1 Nw ' X M 1 , V QT' ' 1 X 11514 .JJ .X 1.411 -SVI, xl Ljvli A 'Y .4 Q - . T' v 'Y ' K A 5 v ,. J 1' Q , ' , '. -A I - K , x if r y , . yt DWL 1.0 fr N Q .. l-ri--A l Y v- A 4 , X l L TT ' z T- P ST 'I X ,i - y .i ,Q x ,QQ I A ' sf . 4 A ' . ' N x 'L V 'I ' - - -, 4. -. I .ax T' h A 'lf' ' f 'lt 'L -. .. , f.t,,5i?: .Y mayb-1 ' T J - . . . - - f ' ' . , A f .-4' ' 4'-1 M f'f'W F'-.Q-'s'i-ff--113' ffl iTa5ff.5 i 'l 7' I ,-, . - . 'f '-ff' '44 ' -ff 3 ' J3:fV'.g, N I-A11 -f+5 Mfs-T4-Av . N V . M, -: , ggi.. - , .:- 1 . .,-. p. Wann N .. --haw' 'rl ., ggulrgrgq, '-1. I I .L E n .I ff . L is ,ry-fx' , , ' .5 - -.,gf,f.-sf' ' 'f' i.n,,g,3,.1- .fs ,- ,m'.'.,..1 .- l ttt qht B D nne, B. Lone. G. Foster, M. Jaurcgu, P. Stern, B. Carmlchaul, M. Bates, , ascarenas, R. eler. row htwoz S. R g W B l y B My R H d on, , ark J. Kennedy, K. Crosby, J. Bollnger, D. Lrndner. row three: B. Dunne, B. Surles, D. Helmmg, C. H l e D B J D Ih H. cLcan, Coach Thomas. sl Q Q- , 2 , 2 H vo. :- THEY cram Rum AND ricr M ,M AND Triraown UE .K . : M . J - , - r -A57-X has , X ' ,P X lr hi. N Qing X., 'jgvmgff 'C 1 Qs, N- sg. ', 'T' 'Q' li THE POTENTIAL . . . found here could mean a winning varsity 'f team next season! The skills they have T acquired, drive they have shown and games they have played, point toward success. Q w I -, , ,M -..,q ,x JUNIQR VARSITY Z XX Xi Xe ,,. , --M 4, A row one, left to right: Amos, Charman, Borarn, Higgins, Ka ser, Brown, Kunlcle, Baines, Woy, Calvin, Charman, Corriea, Silva, Casey, Hansen, Sale. row two: Smith, Eppley, Hovde, Mitchell, Johnson, Bradley, Shepherdson Bshop, Thomson, Bone Hostettcr, Stuart, Coswel, Stephcrscr-, Oldhafn Gqmld, Haskell, Sutherland. row three: Bumgardner, Fontana, Ferrara, Bloom, lrgram, Bradford, Stephenson Ruclrle, Null: Alexander Pwnc-xrgcr E-yndes, 94 Herron, Bush. TJ, 1 Tl-IE EYES QE LCDMANS ARE UPON YQLJ e 1' 'Qs if U J,V. BASKETBALL . . . under the leadership ot Coach Chuck Miller, gave a good account tor itselt in the newly torrned Junior Varsity League. Made up ot only sophomores and junrors the boys gained plenty ot expen nce whrch wrll help thern a great deal when gorng out tor varsity next year Sportrng a ten and seven record the squad gave ev ry team a good battle and upset sorne ot the leaders Bruce Clay ton was elected captarn and Ronnre Crosby most valuable player 95 . .2 . . if' Si- .-' E.f'- , ,rr J.,:,:. mf- if-1' :ic-yt 'C' S C G P P '12, Pg-:r 2 far-g i' V, .V AT Tl-IE BAT.. THE J.V. BASEBALL TEAM . . . holds many hopetuls for the Varsity next season. These diamond men dis- played intense lilcing of baseball and willingness to train for the sport. Many games were batted out with enthusiasm and promise. ' 95 bZ l'4 'fra L' .1 ', ' i f i ' A gp' - W . s v. fs, ' ' 'iff-'l ftvchgffs 4 ' ., f, :J '-.. va 'su . 'fy 5 f 4- ' I .. 'rua' A , J v . .-mwah.. HQ 9 Z -T' , rl sstgfs 4 one left to ri ht: Bob Amee, Alan lor' hy? ff di ave ,-,yy ,ir .-t,t.s,, ,,, ,,,, A- X, , ,,. '--, '.x , .4 G .-,IL fi VJ, WT 'Go 3 E C V D S F L L J l-l lr S E lr J B fl B l R C ach Fristrcrw Pa, Vans-:A Hugn Srvth, by W erase' Jrn She -, ow S B .Xl C N J H d C C Ed US. :ar-, snor: X a,n.,- ,ark rlrg aacga ff X XX GO GCD GCN Q1 za ' QI 'ND 9 I Qt:- X 0 14 M-v .1 Jrl 1 ACK ow one t o ee we B o R Hendersen G Fores er Bon B Carmrclnae P Me arnes w w W o s y ey s er ma a mpgon ouanen N r D MCP t J D Wlllar son L Brown S Rogers Coac:l'1Mller THE B TRACK TEAM comprrsed mostly ot experrenced traclrsters from last year drd a tremendous job rn League competr ron HAVING MOST ot thear squad as returnrng lettermen from the last years champions the C s valrantly tried tor tlne title again Franlc Devrto only sensor on the team has jumped rn varsrty competutron and drd superbly on the C hrgh jump .I ji JS 4 gs Dig C TRACK row one lett to rgtwt B Wrersema M Bates D Spawn J Legenza M Mascarenas R Crane C Stuart row two G Clarke S Downey B Dunn B Lnndner J Rolot B Mulrooney Coacl1Tlnomas I-5 is Q., M .4 4 'SN ----.-....4 97 - m--, -.. 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N - ':,.w.:' rs - 4 WH 553 ' ' I ,lT' 4114 I' f 2? 1 gig? gg lv x f KJ P' ? M.. 5 z .7 K 3 X f' X 5 'Q ,Fm u 1 ...M '- '4 COME ON POINTERS BOOST THAT SCORE Q! K-L INX 'vt' . , -f- nf, t -I ' I x P , W A 1' N Y ,N BOOSTERS . . wore gold! They yelled in support of our teams. Composed ot the largest group of students in one club. their eyes followed every move our teams made. THEY REPRESENTED . . . in physical torm, the high ideals ot friendly rivalry and sportsmanship AT Tl'-IE END ot all our gam s their voices were heard proudly singing the Alma Mater i 'Xi K: L AD s ag K-Tr Ay x 4 9 U U . . . X . . i 'y y ' Jr 1 z - a i . .xi l' if is V' Q 1 5 Q I . W p., lj ,W i I y V 8' W - 5 e L mfs r - s x f 4 , J D ' of Q A qs L 'Q 4 U if 4 ,ii Q 4 , 5' ,W Os 11- 1 3 i Q61 i ff- ' Q. tn f hi gk: 1.-l ' -1:3 '64 X I s. ' V Q s'.' ' '-7 Y ' S 'fi ,VE 1. 1 . MN. 'fn'- ., - . -l,':7- 'Q Q I L1 ' gig. T -s 3 Q 1 'l ,fp i. 't 'I' 'YY ' ' ' ' ' ,' , .' Y 4' W JV f i- MVA qw A-nf D v H ITN' 'wi' ar . i sf, ' X .I Y, , R 'q ' V . N i 'W 4 'J I , if ' V' 3' -pi . 5 4 X' HOF q gat, W' Q nut T l ,J 'Q N 151 mi 0 4117 in IOI 102 FULL DF ZIM AND ZIP Alt.. , , no I+ row one, left to right: Bill McCall, Charles Chatlynrre, Jim Bone, Kenneth Carol Phillips, Jane Thompson, Linda Tripp, Betty McCann, Nora Dorman, Bill Kunlrle, Howard Duvall, Fred Fogle, Ed Naylor, Jim Baker, Bob Sawyer Jim Wilkins Roclryne Frederic Bob Jope Bill Dunn King Smit 3-1.-. THE PEP BAND . . . made our music: the Pep Band built .ff our spirits. As we arrived at the games and rallies, they greeted us with a snappy march and our spirits 3 rose. - . 1'4 kg a-U if' .A SPQRTS FOR GIRLS.. 3-1-8- ' -fgyk x ,K 1 'A5 --s. - ,4. x Y 1 ssl THE G.A.A .... opens the world ot sport to many girls. lt is headed by Commissioner ot Girls' Athletics and advised by Miss Wegwart. It encourages sports tor girls and sponsors many athletic activities. Besides games after school, they at- tended several tournaments and the State College Play Day. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP . . . is emphasized and friendships strengthened through the healthy recreation ot this association. 34 '75 FIRST SEMESTER 4 DOWN NGYIOY Ruth Copeland Sally Naylor Vrce Pres Secretary Clark 90 Vuqmra Curl P srdcni Ist Semester 5-...f Donna Naylor Presrdenf 2nd S master I ,pl Sherry Guess Carol Eubanks Kutty Broome SECQND SEMESTER Ruth Copeland Karen Wheeler Ruth Slezalr 5 row or' r L aw a cws o nson a man a, c Q n r redg row t r oomc M ary w 5 LH x c n T omp ay G Small S Ly D Na Mary Chapman Vurqrrua Cur Kitty Broome E I f , Vrca P'-35. Sccreiaf. Tr-' sum' ,c, left is gut: P. Shunc, P. W tc, M. M :th ,B.J lw M. Cn p ,S. N fl ', R. Srzak J. T 'oath L. Clcato , L. Mc gan, V, Curl. r two: A. Warrcck, J. Ray, K. Wheeler, D, Kuelwni, G. Douglas, J. Rasrnusan, E, Radcvclv, J. Rogers D. Pcrclra, L, Luallrr, L, Ncble, K, Ros Eld C. hee: K. Br , . E l . G. Bo an, A, Passmcrc, B. W Idx , K. Hard sty M. Va wslry H. Bw by R. C pale d, B. K. TI son J Bud , , . . Rucker A. Jessop S. Guess J. Jorgensen, L. cr, . ylor. A K Q- x ,Qfli . . I Cu- Hu: 'af Suzi. T-'faq- ACTIVITIES -'r..'- 'ov' M V X yxxur ' I' N -x A w- f ' X5 S' 'Ps ' 4' P f di Q fn A 7373 w X I J , A -1 -it--.-.Q 4 T na Gonsal Attendant I-ICDMECCDMINC C Lynne Phrll ps EYES MASKED by the Lomanettes colorful lweadpreces an excrtung football game a sparlqllng queen the return of former Lomans and dancrng that evenrng all constrtuted the Mardr Gras homecoming celebratron sponsored by the Sensor Class Queen a Barley Attendant I956 a ,...--M-4 A J? if 'LZZBQV t Af, A .vs 'P . ..- A w 'J s 'FW 'ii f ' 'wan -,Q Q if ' .. i f4x, W W ....'!lSi5g.,,Xf,E V ' - , fy- fl 3- K ... it if Y: f .. gang, .4 '! a N,, 7iMl,i35:mi..,fF 91? tin! - , '-, .,,-3.41 '- ,, , . ' wg' 1 - -vjv ' ,y M 1235. fQ1Qg 5 ', f f ,fy 'M . H af - Ib 725' ,f1,ff .if - .,Q21g2if'g, ,A 'f -Wf'?7A A 1,g1-'i':ZlxfT'g,:9f'e, ' 1-fi'?' ,K 1 VV . . ' nlaaj W '-,,, 'f',:v-Q-..,, 49' 's ' ,. gs., . - Qfgee, ftiinx ,tiff-.,,', ' ww 1, - W A. -In nv Q i. ,, hrwfififm Q r-'pw . .ww ,, ' . ., --1 -- , '-afliw x-Y-.fr A K A ' .2 '5,,,,,.1 1- ' fn- , f A . .1 Ht - 'i .' I fl O f ' . QI Q. 1 - Y ,X . - 2 u ag: , I Nil' x V' Y 1 , 2 ' l '.' -- EA 'O' l xfvsgfrfu A gjflbww' ,. Lf, fn fn nl' v ix -vm.-mfs A Q51 ' 1 1 1 ff MARDI cms iikw if 'A UN ,fl ..f V. ,tu 'I Q 4x,.f?,' . A N V - x -Z v. .' , pr' ' ., , 'CY NCL. QR I DANCING IN WINTER WONDERLAND NOEL ez-LAce . . . was a winter fantasy brought to Iite. From the cornrnittee's eIe- mentary pIanning to the actual music Ot Eddie Fisher, the baII was destined tor success. At the height ot the evening, tI'1e Iweads of two speciaI people. Jerry Booth and MariIyn Maloney, were crowned-King and Queen. 41-QL 851- 1 A r5 P4qR Bld NQEL CLACE f-21' Tl-IE LOMANETTES N Kr -Qnqtyi ......4u.:n a Tl-lE SEQUINS of the Marorettes and Pom Pons glrtterecl In our yes whrle we also kept watchrng the yellow strrpes and were drawn to those brrght umque shoes of the Drill and Drum Corps All together they were an rmpr ssrve snght to see and were a symbol of Point Loma s great tra drtron and spurrt WE WILL NEVER FORGET therr bright pageantry ancl orrgunal routines especrally therr costumes and masks In the Mardr Gras Pa rade Therr partrcrpatuon rn the football season was an essential part of the whole xcntlng and wonderful atmosphere 10-W' 'U g W .QQ ,gl g xA f. 5 Ir, . 1 ' -I .. ' .d, L-f 5 Kyiv ' . L. Q 4 ' 'R' ' : .. -f '-ff' ' 1 is A' J in .-'gf-A i . ,r -H , - . ,- . f'l 4 4' .2 N H A, -A .. ,4..35fH' fr.-iz W - '- ' - 1 - . 34' If .. f. MQ., -,J.g,,- r.g 'H -- ' .lf .I ' I ,V -. 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Carol Taykf Mar ,f N EH' ' Amy Emerson Linda Lcckwosa Pevsy Tu rw Carol Taylor Captam GLITTERED IN E nab A! ,- ft' r -Om: a73I!4i Maloreties W f- 'w Q OUR EYES '- 2 Donna Na 'Lslk Hin., 4.0 fu-3, Y jf Jn' 3 . -4 Aw A . - T' '.- - . f 23' sl 5--4.-1 .1 '.' - 4-- . -.,-A -.. - -:M -F,-. . N 'ni' 224- ' v-' --' . -, .J :-:W--9' - 1.3 V-f - WW-: .- 'I f,,-..t.:- . ., - -fa-.-LfW - - ' . WT' if rr -. ' ' . - 5 11-X Q. W ',,,,N, -. . -Q' ' f -QYQ, I --f ra- ' w' I Y yior x .nv- ,.f ..-fm Y -5 ,. 5, 1379 V Q . wr .' ,N 1 it -5. -'h 11: Q .xx '34 O -4 W , F.. D.1 1,w K1 Bycva Anduzm, vommg K: d, , . ' U. J , ,a -A- l 1 . Iv flslffx' I' f, .- -. ' ' - - . N . A ' , , 9:.j.'. -f X ' ,. 7 - .Q 1 ' .N xi , , . x wx l 1 -'P ' f f ' I f , 4 L. ' K A . l -if 1 ' A '. A K. , 1 F ,9 P Q '- .Q ' K ' . . I U I A - ,, 1 f ' - -5 Y , ...A J - - ' 5 S 4. . ' 2 - ..- -. Q f ., . . V 1 .4 --G -N1 I ,Q . .' 'Z- ' ' up A - . -' ..M . - ., x ,.v.f- .,-,.?'g'qS'f 5 - , . , . N- - I, . . 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J' f Ca :V ' Si , N.f,:', 113 U., .L .s DRILL TEAM 'Y Vurqmra Curl Captarn row one I It to rght Donna I-Iurnphnes Sandy Rucker Vlrgrnra Curl Bonnre Johnson Duane de Kerby row two Cherryl Dudley Helen Bxby Jud Fracl Lnd S th h y 1 a mr row t ree Judy Ramsey Melrnda Seeqer Jennufer DeRoeco Ruth Slezalr Sharon Brrttaun Wanda Canoy row four Betty Ann Thomas Maureen Gurett Sandy Berryman Karen Wheeler row Irve Pam Ehrlich Margaret Akun Joan Mulryan Lynn Garland Jean Colonell Vurgrnua Broome row sux Joan Nelson Adrranne Hall Delores Pereura Carol Emmutt row s vcn Sharon Coley Phyllis Bement Judy Jorgensen Nancy Padrlla Ann I-Iartranft row eught Rose Clcalo Llnda Pusher Carol Adams Jaclue Ray row nrne Ellen Roehfort Jo Ann Greaeen Pat Colonell Evelyn Knox row ten Kay Cronlr Roscmarrc Srlva Sharon Eppley row eleven Marsha Swanson Nancy Vouaux Judy Krapl Sandra Burney Sally Summers Margar t Brem Mary Ann Bates Executuve Officer ' W . Q v . . Q O Q I Fray.. , .f:'-: - I ffl' 'Li - :Q s , 'Aa , - we . I ' AA . .I , :I I .K 'E f'I:v'5'W', I ' , ,, :iq 3 ' 'I 'W' ' ' 4 y Q I : W, ,' ' ' ' , , ' ' . : , Q , I I4 5., ' 12:1 Tl-HS AMBITIOUS GROUP . . . not only provided enjoyable entertain- ment, but put their ettorts into tlfie Toys tor Tots and Marclfi ot Dimes drives. Tlieir traditional Coronation Dance was long awaited and truly a rnemorable evening CORONATION DANCE I W1 Mu Q + 1' Y DRUM CQRPS Bonnie Carlyle Caota C P 4 5, xml' x A CLa 3 fl 5 B v H at t U Y I if uh- v Z'-fs, X U A 1 Y . X L t Q 1 ' 1' . ,- , I 4 , r '3...4--Q--'--'lm 4'-H' Q. ' i Q x A, - 4' - - ef H 1 Vg iw ' ri ' 9 , Q , N' I . 14 I - 1 J' Q y ., 1 Q A .af . , - Q ' ' x 4 . , v . Q j 1' K ' v K I vv' ,- .- J.. 1 f' 1141? it ' . ,- I. N 2 . . .11 V ,. . tw. ' . mem, -5311,-A.. 4 -' 9 ron ow ngft :Q Want' Me' od K ,far La' C11 H N, Carlyle Ed in M-qua Btrbara Row nn. rnw two: Yvofn- Dat' V flee Mark.-. LJ,.qf. L, :.3' Ka. 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Ex' , New , C 114' U 1'-J F it r ', lun! lr 'hr if Ka ' A1 a':' fi, ref: t.-' 31' F:,:1'3, -, 3 5: 'Q-J Ba'::'1'J Bai-,, Swat Q1. f ff ff' ,ufwwl lff1I',' V' azett bd' I - 9 Y 'li '-2 PM I 'K'- ia-f 'R new Q Fifa ggi,-5. wi? ffm ASF, Mft 2? is CONGRATULATIONSH' 'Y HOMECOMING EXCITEMENT CROWNING THE NEW MAJOR H6 l fa' .134 ROMEO WHERE ART THOU9 4' in PLAY PRODUCTION rs always an eagerly antrcrpated class for many Lomans The entrre student body loolcs forward to tlre many splendrd performances A laudable season began wrtlw the Com dy Frye for Bad Luelc tlren Grapes for Drnner at Tlwanlssgmyrng and Tlwe Mrraele of the Clnnstmas Creclwe a lovely Clwrrstmas play were gry n MAJORS IN DRAMA cleverly staged tlw costume prece Slwe Stoops to Conquer a lwumorous satrre by Olrver Goldsmrllw FOR SENIORS ONLY was a comedy ol modern t enacers Tlwe Senror Play Too Many Dates was tlrerr produetron A Testryal of one act plays was the clrmax of an excrtrng year of play aefrng for tlwese Loman oramatrsts :lL ,ab fix.-A. l V f 1' SLC N f Lal-llDyB H V R l-l rf '-l K fyLG BUSINESS MANAGERS FOR THE LOVE OF MICHAEL Jene Shaw, Milne Miller, Dick Isham, Rose Torres. Judy Allison' Pat V,-,lgfgkyl Nancy Fleet, E 5 HGRAPES FOR DINNER IT Standing: Linda I-lale, Daryle l 'yyi I Barnes Gloria I-larlcav . Sittin ' l 31 . Y S' Ronnie Diemoz, Judy Ascher, Bar- PI NK and PATCHES Jim Kennedy, Gloria I-larlravy, Charlotte Hooper. HER FIRST PARTY DRESS Cathy Langston, Judy Ascher, Pat Webb Shelly Morris, Stephanie Smith, Jim Hud son, Bill Dunn. ?iTf' bare Gutowslci, Bill Dunn. ll: 'Q lo F, Vi L A. lr ff'-' ...,4,- , 6' 1 ' .- kk, x R 4 1 A iii r -4 FIVE FOR BAD LUCK Barbara Gutowski, Rose Torres, Shelly Morris, Larry Morris, Gail Knudsion, Doug Stevenson, Eye Zwanziger, Jim Kennedy, Hugh Knox, -.X 9 . 4-, - - , i . K 'Q 4 'ini P Eithti Criu'iiO. Bll K-gliy. Judy Aihcr l-lclcn Vothclm Jim Kennedy. ,G elf VA THE MIRACLE GF THE THESE THESPIANS . . . CHRISTMAS CRECI-IE also entered the many contests in dramatic, poetry, and humorous interpretation-the honors were many. From memorizing lines, rehearsing, to opening night and the final curtain with applause ot friends and parents-and Miss Brodie always there to reassure them-the Drama Class will treasure a year ot rich experience in acting and play pro- duction. 4 Standing, lelt to r.ght: Pat Va'-vsiy, May Ladd B Kc ,i Er.: Zwanzger. Kreelng: Rcrne Demcz Jirn A r Hugh Knox, Gai' Kmdator' J-fn Hudson Doug Stcfwzcn Larry Nous Jud, At'-3' Hrfcr Votfcf lm Kern-qdy. H9 4 J' 1 H P JK Dick lsham Mar af Gutowski, Daryl Bay,-,SV WASHINGTON LINCOLN YOW one Barbara Munson NBVICY Lustlc Ray Stanford row two Ja Jensen au S e n Ruth Chambers row three: Keith I-lughes, Dan Ho. stedder, Joe DeLuea, ,.. as-sign..-V., I ' UN ITED NATIONS DAY Mike Werthman, Mary Lila Tilander. SPEAK Tl-IE SPEECH . . . l pray you . . This is the slogan ot the PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSES, and what's more, they live up to it. This year students brought back many tirsts from competi- tive contests with other high schools. MIKE WERTHMAN . . . won the outstanding speaker trophy, which labeled him the top speaker in the San Diego City Schools: he also won first in the annual Toastmasters Extemporaneous as well as in many other contests. MANY Tl-IRILLING ASSEMBLIES . . . -''Constitutio-n-Citizenship Day , United Nations Day , Line-oln-Washington Cele- bration , and Memorial Day -were pre- sented by public speaking students. row one: Lucy Cherry, Nina Vestergard, Marilyn Maloney, Eve Zwan- -H r rrrr pw' f ra N , VVEI I, - M.-- fl .tc . ATHENA ZARKOS- PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY Ziger, Judy Ascher. row two: Linda Hale, Jon Sutherland, Gloria Turner, Marv Ladd- JGY Goldbefg- Helen Votllelln- MGVIIYU M5lO'ICYr SICPIWOVHC Kathy Langston, Ester Crivello. Smith, Steve Ryan, Gloria Toerner. 1 'vrr-yr'-u-:ww arp,-. , sf' 0 A UNlTED NATIONS DAY . 3 et Cas fro, Judy Ascher, Barbara I It ismg dutg to mg country to loue it io upport its constitution to obeg its law to re spent rl flag, ond Io de fend il again I oII enemies Iuicr -L Q .-. -,hs SPARKLING EYES ACCENTED STLJDIED SPEECI-IES I 'I w... MI W rtlwmar r I r o mcv Car Vrg left I right Stephame Smlth Vrg na Good Good Rchard I-Iall SOME WON CUPS AND RECOGNITION 'II' ,JK 1 i is Front Good ucv Che y ack row Ja a R 5 St f, jd C SmatI'I GC Q Mar yn a 'iv' V M Q C If C Io, C00 E Jcr' SutIw ar CH I' 5 W r y s oc ad u U Par THEY PAINT TO THE EYES STAG-E DESIGN . . . was fun, exciting . . . and Oh! yes, worlc was added to their cheer. Each of the sets they designed was a huge success! Everything from the patriotic assembly starring Yankee Doo- dle to their saints in the Christmas creche was patiently labored over. THE SILI-IOUETTES . . . of Washington and Lincoln welcomed the month of February, and when She Stooped to Conquer, their sets helped the mood to carry. WITH BRUSHES AND PAINTS . . . now put away, the tools they used. scenery they created and the patient teacher who aided so willingly. paint a picture that will last forever in their memory. left to right: Doug Dailard l.e'gh Coppoclr, Gary urm, ace , i St Bill M , Milne Buum, Anneta Reed, John Obayashr, Ruth Mitten, Richard Hopper, Lala Gonzales, Henry Miller, James I-lartrantt, Rosemary Gonzales, Bruce Reddell, Jim Lunsford. Virginia Ross Joe Welch -sv TI-IE MUSIC MAKERS... . 7'174'l', P2564 , OFFICERS row one left to rght Dave G-ayer Jane Thompson Betty McCann row two Ranny Dafler Bob Hopper Lmda Tupp THE BAND by partIcIpatIon In the football carnIval Chnstmas program cIty county musIc testwal, sprIng band concert and graduatIon promoted school spIrIt and sportsmanshIp MUSIC IS essentIaI to us all The band dIrected by Mr Holloway offers a wonderful opportunIty for stu dents to learn to play a musIcaI Instrument and encourages a better understandIng of musIc 1 -2133 Ill U I l 'I fl- L in ,Ja e- -s CQ gc-5 b- 3 ,Q- row one Ielt to nght Jane Thompson 'Majorette Ranny Dafter Major row two Tracy Ball Fred Fogle Rockyne Freder ck Charles Chaflynne Bob Hopper Bob Sawyer Kmg SmIth row three LIrIda Tnpp Dave Gvuyer Ed Naylor Carol Eldrdqe Ray York Chuck Long Ronme Crosby row four Nora Dorman Carol PhllIps Tom Fredenck Ronme Parker Kenneth Krueger Martm Mason Howard Duvall row lwe Betty McCann JIm Baker Bll McColl Anthony Marques Don Colman Charles Holmes xl l I ,'l 1 I I 3 I l 4 iff I I ' , , . , . . 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Z , I ' , ' , A ,,,, 3 I I I I I ' ' E' f' 9 LJNITED IN sono, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-left to right: Sue Summers, Pat Nevitt, Ed Reddington, Carol McChesney, Fred Azevedo. no 5 :px 'Ulf 1. 5,15-.,,,5w Iii, X. ... row one, left to right: Barbara Sinnhoffer, Gail Headley, Janice Boucher, Judy Davis, Patty Maclr, Mary Dias, George Gillespie, Bob Beyrer, Frank Almond. row two: Linda Cameron, Olivia Harris, Pat Nevitt, Christie Davis. Sherry Guess, Stephanie Squance, Ed Reddington, Curtis Landers, Don Willardson. row three: Marcia Turley, Karen Castle, Sharon Spratling, Merrill Curtis, Jack Fullcerson. row tour: Bonnie Lords, Gladys Keck, Sue Summers, Marion Sanford, Carol Pollock, Carolee Hahn, Louise Miller, Ann Alonzo, Jim Hudson, Fred Azevedo. row tive: Gary Greaves, Wally Kellogg, Neil Clemenshaw, Fred Gomes, Roland Dowell. FIC THE LOMAN CHCIR . . . is a class and an organization where musical abilities are trained and performed. Eighty-tour l.omans joined this year to share a common in- terest-singing. WORLD'S FINEST CHOCOLATE . . . was heard as the members participated in the candy bar sale. These 84 voices contributed much musical enjoyment at assemblies, the Spring Concert, Easter, plus various music testivals. Tl-lERE'S A SUNG IN MY HEART row one, left to right: Ronnie Beldon, Alan Douglas, Bill lngram, Judy Ra chart Carol Mcffhesney l-lelen Toothalcer Karen Kn ght Barbara Maloney Anne Stock, Marsha Bailey. row two: Buddy Alexander, Marlc Zolezzi, Lynne VanGessel Joan Love Betty Dahlem Bonnie Sweet Mary Fletcher row three: Sam Young, Harry Stovall, Gwen Small, Barbara Blanton, Bonr' e G halva Linda Lorltwood Marlyn Bonn Judy Wells row four Stan Thomp son, David Rogers, Yvonne Kidd, Valorie Schmidt, Judy Baldry, Nancy Ka bte Conne Otze oerge Maranne Stromoslri Sue Riley row 'live Daryl Barnes, Stan Rogers, Bonnie Walden, Loretta Ouesroy, Jacque Brg oo a l-larlcavy THE CHOIR . . . directed by Mr. l-leninger, could be heard at many early morning rehearsals, and the final perform- ance was well worth all the prac- tice. , A A A f' 4 A '-f ' g' K I b 4 ' 'K l . 1 ' Y 1 ,-. ' .2 lx, N ff, f .' if Ima -- - ' ii.: 'iff' if , 'xxx 'xx L X 'gf M 'J .ix brscgkx V' 5 x lil xl rp 9. ' . . 'X .0 X' .-Q, ' Q .QEAX X xnxx H ' mf! n-xx, ':xn':, 11. - ' V-E ' 7, nm x ::Kl':xx'y':, Nfl' - I H -7 , qv, vs ,vo ,P A M ny. . y X y xx to-,tl my 1 Xlgfwggig If 3 l 'll :Nag -'s!lf'S::-7' I . i u ' Q 1' y. .ga rs' X' . ff MUSIC IS TI-IEIR BUSINESS - MADRIGAL musnc comes down to us out of the Renaissance perrod It rs sung at Point Loma by our M.adrrgaIs Ied by Mr I-Ienmger They w re beautntul to our eyes as well as our ears whrIe pertormrng these oId melodres A SOUGI-IT AFTER GROUP these musrcal Lomans appear d on the televrsron program Words and Musrc and at the I-Iouse of I-Iosprtalaty tor the San Drego Symphony Much was added to the drgmty of the Chrrstmas assembIy through therr partrcrpatron IU Y '1 M h GIRLS' CHORUS . . . sang through many a commendable perform- ance. Their pure strains enriched Holidays and assemblies and were enjoyed by stu- dents and parents. THESE 3 DOZEN SONGSTRESSES . . . vocalized at Thanksgiving and Christmas as- semblies, Southern CaliTornia's Vocal Fes- 5' tival, Spring Concert and Senior Vespers. ui .13 cz OFFICERS: row one, lett to right: Elaine Travis, Lynn Noble, Ebbie Staclrhouse, Lynn Jacobs, Linda Hatch. row two: Gerrie Kaydo, Barbara Ferris, Betty Ann Thomas, Nancy Newell, Kay Gilbert, Gail Gordon. row three: Peggy Smith, Kitty Broome, Delores Le Hoy, Carol Branch, Sharon McGee. TI-IEY MAKE MUSIC, WI-IEREVER Tl-IEY CCD.. v all - -. P J.-5 an ' ' .- , i v V ' J ' Q T . ,, - , .. , 5 Q... L 'wa 0 4 T- A5 , 4 v ' ' A v -I -1 25. f K 4- 9 t ' lrswafr, X . ... r f q S .. L. row one, left to right: Penny Waite, Jean Robbins, Kitty Broome, NanC'f NCwe Gail Gordon Sharon MCGN. Jefmllff DQROCCO. LVN' Noble, Phyllis Bement. tow two: Joscphmre Carnacho, Nancy Arderscn Leda Snnth, Mari, Lcu Orlando, Kay Gilbert, Cheryl Reshaw. Lynn Jacobs, Diane Phillips, Darla Marshall, Elaine Travis. row three: Ebbie Staclrhoase, Gerre Kayda, Delores L-:Hoy, Carol BraPCll, Carol Egbert, Betty Ann Thomas, Zelma Sallee, Peggy Smith, Linda Hatch, Sherry Gonlag, Wanda Bagley. row one, left to rgnir Pcrny Waltc, Mrlw News , Vfafy Kc Lgq 6:05-: G 'cape Rowe Bq'd:', Bob Bayer, Bll lngram, Aan Douglas, Buddy Alexander, Conrwe Cine berqez row two: Sian Rogwa Fred Azoyeao, Plow: Ba res, Cuts Lancers, Ncrnll Carts, Marlc Zo'eZZl, Don Wr lardson, Sam Young l-larry Stovall EG Rada 'gist row tome: Gary Greaves, Jay Jansen, Daryl Barnes, Ncxl Clemenslwaw, Fred Gofnes, Roland Cowell, Jrrn Hudson, Stan Tha-can Jael Fallnerson, Frank Alrnord. K we BOYS' CHORUS . . . was tlwls year organized for lun. Wrlllng to praotloe once a weelc at seyen ln tlre mornlng, 'clrls voluntary male group per- formed for our Spnng Concert, olroral festivals and assemblies. Tnelr stout- lwearted yoloes added rnuolr rnuslcal pleasure at Point Lorna. STOLIT-HEARTED VGICES .V r, '- f.- - - -- .- 1.7-537243 ' S U- C fappfizi Dfsf-Q mf,.- Q s--,H D --. ,- of o-, .-,...1-L -.. -,K l29 R.O.T.C. . . is a three-year course. Cornpetiti-on, leadership and selt-discipline are I stressed. Yet, under the constant drill- Pe, ing, the one hundred twenty cadets A tound time to attend the annual City Military Ball, participate in the March lf of Dimes parade and ritle rnarlmsman- ship matches. 3 Z. Hs af :hh KW va 5 Q COLOR GUARD-left to ight: Phillip Moore Ncil Clernenshaw, Robert Farmer l-lcnry Miller. HEP, 2, 3, . Y ,.1?2giE was ' 'A'-l.ff.Qw i ,A A V' ,T , my lf' -'Www A. 1451? 9,' ' ,i gt' ,WL Mr, 1. . 1-,gm-..1f . g .V .361 1 W., - 5 zhwiu- 9,731 x-l?2gZ.j,w:wk52af.t. - , 5 4, . I ms- sw-f :N . , 1- .ir - s ,, 1-fi.-gale was : i. .if - .P D' s If . is .. --4 -4 mu- A 1: .134- ' '. -vig-if! 'Aa' ' -ig,-gi '3-.1 fw' 1'f' iq L' . job, '- Q: 2 ij-1.-Az- xl-2jf5'4l3h'f-,. 57 'I' X-P-l 4'5 W - IV- fi: A ' ft E51 fi? 'V' ' V-WA:-gg.-in s W N A 1,-' A ,Aj 'r-gain ,J-N-h , Y, ' 1 :ff-r j5f 9? f ?5,s.:' . , - . ,1 , ..-nn' '- 7 . ' i , 44 ' Y' ' ., 121.1 h 4,1 gp-, -,NA ', - ' , : .' - - . 1 , ' . ' .., f , ' M, Q2 'IFF' 'i'? -'h- 'i l- . ' ' - fi , . t 7 7'7 '5 7? -'gg' x, T so 1 ll Hx ' row one, left to right: Thomas Lynch, Robert Epler, Ronald Schwartz. row two: Carl Hayes, Robert Palmer, Steve Leptich, Franl: Basil, Donald Parlrer, William Beard. row three: Stanley Jacon, Lloyd Walter, Lartning Grubb, Richard Pattee. row tour: Charles Russell, David Eby, William Edwards, Oliver Owen, Arthur Phillips, H COMPANY-I ST PLATOON '! f is : 711'- row one: Edward Naylor. row two, lett to right: Forrest Burt, James Clarr, William Thompson, Thomas Roberts, Calman Robinson, Louis Azar. row three: Michael Newell, Harry Stovall, Stanley Rodgers, Dennis Mitchell, Michael Manning. row tour: Charles Fiori, Dale Orrick, William Howell, Jack Mergen, James Hartrantt, Rudy Norman. H COM PANY-ZND PLATOON ' Dt 1 -7 : q 'fq 1 3 Q Y A 4 3 r 1 V. V a T. 1, .524 - lv ig, Q ,V 4,',- -5 4 1 Ll, ,. v, ,Jr .,. , A 3 A , , ,A , fr Tu P ' X, 4 : J 1 7 f 7' ,J if ', ,, .1 U' I ,L Sli. -rr J 4.34 ' -- -rv .1 ' 5 D' .. 11 0 , , -W, row one, left to right: Harvey Borman, Robert Karrow. row two: Richard Arnold. row three: Jerry Prado, Charles Streeter, James Bowman, Rodney Roy, Richard Miller. row tour: Robert Long, Richard Budworth, Archie Ramsey, Ralph Bonaclrer. row tive: Douglas Dailard, George Hulshizer, Milre Edwards, Robert Slater, Walter Brashear. K COMPANY- I ST PLATOON row one: Peter Hardisty. row two, left to right: William Mace, Jerome Underwood, William Boswell, Thomas Whyte, Richard Vall,n, Richard Baker. row three: James Lasswell, Samuel Jones Steve Thomas, John Sfnrth William G-onset. row tour: William Hall, Nicholas Schlarbaum, Carl Lamb. Carroll Murphy, Thomas Burns, K COM PANY-ZND PLATOON 1 rf -Z A .D ' 'Q 3 ,JT .9 f. ff ?-t,f6 ,y?'3 l 'S ' '4, Tc'-ef A z' ia, 'jfs' -PW il K R T' ' K A -4 A 1 .-.. ' M, .,,..f,w. --H .., JM' ,. H- ,., , ,.- - ...4 ,A ,L , Q.. ,-. . ,-V-.. -r -. ,r-:fgr-w + -- - -' --. ' V V. 1 row one: Ray Stanford. row two, lett to right: Robert Epler, Peter Hardisty, 1 Walter Gerber, David Grobeclrer. row three: Edward Naylor, Harvey Borman, Richard Arnold, Fred Datter, Ronald Schwartz. HEAD OFFICERS lett to right: Donna Naylor, Fat Bailey, Carol Riett. R.O.T.C. BAND 'X,,,I A . - v r .nee , , , jr- W- A-', ,-.y 1,1 , .gfl 'f'?M 'khsr ,',,.-x. -A-.'7 , fir' ,. ,rye ' ' J5:fr'iA2'f'-: ff4- row one, lett to right: Gage Hurst, David Geryer, Charles Chatlynne, Dulce Ferrara, Howard Duvall, Fred Datter. row two: Vernon Hodge, Spencer Peters, Willram McColl, Charles Bloom. row three: Robert Sawyer, James Madsen, Leland Barrett, James Balrer. RIFLE TEAM ROTC Cadets enrolled but not in pictures: David Singer, Eddie Stangler, Ronald Parlrer, John Vese co, Charles Land, Robert Chalfa, John Shaw, Franlr Murphy, Wayne McKeown, Michael Katlan, John Medina. :A ' ' tr-lrfl' . row one, left to right: Neil Clemenshaw, Walter Gerber, Robert Long, Charles Russell, William Mace. Charles Fiori. row two: Jerry Prado, Carroll Murphy, Ray Stanford, Peter HarCliStY. Thomas Burns, l-larvey Borman. 132 CUB CLUB . . . publishes every two or three weeks the Pointer Pooch. The mimeographed two- page sheet ot Point Loma's news is concentrated on pers-ons, clubs. and activities. DEFINITELY INTERESTED . . . in training future Pointer and EI Portal members, the Pooch has a large and extensive statt. However, only juniors and sophomores not enrolled in journal- ism are eligible tor membership. We'lI look forward to their creative ettorts next year on one of P.L.'s two publica- tions. '. JQXI ' asp! ltr row one, left to right: Carol Gaines, Steve Herron row two Chris Mason Mona Basich Sally Naylor row three Jan Paft Judy Friel, Frankee I-lutler, Wayne Clarke, Carol Corbett Cherryl Dudley Jo Stenson Sherry Marsh Susan Gillespie Charleen Collier, Mr. Stone. Fell Ed'f0' Anne Reddington 'J BCNY BUSWY Assistant THE POINTER . . . stood by helpless when the printers went on strilce, and as printing costs increased, the budget dwindled. But the statt met the emergency by securing more advertisements and engaging a new printer. They then published a paper-a good one too IT WAS NOT all worlc tor these journalists They held a surprise party tor their tirst editor in chret went up to the snow and competed at San Diego State Col lege s journalism day WE OWE our gratitude to these hard worlcing students who devote much ot their time to our enjoyment and keep us posted on school affairs Lam 3 T as Gael Squibb 3 Sprrng Editor 'wk 'mm am 'WV' WX., w nc ett to rgh Pat Bailey Carol na Jardm Glora Canizales M chele Matthews Pat Clardy Jane Chapman Staptane 4 nnith D rotny Kilts s nr-e C in on uci ou Anna es o r w two Dave ncwg de S U, o bcrg Sharon Soratling B bara N Nc ma Lee Gd gs Ka Cana Woo war C G ne DQF13 o Clayton B Il Blc b Ols n Daw c c r Bo Wa s e M S one , . T T I I - , . . . i ,i 1 ff Q U l . Yjl f T b X ' . T ,V Qi' 9 ',-i r,, , T f f ,, :U q 'Ef-s-s-M . 3 T . .i..T.i .T ,-.. ' L ff, fig?-7ff3ITQZ'Tf'tf32j:sf ' T T' Tift .ijcc T s T s ang: D K. ,s :Tj law., Q, T , 'IL Q: 'tgfff . 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POINTER N-HIQW Barbara Munson EdlfOfPdI Edrtor Asst Edrtorral Edrtor Bob Clayton Edrtorlal Edrtor Asst Sports Edrtor IQ, Bob Walshe Busrness Manager Ad Manager .I Goldberg Brll Blee Busrness Mana er 3 Sports Edrtor Ad Manager Sharon Spratlrng H Gene DeFalco Feature Ed Asst Ad Manager E xchange Edrtor Dave Grobeclrer Credrt Manager Art Edrtor Tx Dave Janowsky Credrt Manager Reporter Stcphanre Smrth Russell Henderson Lucrlle Courtney Feature Edrtor Crrculatron Manager Exchange Edrtor Reporter OUR WCDRK THIS BUCK EL PORTAL statt began early IH September plannrng the book wlwrclw students would recelve rn June Workrng steadrly toward the March dead In we transtormed our Ideas Into prcztures copy and pages VISITING REDLANDS rn the tall betore ttre unrtral plunge rnto an unlcnown sea and statt partres wrll be among our tavonte annual memorres The most re wardrng moment tlwouglw was tlne day thus n w and drtterent yearboolc was trnally presented to our tellow students Phllp a sf OBy yE yEd 19 Sam Webb A l Ctr at Pnotograotfr MW' O MU' A4 Edrtor Sheila Prcndcrgast Busrness Manager Mqfglg Webgfgr Adrienne Mllfon Semor Edrtor Junror Edrtor Merry Bovee Actrvrtres Editor Martha Duc Asst Actrvrtres Edrtor 5 Mary Ann Bates J d B u y own Sports Edrtor Stag and Government f Edu or Karen May Secretary Addrtronel Photography Credits in Edna Moreno Sales Manager George Hody Ronald A Rose Torres Joe Hewntt xey John Lesko Brll Hull Sharon Brewer Sophomore Edrtor Trudu Gordon Actrvrtres Staff Barbara Munson Asst Lrterary Edrtor ni Don Deslardrn Asst Photographer fi Lmda Slaughter E' V. 3 L.. 3 I ,X i I . rr 0 ' 5 2, 5 5 M J A- 0 1 .I f M X r V . ,X 'Y 1 37 Don't do itl -'Q ,l Qi '99 'NLP lL Muscles? 7 7 NL, Raft ahoy. Preiiy ble nkei e nywey. oz' , i 'P Just a little higher. lsn'i she cute? is llllh A To ,g is . 7 , , ,yi -,,7 4 . -1 I I X' Q ? S -X' Sew if is 1 ' Q x wk, ' Caughi ageinl 7 '- 4 'infix l , , N sl.,i..qL I gr 1 'Q 'w-if A - v M.. ' of-iz ., , , W5 ,W MA 4 J. Ksmyxl-. A vb .X ' - , V W . ,,, f ,f xx ZW 1 lf , , - - Ax ' , ' A s v- - ez -. 1 ' , v 1 L 4f X 1, 1 Li 1 . , , -. L f .. Q Q ' x E .ff f L One, two, ihree . . . Having fun, girls? 7 7 7 fi '.,Y +- -vs , kg 2 , Peek-a-boo. ,f ,f f , A4 ,V 5 ,Ai 4 .99 , it ,, 4 fw:21iN'1 . .Y-' 1 , ' , K' ,V ' 1 mf3.mse'f4:'Q'94am1 Sisierly love. Too much smoking! I 7 !l -.,, if '---'- 7 Our fough commissioner and friend. if '1 ,4n I .i ' . . ,' MJ ' i ' gl! . . ':',4g,a5 ,J-MI 13 e , -I pf -- . XT-v , . A' V-1- f l V' i Y yi V. i 'i 11 A-ably. r 1 w f 5 - f x , 3 x ' , ,--X i - i - , 2 . - ., l l g' Q , K ,..L.,AA.n X Q dn: vi. l xr 1, -f Q if -AK 'V was A x i . V is I f 4 0- . . ity Qs C Watch it, girls. 45 , x L-1 , x I N Q t -f ., it . ff Y 7 Nitey nite. -I tn N. V Lynne 'n Stephanie A V' A 1 Cute pose? Y 7 7? be A. 14 , v It .. vi P.l.., here we come. Go, man! I 4 y ' 'A-1 1- Ji ci 4 ,' 4 - M - V - F X, ,V .. Xwyg. 'l f - 'J i ,fr is Aren't we cute? Makeup artists. Favorite pastime. Meowwwwwww BF '4 4' lg? xi. jeg- , f 1 N . T HF v - 't 4. ,, 9' '41 - .. T A6 ,-ff-4: .y ,. ygl. J if 1 5' .6-Q i ' . H' .. 9 Y w sr , X: i I1 g i Well, lcolc at that!! -A 3 .2 Marilyn 'n Lalo x 'f idx There's some mistake here One or the other Oh, you're lsiddingf -X 'iq' U 'X vs I Q 1 Q L rf' ORGANIZATIONS 4 TI-IE COLLECTIVE EYES OF POINT LOMA REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER row one Ieft to rrght OFFICERS Pat Nevrtt Mrlre Werthman Peggy Berndes Goldberg Lewrs Barnum t M row wo r McKenney Judy Davrs Jaclue Hampton Betsy Lrmbach Lynne Phrllrps HeIen Wrlson Carol McChesney Mary Ann Bates Mary Fletcher Joe Hewrtt row three Larry Morrrs Pat Webb THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL served agarn thrs year as an organrzatron connect or for our school sponsored cIubs THE DOZEN cIubs represented succeed d rn promotrng co operatron through relatrng therr actrvrtres one to another The respectrve clubs were represented rn costume at the Mardr Gras homecomrng parade cl REPRESENTATIVES SECOND SEMESTER row one left to rrght OFFICERS Nancy McFadden Pat Clardy Peggy Berndes V E I ern ppey row two Helen Wrlson Angela Palermo Jaclrre Hampton Mrke Werthman Pat Nevrtt Lrbby Marsh Ma I h 'Y Fetc er Pam Peterson row three Joe Hewrtt Lewne Barnum Marcre Barton J Goldberg Mrlre Newell Larry Morrrs 5 . I E F l . . I . . , HJ .. I - . . . - . , . . - - 5 - . . . . . . r I . . I , . I I I I . . . Q - . .. 'ffl I I . IIT a I .- 5. . - 1, A 1 . , gb: '- Y Y Q 1 ' S I Q .- , - A 'rf L ' ,Q Q, - 4 ., is 5 r . 3 7 . . r - 3 - . - - - . - . - 3 . . r - - . . EYES SET ,vnu N, 0 0 0 00 9 ,Q r , 05 its ,-, V, 9 if Ove D' L90 i 'S' CQ 'ci' 96 OFFICERS' row one, left to right: Goldberg, Virginia Curl, Lucy Cherry, Beth Reeves. row two: Mike Werfhmon, Richard Hall, Bob Clayton, Ray Stanford. GN CGHEC.H First Semester Members -,.v- s--': ft '-' 'F ' 5' L i ' A' V li, .,fl? 7' fi 1 4 5 ww, 1 wi W WV' ' , il :Ma WWW 3- ' A Z i y 1 ,, mfliifi' WK 1' ' P L I - ff r i A C , , .5 '- sag V Q ?: Q K -4-1 - np- ir jg -Q LIHUQ' - K . 1 vvf-v .,.. .4- fvfiiffi E' -ra s'-f f- - 'F Iii - iiiiiiiiissaeei. I illllllillll li 52 ! Q ' ini, ll' 'Y 'nv .4 ,I 5 .' . N. . .. - mf, ' -..vsJau'-- - .. - ' , WIP ' . - 4 ' ' 'khqwyu , , J, CALIFGRNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIQN C.S.F.er's . . . made report grades ot three Ks and two B's or better! They and their grades are bound tor college. SCI-IOLASTIC . . . achievement was not their only goal, but to put that achievement to use was stressed. A reward- ing organization, they also learned much from speakers at their meetings and were eligible to attend the C.S.F. ditch day. TO LIFE . . . members, meaning those who malce the grades tour semesters, pins were presented in recogni- tion for their outstanding records. LIFE MEMBERS C.S.F. row one, left to right: Jane Chapman, Helen Wilson, Virginia Curl, Karen May, Lucy Cherry, Dave Janowslry. row two: Diclr Hall, Anne Mor- ris, Judy Davis, Victoria South, Milre Werthman. row three: Milne Prior, Mary Fletcher, Nancy McFadden, Stephanie Goldis, George Hody, Diclr Libby. row tour: Bob Walshe, Ray Stan- ford, Keith Hughes, Diclr Isham, Richard Lindner. Second Semester Members pam' A . A g A VV . I Lag I.....'J. :ga IBii....Ia if ' -. I IBIIHIBILJI f ..J.- ..--4 fu ,ww . . - xx vt-vi WN' N 115 2 :f :I Vs. .. , . . 4 . wif, wp -- ' - -',' v t-r '9- '. M14 f-:av -..1l,Wf' . l U 4. kfafy. vf:x.,,,,4.1 f ,- A .1 r 'Mr , .-A 9' rf - ' . 7.43 'j- 44 Tl-IE CQUNTESSES ARE l-lERE TQ l-IELP... Qi TRASH CANS . . . brightly painted were the worlc ot these energetic girls. Countesses, under the guidance ot Mrs. Ruth l-leld, were seen guiding new students, serving at teas and giving a Charity Ball Their servrce to Point Loma deserves to be praised STUCK IN THE MOUNTAINS tor tour hours was a ridiculous and try ing situation th y were certainly re lieved to return home after their Palo mar camping trip A REWARDING EXPERIENCE was working with underprivileged chil dren at Sunshine School Countesses have talcen it upon themselves to bright en the lives of these children by visits gifts and parties on various occasions OE ICERS row one left to right Anna Kirlrland Pat Clardy Barbara Velasquez Stephanie Smith row two Amy Emerson Mary Fletcher Peggy Berncles Lynn Phillips row three Jane Chapman Marrlyn Maloney Diana Woodward Karen May w one l ft to right Lyrrr Ph ll ps Judy Ascher Katy C3 Hara Sharon Brewer Barbara Velasquez row two Marcette Mart nez Athena Zarlros Sherry Guess Stecha e Srnth Karen May row three Marilyn Maloney e gy Be ndes Iv' Ann Ba Karen Fe x aro Re row tour Diana Wood a d Kay R A na K lrland Amy Emerson Mrs l-leld row ive nn OBryar' Pa C a dy e C apmar' Mary Fetcher Bonh e Gr ava Anna Lesko THE KEY CLUB a servrce organrzatron ot male school leaders began the year by drstrrbutrng book marks and advertrsrng the A S B card dnve Sponsored by Mr Benny Edens these very actrve boys proved the club agarn to be an essentral body at Pornt Loma through probably therr most successful year of servrce THEY WERE SEEN behrnd the School Leaders Banquet Easter Servrce and clrmbrng lamp poles rn Ocean Beach whale decoratrng tor Chrrstmas Key Kapers therr annual dance and therr presentatron ot Reverend Bob Held at an assembly were two ot the outstandrng ettorts the Key Club members made tor the school thrs year KEY STUDENTS -x. fd!!! Mk Werthman Lalo Gonzales row two Gene DcFalco Dck Hall an w one left to r c a Mk Werthman onn B on rank Assent rv Robn Sullvan Darfl Barnes Bob O Bruce Cla ton row three Chuck Holmes M ke To DC Ncl Ho ard Charman row four Gary Stephenson G rv G ld Sc t Smth Bll Fontana Roqer Sneed row frve Vern Eppley Pat Webb Trm Small Jrm Kennedy 145 CWC .R -4, ' ,r Y X, . tl . J h ,, A . R ' .Lf 'S it N. 1 , , ' R E 35 I OFFICERS: row one, left to right: Ronnie Beldon, . I c . - 7 , I i . N 1' . 'i ' '-4511 , .AF A - A .,, 5 1.1, r . . , K w , L AEURF . - ,- XS . , E Q B B H. 4 . J A ' n - X .- . 4 ro , ight: Dr k H ll, re , R we eld F , . ro' two: r 1 , r , lson, , ry . g I r wn, lr son w , I I 5 Cu of i , i , . : , . THEY AIM TOWARDS HIOI-I... THE POINT LOMA HI Y rs sponsored by the Y M C A Therr faculty ad vrsor rs Mr Judson I-Iawlcrns ENDEAVORING TO PROMOTE tellowshrp and school service In the boys who belong thas organrzatron proved them to b cntrzens and students ot credrt to th rr school Actrvntres they sponsored were Frrte Nnte I-I Y Faculty game and the sale of lapel buttons BEING HOSTS to the Cnty Prep League Basketball Recognrtron Drnner was placed rn the hands ot these able boys they handled the excltrng attarr wrth drgnrty VJ 'r2?'! ?llX PQ If I . . . 6 I . U 2- . . . . In . . ,, I - I +411 .-1 , I Q, It , -I Q-'r 422 ,4,i:N' ', H S -1 , it fx i I ' 1 , I ' , 4 ' ' V A f',:..5 WV 'Y sf , U , A . r, g .th fx? dh V,'45,i,g-'tv .ff ,- , , . I ', 5 , 1 iles bvgmnffzriwlvff N ' ' lbyy 1 '-T.-, ' --,,..-.,. ,Lava-ZA:-fl... ' lvl-.SSI A row one, left to right: Jerry Booth, Fred Azevedo, Ned Srnrth, Ronnle d am, Jerry Goehrlng, John Rebelo, 'OW two: Ga' S Wm- Ser ZPIICUSOH. Te Fans, Vern Epple , Pat Webb, Ray I-Ierrnans, Franlc Legerretta, Larry Moms, Chu lr Mitcnell, row three: Paul Stoltz, Hugh McLean, Scott Smrth, Gary Gould, Doug Minton, Chuc Klein, Riclr Yalcey, Chuclr Welch, Joel I-Ioerger, Kenny Ohlrn, Jrrn Lunsford. 6 4 ,qgqiqiib .4 48.5, dY !?' lr 'ani Olh Yi ySt d y C AND NDBLE DEEDS 1 C4 QI r w one left to rght ob eyrer Ronnr on Lew Barnum Dary Barnes Jrm Kenn dy Joe Lan ans row two Bll Fontana Chuck Holm s Larry Wrll tt Robn S llvan Franlr Almond Phrl Meyer row t ree Mrlu: Town Franlc Asset Gene Flemrng Roger Sneed Bruce Clayton Ronrrr Dremoz Drclr lsham row tour Dlclr Hall Howard Charman Ray Golden J D Bumgarner Wrllram Charman Mr Olsen THE POINTER HI Y arms to create marntarn and extend throughout the home school and comrnunrty hrgh standards ot Chrrstran character and leadershrp A SNOW PARTY r FF! 3 QW fs f7 fi-507, cw f7 f 9' L S d r S1470 'V YWO Cr bake sales prcnrcs co ed meetrng wrth Y Teens strengthen these desrrable trarts T47 I ! A I A - A . 7 A' 'X l . ' Q ' 0 , afs B , sand,-.gl T r ,' C, gig I l , , A C C, r LA I , , I . l'I I and useful service projects helped to develop and A , I' A V . X' f 1 O as L f I G, ei X, L . - ,cw 4, O U' I Mi 25' fo . ' ffl fm . 2 . cw ,ef-QQ DMM N w K. fo' on wc, L, Q mf. OLD, I Q.: 86 D 1 a,f O fr, 88179, 117, QW! W ste I3O EYES OFFICERS-row one, lett to right: Susan Leary. Sharon O'Marq, row two: Barbara Sinnhofter, Dorothy Kilts, Anna Kirkland. OFFIQERS lett to right Judy Webster Ann Alonzo Charleen Collier Susan Leary Anna Kirkland Sharon OMara il v 'J X4 Y-TEENS . . . had splash parties, spaghetti dinners, joint meetings, and car washes, and made bean bags for the World Festival. THE EYES . . . ot these 65 girls were happy while joining in this healthy recreation. Enjoying them- selves, they ,grow as persons in friendships with peoples of all nations, races, and re- ligions. row one, left to right: Judy Wells. Barbara Sinnhofter, Susie Leary, Maureen LaSalle, Gloria Canizales, Dorothy Kilts, Lois Bernal, Marilou Obayashi, Beverly McPherson, Car- oline Post. row two: Sue Gillespie, Adrienne Hall, Judy Krapf, Gloria Bowen, Carole Jaquish, Penny Bola den, Carolina Jardim, Anna Kirk- land, Judy Davis. row three: Ruth Slezak, Georgine Schneller, Janet Dalkenberg, Judy Webster, Mary Dias, Tove Bergatad, Kerin Novak, Joan Nelson, Karen Goy. row four: Anna Passmore, Charleen Collier, Sharon O'Mara, Stephanie Squance, Ann Alonzo, Twila Lind. Linda Crower, Nancy Ward, Me- linda Seeger, Pat Wilkerson, Sally Naylor. -if THQUGI-I QUT OF SIGHT THEY ARE NUT QUT QF MIND SPGRTS-MINDED MEN , S ' 4 M , V '44, .,, ', ...V 9 ' finllivr 1. . 4' Yi , A an , 567 v ., A Q s c sg We ICERSQ Franlr Asset, Bill Blfe, Ron ie Diemoz, John Rctzclo S , . 7 ,VK f.-r ' tif Vern Epp'cy. Mig, . 5 ,J ww-gif MY 4 4E-. l I --.Q N. 4, LETTERMEN . . . proudly wore the letters they had earned. Seelcing to raise their standards, they formed a new Ethics Committee and every other weelc held a brealctast with a program. Dances and picnics were also enjoyed. THEY DESERVED . . . the honor ot being -our sports heroes through their devotion and mastery ot some particu- lar sport-whether on the tield, tloor or traclc, or in management-and were inspiration tor other boys to follow. ,Qs QI 'E ' ,r ' V -,. - -n5s- mv. U vkaxiliv row one, left to right: Dave Rogers, ,loe Welch, Jerry Goehrinq, Doug Mrtton, Frank Asset, l.ewie Barnum, Bob Dunn, Ronnie Beldon. row two: Phil Meyer, Ted Faris, Keith Hughes, Dsclr lsharn, Doug Helm ng, Walter Barley, Milre Werthman. row three: Milre Town, BW Bree, Ronnie Diemcz, Mile O Mara, Russell Henderson, Diclr Hall, Jim Kennedy, Mr. Frstrom. row tour: Mr, Edens, Fred Azevedo, Roger Snced, Bob Surles, John Rebels, Roger Scores, Kenny Chln, Jay Jensen, row fue: Paul Stoltz, Jerry Booth, Fred Gomes, George Vaine, Chuck Holmes, Manuel Retuelo, Ned Smith, Bop Ingram, Vern Epoley. MANY AN EYE I-IAS DANCED ,,-v A fl S V Bud Y H U 5 KW D 6 C c l shed' 5 Y dd icsizs c c dv THE MODERN DANCE CLUB danced betore us to interpret the spirit ot patriotism Christmas and Thanksgiving at various assemblies throughout the year con- tributing much to their success. OUR EYES DANCED . . . as these talented girls danced betore us. An imaginative group, they actually created all the dances they performed. Led by Mrs. Nancy Barber, the club accomplished its purpose to encourage interest in dance and be ot service to the school. 151 TI-IEY ARE NUT uf' ci wgffv 5 X K NI do ax X4 X Lax 9 L L V X10 a O X-Nao O 59 a 90 X, cw SATISEIED WITI-I SEEING fi . 65X ,Ho- dox 'N xanax wb xmas A SKEPTIC . . . defined as a doubter. Through constructive discussion, these inquisitive doubters chaI- lenged and analyzed many theories and problems ot interest. A WIDE VARIETY OF OPINIONS . . . often opposing one another, were vented at the meetings ot this thought-provoking group. The Suez Canal. recognition ot social cIubs and the Democratic and RepubIican parties were some of the debatabIe topics. which made tor quite IiveIy discussions. Spe- cial activities of the Skeptics were a Christ- mas party for underprivileged children, a progressive dinner and an annual Whing Ding. row one Ieft to right Mary Chapman Sherry Guess Dick Isham Victoria South Mike Werthman Stephame S,-mth Vern Eooley Mchal McBride Lynne Phillips row two Mr DaII CaroI Gaines Mike OM-ara CaroIe Wood Clyde Muirhead Karen May Mike Pror Margie Webster Patty Mack RusseII Hickman Lynn OBryan Dave Cherry Jane Chapman Pat Webb 6 C i0 NM vi X we sifttxm XJQNXEL f, his KO fx 'YL NX I - 9 X K , KX vc 0- oe- was X0 N Koa' C XCQXNV' XM, Z it wad WI 'x i HX I . ' - i . , I ' 1 I I ' , I' . I I ' I ' . I ' I . ' i ' i ' ' I I I l 1 I I IIxIouIsITIvE WIDE oPEN AND REFLECTIVE 'arf J., N' 1. 1 - two Mr Ells VIrqna Ross Duana Woodward Kay Rhule Le IC Barnum John Lesko Pat Clardy Danny Srbbt J Goldberg o Myers Nancy McFadden Lucy Cherry Dana GIdd ngs Eugene Pars Alan Boram Anna Lesko FA 48eCte!C5 5 506 4, X Of lv O O0 H 6 lv Q ef 41 P ARE THEIR EYES at Us f F 0 0 do! J o ajssdf L9 JU 6 STUDENT OPINION CLUB the oldest ot PoInt Loma s dIscussIon groups encourages tormulatIon and VOICIDQ ot IndIvIdual VICWS on topIcs of Interest today whIch frequently lead to 2XCltIn8 drscussrons SPONSORED BY Mr EllIs thIs InquIsItIve alert and thInlcIng body of students wIth theIr eyes wIde open to problems and ISSUES about them enjoyed dIscussIon ot matters reachmg from forergn attarrs and segregatIon to compulsory edu catron and local school problems ACtlVItI2S Included a panel dIscussIon entrtled School LeadershIp a defeated polItIcal candrdate s appearance before the group and an annual banquet I I . . . ,,,I-, , ., A I T- - E-Q -'- H 5. 2 ' 11 ,':1-- sz' '?lg p - Q A .,. I . , ' I : I l . ' 4 Q K A , lei. l ' S yr ' l T , . X v l Y ' I. T dk . V V.: S1 ' S -. I so ' R 5 is .T , A y , o rf 'Z A f X Q , ' I N' e I row one, left to right: Pat Nevitt, Ann Jessop, Frank Assaf, Marilyn Maloney, Dick Hall, Katy OJ-lara, Bob Becker, Judy Ascher. row I.l,'1ll ,' , ', W' , , , ,Bb O C f? e fo C 'owl' , , If , o-. fd! f A, It .1 0' df O ' ,f to 41 ef 65. . . 3 O 'ff 4 . hey' ,. 17 J 1' e-75 cg D fr ,Vg ,' o dy .-an 6. . . . --we , . , . . I V . . . V 1 u 1 X' I I . . :lv -4 . . . f - I I . J -' I . . . . ,. - rl - - - I E 1 - I . Q TI-IRCDLIGH TI-IE EYES OE THE PAST 2 THE HERITAGE CLUB IS tor those rnterested rn our grtts trom hrstory There rs much to b seen through the eyes ot the past Sponsored by Mr Worthrngton thus cultural drscussron group en courages a knowledge and appre cratron ot the hrstory ot art rnusrc and Irterature Modern creatrve torrns also supply toprcs tor Irvely exchange ot oprnrons Another subject delved rnto qurte thor oughly was that ot great relrgrons ACTIVITIES INCLUDED s rnr monthly duscussrons occa sronally wrth spealcers mm I- I 5 r', '.,1':C. THEIR EYES SEE 90 JG ,c 4 T441 gti ,J n xxhews ' P SS M,cheIe Ngusangorv wma r ar I t ugh I n5ath Reevzss is Lrmbacrt I-Iusse ,ow one Ie two O ufndy zCaff'E'IOnuIIaePrentrS3 Biuvara ana u n 6 wo o nm Sue Sxbnanne SEG-Oinghatef Co ow itlxeaency rig-,eral Anna Lesko on Pak an Chapman HIGHLIGHTS srgnrtres henghts of self betterment thus group aspires to reach Therr new advrsor rs Mrs Colburn our trnancral secretary TO CULTIVATE posse courtesy a sense of responsnbrlrty and seIt drscrplrne and to deveIopIeacIersI1rp personalrty and soclaI graces are some pur poses and goals set forth by this organrza ron A PROGRAM OF prctures ot Europe taken by Luz Shafer and her parents a speaker from Fashronaluty Connie Otzelburger and an annual Cuya maca camprng trap were Interesting actrvr res 4, ,- 6 D 456 X 7: 2- ,L I 5-2, 1' A' 0 A -c , 6- W x 1 r I X Q I i I . -xiii J4,:.N ,Mft ' do , 'd' roy' . 6 ' B b ' I - ta - ' ' Y- . Lx CIID - ' -. I ' .B b BI ' Ca , rhil ,IA ,b any K zjdv . ' 4. I CUII'h 1 I . I I . r G ' K 1 . IL' . t'- . CHECK THAT KINCi... TH-E CHESS CLUB . . . specialized in concentration. This ab- sorbing game was played and dis- cussed Wednesday atter school in Miss HeIdring's room. New ideas were shared and intricate plays ' worlced out which proved winning tactics in inter-school tournaments. row one, left to right: Jim Lasswell, Bill Rust, Milne Diclrman, Linda Chene, Susan Gillespie, Milre Kotlan. row two: Jerry Underwood, Charles Gerber, Diclr Libby. Chris Peterson. THEY NOTICE, SNAP, AND RECORD.. THE PHOTO CLUB . . . under the advisorship ot Mr. Worthington, promotes a better understanding ot pho- tography through active discussions, speak- ers and demonstrations. THEIR EYES . . . learn to notice: then they alter eyes which snap and record. A challenging activity is contests among members. These amateur Iensmen contribute much unheralded service to the school with their hall displays, sales ot sports pictures and contributions to our publications. CERS-left to right: Sam Webb, Ed Naylor, Steve Ryan, is X Ig, Y lf 3' I 0' I x. If D M W y E I-IONORARY SOCIETY QUILL AND SCROLL a branch of the international organization for high school journalists is sponsored at PL by Mr Stone advisor to the Pointer THE LOMAN LOWDOWN tor new students entering P L is the major project of this group who all work earnestly on either the EI Portal or the Pointer during the year TO INSTILL in the students ideals ot scholarship to develop bett r journalists and to promote clear thinking and forceful writ ing is the plan behind this organization FUEL ' t Chp My y Phllp Cl yt G M A YE Rdd gt .h I 'Hanan l. , . - . . , I . r , , , 53? f- . . . I 2 f n i , , s j 2 ' , 4 , , ,-.- ' ' S 'a 1. 'i I Q ' left to right: Lynne Phillips. Jane Chapman, Goldberg, Lynn O'Bryan. . lj 4 ' Q 'X .I -. S 'Y f' 5 I ix lv ' lj . ' 5 : .I P s ,V ' L X ' L Q ' .1 1 ,X l 1' ,- is . ' f X row one, left to right: Barbara Munson, Sharon Spra ling, Lynn O'Bryan, Jane a man, Karen a , L nne i i s. row two: Sam Webb, Margie Webster, Bob a on, Dave Janowsky, ael Squibb, Goldberg, Bill Blee, r. Stone, rn merson, Anne e in on. 158 EYES HAVE THE SAME LANGUAGE EVERYWHERE THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB as a branch of an rnternatronal orgamzatron to promote trrendshrp and understandrng between the Amerrcas Amencan eyes have the same language but not their tongues The Pan Amer :can Club unites these different languages the club at P L rs composed of Spamsh Latrn and CORRESPONDENCE wrth Latrn Amencans was a new and excrtrng experience to many club members Un der the competent sponsor shrp of Mr Franken students accomplrshed a novel taco sale and a gay tresta French students sl ,Jn YY? 1,9 oo C X otav QK 'X P' nfsqn -ii gf We rut row one left to nght Carole Jaqunsh Charmarne Bernard Peggy Berndes Mary Fletcher Berta Weathe by She dan Murphy Beth Ree es Marcre Barton Mary Todd Lrnda Press Nancy Lustrg K thy Cooper w t c J dv Ascher J dv B n Ch t D Bonne G hal a Mrlre Werthman Mrlce Farrar Larry Morrs Ted Crowell, Dana Glddmgs Marrlyn Schowengerdt Lnda Lou s, Katy O Hara I 0 ' ' : mfggml u I . 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LOMANS SEE SOMETHING IN ROMANS ri. :Mr if row one lett to rrght Jean Presley Cathy Brumley Sherndan Murphy Joanne P nners Laur I Baldwn Polly Wrlgus Karen Wheeler Margaret Alun Jennrter DeRocco Ann Stock Monnka Suchs Luclle Courtney o t o Mass Trentel Rudy Norman l.onna Bollrnger Lewrs Barnum Make Kotlan Bob Bradley Frank Almond Kathy Hard sty J tfrey Bateman Da e Cherry Vurg ma Benyamrn THE LOMAN ROMANS sponsored by Mass Trentel are Latnn students who study Roman culture and history DRESSED IN Roman costumes. they looked authentic, whnte sheets serving as excellent makeshltts for togas and stollas Celebration ot a few of therr Important fast days was truly a memorable expenence to mark therr Latrn days They were seen at the Jumor Classrcal League and gnvrng an Ides ot Mareh Bake Sale r. :ff . , ' Q ' A ff.. ' l , ' 9 ' l . 'U . ' 'T - ,'-QQ. F I A 2 I IV' ' X- I -,-' -4 ' I ll- '6 'Ji' .- ,' r ' .N . lf. I - , S -' T., x, , I, KYJJA- T. a. 'tu :,. T ' L, N N v W X ' 'V' l ai' I l I 1 'ri X I , 'E r 1 P rl 'X Y 4 it: I - 1 l I ' K4 uv' A' 1 lb , -. ' . 'I 1 ' ,' f.' xr ' . . ' ' ,viii LA' 'irq . u .. AZT-fri? Ak V 1 , I I ' .V D 4 'I ' .MZ E' A ,I ' up 'f I-f.-f' ' .' --v1 i,,',9b N . I , ' : , , , e , c i I ' , . ' . A . . . I . r w w 2 . , . , A , I l , , I , C I V I V I g . I ' A I THEIR EYES WANT TO SEE WHY... OFFICERS-left to right: Jim Storm, Stepha Goldis, Victoria South, Mike Prior. -ms,.,,,,, , , ,i-4 1 ,W M Xl I 4 J, , ' 'Eid '5 ': : 9' F ri-isiaj THE SCIENCE CLUB . . . in its membership has grown steadily to a group of thirty-two students, now under the sponsorship -of Mr. Specht. THE WHY AND HOW . . . ot our modern world is the main interest shared by the members, who discuss and study facts ot science and philoso-phy. Valuable knowledge is gained from frequent guest speakers and field trips. An interesting experience was one speak- er's demonstration ot a closed television circuit: all saw what they looked like on the screen. Completing an x-ray generator 'For the Science Fair proved absorbing work. row one, left to right: B Ha'l Mle Diclrmari, Dave Chen' Jrfhey Barema C5 H l '4 'Tl' R d N cii l , - I'2'? 'Cv -'.1i x,if.'F'C LJ 'J OVYYTBVT, Victira South, Jm Scherrer, Keir Hug'-35, Charcs Svcs' 'cu ww- Nr Sow E Pwr- ' Va i Bfnaclfrr Nike Kotlan, Tom Juster, James Storm, Larry Brown, Ray Stanford, Mike Pror, Gai 160 S. .o ..,iv,,- .fury-.C ,. i, ic 1 y Davis, Katny Haro sty, Dick Lnby, Sam Webb. FUTURE TEACHERS THE CHALKDUSTERS . . . will mold the next generation. Recruiting new teachers is their purpose. They profit from the advice of experienced teachers such as Mr. La- mott, their advisor, and inform themselves on the field ot education. A FEW LUCKY GIRLS . . . actually experienced work in the classroo-m. They assisted at elementary schools. Others were camp counselors to sixth graders at Cuyamaca and Palomar for one weelc. OFFICERS row one Lucy Cherry row two left to right Betty Bussey Judy Bown Mary Palermo row three Barbara Velasquez Anne Morris row one left to right Edna Moreno Lucy Cherry Dorothy Kilts Franlree Hutler Linda Cameron Betty Bussey Lynn Jacobs Mary Palermo Barbara Velasquez Angela Palermo row two Melanie Early Linda Slaughter Michal McBride Carol Reff Stephany Williams Sherry Guess Linda Bartholomew Diana Woodward Judy Bown Suzanne Riley Bonnie Carlyle row three Bonnie Walden Karen Adams Nrnnette Hall Nancy Glazier Anna Passmore LoJlse Miller Betsy Spencer Ann Alonzo Amy Emerson Ann Morris Susan Lovelace rr ' D 4 il Tse V S as -3 'S L. U . X - r . , T ii .4 ll EYES OE THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB was trrst organized rn l954 and rs now spon sored by Mrs Latham our school nurse IN A NURSES EYES he sympathy and a clesrre to care tor others Thus organrzatron provides a setting rn whrch many gurls wrth these qualrtres can explore the opportunrtles and requrrements un the trelcl of nursrng and the assocnatecl scrences MERCY fx' .-it h v Lh yM BEYOND Tl-IE BLUE HURIZQN.. gf , .V -7' W' .. ' 1 -. V A v ,1 xg 46, O left to right: Phyllis Bement, Linda Fisher, Sharon McGee, Linda Smith, Linda Tripp, Bonnie Sweet, Lynn Noble. row two: Lorraine Lyon, J it Hampton, Nancy Ward, Betty Dahlheim. Joan Love, Marilyn Schoengerdt, Pam Carr, Bonnie Lords. THE HORIZON CLUB . . . is a group of tenth grade senior Campfire Girls. To improve personality through social functions, serve the school and community. study likely careers and practice good grooming are their main objectives. NINE HUNDRED . . . Horizon Club members from Southern Cali- fornia came to a conference held in Los Angeles: staying at the Statler l-lotel, our girls had an eventful weelc end while attend- ing the conference. A l-lalloween party and worlcing on a play were also fun. OEHCERS-left to ight: Joan Love Lyn' Nibf Betty Dahllnem L d Lars-1 LM Lf T A if f ,- se-efgyari .. .-. yu aa rcs .ar FORTY HOURS . . . of clerical worlf for the Community Chest, assistance to the Chestrnobile during the Fair, Christmas gift wrapping for the armed services, helping needy teenagers, making figurines for the Children's l-lospital to paint . . . and being presented with silver letters for this outstanding Community Service by the Peninsula Woman's Club . . . were unforgettable occasions. 163 4 TI-IEIR EARS ARE THEIR EYES I I-I gh SILVERGATE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB open to Dana as well as Pornt Loma students rs sponsored by Mr Stansnfer TI-IE EARS ARE TI-IE EYES rn thus tascrnatung and tarreachnng hobby the boys enloy Considerable expenence ns garned through attrlratuon wrth the Amencan Relay League and partrcrpatron rn Cnvrl De tense Drills IT IS TI-IRILLING to wrtness the valuable part that radno plays rn drsaster The boys all belong to the Ama teur Radro Emergency Corps e IH! 'ffl . I I i QI- , I ,I I I I ' r 1 1 I ' 5 . I I e i ' l , I I , fo, Q ,F, 15 y '- .F t , 4 51 row one, left to right: Wade Swoboda, Mike Farrar, Dave Grobeclcer, Bob Powers, Bob Tony Parks, Ole Jorgenson. The other students are at Dana Junior i , . Q .I Y,,.- I UPRAISED EYES THEBIBLECLUB through theur motto Let no man despise thy youth but be thou an example ot the b lrevers un word an conversation rn chanty rn sprrrt rn tarth an pun y I Tnmothy 4 I2 set a hugh Chnstuan standard and tned to lrve by It A who dunnut slut was part of an unusual program they presented Sev nteen was the tntle ot therr bug talm ot the year they partrcn pated rn actuvutres wrth other schools Buble clubs all these proj cts gave nnsprratuon to these students ot the Buble Ne :cw ne le to rght Janet Torbett Katy a son aron ara ona owen ane er er o rrey o er anc ewe row w rs sen nchard Arnold Bob mer e New e ' , . . . ' . . ' . .rr : ll 2 ll . . . . . I 4 . - QFHCERSZ Gloria Bgwgnl Richard Arnold, Nancy Newell, Janet Verteilco, Shirley Hopper. Mike well. o,ft i: , hWt ,Sh O'M ,Gl' B ,J tVtk,Sh'l Hpp,N y N ll. t o: M . Ol , R' , Pal , Mrk ell, Tl-IE BRASS.. THE OFFICERS' CLUB . . . included the high-ranking men ot ROTC. Reaching this top goal, they experienced the respect due an otticer. Then they learned the art ot leadership through commanding i the battalion. Planning was also understood through meetings where activities ot the group were laid down. Their fine perform- ance was an inspiration to the men in the ranks. e, left to right: Harvey Borman, Dave Grobeclcer, Bob Eblcr, Richard Ald t Chl Gb Ptl-ldtyR yDit RyStfd R S h t Ed N l IOW WOI GYCS CY Cf, C 2 df IS , GFIFI G Cf, 5 GH Of , c war z, ay or. SWIM OR SINK! THE SWIM CLUB . . . organized in January of this year. The water in the Bahia I-lotel pool was their frequent habitat. It was set in motion every fortnight by these Loman bodies, gliding, swittly stroking, deftly diving, or learning the swimming technics. TO BECOME FAMILIAR . . . with the fast-growing tield of aquatic sports and to develop better sportsmen were points strongly emphasized. Peters, Leigh Myers, John A Lewis Barnum Dick Arnold t B b Ig P l V B R dd ll, Dclc Libb Ralph Bonaclcer. Y iii M M K y R y Ry I d Bobi Bradley, Walt Laidl g-,rar-1-1. NDN-CCDMSH. THESE NCO's . . . climbed the ranlcs to hold their present positions ot prestige. A feeling ot good tellowship is telt by the non-commissioned otticers, whose activities included military tilms and a pot luck supper. Their excellent leadership benefit ed the entire corps 33 '3 G VW 1 3 Cl raids Fcre P y fx 5 . . lx ' ,fi - hz' X yi .xx-,gf -K If if , ' 1 ' , I -'i H - an i W' ., 2 it I .,,W -lm... i N4 A H -V I- . ', . 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N i '-T l 'G s'Trfw ACKNCDWLEDCEMENTS THANK YOU Wrllam Pr ree Stuclro and especrally Mr Wrllram Preree and M l.es Snowclen tor your trme ettort and protessronal lrelp Mr Jrm Neyenesclw and Neyenesctr Prrnters tor prrntrng tlwrs annual and tor lwelprng us Mr Brll Retclwrn ot ttre S K Smrtlw Company tor lns assrstanee wrtlw our eoyer Mr Ellrson and Mr Emerson tor ttrerr teclwnrcal qurclanee and Mr Runnels tor your con srderate lwelp wtnetr ardecl muelr to our progress Also to tn many students and taeulty wlwo lwelped wrttr plwotograplwy wntrng and many otner nunoerous ttnngs A 5 ,Q , I . - . . . rn ' with our many problems. 9 . r U A r l A . REMEMBER TI-IESE MGMENTS? We knocked the double O trom l-loover l-lughl Jerry Booths tooth stuck rn Bull Bradtords tootball helmet Th jukebox was Installed The Sensor Jazz Concert The trash cans were painted Mr l-lenlngers wlte had a baby grrl Mardr Gras made hrstory We won the sweepstakes at the Palomar sp ech contest Tears at graduation The Pointer dog chased l-lo'ver's cardinal 5. v '-4 -A 2 i 'Ev S L'g x xl X.. -7' Working hard, gang? t 'Qf'wea, X an R5 , X 5 Contemplating a theme . . . Homecoming, I956. 1' J 'A ,Q 1' :J fl' ,cw S S A3 Loma ncife contest winners 'MQKZT o f. ,c ' x sf-F' ' fi 4 c 4 is .ic ' -W 4 .l0th Annual Art Exhibit Here's to you. Point Loma High School. 6 NSW QLJR EYES CLOSE ON THIS CHARTER CDE OUR LIVES PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF POINT LOMA HIGH SCHOOL SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA LYNN OBRYAN MANAGING EDITOR n .- 531 Q. I ' V ' ,. 1 , 5 J I f 1 v ' ' . f M . s P r 'Q ' . . r fy ' ' . ' WI., af' 4 , A ,Q I I' 'f', 'Q' van, ' ' . .A s ' ..i ':4'?r ' ,Hf .J 1, f 1 O K 'ff' x . 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