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

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Bet's outlook on lite has been an encouragement to everyone with whom she has come in contact. It you give her a job to do, you can count on it get- ting done. She'll make a success in any profession. BETTY SH ETLER N 4 And the Wright brothers de- cided that it was possible for man to fly . . . -Mr. Wiegardt, senior sponsor i 20 .'7i'lig',iegj V' i T ' ss: .fm 1: fi, menu i i ii . ma1a3'i'i? .J Wg! Lanny is a friendly, easy-going guy, always willing to lend a hand. His mellow baritone voice greatly enriches the choir. Janet comes to us from the fair state of Rhode lsland, but her courtesy and charm are typical of her French heritage. She is also an accurate and diligent worker. LANNY SLATER JANET VALOIS ,' py. aad:i it Q3 R S. Freddie , as he is known to his classmates, loves to with anything that is Count on him to help with plot against the iuniors. Bob is not a person to be foo or stumped by anything. lf th is a possible solution, he find it. He has been a welco addition to the class. FRED VILLANUEVA BOB WRIGHT

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Izonard is the guy who is ways laughing and ioking. here there's fun there's Leo- rd. Whatever he decides to , he'll be good-natured about londe Judy likes stuffed ani- wals and records-among other wings. She has worked in the egistrar's office for three and a alt years. She should make a ood secretary. Our senior class giant has good humor enough to brighten any corner where he is. Brian says he really likes the iunior girls even though they are his pet peeve. Dick, with his love of the finer things in life, has brought for- ward many an interesting obser- vation on art or music. He likes a good conversation almost as much as a good meal. He will enjoy being a lawyer. LEONA HEAD WENDELL HESSELTINE GEORGIA KOLPACOFF LEONARD LARSEN BRIAN LENTON MARIA ORTUNO ELIZABETH RAMIREZ JERRY RASCO JUDY SANDERS RICHARD SANDERSON

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Schultz Giddings tartan Kol acoff J -sq?-1 Sy' .U lj-A Sf. v,5f.i ' Ill? i. ,f- 'f' T '. . yrs .1 ll ,, sf. JU IORS The climax of the ages past Has reached our clay, you see. We now present ourselves to you- The class of sixty-three. We've voted in our officers And all our plans are set. Our president we give you, who'll Present her cabinet. l'd have you know the one Who will assist me in my work. lt will be Harley and I know He surely will not shirk. The notes of all our meetings held Must be in neat array, And Claudia will surely keep Our records in that way. The monies of our class will be Quite safe, for we have called Anita to be treasurer. Hope she is not appalled. Our pastor, Randy, must be sure To lend a ready hand And keep the class all running smooth A gay and happy band. The parliamentary work goes To Leland, who must see That all our grammar is correct. And this a task will be. When authority is needed, We have one who fills the bill. Sergeant-at-Arms is Mayson And he'll govern with a will. Our motto we have thought about- Today we follow and Tomorrow we will lead, it says. On this we firmly stand. Our aim is, Leadership through Christ God grant us power to serve With this motive undefiled, So blessings we deserve. We stand in awe of past events That give us Christian schools. We here determine with God's help To really mind the rules. God grant us strength that we may prove The worth of all past pains. Accept our sacrifice, dear Lord, T And not reiect, like Cain's.