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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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My heart and dreams e 'ltlxis be Mr JE fs ep lf .mf 3' slrw' 3' M 9 , 5 IAQ' A .kr R' , . 1' v fy ,Q Little Things There are little things I'd say If I knew how to rhyme, But since it is a pleasant day, I haven't got the time. 'Twould be about a crystal lake 'Tween mountains grand and tall, And on its shores the birds would make Their nests until the fall. I'd tell about the Autumn leaves In red and golden brown, And how in gentle Autumn breeze, They all go fluttering down. And then I'd tell of Winter's snow, The very first that year, And how the icy brook would flow Where come the woodland deer. And after that I'd write of Spring And of the dogwood fair, The thrush that makes the wildwood sing, The cuddly baby hare. And, Oh, of course I'd tell the rest, Of summer bright and blue, And little birds who leave the nest- All these I'd tell to you! -Charlene sewwewh 1 R X mi Ai or is or r E wir f- .A . I si gg Q X- Where flowers are most fragrant And the trees are ever green, We view God's work of Nature And we marvel at the scene. The snowy, white-capped mountain With its mirrored lake below, Invites us to its lofty height Where gentle breezes blow. The brook beside the meadow And the tumbling waterfall, Both join their hands in friendship Along the cedarred wall. And we like to dream at twilight In this shadowedeiforest shrine, Ast wesit around She campfire r we think on things Divine. Delmer DREAM HOUSE I close my eyes and dream about Z1 house that is not real, And yet as I approach its gates I somehow always feel At home. y I sense before I enter it the welcome of the hall, I know and love the pictures that hang upon each wall. It's home. My fingers touch the furniture, each piece familiar, dear, V f For I have seen it often in my dreams year after year- This home. . I This chair or that I recognize as having come from home QThe one in which I'm living now, and may for years to come, That homej, , But here they look quigeldiffereqtfwhetl mingled with things new That I have chosenHoneil5y'lot1e.vlfith iost fbi: house in view- My home! I ' Not ogly Chairs, but love and peace that I've known here at home Will go with me to that dream house that I shall cell my own, Dear homie, ' , 4 . I I I Therugs-a1felgaly,,gd1e,eurtains bright, the maple glows with Carey. ,L ,,m Che cannotfhelgi that love fand quierfjoy dwell thereefix y I fl grovvlso hornesickxas I swell: back through the gate, Jrseems the dreams is sorely real, and I-canlherdly waity I I, We SUMMER Summer is a busy time of year. School is out and the kids are home, 'and you wish it were fall and they were back in school. Do you try and plan your summers? Do you arrange for vacations that fall through? Do you plan beach parties when it rains? Do you arrange for camping trips when it snows? Do you get up-a big swimming party when everyone comes down with a cold? Do the ants always visit your picnics? Does the sand always seem to find its way into your food? Does a beach party, camping trip, or just a little family outing mean more headaches, hard work and trouble to you? If so, then you are probably just a normal hard-working American trying to get a little relaxation. Well, don't give up now! In just a few short months the kids will be back in school and you can settle down to the old grind and relax a little. 'PCSSY ' :canal sus 0 S D Q X--M 'LH' 2. C Q ,M .,, 'Lvl' I WK K '7f. And than - X il' ! M wx? ,P MI' ,r Sho 6' Z 1.81 M-MMA'-Www ...L- '--4 ,i'3fAxQpg.a,v iw, Lf . , k ki ? .41 ,A .6 , , .V 1 , . 1 'Sf ' 3 ' f A. 2 v -' . ,M -:T '21,mV 1 :iii I-Q 5' W Q' 71 X fs wwf' Q... - .s- -7 f A , X 'f 'L ,, ,i il I N ip 'TQ 5 3 2 1 -X f f, .r f . ,.Y.,.J:,.,,,. . , f f - , . . . , ,fn .,.L ' x - K 'i 1::..,'L:-.,-.. .,.,W.,. 1'-kj .I . 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In appreciation for your helping hand, for your understanding smile, T., .I for your patient and forgiving heart, and most of all for your day by day example of Christian living, we dedicate this 1959 LIGHTHOUSE to you, P H .Z Mr. William- Qinvxlgk 3,5 -,-. but -A ' U E I r 7 Wh u Cs. -s .. . -F ,,,. - '- -'52-ru.f-f, 14. .-71:5 if ' Qfk Ku Mi -Q,,,,m, as 4, 1 sms Q'V 0 O '. ,'lf' t Ooh i Q. 1, . 1 , ' Q 0 7 1 Y. -9.-,.i'fft3Q? .. . .tffb -'J ' xx 1-54 -1 ' 1 9. , .aff . , ,U S -1 ' 1 3 '-I Prinvi al ' ,flflrssag X ' ' p hz A 0 -- 1 .- ' E I It is good to know that the true meaning of our lives is not to be found in the ' material aspects of our daily lives. Today there are so many evil forces loosed in Q the world, so much pain and suffering, and so many threats to the freedoms we enjoy that one is tempted to ask, What is there left to thankful about? The important thing is not to lose heart. If we lose money, we lose something. If - ' we lose our integrity, we lose more. If we lose our courage, we lose everything. - A C ,, . . To those of us who work and live in a Christian school the Lord has given special daily blessings, whether we recognize them or not. He has provided each with gifts . to use and to enjoy. Among our friends we can find release from the evils of the A ' world. By being thankful for the gifts of life, we set an example others will desire A , to imitate. x 1 Let each of us make sure that our example will properly represent our school, 1- church and home. ff 1 4 fu A . ' 1-'r' , - 1,445 4 ' s-rllfgg x . - flag . I-. '.'4:iu v i I , It-esuix 1 ' ' ' Q .ffl L, ,x ,n X., 5 'mY, ,J Y 5 ' v 1 K' '. lvt'x ' -'I i ' M ' 1 1' 'S' ' 1 . . , . -. Y . U, ,, N 1 1 V'-',.'.. 4' ', '. x'1x4'Sll., MK x IKE. I 5- '-:1 Q 0 4 - -l 1 fd-' '. .1 xl -ra Qjitpufmlkf J A MARION DENMAN, M.Ed. Principal, Business Manager, Civics Make each day useful and cheerful, and prove that you know the worth of time hy employing it well. Then youth will he happy, old age without regret, and life u heuutiful success. -Alcott English, Speech, Librarian A word filly spoherz is like silver. CLIFFORD E. MULVIHILL, B.A. y Bible, American History ' Look up! Se: thine eyesupwz the heights, And, .rtriuingleuer towards the distance goal, c Paint net, but have the faith supreme to know A glorious destinyawaits the sealy i s i it r y y g ...ass-wen LOTTIE M. WESTERMEYERQ MLA. apples of gold in pictures of . , -So' simon I MILLIE A. ADAMSON, M.A. Spanish, World History, Home Arts She doeth liffle kimlzzeffer Which mor! leave 71l7!l07I6. 01' rlefpiref' .iw--1 gm VICTOR N. JOHNSON, B.A. Band, Orchestra, Instrumental And new 'twain like all imffuments, Now like tl lonely fluteg And now it is an angel? song, Tbnt maker zbe heavens be m1ne.' I' --Coleridge -Lowell WILLIAM A. DAVIS, B.A. Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork, Driver's Education, Bus Maintenance All Irue work ir famed. In all true work, ihere if rometkifzg of divi1ze1zeJ.r. -Carlyle DWIGHT H. MILLER, BA. Accountant, Bookkeepmg Wbfzfe'er he did um done with ro much eafe, In him alone 'fum mzlural I0 plefzxef' -Dryden SAMUEL A. wEs'r,M.A. I Biology, Algebra, Go forth gmder the apen sky, and list , t ia Nature? 5Ieacbing5, y I mVnnn 5 VFLI V '--Bfy3l1ff I BESS L. WILLIAMS, B.S. Registrar, Typing, Shorthand K1z0zz'i1zg fha! Nature :zezfer did belmy fbe bear! ffm! loved ber. -Wordsworth EH-1 f PAUL L. SHETLER, B.S. Physics, General Mathematics, Algebra II A liilfe learning iy L1 dangerous ihing: -Pope BEVERLY F. DOLAN English The fairest garden in her lookx, And in her mind the wifefl hooks. -Cowley MARIORIE ZYPRICK, B.A. Piano In hater with many 4 winding haul Of linked sweetness lang drawn ont, With wanton heed and giddy cunning, U ntwifling all the daimx that tie The hidden 50111 of harmony. ' 0-+Mi1ton Drink deep, or tnffe not the Pierifzn spring. The melting wire through maze.: running, STANLEY LEDINGTON, B.A. Organ There let the pealifzg organ blow To the full-Lfoifezl qzzire below In Jerzfife high and mzfhemf clear AJ may wifh Jzoeelzlexf, through mine ear, Dixfolzfe me izzlo emfnfiey, Anil bring all H6dZ'6lI before mine eau, -Milton LULA A. PULLIAM Chorus, Voice MARGUERITE DETLEFS Office Secretary Wf'hafezfer noble fire if in our beam' will burn fzlfo in our work. Whatever purity if owzr will clwten and exalt ir, for as we are so our work if. 4 --Leighton Sing again. wilh your dem' voice revealing fl fone Of fome :world for from ozzrf, W'he1'e miffir and moonlighl and feeling are one. Shelley ADELE MARNELLA Office Secretary C On that hex! portion of a good man? life, His little, nameless, zmrememhered det! Of hindneff and of love!! -Wordsworth JEAN ORTMAN Cafeteria Eating hm much to do with religion. The Jpiritual experience ix greatly affected by lhe way in which the Jlomaehf' -A-'White RUTH BERRY Cafeteria ll7e may lizfe without friemlf, lVe may live without hoohf, But fizdlized mam fomzol live wifholzl eoohff' LOLITA MADERO Cafeteria Thy soul way like a liar, ami dwelt apart, So elielfl thou travel on life'5 common way 172 eheerful godlifzefff' -Milton .U 15 0 '-ic'-. . 1,3 v.. 1 . gs aj, 0 ' .Tg?' :N . S 'vi:Tl::x O J-R .-- . .s- ub ' s 'i'5: s . 'rfvlrsn' fkw-, . 5 '-f'.1x.k'x ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAKS MESSAGE What a marvelous heritage we have of heing able to educate our young people in Christian Schools, The'San Diego Union Academy Elementary School has the function and purpose of surrounding our young people with spiritual influences that will lead them to give their lives to Christg so that day by day we may see them grow and develop spiritually into witnesses for Him in this old world so full of sin. May all of us, either parents or teachers, never lose sight of that goal and may we achieve it day by day and see its results in the characters of our young people as they live and develop into men and women, serving a Lord that they have learned to love. Christian Education is truly the harmonious development of all three faculties4mental, spiritual and moralfand their correct use gives us victory now and forever. - Donovan Olson 1 'f1.n. ,H 1 L,v'Kgs'1 f lg: ,I i if ' 4 S fi' as-.' V 5 Q' . 53' 1.13 L if'-. 5 :rf ', , ,Kp -- .... 3:3 . 4, .,,.. C1 ffal' . f -'I' .r rfqg-531 ,tv ,L 42'-1 L '1' ia- ' 1 . 23 L. TOWNSEND, B.A. Seventh Grade Lk,VL L:,L: Www S. e - A.eeQ-fahragil 5 edfid if fm: :be :bmi ee ef4df :zmzrbwe reP?arin8 e ed4y 4fzer bi?if'li?-Qfgifiiae,ffkfibhi-the 'iggfteygway of courage. ' M ' -Balzac MTZ1 ZW 4 ?,' fegrbef' if to be a paffer, molding . ,fffffnvfi of good will, , bowl! 0 generoxity, WAJM 0 gmref' -Jacobs EDMUND B. BLAIR, M.A. Seventh Grade So nigh if gra1m'eur 10 our dull, So near if God to man. When duty whifpery low, 'Tlaozz mm! The yozzfh repliey 'I mzz'. ' -Emerson DERALD D. JACOBSON, B.A. Sixth GILIQIC No Ibrizlfezf zzvinl zzoryfpolfwz fvfeii C1111 fefzfb yomzg hear!! zvlmf mfzfz fhfllillf he. No! all flve book-r on aff Ike .rlJef1'e.r B117 zvlmf flee fefzvbwr are llJemJel1'e,r. if fCuitermnn Fifth and Sixth Grades DOUGLAS H. PETERSON, B.A. Fifth Grade If fzeedx L1 tex! of ftarligbt frefbly printed, A lexicon of golden wordi new minted, To help 4 teacher help loiy clan to look Out upon life tbrouglv u-imiowf of 4 book. --Merrill EDNA W. TYNDALL Ah, lwu' ,vbillffzl grozzxr Ike band Tlmf obeyeflv !o1'e'.r uomfzzfzfzd. It if fbe laefzrf. and 1101 floe brain, Tlofzf fo llve higlwxf ffofh f1llfzi1z, ' Longfellow MABEL R. MILLER Fourth Grade To tbofe who know thee not, rzohvords amz paint: And tbofe who know thee, know all wofdf are 7'aim'. -More MARY H. AUSTIN Third Grade Life ima' f0l'EH1l6J.Y fo fell, All benlzfifzzl mn! .rlbleuflifl fbizzgf, And Cbi!fi7'6lI'J fares looking up Holding z1'011cfef'lif5e fl mp. gTeasdale MARGARET S. PUTNAM Second Grade I mu' 10112011010 look at me Tbrozzgb Ziflle rbi!d1'e1z'5 6161 And MJOIIKQIQI' lava' mrefzzlly 1z'e'd Ieafh If Oil!-1' we were wife. -Selected MARGUERITE MAXAM Associate Teacher The imzer .fide of ezfery flow! IJ b1'iglJl mm' .fbilliligf I fberefore Umz my fffillllif fzbouf, Auf! nlzzwyf uem' rhem iuxirle out. T0 .rboiu lbe lining. -Fowler First Grade Ou flee ifirxrf dn-3' of .frfmaf They pour into lbeir fefzlr, Then fbey begin fo rifef All 1125 OZl'1I.U LAURITA E. JACOBSON, B.A. Piano The .mul of marie dumber: in the Jbell Till uvzked and kindled by the master? spell. -Rogers ELLA R. GROSVENOR . . Like .ro 77711517 bfzller in nike ringi. Early rel-'eal,r fl ,fElD!II'!If6 ,fu'eef11e.f.f and 4 worth Church Qzzcully and Hams and Salma! Off Guard 'Q 611155 af '59 Q'?ffW'M qw, v 4 f'f MNA I 090 xxx 'V '99 Gig, ' 10001 - b Mft . Ai X593 jaw f 4 'Y QQQQQ iffxxxxxn .x.i'w7-V f f ,A 'S it -4, i,w.dsww- I 4 ill! .oo 995 :Qi ','A.' if ni 0 0' Q K 55' WO!- ilu 12? ,QS N - if 3,9--1. 3 E + -4-1-s --1 Q' f'.NFJ.f .4 EJ ywwg QW Q? mv -. r f ,-f- H .yr , , veg- W K fa if K ima ,wg . . y.,,,i5,r, 4 . fn , K ,F ,, ,Q M Q . ' - gf M, Mrs. Adamson, XVanda, Larry, David, Jerry, Feryl, James, Mr. Denman, Tom, De 'Zh QQ DELMER E. BOND, JR. Birthplace: Fresno, California Birthday: September 27, 1941 School attended: S,D.U.A. Ambition: Radiologist GREGORY N. BEEMER Birthplace: Mason City, Iowa Birthdate: April 22, 1940 Schools attended: Brethern High, Paramount, California, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Public Speaker KAREN M. COLEY Birthplace: Oakland, California Birthdate: October 27, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Dental Technician or ROGER M. DENMAN Birthplace: Omaha, Nebraska Birthdate: July 28, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Artist Ambition: Government Foreign Service VERNA A. BREWER Birthplace: Farmington, Maine Birthdate: September 20. 19-10 Schools attended: South Lancaster Academy, S.D.ll.A. Ambition: Secretary IRENE D. CHUDLEIGH Birthplace: National City, California Birthdate: August Zi. 19-I1 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Secretary RUTH L. FRANKLIN Birthplace: San Diego, California Birthdate: October 5, 19-10 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Secretary JOYCE B. GALLUPE Birthplace: Wahiawa, Oahu, T. H. Birthdate: December 25, 1941 Schools attended: Millington, Tennessee, Chula Vista High, S,D.U.A. Ambition: Medical Secretary ROBERT D. ELLIOTT Birthplace: Rifle, Colorado Birthdate: April 26, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Agriculturalist C. LYNNE FARRAR Birthplace: San Bernardino, California Birthdate: June 28, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Music Teacher WILBERTH GONSALEZ A. Birthplace: Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Birthdate: November 13, 1943 Schools attended: Tecate, Baja, California, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Doctor DONNA L. GROUND Birthplace: Denver, Colorado Birthdate: November 28, 1941 Schools attended: Castle Park jr., S.D.U.A., Upper Columbia Academy Ambition: Secretary zmxhfis mu' - wa, . ffloif. .W.,,,Q,... . , . mm. ,ww fag? .gi 3 3Wiemi5?2t'W - is , . x Ji' ,gg 4 7, fffwgfwimmf if F., we ,gf xwsslb-'gf f X, S mf Ms.. .A ,X .xkgwm--wig fi? -. R Y Win - ' ' lo Hu ' ., - , ,,, wp,-'Q . 1 ff., ,xx LK ,Q 4 'fmt 2' nfl . 'S r V ilu '21 ,W 13, ' 13 if ' wif 33.3, Q ' Y' .iii .. as ,Jw lfiff: fi ' s 2 x YW '55 , ,dem ww-ei H . I ' at . - f f ' 4, -4 J ' HN Q 51 , Qfggeesfgf .., LW . - tw ,X - , 1' x mv wx . ua sf. ,W 7- ff M -'fm . W? -nv X0 f, gl gen ' Lg w b: J 'Uifsi -I 43,4113 5X 9G -' N 1 K W S K T x ,V .,,, , Q .,,,. A ., ' 'L M Gai 2 Q X Q . ' . 7 4 4 4 1 , 1 5. -' 2 K1 we f ? a K K x ' mgfg iz: M gym :Q'Pfi::u,f, , gg g : img-e. jfs' 1 xg. .-a:vff',1 ' i N 5:5 'JA X lf H L V ,,.L, . ,.'J,, , : Q... , , 5 eg: . X + 21 X J F X Q ef V A QW if gk Qwislgg L Ns 9? ..,, 'xifi-iii? - 4 BONNIE PETILLON Birthplace: Mercer, Pennsylvania Birthdate: july 14, 1941 Schools attended: Helix High School, Parnell Prep. for Girls, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Music Field STEPHAN E. PRITCHARD Birthplace: juhara, Peru Birthdate: August 9, 1940 Schools attended: Sandia View Academy, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Nurse ERNEST D. RUDLEY II Birthplace: Memphis, Tennessee Birthdate: October 15, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Lab Technician STEVEN N. SCHOONOVER Birthplace: Des Moines, Iowa Birthdate: August 26, 1941 Schools attended: Fresno Union Academy, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Pharmacist CAROL RASCO Birthplace: National City, California Birthdate: December 25, 1941 Schools attended: San Pascual Academy, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Secretary JOYCE A. REID Birthplace: Watirikii, Oklahoma Birthdate: june 5, 1940 Schools attended: Napa junior Academy Thunderbird Academy, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Nurse 'ff ' 2, -. 5.f i 1 l ll. Wil' fa- sa fa Q-Ssvm 1 l.' CAROLYN A. WEAVER Birthplace: National City, California Birthdate: December 7, 1941 Schools attended: Lincoln High School, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Lawyer GARY O. WHEELER Birthplace: San Diego, California Birthdate: August 12, 1941 School attended: S.D.U.A. Ambition: Business Administration i Nl - twetfrzsefwuffmfns-a?2lv.?aS CHARLES T. SMITH, JR. Birthplace: National City, California Birthdate: November 26, 1941 School attended: S.D.U,A. Ambition: Dentist LARRY E. VEVERKA Birthplace: National City, California Birthdate: January 13, 1941 School attended: S,D.U.A. Ambition: Minister CLIFFORD G. WILLIAMS Birthplace: Ontario, Oregon Birthdate: july 14, 1940 Schools attended: El Cajon Valley High School, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Minister JOAN A. WOODWARD Birthplace: Long Beach, California Birthdate: August 8, 1941 Schools attended: El Cajon Valley High School, S.D.U.A. Ambition: Interior Decorator Hlass af bo . is 9- W- :sv Dan, Charlene, Dorothy, Bob, Gail, Judy, Shorty, Miss Dolan. 611155 of '60 Preridenr-Dorothy Dick Molto- To keep our foot steps Vice-Prexident-Bob I.aDam pointed upward. Secretary-Gail Dauben Aim- To make stepping stones Treaxurer-Judy Skeoch for others. Parliamenmrian-Charlene Larsen Colon-Ebony and Pearl Parlor-Dan Smith Flower-Orchid Sergeant-at-Army-Shorty Aquinaldo Sponforf-Miss Beverly Dolan Mr. William Davis fPicture not shownj 611155 af '60 CALIXTO AGUINALDO ALVIN ANDERSON ART BARTLETT PEGGY BOURDEAU MARLENE CALES PETE CRADDOCK GALE DAUBEN DOROTHY DICK DON ERMSHAR LARRY FISCHER K' MARTHA HARMER GWENDOLYN HOCKIN KAYE HOLLAND MYRNA HONBERGER JUDY JOHNSON FLORENCE KOLPACOFF BOB LA DAM CHARLENE LARSEN 3' ffl' if 'Q 'B gg' . 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X 1 x , X 3 1-my L 7 PQ YOUTH THE VOICE Long ago the prophet of God asked these questions: Who of our youth will give themselves to God for the purpose of laboring for the salvation of their fellow youth? Who will put their talents of God to win souls? ln accordance with this solemn question the young people of S.D.U.A. decided to share their faith two nights a week in a youth evangelism program at the La Mesa-Lemon Grove S.D.A. Church in eleven weekend programs from October 19 to Novem- ber 23. Some young people gave out hand bills or literature, some ushered, many helped in the sacred music, and the youth pictured above gave the sermons. They were inspired by the words in Messages to Young People which declares that God calls for . . . whole armies of young men who are large-hearted and Sang Leader SMITH Announcer VEVERKA large-minded and who have a deep love for Christ and the truth. With such an army of workers as our youth, rightly trained, might furnish, how soon the message of a crucified, risen, and soon- coming Saviour might be carried to the whole world! The speakers were: Charles Giddings, David Hall, Kaye Hol- land, Judy Johnson, Charlene Larsen, Dan Smith, Tom Smith, Cliff Williams, Sharon Kelly, Priscilla McDunnah, Sherrie Potter, Paul Steinbach, Lannie Rudley, Carol West, Jeanette Williams, Larry Veverka, Roger Denman, Jerry Mclntosh, Judy Skeoch, Sue Purdy, Brian Manwarren, Ruth Franklin, Lynne Ferrar, James Holland, Wanda Palmer, Dorothy Dick, Florence Kolpacoff, Don Hardin. Youth leader, Elder Walter Blehm, cons ducted our fall week of Devotion. He stressed the positive side of Christian livinggthe hap- piness that is in store for Christian young people. the joys of association, healthful rec- reation, the thrills in service for Christ. K A 3 O GOD: When crisis comes my way and touches me, Teach me the importance of myself if I would cease to lean And be of help to others. af -- Z7 flyer Elder Ben Hassenphlug, well-known missionary, Evangelist, and present Pastor of the new Ocean Beach Seventh-day Adventist church, was the speaker at our Spring Week of Prayer. Elder Hassenphlug read much from the Holy Scriptures and stressed the ideas that youth must think, cultivate a derire for righteousness, and daily make a choice. Whether or not he reaches the supreme goal depends on his daily choosing the right path and then placing his hand in the hand of God. Stark V A , -4, as . kvfak K f is A . .. , S -A iii? if X A . 'iv Y ,K fi X v Wzgli, X, Q ii m x Q f at ga Q W Nv- .Nw QE? sy . Freddie and Bobbie The String Ensemble ,eq in Senior Male Quartet Senior Girls' Trio ACADEMY CHORUS-Franz faux' Eloise Diaz, Marilyn Towler, Patty Brown, Kathy Britt Dorothy Dick, Beverly Cales, Lynne Farrar, Feryl Morrhouse, Gwen Hockin, Bonnie Petillon, Florence Kolpacoff, Martha Harmer, Rita Toulouse. Sammi 1'0Zl'.' janet Valoise, Judy Sanders, Marlene Cales, Annette Weis, Miriam Headley, Lois Brown, jean Lindsey, Libby Ann Bryson, Carolyn Hamilton, Myrna Mesnard, Sue Rowe, Karen Coley, Myrna Honberger, Carol Smith, Sherrie Potter, Marianne Chapman, Carol West, Kay Traylor. Tbird ww: Freddie Villenueva, s -+21 its QM K , v Q 6. 'Q imm- xal - 4 Q X .ef an -5 Q il Q A A 1, ,. X , 4, .-Q i- Q 5, Q., , , Q .V S wiv L 1:1 1 ' 1 5 I Alf' , '.s1!. 'fcffff 'II .- 'mff-qt' ,M an 1 . , NR 1 NN Q 3 3? gr S 1 L L E '54 C U ff: .rfs zsf. gf ,f---- pw, im- . , ,... 1 N ,. 3 2 Q4 A V1 ,gg .. E S -vga, ki , , If , A -1, . 1 , :T , ,Qi 4 5 5 W D Km li Q 2: wi L, V. 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E s it SECOND .A.S.B, OFFICERS-Pianist, Betty Shetlerg Sponsor, Elder Mulvihillg Pastor, Larry Veverkag Secretary, judy Skeochg Chorister, jerry McIntosh, President, james Holland, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bob Elliott, Vice-President: Wanda Palmerg Parliamentarian, Charlene Larsen, Sponsor, Mr. West, Treasurer, Gale Dauben. Dave I'IRST SEMESTER REPRE- SENTATIVES - Penny, Charles, Linda, Bob, Kathy, SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES-Bill, Sandra. Bonnie. Ted, Gwen, Jim, Lydia, Cliff, TEMPERANCE ORATORS FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER SPEECH CLUB OFFI CERS-Cliff Williams, Treasurer 23 Charlene Larsen, Vice- President 2g David Hall, President 2g Mrs. Westermeyer, Spon- sorg Bonnie Petillon, Secretary 23 Tom Smith, President 1 Priscilla McDunnah, Secretary 13 Gregg Beemer, Sergeant-ati Armsg Carol West, Assistant Secretary 2. M.C.C. an-f 'fs w,4ig:Q:a, wifi we Q, f-:.5g,seif,,7,2t4-.ima-,,s:g,: as wi :ww 1- -1-Q:-uw-31-s:,r:.,:,. .ei TEMPERANCE ESSAYISTS HONOR ROLL STUDENTS--Douglas Zyprick, Kathy Skeoch Tom Smith, Miriam Headley, Delmer Bond, Charlene Larsen jack Hockin, Gwen Hocl-cin, Marilyn Towler, Beverly Cales Judy Sanders, Marlene Cales, James Bartlett, Annette Weis Priscilla McDunnah. lt tlmt! 3-A 11.1. vk ly -f Our dzlendar 'iam X . zhg h Zgh h A 5 Eyu 5, W., M A 5 M L x, V i L 23 E ,M A 5 , E ,f tina' ,, I ,,- 'H ' if m': ralgn ' l Mwllflgibilgqfnfn at xx A A g.p.5knlggo 'slit qdfiif- 9: 4 l, X nm,:q ' 1 L mf --f., S,D,U.A., here we come! Alumni Winifred Brown, class Kenneth Colville, CIASS '54 112 tells mm N. C. Mal Ofvbr 'E Dr. Axrey of L.S.C. ' E gig Fall Pastor H. W. Wolcott School Fair vgmwlwml Y NT, , F., x 'u-W i Pig, . ..ws. A xx. 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' ., 'Wi , - ,aizfiw -' :Q A ' Wi' 'E -T r 4 Qi. f,'. ', f. -, L51 .. . .5 vfw ' ., 14 r f f .L 'fi , Q. , 1. fw...,,,,.r ,Q rig 'Zf5ii '?'2'3f5 . , 1 . i f . . 5 N. '-,-4 -99' if i ,, The Lighthouse campaign win- ners have their field trip to the magic kingdom of Disneyland. Elder R, L. Hubbs congratulates Tom and Don, the winners of the A.T.S. oratorical contest. x f QQ-if? inf .WT .Y x -. K . 1 Miss Ap il Dr. Maxwell of the Bible department at P.U.C., talked about The Ad- vantages of Going to College. Mr. Dutison his saxophone. Mr. Craw, from La Sierra Mr. Purnelljrom the Szm Diego Zoo, brought Lucy, a climpanzee, over to us. College. james Holland interviewed the first graders in an Art Linklettefs Show. Mrs. Sta W H , ' W. 'W' sv ,., 'W Ji Q A ' 'f' , .iftfft ' .L -f 5 ?f:ff' f Q Old Cow hind K M1111 din and her lute h Pastor and ,Mrs D -Burgstrom Am K, , - lu' 'U , x H fa, Y Qs 4? . 1 fi, 'avi 3 . S +6 . .WAN . Q 4 - f, when L F. ff' :wg Qi' u 1-ff . . , , L, Brazdexra ff-fm' W V: 3 Q ' Jw , ri ' vu- r 8' Amateur ' 1 I ,gf ,1- Hour Winners fa - , .1 3 , V I C1-37 , , Nxku Polonalse Colporteur Vaughn Green Cathedral . K. . xr Q P k,- 'P k.4.,e.- 'N 4 fy. .yi 1 .- J c ijif -, QA I ull gig fI I'iyMD?r Voice K Kitghfn Chorus gg 5 .. A ff WU A 'Q ,Q i f ,Lex f' we 'YJ s. Y3vi fe . Y e L' sfrv- 1 , -'AA Q5 5 Parent-Senior Banquet A 4 W , A ' 3 as Stethoscope, ' m ii f e Wg 'L please - .. if gp? A g g 5 ' Q , - Qian-ggrlgf ' ., 1 V? K ,AE ,. K ,,,Vg,gE52 -I I MM, My ' W9 A,.A L ,X X .n E 5 Q?:5Tf'fsL' 1 'xv ,.,. ,Mk goee xf3 june N 611155 Smg .LL OUT ...JI DY' W at ld--,- TWH vit v' 107712 Z has kgs -lgad 'fo CEN' BYQ fs can be. do 'ne'hn-o'N 591' -V lov! Nl - Y' His aua His cease-less' eave---- .4 3-1, Pwr- pose F3 -I ng ---God will lad a 5 6 'C i 11 he Elder R. R. Bietz, president of the Southern California Conference, challenged the Seniors at the Baccalaureate Service to follow their motto A Servant to All, i Vis., I Principal Denman introduces the speaker at Baccalaureate Service at the Broadway Church Sabbath afternoon. L a f E The class responds to Elder Blehm's appeal by consecrating them- selves in prayer. Friday evening at the Ocean Beach Church Elder Blehm, Youth Leader of our Confer- ence, called on the Class of '59 to consc- crate their lives to Christ and His work. a. Tom Smith sang of the Great Peace which they that love Thy law possess. Karen, Feryl, and Lynn express the class's de- sire by singing Take My Life and Let It Be. 75 QX s C3 xh Emil? f Q H i . 1 5 J' K -r in fi?59 W 53 he ii -+...,,,,, OFFICERS Leland Giddings, Pniridwzz Lauraine Lar5Cn, Vice-Prvyidwzf Claudia Kolpacoff, Sufrelizry Vicl-:ic Garrett, Trf,1r11rur Randy Paxton, P.z,rm1' David Kolpacoff, Swgqwill-iz!-A1'z11,f Bill Aldrich. 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C' XSOZOKW .D H39 '5uSK a I9 X' 0- ' A if . 2 Carole Olson Maria Ortuno Randy Paxton Raylene Pritchard Manuel Puentes Carol Purcly Barbara Ruff Bobbie Ruff Julia Ruff Ramona Salazar Karen Sandrap Gloria Saratoreri Mayson Schultz David Swan Marilyn Thayer Rebecca Thiery Mary Tucker Marilee Uren 5 yhfh Grade Bill Hazle Sharon Hayward Tommy Henson Mary Hill Estelle Holland David Hollister Sharri Jeffery Francine jenkins Claudia Kolpacoff David Kolpacoff Donna Kolpacoff Roy Labra jerry LaCuesta Lauraine Larsen Robert Ledington Kenton McDunnah Sue Moncrieff Celia Naya ul- .sis Zi' 1 if We Ei :wwf-f 1 QQWPN- i - ,, , ,, , as N. ,, 2 .- Shirley Jugar Martha Labra Marilyn McIntyre Janie Mann Jeanene Maxam Jeanette Nance Judith Nance Terry Paxton Lula Purdy William Robison Neil Stewart David Trujillo Jo Ann Turner Charles Valois Victor Vilaplane Robert Villanueva Jacqueline West Glenn Willde Lorraine Anderson James Arrequi Neil Arthur Charles Barker Gloria Berry Bill Bliss Janette Bowser Alex Brown Judy Jeanne Case John Caskey Barbara Chase George Corley Richard Duerkson Ray Giddings Lesslie Henson Carolyn Herman Elizabeth Jackson Thomas Jenkins Sharon Johnson Cynthia Johnston Rickie Ame Richardo Aquilar Leonard Barnes jeff Bartley Foster Bennington Isabelle Berg Kim Bigley Kennth Blakely Jimmy Bourdeau Vicky Bradley Tommy Brassingto ll Robert Eckles Phillip Fischer Micheal Flier Richard Grounds Glenn Huguley julia Kalish Wayne King Thomas Kolpacoff Raymond Larsen Linda Ledington Jackie Mann Carol Ann Molina Janice Potter Larry Ramsey Buddy Ricky Larry Riese John Robertson Julie Siefert David Tyndall Robert Uren Lee Roy White Peggy Womack Gregory Lundquist Donald McElvain Henry Martinez Christy Masterson Larry Ortman Evelina Ponce Jean Purdy Gerald Rockwell Pamela Sanderson David Steinbach Theodore Stewart Linda Thayer Madeline Thomas Donny Veverka Tudv Willard Zfflz Grade - xi Blanc e New made A WY Lovlse All Bm aashaw SSW-Rice Brown Mad C owlell Yflckedg dtlot Ulm 'CYSOQ A 1a'w-gg Y-fwffdas vusm Gia 1 Cgihxeen od xamqs iffankins C a . 521313 verneue -ndholm Charles U Orlando Campos Rodney Chase Stanley Cierek Laura Crockett Shelly Du Bose Delores Ford Stephen Fredricksen Kenneth Gill Deanne Gould David Hammer Dianne Harris Craig Jones Cynthia Kalish Leslye Kolpacoff Gilberto Aguilar john Anderson Shirley Baker David Bartlett Kay Ann Bennington Gene Berry Robert Bowles john Camp Brian Koos Kathi Lundquist Ronald Marbella Joyce Marteniz Archie Masterson David Parker Barbara Ramsey Jimmy Reese janet Reinke Max Reiner Titus Ruff Deborah Sarn Luciano Sartoresh Bettie Steen Andre Valois john Villenueva Carson Voght Margaret West Dennis Wilcox Edward Wilson Jacqueline Wyrostch Donna Zumuatt Diana Amedee Denise Berry Dennis Berry Robert Bland Anita Bonce . Nancy Bowers Judy Calkins Dana Coley Blanche Coon Marcia Davis Glen Detlor Dennis Dunham Linda Foster Connie Green Julie Harden Rollin Harris Marleny Harter Bruce Hayward Sharon Heath Jennifer Heeren Beverly Herman Cheryl Hockin Linda Johnston David Killeen Karen Klause Larry Marshall Bobby Oil Carmen Olson Cheryl Parker Larry Procter Dick Robinson Kathy Rodemeyer Stuart Rowe David Ruff Lynn Ruff Gary Siebel Ruthe Swan Jimmy Tucker Robert Valois Sandra Wilcox Michael Williains Judy Wilson nftms.. xvl.-:nm Diane Ackley Sylvia Aldrich joey Austin Earl 'Baker Larry Blanchard Larry Botimer Ronald Brassington Rodney Bryan James Burrmann Daisy Campos Katherine Chapman Doreen Clifton Ronnie Cookenmaster Darrell Crandall Susan Crowley james Davidson Karen Dixner Indra Douglas jackie Duerksen Jeanne Ford Ladd Hall Kathie Harsha Bonnie Herman Cheryl Hesseltine Susan Hilde Michelle Johnston Ruth Kolpacoff Cynthia Lopez Donetta McElvain Teddy Mclntyra Stephen Marnella Kent Masterson Raymond Mattison Ronald Meinhardt Gerald Molina Brian Olson Donnie Ramsey Douglas Robertson Martha Ruff Taylor Spurgeon Milton Teske Cheryl Walper Gary Whiteman if E K' X? ' QQ' N w EEF' .1 in 'gm x .. ,,.' fum Z W . fb Ti f Q 4 ,Q 'Q' 41 ,I K ,Gi X ,151 ,s'::..g'E,f. 122 xx ' itqgf gy 4 '-1 I fgfkf, ,Q1 . - H . , 1. 6 L .. , P af? 4 .L 'Q , Liga ,3 X 3,5-1. ZW. if 5 W-A Q X fm' . AN ,ff .wi '--k pm, . , 1: Kia f i 4 v U my 'figs ' , 2 f - , , ,:,- W. V 1 21? . , x 5 - 'Mr-f!fM Ju. ' 5 A my ,gli 55: :.gij3:.f ii , 3 gi' - -- - 'fmlfw wsassewii i ' fy wifi. -'wi-ff ' -A. k M f H -f -:gl mzfk . 1, ,X 3, Q M1 . f VVVI SM N V ,: f , , i bfi. . x as 'zq v k ' ALQ ' f . San Dggggpggiegfsicademy Student Office Staff-Gale Dauben, Wanda Palmer, Sandra Garner. 2700 East Fourth Street National City Welcome to your school, San Diego Union Academy, Where Students Learn to Live. San Diego Academy is pleased to share its friendly halls and classrooms with you for another year of study and recreation. Students of San Diego Academy have a happy time togethert It would take many volumes to outline all the positive avenues of enjoyment which make living at this school a very pleasant experience. .fywf . F'-ml Lv .QF 4, K1 X .W , wb, 459011 xii .145 1, I I S Ov 'uw Q . , f K 4 if ,iii wi W4 1 Sn' -1-311 M wg ' ,' , ' A 1. . . N I , ' i B.. 4. ' 3 fn. 5-is . it 1 'li . 4' i y ako I-1 x an 5 n ,. 'W rw? ' gf., ' - , FA 3 .A 1'1 H., f' g - . K ' . gf- Q. . ,N vii!-,. ,, S -1 v .. X W- uf? 11:41--f-. I S ,f -I. A 'Q ww, ff ,gif M, m. ij . If-T' ,vii VT, -f'-fx' A , Wx . h,,.. isbn ki I . If Q' Q Z A . -L ,u , - , i My 1 - N U' ,X X f iv' L PM ,Q I K S ' 'Xi K Wi ff' A J . iw . F . gifs 2 K w ,Wy xg LZZFQ S k . wf S K g A I , fi gwfv i - f . ge 5- fi 1 'X K 5-cf ' 1 ,I 'FISFSS 3, ,?1i+,,AwL ' S Q. Nix ' Lf fi xw. 'wif 5. isis ,mg ' --fl if f Si 5 ? .7 , , Discover fhe beauiy of 'Ihe campus-wide carpeis of green velvef lawn, sfaiely palm frees reaching for Ihe sky, Ihe heady sweeiness of orange groves in bloom. Know I'he ioy of learning as you discover +he widening horizon of Ihe world of ideas, and learn, Ihrough experi- ence, Io help your fellow men. Know I'he happiness +ha'r comes from having fun wiih Chrisfian young people, from making friends +ha'r will be yours for life. And above all, make Ihe greafesf discovery Ihaf any man can make-Ihai' a life, dedicafed Io God, is I'he fullesf, Ihe mosi' rewarding life. I D. ?az'me az .la Siena These discoveries, and man La Sierra College. y more may be YOURS ai' For furfher informafion, wrife: ADMISSIONS OFFICE La Sierra College x 'lc v-Mc 0 ON wp' Y. QQ 5 I I g Q- Q '5 9 5 1' . X - v-Q' . LLEY RADISE VA PA 5 NURSING OF HOOL SC X 4 fix ,, n A I. ' rrp 1 . , - , - l 2 . 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