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

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VICTOR JOHNSON Imparts his love of music to his pu- pils. A real teacher, patient with the littlest ones, long suffering with the oldest ones. Our Mr. Johnson, teacher of instruments, band and orchestra di- rector. MRS. MURIEL MCHENRY On furlough from India is our choral director. A capable leader and a merry friend, Mrs. McHenry is greatly be- loved. Although she will only be with us this year, she will always be remem- bered. MRS. GERTRUDE AYALA Gentle and clever with the little chil- dren. A sincere friend to all, Mrs. Aya- la, piano teacher, believes that good mu- sic enriches life.

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. ' f, '52-J-.. H. . A 5 WILLIAM DAVIS A versatile man is our shop and auto- Q mechanics teacher. Carpenter, bus-re- pair man, artist, vocalist, ornithologist fbird loverj, SENIOR Sponsor. MRS. LOTTIE VVESTERMEYER English and speech teacher, librarian. Never too busy to give personal help. We may forget the distinction between an adverb and an adjective, but we sh ll M never forget Mrs. Westermeyeig I Wit i ERVIL D. CLARK A man with a great capacity for facts, a quick wit, and a ready quiz. Brilliant thorough, helpful is our math and science professor. A:- u

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I. GORDON MCINTYRE A former missionary from China, an experienced instructor, a tireless work- er, is our Bible and history teacher. I-Ie is ever ready to help, counsel, and en- courage his students. MILLIE ADAMSON Teacher of Spanish and home arts. Painstaking, practical and efficient. A good friend. MR. AND MRS. W. F. DETLEFF Our school could not function with- out Mr. Detlelf, our tireless custodian, and Mrs. Detleff, our efficient oflice sec- retary. They are characterized by their energy, helpfulness, and friendliness. W .vu -wj' , N . ,. AY. , . , ' ,lj . l:1.',n' - ' i, Ts':'l'19! y ' ,.. ' N 9 If 1, ,fly 1 . I-, l2-5. f ,ur M V I ,1 1 ' trl :F Q. ' his 2, :Qi f :n :'t,1r,' J 11