San Diego Academy - Lighthouse Yearbook (National City, CA)

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E B i rvnis. ERVIL CLARK Typing The aim of our school is to give to the students a full, well rounded education to fit them for a place in society. To the basic units of this educational program we have added an enlarged, and much im- proved typing course. The student is taught, not only the basic skills of typing but is shown methods to in- crease speed and accuracy. It is encouraging to see the interest increasing in a knowledge so useful in our everyday lives. MRS. MARGUERITE DETLEFS Office Secretary Attended N. B. T. College at Sioux City, Iowa Employed as Stenographer for Attorney A. T. Paske, Sioux Center, Iowa and National Fidelity Life Ins. Co, Insurance Company, Sioux City, Iowa. She enjoys her year at San Diego Union Academy as Secretary to Principal, Cashier and Assistant to both offices. , 1 J - W ,Y5 . Q -K ' C ?'f E f Q 'TT' 5' .H Lvvnamlimr L 'ei I ,,.,... ?:,.Q:,'.i,e.,..S2.. .IMM7 ,,...., MR. W. F. DETLEFS Custodian We have acquired an additional building since last year, which accomodates the first four grades. This requires more student labor. Qualitities I rnost appreciate in student help are honesty and faithfulness in performing their duties. A spirit of cooperation is very essential in promoting the general welfare of the school. MRS. ETHEL KRIPPS Cafeteria Man can live without art, science, and booksg but not without cooks. It is a great pleasure to serve the students of S. D. U. A. and I enjoy every one of them as I see them each day. ' ' Y M7 I as -K! S1-xv vt!

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,- ' I ' Faculty advising, student counselling, phone answering, bus busting, child disciplining, host playing to parents, trustees, salesmen, guests --- all part of a normal day to Max Williams, beloved principal of S. D. U. A. His vibrant personality, calm exterior, and sound .-. Christian character qualify him for his arduous task. - - - Adele Jenkins Mr. William Davis, master physician to tired buses, vocational in- structor, and Junior class sponsor, is a friend to all. With a wrench in his hand, a smear of ease on his face, you'1l very likely find him under R N , 11 ' , vtv1 'Y Sf the hood of one of our 50-passenger limousines . His hobbies 4 5 , are: radio, music, art, 'Sv' ' and ornithology. This good-looking fellow hails from Boulder, - Colorado. si X5 ,. 71 X 1- i J ,I Q w-r I 7 J' I - QQ, ., i : , ME d in - XV' g Q, a xx X X J ' 2' is , J Q! if - R -'JQ1 'T X -., r-.- ...I f Opal Longmore Victor Johnson has been with us ever since the school was moved to 2700 East 4th. Some teachers' hair turns gray, but poor Mr. Johnson's just falls out when he get unhappy with his many students. Hats off to you, Prof , you're wonderful! Sylvia Sue Shelton, our beloved Okie came to S. D. U. A. in the nick of time just as we lost our pianist, Mr. Benfield. She seems just like one of the students except that she is al- ways patient and sweet. ----- Georgia Jones Ur? W , If L 1