Southwest High School - Scimitar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Southwest Dedicated to Community Q IH., W , .gxvr ,-- 4 i 2.-2, X J 'ii if-'Q ! i fi-Qvv .F 1. Invocation by Father Timothy Harnett begins the dedication program. 2. Sam Besa and Arturo Molina receive flags for the school. 3. Dana Van Schoiack, Ms. Stenvall, Ms. Ligon, Charles Scronce, and Ms. Syverson relax in the cafeteria after the dedication. 4. Mr. Rindone entertains the guests. 5. Mr. Richards directs Mary Whitson, Gloria Kreuger, Sherrie Morris, Jay Judal and Denise James in Toccata for Band. 6. Mr. Macevicz visits with guests after the ceremony. 7. Sam Besa receives the California flag from Assemblyman Deddeh. 101

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The dedication of Southwest High turned out to be a most impressive and successful event. People who attended the dedication were the Board of Trustees, the architect of Southwest --lVlr. Foster, and other important dignitaries . The program began with Father Timothy Har- nett of St. Charles Catholic Church. Arturo lVlolina led the flag salute and the Raider Band, directed by IVlr. Harold Richards, pro- vided the National Anthem . The program con- tinued with lVlrs. Ruth Chapman of the Board of Trustees giving a welcoming speech to many parents, students and the special guests who attended. Introduction of the special guests and dignitaries was given by lVlrs, Judith Bauer Ernest Azhocar made the presentation of the school to the Community, the P .T.A., and to the student body. Special flags were presented to Sam Besa and Arturo lVlolina, student body presidents, by Assemblyman Deddeh and Senator lVlills. Closing remarks were given by retiring District Superintendent John Rindone, Jr. in English and Spanish. use-to mess tr-dsl ,bs-n-E, Sponsored by OXFORD PHARMACY 1180 3rd Ave. C.V.

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ASSembiI ieSi Ent rtaln Raiders A5 the .resuili of the hdr,diwoi1kian'dieiffbirt of our Raideif ghe,e1rI,eaide'rls ,. the elieven -'Girl siqnadyciamle -up with some uinfixqge grid intejgespinig VFIEFI lfagI,l,iZe'si. The nerr-yi Eifrsg ralily iiieapureld l'The iH.ead4s'L'i dancing to -'Gett ,ED-own Tqnitghitle' andith'e-ieheienleaders pronedi that it iwauild be an initfiguiing year. After 0.utsi'de ep asse'mbil'iies, Caine an awards c'ere'mony 'in t'e g mnasilr whefiaf the' Hfhlleteesg bif winter sports were ho'nore'd . 'Ehefseciondj gym fassernbily' featured the ,S1E'5iIFl DiQg,O Pgoiliices Department'-sf own rogk- b,andA,u the VPD 5i i,i iwho eniteiqteiiineid -ther satugients with current hit songs. This Means-afs,siem b'lEi,EL 5i were spiiriiteid , fi1hf0,riTi3f5iME and EQl'lf1Elft21 ililiiflg' ll- THQ W'h'0'ie 5f'5h5P I!'f:i5?Sf if?!ll'l'f9f ffHB,.fUni '21 i0LH'Q,f0lQfbalIl team -'inyigfcin a' ihowfn- dt an earlyiipepuassembilfy, 3. Jane1Guiilienmo receives an award Lfor first victory Kin tennis! from Coach Davisl 4. Bdbby Guajlardci Receives fifit -IVI55:1In,spiirgif4ionai - award gilven by, Assistant Piinvqiphi, Bph ,Bzik,erfatVtI:ie,dwards assemblyi 5g Keih' Greene receives aware! 'fon first izoqqhfiown from CQa'Ch Dayis., 6. PD? 'Rlgyg fg? Raiders. 7. Pam Day, iRqyLAyn1'gntg, ,l,gz1Sandoyal,,and'Randy 'Littleton hustle 19 the PDE 51 8.1 B.iil.l: Allan, ileader of, the PD 5 does ihifs E'Ivi's Rreslley i1m'itat'ion3. .Qi