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

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Orlo Gilbert, B.M.E. Instrumental, Band, Orchestra Mr. Gilbert has done a lot for our mus- ical organizations. His personality and young ideas have made him well liked in his first year at S.D.U.A. George Gould Mrs. Mariorie Ziprick, B.A. Piano With her friendly words, Mrs. Ziprick can put anyone at ease-from the smal- lest to the largest of her piano students. Her imagination and creative ability make the simplest melody seem like a masterpiece. Beverly Coles Mrs. Lorraine Jones Registrar Mrs, Jones is a very fine person and we love her. She is not only efficient and well-organized, but she is also willing to give a pass when it's well-deserved. Bill Hazle Mrs. Melvin Lukens Piano Mrs. Lukens is a fine christian person with a lot of musical talent. She always has a smile for everyone she meets. Judy Davis Mrs. Ruth Berry Cafeteria Our food is very essential, so it must be nourishing to help us stay healthy and strong. I know we each appreciate the hot meals Mrs. Berry prepares for us. Mary Tucker Mrs. Jean Ortman Cafeteria As my boss, I find Mrs. Ortman to be a wonderful person. I am sure that the students appreciate her constant efforts in preparing our meals. Mary Hill I0 sa,

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William Forrest, B.A. Bible To make students think must be one of Mr. Forrest's aims, as he certainly does iust that. He is always interested in youth activities ,and has many good ideas on ways to have fun. Sharri Jeffrey Dwight Miller, B.A. Business Office, Bookkeeping As a teacher, Mr. Miller is very under- standing and very good-natured. His willingness to help people in need would make him welcome on any cam- pus. Judy Sanders Mrs. Georgia Thomas Library, P.E. We have appreciated Mrs. Thomas' pa- tience in the library this year. She has certainly done a good iob keeping some of the more exuberant students quiet so we would have a nice place to study. Leona Head Laverne Driver, B.A. Science, Math, History It has been a privilege having Mr. Driver with us this year. l am sure his Algebra students won't forget their signs, nor his History students their dates. Amelia Dyson Mrs. Bess Williams, B.S. Typing, Shorthand, Home Arts We are glad to have Mrs. Williams back at our school. We like the neatness and simplicity of her appearance, and her serene ways of teaching make her clas- ses very enioyable. Lydia Aguinaldo 9

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'T 'TIT' iii i . f ,r f . if i x '1.,, M s EL e nf' rg' N A ' J Saws .,- . f ...LT ..,s df JV.. 1 wfum' r we M, . ur pi.-J 3--:Pe-. F l -life? ' Er! .. i rr: 4 Mrs. Lula Pulliam, B.A. Chorus, Voice Mrs. Pulliam has provided us with many inspirational programs. Wherever you find a group of young people having fun, you'll usually find her. Gary Case Leroy Pyle, B.A. Piano, Organ Anyone who has listened to Mr. Pyle play, has been inspired by his talent and ability. I am sure all of us who have taken piano from Mr. Pyle have appreciated his patience and kindness to us. Marilee U'Ren Mrs. Evelyn Rice, B.A. Piano That each student may learn the beauty and depth of music, Mrs. Rice puts her- self wholeheartedly into her teaching. She has a very special place in the hearts of all her students. We thank her for her wonderful work. Phyllis Hefner Mrs. Kathryn Robertson, B.A. Piano As a piano teacher or a friend, Mrs. Robertson is one of the finest you can find anywhere..Her pleasant sense of humor helps all of her students. Elizabeth Jackson Lee Johnson Custodian Mr. Johnson is one of the nicest persons on campus. He is very easy to work for because he never complains. Jerry Rasco Mrs. Marguerite Detlefs Office Whenever you need help, Mrs. Detlefs is there. Her great source of inspiration is found in the text of Scripture, All things work together for good to them that love God. Margaret Brown