Sweetwater High School - Red and Gray Yearbook (National City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1955 volume:

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' -- ffl. J , ' 1 I , I L , I MIULBUBY DEDICHTION WWW Qgjrrrjkr, S L W dj W, C , Q f 1: 'Els f eff? 1 Xfi Q f? Page ik Seri EDEN gif' KQ fi 359.317, .f S I S0 F ,J ga? ff ., 4? ss off N? ' gil 3 AZXK ' 'gn 2 S V We at Sweetwater have been endowed with a rich heritage of fellowship, goodwill, and unselfish service by this beloved teacher. The boys in shop will remember him fondly as an understanding friend and counselor from whom they learned good citizenship and a trade of great value. Whether he was in a classroom, encour- aging his students, on the stage directing his crew, or on the athletic field supporting his team, his warm smile and good humor made the occasion a pleasant one. His patient counseling and untiring interest and participation in the extra-curricular activi- ties of Sweetwater, for 24 years, will remain as a cornerstone in our institution. It is to this man, Mr. Alvin Bloomfield Buby, that we, the students of Sweetwater, wish to dedicate our annual. 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The school year of l954 55 now drawing to a close us addung yet another page ot achuevement to the thurty three year record establushed by Sweetwater Hugh Sunce I92l scores ot teachers hundreds of graduates and thousands of students have made theur contru butuons each year to uts tradutuonally hugh standards of scholarshup and cutuzenshup No hugh school can justly claum a 'Funer record un these respects than can Sweetwater It us a great source of satustactuon to me personally to realuze that durung two thurds of the lute hustory ot Sweetwater ut has been my pruvulege to make some contrubutuons to thus record My very best wushes for future happu ness and success go to all who love thus school and the hugh :deals for whuch ut stands Dustruct Superuntendent Left to rught Morrs Hayes M D John Gardner Jr Harold C Foster Wulbur Bradley Edgar R ers J M McDonald Superuntendent Eunuce Harrus Busuness Manager cyl-I ,....T,v- 9 df t :M ' wg: 536 W D Q, I if 'Q' , . wh I ,Q rid. X f s. 'tg'-if Q- 3 L The theme of the I955 Red and Gray is significant to all Sweetwater students, both present and past. As far baclc in history as the recorded worcls of Homer, man has been guided by the lamps of learning in all areas of human endeavor. A better symbol therefore could not have been found than the one that has served to guide Sweetwater students in their efforts to be adequately prepared to meet the require- ments of American Citizenship, Never before has it been so vitally necessary that you proceed forth into society from school loudly proclaiming that the aim of education is to attain the freedom and Dignity of Man. Bear in mind that to attain this ideal you must be completely free to worlc, to develop fully the talents with which God has endowed each one of us. The future strength and greatness of the United States depends on the graduates of our high schools growing wiser and remembering the ideals and human qualities that wrought the Miracle of America - a nation strong, self reliant, enterprising, dignified and happy. A! jrrfj' 1 All iff' 4 J' , r L ' V 'AUM X, A ffl fi' it In ,fi ' yrs X In U Y ix- ..- I v , .... -f f r14.fgc.f.' Lux et Veritas I am the light that Shows the way to truth: For three full decades I have guided youth In search of wisdom as a way of Life: A beacon in this frenzied world of strife. Let there be light: an edict voiced by God, Has been my mandate since first our fathers trod The hallowed halls of buildings now long gone: But still, in new surroundings, I shine on. Qfwesa efffffo A,,....1-so-v-I I was there on September I5, l952 when Ubewitched, bothered and bewildered you entered the portals of Sweetwater. I was there as your awe of personal free- dom and the unknown experiences ahead was replaced with a sense of responsibility. confidence to accomplish goals, and quiet pride-within yourself and for your school. I am here as you number your final happy, hazy, hurried days, witnessing the climax of this chapter of your bool: of education. I shall be here to watch over those WhO follow you, I am the Sweetwater LAMP OF TRA- DITION. Lllfuhy You are Indeed the servants of the Lamp Faithful you have served and tended It that we the students may go torth rntfo a lighter brighter world The light of the lamp gleams on the gems of wrsdom you have guven us malung us realuze that as we take up our small lamps and go out unto the world we must ever stnve toward an enlightened and peaceful world B hB RthCb v QP' John Newlee Dovrd Noe Elsre Osfrom Thomas Parker Putrrcra Peace Charles Schultz Marfha Vanderveen X f ff Barbara Pedersen LaVerne Pohlman Moms Ross Lee Slwelmerdrne Los S CKJ Arthur Teeier 1 f 11 'J'd-I ,325 f4AZ' JVM' f COW, f f , , - 1 K f' . X' ' i r V J., 'iff .J ,f EJ I ,AK ., . I r 17 , r fftlq ' vw J f f ' . y' r . , r 2 t V .L ,I If A 'J fs If!! ' ' U A TM l , I A I I . , I ' , ,' 4 s I FQ i ii CUSTODIANS: lsi row, lefi io righk, R. Servatius. T- H- Cornelius C. Hobbs. 2nd row, J, E. Lunsford. L. Trivett. D. E. Hammett. W. W. Haynes. l 1 l OFFICE STAFF, left io riglh: Marguerite Hall, Emelie Swan- BUS DRIVERS, lefi Qo righi: John Marlow, Phil Morey, Clava son, Grace Seebold Cormier, Harold Lindemood, William Hummel, Sam Eby. if df . E' Q-.0-.0 Af? . ' V' A , ,ity . ix S' 'fr ' l l COOKS, ld! io riglliz C. Kersey. M. Shehan, L. Slell, E. Ellensworfh, U. Price, E. Elem. U0 DV s 1' G E E R N N 1' M 5 S 'N 'Q I XI' 3 J ' X 5 I 1 X 1 I g S 5 K 4 I 1 'U I 1 1' 'tr Nu' wal' Praldmt James Albenese Vrce presrclent .9u6lel'lt 0Uel'l'll1lel'lt Just as the Great Lady stands on Bedloe s Island holdmg boldly her lamp symbolrzlng the freedoms by whrch Amerrcans govern themselves the Lamp over Su Hrs portals symbolizes the treedoms whrch enable students to govern themselves Countless numbers ot unnamed persons work drlrgently to produce any great success The over whelmrng success of the I955 school year can be attrrbuted to the conscrentuous students who have partrclpated IH Sweetwaters Student Government ln a government such as ours the students choose whomever they feel wrll do the best job as tnerr leaders The student body elected a Presrdent Vrce Presrdent and Secretary The actual govermng body of the AS B was the Legrslature One representative was chosen from each crvrcs US hrstory and Englrsh O class The Leqrslature met every other Monday evemng to drscuss pass or veto bulls concernmg student actrvrtres From the Legrslature Commrssroners were elected They met on the Wednesda prror to the Monday meetrngs to orgamze ah agenda tor the tollowrng Legrslature meetrng he Board of commrssroners consrsted ot Commrssroner of Records Frnance Athletics Art Musrc Alumnr Public Relations Pep Store Tlclrets Assemblies and Grrls Attarrs The members ot the lmp and Devrl Club served constantly behind the scenes to lceep the school running smoothly The never ending worlc ot the student personnel of the ASB Finance Department contrnued throughout the year to attest to the tremendous success Sweetwater rs proud to acknowledge these outstandrng leaders and drlrgent workers who have so ably trlled these posrtrons thus year A specral word ot apprecratron rs extended to Collrns Haan our advrser who gave us wrse counsel and constructrve gurdance wrllrngly during the past year Mary Luque Secretary Mr Hun ASI Advnse Vx' , ' - V , N swf f Trudy Johnson Bob e Bveedunq Wann Lory ja!! Comrnizidionem 'Ur Il Jane Rayzor Barbara Wopclk Ruby Nobles Mgrfha Toyama 0' 'Jr ffl Conme rcescr Q a Siva ff T7 Duc McMarns Jan Gerber Bull Nelson C915 Cllllfe Judy Wagner Cami E'r'ery Carol Oyektr ? li-i I' v I dt io gM ans o lor es e er rw J Wcgn r C55 PWC Y O W POW n efscn Y WD O V1 gn C VWOVUSOVT BG C u les rezman ec och e a eson w P Stud Hays R m r-guel J banese N Wolf M uque C Wayne J r r Lo C Benrett B Pr Row IV Mr Haan Mythe IOV5m5 RUJUY NOIDICS Jan Gerber rv- Joy Fa IQ' 'Q Carol Emery Mary Brown BMI Ne on ,' ai- -7 Barbara WOlClk Judy Wagner Comme Greaser Bobbie Breeding Pat Davrs his 'VP ALJ: Jane Rayzcr R -1 I Q ugh! e rr o cr o y rc J Ger C O e 1 J Wagner ase av s w I om rwgaez rf r rr ar o :rr B Babcoc J Grurrdstrom J o 1 oore B G rdrrer J K 3 Row III C Emery M Toyama P Tusles D McMarns C Wayne R Toledo G Vare a ww. 'I' ,P I I Q7 f 'Vi' M , fri 'P .. 7' ' ' I -lv. 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A , . , ..A,-W ' ek .ev .-,,'C'- . 4' - - K h f' ar ..'A,',.-if 'x - - xA i:!'.rm ' .f' Q- ' I. I yur--. . 9-, . Q5 '-o ' 44, 1 1 Q , . xx. . N1 Ko 'ff .. Q 4.3 5. ' fgi ... f ,,-' ..-lx, - , b , .-f. f 4 ,, ' , I V ,sm I f .' ' Q ' ' . ,A V I' 'R L V v ' ' Y' -Q' . Q 4 'JZ Do you remember that foggy, gray morning ot Sept. I5, 1952, when we met 'For the first time? lt was -on the bleachers and we both were among the 290 new sophomores ot Devilville. The enthusiastic crowd exhibited such a display ot spirit and loyalty that each ot us became eager to participate. This was the awalrening moment when we realized the desire to be recognized as a Red Devil. Ot course, we were reluctant andxtimid to ioin the crowd under the pressure of the upperclassmen. The seni-ors were our ideals and to become one was a dream. By the time we were ready to engage in our junior year our dream came closer lto reality. But it wasn't until passing English, history, drivers ed., hygiene, and,,P. E. that it was a sure thing. Then, sure enough, Sept. I3, l954, rolled around and tor the tirst time in the new Sweetwater Gym, we, the Class ot '55, became otticial owners ot the Senior B yell. The enthusiasm and eagerness we showed as sophomores was tar excelled by that we displayed as seniors. During our Senior Year we etched our names in the permanent records ot Sweet- water. The job we did in public spealcing, journalism, tootball, baslcetball, traclc. baseball, ottice training, song and cheerleading. editing the Su-l-li News or worlring on its statt, producing the annual, participating in the Senior Play, leading the band or marching as head majorette, has made our class one which Sweetwater will l-ong remember. U The precious memories of ditch day, the Prom, Vespers. the Senior Assembly, and the final Graduation Ceremony, will remain with us always. These events marlc the end .of our childhood. The rays to our lamp continue to glow brightly with the expectation ot our suc- cess tor tomorrow. onor .gzfuclenfd ,Rau XJ C? ff gfx C' 'WWW 2'5- L'f'h....f Roberta Joyce Breedrng Ist Davrd James Hollweger 4th 435 A07 Sue Lerlanr Cornelrus 2nd Constance Udean Greoser 3rd T'UdY Ann Johnson 5th S Eafefff SX C ag oD ii,- 9 Y W I . 5 1 1 9 L , J I Y r .-- -f f K Q, - 'V A A ' 9 A . ' gd xr . . , , ,,Qg,,, I qi!w'!s'.LJeJ'x:J' .- sr . X-ff if I H I ' A - 'J 11.155 H7rvs.. ? . or af-1 , . rr ea 'V I is Q A 1 L .- 'Z A - . JJ' f ' ' A fmt, ' E ' .-.- ' 4 . I 3 1 0 ' D x , .qs .T A . ., - Q ' 'X xv cv B , ' 5 X6 i H ,. v 1 -- J I Qt :.-. . 1 W' 1 I Row I: B. Weir lr, C. Greeser, S. G non, J. Gerber, P. Shen, L. Muller, B. Norris. R v 2: . Ho!!- wc cr, M, Jensen, T, Johnson. L. Hrfi, W, Lor , B. Wclsbachcr, S, Pose D. Smrth. ssznior PRESIDENT UML-era vice-PRESIDENT SECRETARY s. John Barajas V D S secnewzv or FINANCE Bob McCormick W Lee FU'b65S Donna Chadwrclr The fmal bell has rung tor the Class of I955 Thus class was led by a tune Sensor Council whose untrrrng efforts made our year a successful one It was the result of teamwork We are leavmg Sweetwater wrth a fuller understandmg ot what the future wrll hold We thank the admrmstratlon and teachers for thenr gurdance and help an pre parlng us for the challenge of tomorrow As the years roll by we shall remember Sweetwater not only as an rnstrtutnon of learmng but as a stepping stone for the future The memory of our school wall always lrnger In our mmds as the happrest years ot our lrves We trust that all sensors wrll bnng honor and credrt to the name of Sweetwater John Barajas enl0l' ungg Ent Row C Llc d Second Row R Kang V Mellas S Snow Thnd Row D McMarns D Chacywrcl M Brown Fourth lov D Trchonchuk N Ellrs Fifth Row B McCormrclr D Brewer J Hrnes T Carroll Standing John Barajas I : . . : . ' , , . , . . I' : . , . . . . : . . . . : CHARLENE ADAMS Lrberace as she is known er frends s rs t with misch evous brown eyes and sparkling smile Teachers who give tests on Mon ays especially disturb her good urnor ensure hours e pl ys th pano and a ce n main arnctc You most y sec Charene State Co ege next year While she was a st dent at Su H she w s n p i Orc estra 2 3 and No ns Cl b SHERRYLL DAWN ADNEY Goofus who says pay ng the piano is her favorite pastime expresses a desire to a permanent fixture n old maids society s grrl is known around school for her unusual laugh People who the time and don say anyth ng seem to be her pet peeve When she gradu es she would ike to up electrical work During the time she attended Su Hr she participated n H C Club I Choir 2 an Man s Cl b I FRANCES AGUILERA unch who has pretty brown eyes and a friendly smile for everyone says that th nkrng of Marlon Brando her avorite pastime to ave date with ths terrific spe cirnan of manhood er greatest ambition Being an outstanding tpist she has achieved many awards n this feld Going to college and studying to be a pediatrician is Franciss immediate plan for the future JAMES ALBANESE J rn, is one of Swee wa- ter's most popular, tall, dark, and handsome guys. Because of h s wonderful speaking abil? ty and great personality, h has a profound dislike for com- plainers. After graduation he wi begin a college car D'CD5rIng himself to become a teacher. He participated 'n 2, Vice Pres, , . . Su-H S eakers 2, 3 , . , FTA 2. P s. 3 . . . I, , , . . ONCOA 3, Pres. J . . . Imp G vils . . Sea Bearer 3 . . . Jun or Council 2. roux AY . , , and Senior play 3. JERRY PAUL ALDRIDGE Kangarcc,' as he is popu- larly known, went out for Intra- mural Football 3 , . . lntras mural Basketball 3 . . . ntras mural Track I , , , Intramural Baseball 3 . . . Track . 2 . . . and Varsity Track 2. 3. ln his spare time he hunts and is looking forward to hunting and fishing in Canada. Jerry def-nitely dislikes to give any form of a speech in his public speaknq class. This outstanding track man plans to enlist n the Air Force after graduation. BARBARA KAY ALEXANDER o br who s on our cute sonqleaders states that eating shrimp at the Jack n the Box s her favorite pas time As she is always cutting r short har even shorter t seems her ambition to wear a nytail wll ver b u e e e pet peeve and after graduation she is planning to be married A the present tme she has been busy in these activities Les Cherettes 2 3 Su H News 2 Club Editor 3 Malorette 2 lrn 51 evis 3 Un form I an GAA l KAREN ANN ALEXANDER The Ski Jump K d is noted for her craly parties This cute black haired girl enroy being with Johnny Hammer and looks forward to marriage and to work as a secretary after qraduatron Karens ambition s to be Johnnys psychology teacher This might explain her pet peeve which s oys o stay n bd til OO the afternoon She participated in these activities Pom Pon 3 Drll Team 2 an was a No Man s Representative ALICE JOANN ALLEN er known as is Cute blonde who is one of our vivacious cheerleaders e was aso very active in Leqis lature 3 Uniform I Porn Pon 2 Les Chere tes 2 Vice Pres 3 Trl Ettes 2 lm 8: Devils 3 Su Hi News 2 3 Teen Age Ta e Editor 3 an Homecomlng Attendant 3 l itte le sure time that sw has she reads ard also has a secret ambition to make All Me ro. After graduation she I e working and then ste plans to eventually get married. JANICE IRENE ANDRE an, weet i wi pretty blue eyes and short r wn hair is seen wgtehing television and studyrng for se hated civics ests her unused hours. Her plan o the future is to get married u at the prescnt trne she 's s y insur'ng he success as a secretary, I the past three years tht he s been weetwater she partic Dated n these activities: Tri-Y Teens 3 ,.,No Man' lub.. lrnpliDeils'. ROBERT ARCIGA Bo y, 5 nice guy with brown hair and eyes, is noted for being sick Monday through Frday, His greatest dislike s Mrs. Stone's Spanish class. Bobby's favorite pastime is to just mess around. CSP2C'0llY .rs 5 body and fender shop, since he eventually plans to work rn one. Immediately after graduation he plans to 10171 the Air Force but at the pres- ent time is very active with his work in Sweetwatefs orches- tra. CAROL ANN BAGLEY a s shar grrl w detests runrors who srt on the rruor sude of Julres Iukes srt around and gab wrth the urs T get marrued a d rause a famrly has always been an arnbrtuon wuth Carol ut berng a nurse s assustant seems to take up most of her rmc a the present Carol w o as also a student at Pornt Loma Hugh n her junror year was rn the Urruforrn Group I an on the Su Hr News l GARY ARTHUR BAILEI Gary rs a good lookrng guy wuth ark rown wavy harr and mrschrevous green eyes rkes to oaf and us wor ng on the problem of turnrng all pclrels nsrde out so they ll have drmples Instead of prm ples After graduatron he plans enls rn the Navy bu the present has been actrve un Intramural Football I 2 3 Intramural Basketball I Intramural Baseball I and Intramural Track 2 JOHN ANTHONY BARAJAS Beal: who has dark wavy harr brown eyes and a very a ractrve smrle re Ily a great fellow He rates a cer n lttle rumor qurl as ern s rctly g at and plans o attend college after gradu aton John who s a secon cousrn to Crusader Rabbt rs bothered by Dee Grdners coo rng Hrs actrvutres weetwater rnclude Senror Cass Pres 3 Srouur Hr Y F otball I etball J V Baseball 2 and Var srty Football 3 GERALD THOMAS BARRETT Magoo was one of our Varsrty Lettermen Gerald came to Sweetwater rn the scond semester of hrs sophomore year from Ray Hrgh School Ray Arrzona A specral desrre of ta al the sa out of Arrzona but lrrst he plans to serve rn one of the Armed Forces Whrle attend rng Su Hu he partrcrpated B Football 2 Varsrty Football 3 and Block GARY BELL Gary who doesnt seem to ve a nuckname guy wrth a nrce personaluty He states that he doesnt want to have anythung to do wr hs lrttle brother us favorrte pastrme us eatrng Gary has an ambrtron to rnherut a mrllron dollars After school rs out he wrll enter the servrce luke many other qraduates but whrle at Sweetwater he was rr Cadets I and Boys Federatron 3 -we L0 at ' CHARLES ALBERT BENNETT Chuck us the possessor of a frne sense ol humor and n personaluty that cant be beat Lustenunq to progressrve pau and rrdrrrg motorcycles rate tops wrth hum whrle sopho mores peeve hm To race motorcycles and have hus own motorcycle shop are hrs plans for the years to come Whrle at endrnq Su I-lr he Pdvtrcu pated n Imp X Devrls Sophomore Councrl I Junuor Councrl 2 Senuor Rrng Commrttee 2 Senuor Sweater Commrttee 2 ar-d Legrslature 3 CLAUDE WAYNE BESS Claude a welcome transfer from Drnuba Unuon Hugh wants most I all t be an electrrcran Lrstenrng to the radro and readrng all krnds of boos are hgh o hs lrst o favorute pastrmes Guggly qurls are one thrng Claude doesnt luke After graduatron he plans nlust the Arr Force B etball hrs run or year rs one of the thrngs he partrcrpated at ole Su Hr BARBARA MARY BILSKY Babs a cute co ed who transferred from Ansonra Hugh School rn her senror year has pretty brown harr and blue eyes Beung short un stature s e dslrkes berng ca e shorty and can do wrthout concerted people Favorrte pastrmes of Barbara s are rudrng and thrnlrrnq of ways to avord dorng homework Youll prob a see Babs at one our local colleges next year but at the present she us busy berng one of Su Hu s No Man s Representatrves 3 an Senror Play 3 JERRY DEAN BLALOCK e ta guy wr black harr and brown eyes He rs a welcome transfer from Chula Vrsta Hugh School and came here rn hrs sophomore year Jerry can easuly get along wrthout people who make remarks about hrs car and he gets a great krck out of water skrrng After gradua tuon he wrll enroll at San Duego ,lunror College Jerry was an aCtrvc member of B Basket b I Varsrty Basketball Intramural Basketball and Intramural Baseball 3 GEORGE ALLEN BOULETTE Barcoot as he s known by many us thrs pleasant look ung guy wuth a nuce personaluty Iks oftandha a great desrre to drve hrs 4I Ford up Mt Palomar rn hugh gear He rs plannung to e an auto mechanrc after gradu atron Even now he works contrnuously every spare mun ute of hus trme on cars At Su Hu he has been actrve un Intramural Traek 2 ntra mural Football 2 3 ntra mural Basketball 3 and Senror Play 3 RONALD MAX IRADEN Max rs really a swell guy to lrnow wrth attractrve blonde harr and blue eyes Hrs am brtron rs to become a General wrth a chauffer but says rt wrll have to wart untrl he goes to college and enters the Arr Force Spendrng most of hrs trme wrth JoAnne rs a favorrte pastrme and he has been ac rve rn adets I llrfle Team 2 3 ONCOA N A 2 3 and Varsrty Football 3 ALLEN GAY BRAUDAWAY Gay a good lootrng guy who possesses the combrna tron of blact harr and lue eyes truly enjoys sleeprng whrch he can do at anytrme anywhere and under any cr cumstances He feels that he tallrs too much and has the ambrtron ot every senror to graduatel Teachers who grve homeworlr rs one thrng he especrally drslrlres Youll most lrlrely see Gay at one of the local colleges next year A a senror he was chosen by o uar v te as Krnq Hearts ROIERTA JOYCE BREEDING Bobbre a welcome trans ter from North Krtsap Hugh thus sweet grrl wrth cur brown harr and eyes of the same color Berng an ou stan rng spealrer she rs an noyed by drscourteous lrsten r ut eno s ta rn Muf She partrcrpated rn Unrform 2 3 Su Hr Speak 2 l Sec 2 N 2 3 H Players 2 Pres 3 Senror Play 3 and Commrssroner of Assernblres 3 VANCE FREDERIC BREISE Fly Boy as he rs popular ly known rs thrs swell person who rs noted for berng a hot prot He wants to be an arrlrne prlot after attendrng San Drego State College and enterrng the Arr Force when e trme for at arrses rrs and arrplanes as you ve prob ably already guessed are tops on hrs lrst for tavorrte pastrmes but dont mentron crvrcs rf you want to stay on the good sde of Vance DONALD ALLEN BREWER Better known around Sweet water as Donna thrs good lootrng fellow wrth blonde harr and hazel eyes s frne to Know because of hrs pleasant personalrty He rs ambrtrous to out smart the draft board and constantly worrres about losrng hrs harr lt seems that the school to the South s a pet peeve wrth Don but he CHIOYS callrng a certarn teacher fatty H partrcrpated rn Bloc S Natronal Crty Y Varsrty Football Senror Councrl 3 and Legrslature 3 Lf' EDWARD BRODIE Johnny rs one of Su Hrs nrce loolung fellows He plans to attend San Drego Junror College next year and If you n t et n solrd wr Johnny rust dont nterrupt hrrn when he s tallrrnq Lrsten r to Mr Dees long a an tellrng a few hrmsell rs a nrce way to pass the trme he In S 50 S known around school to hrs cute walt and trrendly smrle Hrs actrvrtres rnclude Traclr I n I B Football and Varsrty Football MARY BROWN Mary a peppy cheerleader wr a wrclued lrgure ees that boys who thrnt theyre o s grtt to women are terrrble bores She has a spe cral ambrtron to play quarter baclr for the Los Angeles Rams but at the present her boy frrend seems to tate up most of her spare moments Su Hr she was actrve n Chorr Unrform 2 Su Hr Varretres 2 Les Cherettes P 5 3 NFL 2.3 Su Hr Spealrers 3 CSF 3 Pep Commrssroner 3 and Senror Ccuncrl 3 ALAN HORNING BURNETT Lusher who rs lrnown for hs expressronless face and matrnq hrs own home brew has nrce brown eyes and a trne per onalrty Alan rs strctly op posed to people who thrnt they lrnow more than they rea y do He defrnrtely en los wortrnq o guns and plans to become a gunsmrth rn Alaska Alan has the er rr rc des re to rew a be er eer RAY CAMILLA Ray a nrce loolrrng guy who transferred to Su Hr from the school to the South frnds a lo of pleasure n rea rng Ma comrc boolrs Hes handball champ and he de tlnrtely drslrkes people who crowd n the lunch lrne be governor of Calrfornra s the goal Ray rs strrvrnq for bu has no plans for the medrate future Whrle a busy student of Sweetwater h tool: part rn these actrvrtres Cadets I Intramural Bas L all 2 3 and got a typrng award 2 3 LOLA LOUISE CAMPBELL Lo lo a petrte co ed wrth a cute trgure and blonde harr drslrlres people who always gggm to bg hangrn around Wrth marrrage to Ermorr Wea ver rn the rmmedrate future s rs strll tryrng to Set an n crvrcs Durrng er three years at Sweetwater she was actrve rn Su Ettes 2 Sec Trr Ettes 2 3 Mans Councrl l 3 Chorr No Mans Representa trve 2 Unform l and Su Hr News 3 Lola says tha berng called proxy doesnt bother her at all THOMAS L CARROLL om ho a cute wuth red har and attractuve ue e es can be he r around school sayung enob a ae Bad Aces are hugh on hus lust ot pet peeves but he gets a great pleasure out ot datung pretty gurls To teach ory at Vassar a wants o r c a plann ng to go to college to ac ueve that goal Beung a transter from Amador Hugh School he toot part un these Su Hu actrvutues B Baslretball Su I'Ir Artusts 3 and was on the Senuor Councul NORMA MARIE CARTER onue cute qal w o possesses a tune personaluty has pretty blonde haur and hazel eyes Gurls who gossup but dont really lrnow what theyre tallrung about rs one of Normas mann grupes Her tavorute pastume s dancung and she hopes to be a dance unstructor after qraduatuon She was busy wuth these actuyutues T ttes 2 Pres 3 Sul-I News Z Alumnu Edutor 3 Imp Kr Devrls G A I Man s Representatuve nu tom I and Su Ettes 3 DONNA LEE CHADWICK Blondue a sweet gurl wuth pre ty blue eyes and soft onde our can usua y be seen leavung the sc ool l'OlJI'Id5 ln her Blue U One ot the thungs she us goung to do to wun her scholarshup Yale us to rause her o football team Donna was a vey actuve gurl un Tru Ettes 3 Les Cherettes 2 Vuce P s 3 No Mans Rep Drll Team l om Pon 2 Su Hr Artusts 3 and was the senuor class Secretary of Funance DOROTHY LENORR CHAPPELEAR A sweet gurl wuth row haur and pretty blue eyes us Dot whose pet peeve us a person who wull belueve a lre and laugh at the truth T be a WAP and to do a bur lesque show when she reaches the age ot twentyone are Dots maun ambrtuons Gros srppung s what she does n her spare moments and other moments are talren up by these actuvutues Drull Team Pom Pon 3 A 2 Sec an she got a typung award CLIFFORD EUGENE CHENEY u cute guy w cury brown haur s Irnown for hus sate druvung whule run rn round hus leus hours Wuth an ambutuon to te ch at a gurls colleqe he also wants to catch the space chuclrs and when he does thus youll no doubt hear h1m yell Samll Hus dutterent act: vutres unclude such thungs as Junuor Councrl 2 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Bas luetball 2 3 Intramural Track I 2 3 and Irutra mural Baseball 2 'll 4 NWN ea ina ... -:MW N KENNETH LEE CLARK nny s so DCVSOY1 wth curly blonde haur an clear ue eyes urs are hus tavorute pastume but he has a specual qruevance Y all the other drrv r un Cartornua Kenny hopes to someday be the pres dent ot the l0th Street Dulres and un the meantume us savung hs money Io buy the Queen Mary for hus prrvate yacht Atter the qloruous day ot grad uatuon Kenny plans to start w rung tor hus urst mu u n DARLENE GENE CONKLIN Thus tall Sttrectrve gurl who us better lrnown as the Dutch ess has the admurable am butuon to go to college and be a regustered nurse Her luttle suster doesnt rate too hugh wuth her Darlenes tavorute pastume s beung wuth Wayne rung her three years Sweetwater she was actuve rn Band 3 Drull Team 2 GAA 2 No Mans Club and was our Drum Mauorette un her senuor year NORMA GLORIA CONTRERAS Better known as Merna thus tune gal wuth long brown haur She doesnt seem to get along wuth people who tall: wuthout maluung sense and she spends most of her spare mom ents lustenung to the rnduo Norma has a tavorute sayung ot Hows about that' an us noted for tall: ng all e tume Atter graduatuon she s plannung to be a secretary sunce she us outstandung typung Norma was an actuve member ot No Mans Club l CHARLES M C COPE Chuclr who says that hus pet peeve us people whuch IS har to belaeve rs known around our school tor sharp luttle Iremp He has the am butuon of a lot ol the senuor boys whuch us to enlust uru the Aur Force after graduatuon Football I an B ball are lust a couple of the many actlvltles Charles Phrtrcrpated un dunng hus three years at Sweetwater WINONA ANGELITA COR DOVA Nonue a sweet gurl wuth a beautuful sungurug vouce came to Sweetwater tpm Wullow brook un her sophomore year People who tallr about thurugs they lcruow nothunq about es pecually peeve Nonue bu dancung us one thung she really Iukes She wants to be a success un lute and plans to go to college to fulfull that desrre Whule at Sweetwater she was actuve un GAA I 2 3 CSF 2 3 and lmp Bu Devrs l, 2 3 SUE LEILANI CORNELIUS An aways welcome transfer from Bremen Hugh School us thus gal who has an admurable talent for playung the vuolln e plan ung to ma or psychology at San Duego State College atter she graduates Study ng the old Englush teu dal system us a lavorute pas tume wuth her but she unten s to elay that tor a whule to ul her ambutron whuc s to travel around the world Sue tool: part un Orchestra 2 3 F and Seal Bearer 3 CAROLE MARIE COUCH role a cute lul gal w muschuevous blue eyes and brown haur was a puppy song leader Ptcyung Cupud tor her fr ends us a great pasturne wuth Carole and she aspures to get m rrued It was told un secret she wants to be a lady un the crrcus In addutuon t beung a songleader s e was actuve an Drull Team I lm Eu Devuls2 3 Su Hu News3 GAA I ns Club I Edrtor of the Su Hu Durector Su Ettes I 2 PATRICIA JEAN CRA!! Pa sy Jean or Tex as s e us sometumes called rs a sweet wrth a persona uty u a y eat o e lly sunger has always eer- passron wuth her She e nutely abhores people who are two Jaced After graduatuon sy plans to worlr er present rob but rneanw ule e s usyung erse wu th ngs as Su Ettes VCC Pres 2 e and Gray I Legrslature I Su I-I Players 2 r Team 2 u H News Cho r I STEPHEN HOWARD CRANSTON Steve who possesses the at tractvz combunatuon ot brown hour and browr- eyes espec ally avors read ng and talk ng H s goal, along wuth almost every- one, rs hap ness. Be ng one wectwaters outstandun eaters l' 'n -3 - ed by sleeprn au E- encef Steve par clpated - Le' slature l . . . , .F. , , , , Imp 81 l . . , Su-I-lu Spealres 3 Vce r . 'CJ en 'J' , WILLIAM W. CROSSMAN U 'l' 8 ' as he us some- tumes called. s e tall guy wu h a pleasung personaluty. Beung the only person that John Dah- n can c-. V I - u V r . IOO y dos, After he graduates he W l V' u U W Y In oresert uob. A member ot our Varst Footbal' team he also -1 ac r- Trac , , , an fs' tte -I-I ewg 55 A flax fi.. s 1 sc' JAMES Il CROWELL Jummue a swell fellow wrth blaclr haur and brown eyes has a great talent for tryung to sar cars It seems that us car doesnt run too well Thus good loot rug guy who by the way us marrued plans to enlust un one ot the Armed Servuces after he graduates Jum was member of Sou: I-luY Vu e Pres Su Hu Ar r s P Baseball and Intramural Football 2 MAXINE CORA CUSTIS our a ruen y gurl w o s a welcome transfer rom Chua Vusta gets a lot of en uoyment out ot readunq letters from Henry People who are constantly borrowung money especually dusturb her good humor Immedraie plans for th future years are to et marrued and be a good house w e you lrsten elos aound ole Su Hu you can ear Max sa ung I-low bout tha I JOHN F DAHLEN e Vllaqe Iduot Po ularly lrnown one gu w 0 tunltely oesnt u whute bucks or burmuda shorts rrcupatung un athletes s avorute Pasturne One thung t a u p ea hum woul e to eat uc e n argument Youll probably see J n at State College n t ear was ac ve n a u nal Cuty H Y oct Varsrty F otbcll 2 3 Leguslat e r cl: Bas etbal l Vars ty Base b J an u H ews CARLA JOAN DAVIS Ya S Y W rea y doesnt lrlre the dea of havrng too many boots o one class Doodlunq and de nrng ust G ew ot many hobbues and when grad U V071 C C mal: ng plars to attend a tash ron des gn ng school. To teacl- tbe demands ot our Devuls s her rnauru ambutuon. An actuve s udent she' Dartucrbated u ru I . , , Orchestra . . . -Y . . . -C . . , 8 rs . noFA2. JAIME FRANK DEMARA ' n o nc guy wrt ct haur and rown eyes. He has a talent for dancung and he also enuoys very much 0 ng t par les Jaime esn't lke ci 'cs tests an ru ar ' des d 'ong ur. has a secret amb tuCH to grow u :e 'n r . a ' w ru to e a cider atter graduatuon. was ar- actrve partuclpan tramurau F otball I, 2 ... n rarn.ral Basketball I, , I , I Intramural Traclr 2, 3 , , . and Intramural Baseball CAROLINE LEE DEWEZ rol pretty girl with great tc nt for acting doesnt like people who talk about you behrnd your back Be ng the so of shrewd gal that she rs she wants to be an honor student at Notre Dame and buy Mr Dees a dictionary tor crvrcs c I-Ier many actrvrtres include Su I-lr Speak Hr Players H ters R p 3 Head Flagtwrler Team F L Imp Xi Devils Tr Y SHIRLEY ANN DORR Shirley an attractive gal with sparkling brown eyes and soft rown c rls gets a great c out of laughrnq at other peo es pokes Bes des srngrng she likes being wth John and wants to have a mrllron dollars so she can be the proud ow ner ot- a baby blue Cadillac Durrr-g her three busy years as a student of Su Hr she took a big part rn Drill Team I Trr Ettes 3 Junror Council Senior Council Su I-lr rsts I and N Mans Representative 2 JOHN JOSEPH DuPUY JR A pleasant guy with at tractrve brown eyes and black rr avonr be millionaire rs hrs greatest de srre but ll settle for erng an engineer after the day of qra uatron Being one f Sweetwaters hard working stu dents he doesnt mind taking time out occasionally for trip to the movies A partrcr n f V rsrty Track 2 aso took p rt n Intramural Football I MILTON MONTE ELAM Bugs as he rs sometimes known to be called can well do without sophomores any size or shape He intends to someday own a Cadillac and spend more time on hrs favor ite pastime which rs driving over the countryside Studying to e a policeman will even tually take up hrs leisure hours rn the future While an gressrve student I ole S Hi he was the Junior Varsity Baseball Manager I . . . an Varsity Baseball Manager 2. NANCY LEE ELLIS Nancy. an attractive girl a cute figure, was also one of our outstanding flag twirlers. Stuck-up people are one thing she can defin tely do without but likes very much to spend a lot of time talking on e telephone. Youll probably see N ncy at one of the ocal colleges next year as that 's her plan for the immediate future. S e was active in es Cherettes 3 . . . Tr-Ettes Sec. . . . Ti'Y 2 . . . Drill Team . . . Senior Council 3, No Mans Representative 2. 3 . . . and Imp Xi Devils 2, 3, 'hd fiflll NANCY LEE FERRILL Nancy who is one of Sweet waters gals who wants to be o rod rrver Wi grudge against her neighbors she enioys gossrprng about them Being late to seventh p rrod Il the time doesnt go too well with teacher but Nancy doesnt mind because her sweet disposition wont let her When the last ays school e over she wr ist the Wom n Force LOUISE ANN GOUVEIA FIGUEIRA retty nice rr wr black harr is Louise or Lour g as she rs popularly known After graduation she will work in an ottrce to save money tor her trip abroad Listening to records rs her favorite pas rme p 8: evils T Y 3 GAA 3 and Junior Achievement No Mans Council 3 No Mans Representative Drill Team I CSF are the many aetrvrtres she participated rn H 'Qs Q1 ll? N 4' RONALD GILBERT FRANCIS Ronnie a nice person who wants to have rust what h needs to be happy doesnt particularly care for teachers who give lots of homework Working on automobiles is one of hrs hobbies and he rn en s t g into the e chanrcs Ireld when school rs out I-Ie was active rn Band Intramural Soft Orches Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Trac 2 and Intramural Football 3 BERTIE LEE FURBASS Lee who rs our cute senior class secretary has a person alrty that rs the most' In her future are plans to attend business school and then go to work Lee who rs constant ly cutting her hair was a mem ber of these organizations Su Ettes 2 Pres 3 Our lrScroIl2 3 NFD 2 , Red 8r Gray 2 mp 8r Devils 3 . . . Tri-Ettes 3 . . . Su-Hi News 2, Feature Editor 3. SONIA JEAN GAGNON S nia ' a sharp gal w'h blonde hair and blue eyes. She can easily do without two- faced people but enjoys immensely, soaking up the sun at the many local beaches. She will be seen next year at State College as a journal- ism student. She was in Pom Pon 2 . . . S -Hi Artists 2, 3 ...Gull croll 2, Pes, . . . Su-I-I' ers 2, Pres. . . . Su-Hi News I, Alumni Editor 2 di- tor 3 . , . Red 8: Gray Section Editor 3 , . , and Seal Bearer 3. MARTIN GARY GAMBLE Marty a frne guy wrth a terrrfrc personalrty states that braggers are on my lrst of pst peeves but he goes for sports rn a bug way H wants to go to college and maybe be a forest ranger Be r guy who rs alwa s Iaughrng Marty says that e a Desert R t rs e goa he rs tryrng to reach He was a partrcrpant of C Trac I Varsrty Track 2 B Football 2 Varsrty Football 3 Sroux 2 and Su Hr News 3 LUDWIG VIILHELM GARTNER Gas re IS a sprrrted sort of guy who rs strnctly agarnst 0 b 2 locke rn gym that you are expected to put your clothes rn H takes great prrde rn the spec: mens he catches when he goes 'lashing and when he frnrshes hugh school he rntends to turth er hrs educatron wrth a few years ol' college to hrs credrt Ludwrg partrcrpated rn Band Orc estra I 2 3 Shu ter Bugs I 2 3 School Photographer I and Varsrty. Football 2 JANNIS VIANN GERBER Jan was born wrth pretty blonde harr and hazel eyes and has acqurred remarkable good taste an clothes Spend rn money tops her lrst l favonte pastrmes Whole at Su Hr she partrcrpated rn Les Cherettes 2 Tr as 3 ttes 2 F Seal Bearer 3 Commrssnoner 3 lmp Er vrs I Legrslature Unrform Group 2 Walkers Rep 3 T Y 2 Su I-lr News 3 e G Gray Edrtor 3 an Our B Scroll 3 REINHOLD HERMAN GERSTENBERG Rhrengold as he rs usual ly called rs a great guy wrth a pleasrng personalrty People th talk too much he an easrly do wrthout but especral ly enpoys huntung and frshrng Plans for the Iuture nnclude enlrstrn9 rn the Unrted States Navy Rernhold was an actrve partrcrpant the followrng ac rvrtles Band I 2 c estra I 2 Red Br Gray Photographer 3 Su Hr News Photographer 2 3 and Boys Federatron 3 DEAN CARLYLE GIRDNER re a he rs reguar known rs a sharp guy wrth a tune personalrty and twrnklrng blue eyes Braggers get no where wrth hum but lust men tron frsh If you want to get on hrs good srde Wrth future pl ns t b a professronal frsherman he wants to md someplace where fushrng good He took an actrve part rn these organrzatrons lntra mural Softball I Basketball 2 B Baseball 2 Varsrty Baseball 3 and Boys Federatron 3 3511- 'WK -We 'ig GERALD LEE GRAHAM Mrssussrppr Gambler as he rs popularly known as thus lane guy wrth a nlce set of srde burns People who wart rn hrs car for a rude home peeve h m To study crrmnnology rn college then eventually go unto the servrce and gorn the Crvrl Ser vrce are hrs plans for the fu ture He took an actrve part rn Varsrty Track I 2 ntra m ral Football l 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Varsrty Baseball 3 an Boys Federatron 3 CONSTANCE UDEAN GREASER Connre rs really a wonder ful person to know She has a personalrty that rs rated tops and a peaches and cream complexron To someday srgn her name as your worldwrde correspondent rs her ambrtnon rn lrle Her actrvrtres consrsted of Legrslatrve 2 3 mp Devrls 2 r Dull Team I Lreutenant L u Sr Sc oll 2 V e P s F ea Bearer 3 FTA an Su Hn News BETTY LOUISE GREEN A nrce person to know rs etty who states that te Amy rs one th ng she s e frnrtely agarnst When grad ron rolls around she wr contrnue workrng and strrve for the posrtron on the bosses knee Readrng rs on her lust lo lavorrte pastrmes and Betty I5 known to the tact that er lo er wrll never open e w s a rve stu ent school affarrs such as Imp 8 Devrls 3 Drll Team l Pom Pon Corps 2 Porn Pon Captarn 3 SUSAN LOUISE GREEN Susre rs an attractrve gal who was one of our popular cheerleaders Junrors who act luke seniors are her pet peeve she gets a c ou ernq wrth Jess To get mar and ra se ten lnlu e g a as strrvrn or She was also an ac we student rn Unrtorm Group l Pom Pon 2 es C erettes 2 3 Imp Sr Devrs 3 u Hr News 2 Teen Age Tattle Edrtor Legrslature I G A I and No Mans u I GWENDOLYN NORRINE GROSS Gwen a sweet gal who trans ferred from Roosevelt Hugh ool her rumor y r wants very much to coach the Varsity Football team Talk mg and drrvrnq teachers mad rs someth ng Gwen gets pleas ure from She o lrkes o eat certorn exotnc foods that she cooks herself Alter she graduates Gwen wll attend an art nstrtute She took part GAA 2 Shutter s 2 Su Hr Artrsts Drrll Team 3 an Imp lr Devils 3 PAUL GUTZMER' Gutz. voted the cutest boy in the Senior class, has blond hair and clear blue eyes. Paul gets an enormous kick out of eating Brodie's popcorn while on the senior lawn. To get above a C in Civics is the height of his ambitions and you'll be seeing Paul next year at San Diego State College. This quiet guy was an active participant of these organizations: B Foot- ball I, 2 . . . B Track I, 2 . . . Varsity Football 3 . . . Varsity Track 3 . . . and a member of the Block S 3. JAMES SAMUEL HACKENBERGER l'Iaclrie is a swell fellow WIIO d0CSI'1't like students that aren't loyal to ole' Su-Hi. He has two ambitions which are: t play pro baseball and be a television producer at C BS After graduation James will attend college but at he present rs busy with various ac rvrties such as B oot B Baseball I Varsity Football Manager 2 Varsity Baseball 2 3 C S Grid Pro gram Editor 3 SU Hi N ws I 3 SHIRLEY ANN HANS Shirley who rs better known as ex is a sweet girl wi attractive brown hair She came to Sweetwater from Pecos High rn Pecos Texas Dressing for gym rs something she strictly esnt Ik t g ts a of pleasure out of being with Dwayne Being able to st through Mr Dees crvrcs class rs one of her hardest tasks In the future she plans to be ri ho s an housewife LAUREL MARIE HARTMAN Aggie who came to Su H from Grossmont h rumor year says that eating and swimming are tops with her whrle people who brag on themselves all the tr e annoy her She has a secret am :tion t be a football coach but is delaying that for her present ambrtron of marriage Laurel was an active participant of these activities Les Cherettes Sec 3 Su I-Ii A ists 2 Vice Pres 3 Red 8: Gray Section Editor T Y 2 Imp H Devrs 2 Su I-Ir News 3 JUNE MAXINE HAYS me s a pretty little with a very sweet disposition She came to Sweetwater in her rumor year from Gross mont and blushes very easily eople who yell lm a m not a loud mouth s e can do without but she really enroys being with Freddie After graduation June will be ge inq married but at he present is active in GAA 3 C F 2 No Mans Cu 2 3 Imp 5 Devils and Su Hr News 3 32 .-an.. 'E Q- -M 'M P' Ht' JACK LEE HINES Moose, a really good-loot ing guy with a fine personali- ty, is known around school for his terrific build. Hep Cats. he can easily do with- ou't but gcts a lot of pleasure out of going to the show. Jack is planning to go to college and play a lot of foot- ball but meanwhile is busy with such activities as: Varsity Baseball 2, 3 . . . Legislature I, 2 . . . Junior Council 2 . . . Senior Council 3 . . . Block S I, 2, 3 . . . and Su-Hi News 3, DAVID JAMES HOLLWEGER Hall-e-wager, as he is usu- ally called, stated his favorite saying as being: The world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players After graduation he will enter college and continue working toward his goal that of being scientist or an engineer David who really enloys read i s active i NFL ONCOA 2 3 A I Legislature Senior Play 3 and Seal Bearer LARRY ELMER HORNING Larry is a sharp guy who rs making plans to be a profes sional coon hunter which is his avorrte pastime H s we known for the act he puts on when offered food In the near future hes looking forward to a trip to Oregon and rs one guy that doesnt Ike Grahams Burc 59 Larry otherwise own as Elmer was rn Basketball Manager I Intramural Basketball 2 Sophomore Council I Baseball I Intramural Football 3 Intramural softball 3 LUELLA L HOVE ug nr e grr w came to Sweetwater from Northwood High in her rumor ar rs one rr w o ways quiet in classes She rs planning to go back to Min nesota after graduation and will study to become a nurse Squares get nowhere wlth her but she enjoys being with Dick Luella was a member of Choir 2 GAA 2 and No Mans Club 2 3 RICHARD ROLAND HOYT Richard a sharp fellow with a devrlrsh look n his brown es is striving to get rr without working After gradu ation he rs thinking of going into one of the armed services u at the present rs busy with music studies Work being pet peeve h really isnt industrious as he says Rr chard was an active participant of these activities Band I 2 Orc estra I 2 3 Choir I and Boys Feder ation 3 FELIX INZUNZA ex a thus cute guy us popularly known has a pet peeve of people who stare at rn whule he eats and aso teachers who thunlr thy re col e e professors Feux e s great pleasure out of suttung e ra ls and watc un gurls go by ln the near fu ure opes to sng we John Dahlen After graduatuon he al ente a barber co e e uuu we an actuve mem eu r c ootball I Varsuty clu 2 Varsuty Foot b 3 an Sfoux Hu Y BARBARA JOANNE JACKSON y us a sweet gurl w b nde h ur and blue e She delunutely lulres swrmmung dancung and slratung but can easuly do wuthout people who dont watch where theyre go un e s st rvun to ge better grgde than Steve on an exam After graduatuon oAnne wull enter Calufornua Baptust College and rnauor n soeuology She was actuve n GAA 2 No Mans Representa tuve 2 Shutterbugs 3 and Chour 3 FRANK MIME Franl: a swell person wuth laclr har an brown eyes gets a lot of enuoyment out o eaturug and sleepung esrut I e cuvucs tests u puts up wuth them lor he wants to graduate Franlr says that after graduatuon he wants to become a member of Uncle arns Army He was a very actuve boy n these organuza ons Baslretba T C Natuonal y H Y Varsuty Foot Gnd Program t Su Hu News and Boys Federatucn 3 MIRIAM DIANNE JENSEN Mum us a sweet gal wuh beautlul reddush blonde haur She doesnt care for aruythung resernblurug wort but spends a ot of her spare tme readung s arnbutuous gal and strv for undependence A er graduatuon Muruam s planrung to eventually get mar rue She was a Seal Bearer r' was actuve n these nuzatuons l p H Devuls Y Teer-s 2 A F u Team 2 an Mans lub l and a mernber of the Senuor Pay 3 PAULINE JEWELL ol who carne to Sweet w er u y a transfer from Seuettsdale rzona She has blue e es and lovely blonde haur Noted for playung the gu tar sungung an rdng horses she wou o g to Alas w a e band d pl y un Paulune despuses people who swear and has a favorute say ng ot Out beh nd the barr- Wth an am utuon of havung 5 coast tc coast uob on the a o e en er ruto a o otessc at er qraduato 1,145 227' Q3 TRUDY ANN JOHNSON ert a swell per n wu her e es wll be goung to co e e an gettung rnarre after ra uatuon Gert has rtc spealrung abuluty and whule Su Hu h partcupated n 8 Devuls L Su Hu ealuers I 2 Ettes Team I Payers 2 F Leguslature Commussuoner of Actuvutues 3 and Seal Beare 3 and the Senuor GY JERRY J JONES rry who s a sharp rea y doesnt llue car tlues For a pastume you mught see Jerry an where ushung goo s a transfer from Poun oma Hugh Schoo d no ed to e nq e someday hopes to grow a little more After graduatuon he wll attend San Duego State Col e and then enter unto own busuness He was an actuve rn mber of C Tack I and Boys Federatuoru LEROY JONES oy uS a nuce guy w wants to someday be a grease mon ey H lukes o t a lot and seems to always be ng t he other guys chernustry He us usually ay n Dont tell me y r troub e Next year youll prob ably see LeRoy at San Dueqo State College Hrs noted for mg an e oy was act ve n thc 'ol tuvu ues r rxmurau luetball2 B Baslretbal Varsuty Baslue ba an Boy s Fedora DAVID LUDLOW KEMPER u swell guy wu SC OO S lfl U doesnt lulue people who dont support our schoou actuvutues vud oc qaurg to le c r a deg n eachunq an eventually wl get 'narre an ch tu s was actve r the followung CSF oux H Y Br Dey ls Speakers 2 3 L Va sty Football oottral T Cu u v suty mer. 2 P l cl: RALPH REED KING re ty Legs Krug e now s noted r ung short and someday hopes to be S feet 8 uruches tall G rls tha smolue are on hs lst pet Deeves and he us plannung c one o the oca c eges next year Beung e o look ng guy that he he was ar' actuve member o t ese o garzatuons B oot V rsuty Tract 2 3 Varsuty Footbal 2 3 Senuor Councul 3 Block S and Suoux P 33 DIANE JUDITH KUHLOW rn y s a pert blon e r sparlrlng blue eyes an a pleasrng smrle Dranes pet peeve rs farlrng crvrcs tests and her favorrte pastrme rs sleep rng Dranes plans for the fu ture rrrclude San Drego Junror College and later marrrage She was actrve rn the Sopho more Councrl G A I Imp Sr Devrls 3 Team 2 Flag Twrrler 3 ar ASB Frnance RICHARD LLOYD LANG rc un oten lcnown 5 a Cu te guy wrth pretty ac arr and blue eyes Wrth favorrte pastrme of lrstenrng t progressrve azz wrt Chuclr he wants to some day play for Stan Kenton o own rs own dance an Dclr was an actrve student rn these organrzatrons Orches n I Intramural Football I 2 Intramural Baseball I JV Baseball 2 Sophomore Class Presrdent and Stu nt Drrector Band RUTH LARA ca s a sharp grrl wr h brown eyes and blaclr harr erng a who strrcty doesnt lrlre concerted people s does lrlre to tall: on e phone In the future are plans to marry a mrllronarre and ba good homemalrer Known a a honey usher s s aways sayrng I c e u w s a member of the ns Club I 2 Chorus lm gr Devrs I GAA l ROBERT LEWIS Ro ert a swell guy wrth frrendly smrle for all especral Iy doesnt lrlce homeworlr rn algebra Stamp collectrng hrs mam hobby and someday he hopes to be a draftsman After qraduatron Robert rs ex pectrng greetrngs from the government for partrcrpatron rn the armed servrce He can always be heard sayrnq Where you was7 and he tool: part In the followrng actrvrtres whrle at Sweetwater C dets I 2 ONCOA 3 and Boys Federatron 3 WILLIAM LEE LINDSEY e rs a frne guy wrth n blonde harr and blue eyes He has the coveted ambrtron a sen r to graduae an s especrally noted o always geftrng trclrets for hav rng prpes Lee rntends to go rnto the carpenter trade after school s out and truthfully says that he Irlres grrls He was an actrve partrcrpant of these organrzatrons Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Football 2 and Boys Federatron 3 34 I .su X4 Go all Kb .ol v Rs CAROLE ANNE LLOYD unny rs a sweet grrl w h blonde har and qreen eyes who was our beautrful Home comrng Queen thrs year After graduatron she wrll become an arlrne hotess and then malre plans for a home and famrly rng s tops on her lrst pastrmes and she was actrve rn such organrzatrons as No Man s ouncrl 2 Senror Councrl and Su Ettes 3 HORTENCIA LOPEZ Hortencra rs a nrce grrl who s strvng for the goal of an rn all her classes Lrs en n to the radro qrves her 0 lot of pleasure and her pet peeve rs people who craclr terr 5 rn I-lortencra can usualy be heard sayrng a rrght7 Nrce gorng c was a partrcrpant of the fol owrng actrvrtres GA P s 3 Shutterbugs Sec Imp Kr Devrs 2 No Mans Club WINIFRED ANN LORY Wrnr rs a sweet gal w o w nts t gt Columbra Unrversrty Lrstenrng to Eddre Frsher rates tops wrth her and her pet peeve rs peo ple who are constantly harprng at her to worl: Her future rn cludes plans to be an oe mard school marm Wrnr part rn CS F I 2 Seal Bearer 3 Su Hr Play Se Imp Sr Dvrs2 3 ASB Book Ireeper 2 Asst Frnance Commrssroner 3 Junror Achrevement 2 3 an Senror Play 3 MARY LOUISE LUQUE Tod y rs a cute gal wrth brown eyes and pretty blaclr arr S e wants to go college work awhrle and then eventually get marrred and Mary also has the ambrtron to become a medrcal technologrst Berng Sweetwaters cute lrttle head marorette for two years she partrcrpated n Su ttes S c F Junror Class Secretary Secretary ofthe AS B Su Hr News 8 Devrls I Hr Players 2 re P s 3 ROBERTJ McCORMICK Bob or otherwrse Irnowrr as urc a nrce guy w o lo of fun to kno was voted best dressed the campus and also Senror Class Vrce Pres Drvrnq s hs Iavorrte pastrme After gradu atron Bob who rs now a shoe salesman wrll attend San Dre go State College He was actrve rn the followrng orgarrr zatrons Traclr 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MICHAEL RALPH McCURDY e is ta guy ws brown eyes and blaclr hasr lilres beating on another cer tain sensor boy and also soys the dog races His am son ss to be rich w extend his plans untsl hes n shed wsth the Air Force He ss always saysnq Hum Few Mslre was active sn the follo snq organizations Intramural B eball I 2 Intramural Basketball 3 and Boys Federation 3 RAYMOND DALE McGLYNN Ramon s a swell fe w who ss always saysnq Mucho Bueno He is a transfer from Pershsng Hsgh sn Detrost Mich sgan and hopes to be a csvscs teacher or a draltsman alter graduation and college Sports esng hss masn hobby doesnt go for people who brag all the time Raymond s noted for his nose and he was an active member of Varsity Football 2 and Boys Federation 3 RICHARD STANDLEE McMAINS Malenlrov as he s etter known ss a sharp guy w o seems to be an older brother a lo o the sensor srs Sitting on the Senior Lawn is a favorite pastime with h m an Ds Irie w nts to e a flight engsneer after college Richard was active sn National y Hs Y I Com msssioner of Athletics 3 Legislature 2 3 Football Manager 2 3 Baseball nager I 2 Red Ss Gray 2 RUBEN DOMINGO MACIAS M who is a nice y with blact hair and brown eyes, has a favorite saying. an, l'm a bad ace rom ou er space. H gets a ot peasure ot 0 so in around with other people and is noted tor always giving a wo call. Ruben wants to someday go to Planet X and lsve with the space people but at the present hs luture plans are to talse up mechan- cs in the Army. Ruben was active in the tollowsng during his three years at Sweetwater: Intramural Baseball I , , , an Boy's Federation 3, RICHARD FRANK MAGDOS ,Ric ard or Maggots he is sometimes called, ss a welcome transfer from Hobart High in Indiana. He hates to get advertisements for journalism but gets a lrscls out of ditching. Being a guy with a good sense ot humor, he wants to lsve off his tollss alter graduation: since that isn't Istely, however, he will probably enlsst in the Arr Force and mate st his career, Richard was active sn Varsity Football 3 . . . Su-Hi News 3 . . . and Boys Federation 3. .QW- 's, ef! as A. S r' ii rss at ii F I .-I ALBERT DENNIS MAGE: ro a well known character with a matchless personalsty and a great sense of humor He lslres listening to records and he ss the leader of 30th Dennis ss ambitious to become a success n lte and after graduation will b attending ore of the ocal co eges One thing e aways saying easy was an active participant ol these actsvstses Intramural F otball I 2 Intramural Ba eball I 2 Varssty Foot b 3 and Varsity Base b 3 LOIS JANE MARKHAM Loss ss 6 fine gal wth a very sweet personality Sh s gal who blushes easily and one of the things she wants to do is be the lsrst woman to vssst t e moon She especsa y oesnt lslre people .who wal: slowinte as henses n a hurry and she was an active member of the Sophomore Council No Man s Repre senatsve Drill Team 2 Pom Pon 3 H C es E es 2 3 Les Cherettes Imp Xi De sls I RUTH ELLEN MASON Ruth a pretty gal with long brown hair came to Sweet water from Roosevelt Hsqh n onolulu u us e of cn called doesnt llc lo d mouths lslre Vernse and hopes to someday floor hes Alter graduation Ruth will worlr for s ort time and later ers er into marriage She qets a lrsclr ol passsnq notes sn r casses M st l her spare moments are lslled by Ronny an Ru h was active n the QI owing activities: us Q , . . . Es De sls , . . . No Man's Club Z, 3. CHARLES RICHARD MEECH sc a sne guy ws a happy-go-luclry smile and cury brown ha r, i sleeping better than anything tht explasns why h eternally sleepy. Charles wants someday to build a hot-rod. After he graduates, he will go into he arsnes, and was active in Bars 2, 3 , . , ntra- ural Football I, 2 . , . Intra- m ral Basketball I, . . . Intramural Baseball I . . . an Boyis Federation 3. VIRGINIA MELLOS reels, s a sharp gal wst pretty blaclr hair and brown eyes. Unshaved boys sust dont rate with her. She ensoys all lunds of sports and was chosen on her ability as an athlete. best senior gsrl athlete, this year. Virginia plans to attend college next year and study to be a teacher with Storlr.'i She was active in Drsll Team l...Captasn2.3... Tri-Y 2, 3 . . . Junior Council 2 . . , Senior Coucsl 3 . . . C.S.F. 2 . . . Grid Program 3 . , . Imp as Devils 2.3 . , . and Su-Ettes 3. 35 CLIFFORD MILTON MERRITT t or ncle r re nrce guy who doesnt e the three bums that srt behrnd hrm rn crvrcs Sleeprng eatrng and huntrng are hrs marn pas trmes He rs noted for berng ett h nder on the r e team and berng a guy who en roys lute to the utmost Clrtt enter college next yer ater the Arr Force H was actrve n Cadets I r e T am I A 2 ONCOA and Su Hr News JAMES RAYMOND MILLSAP un ower as he rs some rmes known s a nrce wr ue yes an cur rown harr People who mrs rnounce h me s pet peeve and hrs tavorrte pas trme s workrnq on cabrnets s mam terest rs photography work and h h es to be n the near u e th mayor of hrs own town Atter graduatron e wrll contrnue workrng and later get marrrqd Ray was actrve p evrs Varsrty Baseball Manager 2 S Hr Atrsts MARY ELIZABETH MILNE co ty o Boo Boo she rs usually known rs always Guys who thrnk they re God s r to Women rn er mrnd nothrng To someday be the only woman rn Anap s rs her marn ambrtron rn lfe and after graduatron Mary rs plannrng to go to college and later get marrred Noted the rokes she p Ils e s actrve T Y A I No Mans Club Rep 2 Imp 8: Devrls NANCY LOUISE MINTON Better known Poggre ths lovely green eye blonde who possesses person alrty plus' Concerted boys annoy her but she loves swrrn mrng dancrng and parntrng Nancy rs noted for her many parntrngs around school and rt seems that every teacher w nts one ot them I s ottrce or classroom Poggre ns to go to San Dre o Junror College atter gradua tron but rrreanwhrle rs busy wrth er actrvrtres such as Su HI rsts I 2 Sec GAA and Imp 8: Devrls 2 RICHARD THOMAS MISSMAN Prnlly or maybe you HOW fn IC doesnt lrke hrs sophomore ss ter Hrs tavorrte pastrme rs rng nd rng an woud lrke to stay out of the Army and plans to do th s by gorng to college to Iurther hs educatron Berng a guy who talks a lot hrs Iavorrte sayrng on ha e c c was actrve rn ets I Speech ONCOA 2 3 e II am I an A 2 s ,Mtv AD. if ya RICHARD LEE MITCHELL rc e gu wr s arp personalrty was our hrs Presrdent ot the ys e eratron Grrls that alk too much and dont say any thrng drsturb hrm the most Football takes up the greatest quantrty ot hrs spare tme and r ard would Ike through ltg spend ng all te money he can get hs hands lege s the near tu ure 0 d he was actr-ve n football Varsrty Foo ball 2 3 ck F Cnty I'-I Y an Junror Councrl 2 CAROL MARIE MIZGER Curre rs an ambrtrous gal who enjoys swrmmrng and ancrng the tuture w u Irk to be a prrvae secretary and berng a sweet grrl wrth a nrce drsposrtron she ha a poor oprnron of smart sophomores Carol s often heard sayrng queeeeeee and s an actrve partrcrpant the followrnq actrvrtres Imp evrl GAA M ns Club and Band I KENNETH LEE MOORE n s c e lrtte wrth curly brown harr and a swell personalrty Guys that wear therr collars up and therr pants low are detrnrtely no where wrth hrm but hrs 'lavorrte pastrme rs workrng on hs red o rod To be a pro es sronal bum and later go rnto the servrce are hrs rmmedrate plans tor the future and Kenny was actrve rn the tollowrng ac trvrtres Track I Football lm 8: Devrls I Intramural Baseball 2 an Boys Federatron 3 LOUISE ANN MULLER Peanuts rs a cute gal who has a bag trrendly smrle for al Lourse really Irkes to o dancrng and swrmmrng and she can tnd no use whatsoever for people who thunk only GI themselves Lourse who wants to become beautrtul plans to attend college and have a successful lute She was actrve member ot these g nrzatrons CSF I 2 3 Seal Bearer 3 Trr Y Sec 8: Devrls I 2 Maroretter 3 om Pon 2 Drrll Team I Su Hr News 3 LORENZO REYES NAVA Mr Touchdown as h en Iled a cute r guy wrth black harr and brown eyes Lorenzo has the ambrtron t be a 32 Star General n the Army but after graduatron wrll gorn the Navy especrally drslrkes Senror Eng lrsh and doesnt mrnd puttrng oft homework untrl another day Lorenzo was an actrve rn Rfle Team I 2 B Football 3 ONCOA Legrslature 2 A I Senror Play and Boy s Federatron 3 Chr U -Mn' -S rr .V 'I I ' --D vt. nn y lr. . a ' lik I 5 E .l A 4 t A V l . t , BO . . . '. ' 'r I . F d I A I , t the II a rtl f R 1 0- A . . I - s A I ' I I r I . -- I I R'ch r to go WIIL I B W I I IT an rn . I r e r , on. Col i in 2, 3 . . . Rtl e , 2, 3 t n E ...N.R.. ,3... B I... 2, 3 . . . - I t , . . . Blo S 2. 3. I, 2, 3. . . CS. , 2 , . . Nat'l I nr- 3 . . . d S Il ' . tI , I I guy 'th bl e d ly ' I p o rs na r his d A I I h ' ' . . n S C i g ' , o ld I e I t Ray' I rn in his I ' D -I I I e N, r op i I - S I I ' tur e I - I ' ' ' I ' ' I of inIm8rI3'lI,2... I 8-0 -2.3-I-I-N ' 1 2 . , . No a I I, . . . and u- r' I. V 2. 3 . . . . it . I . K err, 'Ke r a ut g I guy exclaiming Ah . . . Man! 5 rltffegg . ' . . .. . ,rig ss I ,t 1 ' I g'It are I h . .A . . I oli ' ' I ' I ' I' ' ,, I for ' . sh ,K I Y h , wa I in ri- I, 2, 3 I I , , , ' I . . . 6.A. . , 2, 3 . . . L ' ' ' .' and ' r. A , . - - d as I' I is r , - d ' r I H I. h ' g ' s . - - - I - a or hi ' I I - A I ' . an PIG- S I or- ' .a ' I 2 . , . . . . . , h ' 2 -I I .. 2,3...l ArtI . . . 3 . . . . . . - U I I ' mp . A . P H A - , C is k hi as HD- kr- - olt 'ca , is I I'ttIe . . I F I V talk a eatI d he 0 .I I ' 7 I W he ' ' ' . He . r g I , I rs r-.r r ry dm-ere.. -, , I rc.. er Di lr ' ' guy ' r - 3 f - - Cad . 2. 3 , , . I 2 3 J ' ' rzrrr Z .2,3... a N-R---2-31M , N,R. . r, . 3 - ' CHARLES WILLIAM NELSON Bill is a friendly guy who came to Sweetwater in his iunior year. Tall people who try to loot short is his main pet peevey but he lilres buying ice-cream cones for ole flames. Bill is dreading the thought ot getting dratted and youll probably see him next year at State College. He was an active member in C.S.F. 2, 3 . . . F.T.A 3 ..,lmpXrDevils2,3,.. Legislature 3 , . . Commis- sioner ot Tictets 3 , . . Senior Play . . . Su-Hi News 3 . . . Tract 2 . . . and Quill 8 Scroll 3. HAROLD NICHOLS Nici is a sharp guy with a really tine personality. He is a guy who is always wants ing to lrnow Where's the pary7 He lilies very much listen ng to rhythm and blues records but he doesnt I Ire the coaches who mistake hm for another certain senior boy Alter graduation Harold will loin the Marines and then get married He was a very active member of B Footballl JV Baseball I B oot b 2 F 2 Varsity Football 3 an Boys Federation 3 RUTH ANNE NIELSEN ut ia swe wi pretty blue eyes an onde hair Slow people seem to be her pet peeve She eriioys listening to records and to pass her office training class seems to be her main ambit on at the present time After that great day of grad uation she will be a telephone o erator She ys she noted tor her loud mouth and she is also always saying My word' Ruth was active in No ns Club I 2 an she got a typinq award 3 RUBY JOYCE NOBLES Ru us s an attracive girl wrth green eyes and beau tilul red hair People who are never on time seem to bother her but she enpoys very much being with Tommy Ruby seems to always be saying Golly Darn After gradu ation she is planning to get marred but at the present she is very busy with student ac tivrties such as Imp 8 Devils GAA 3 I F No Mans Club Rep 2 Commissioner ot Finance 3 rl Drll T am I IARIARA JOAN NORRIS Ba s is a great gal wrth blue eyes and pretty reddish blonde hair She can easily do without snobs but Isles teas mg other people Barbara planning to attend college next year so she may become a psychologist She was a very ive gal in C S F I 2 Quill B Scroll 2 Treas 3 u Hi News 2 3 Imp Sr D vis 2 3 A I 2 She got a typing award I and was in No Mans Club I 2 3 , Qi 30: 3 'uv ,fsf Jgligjf rss! 'WI' STELLA MEDA O'lRlEN Stella is a sweet gal with brown hair and blue eyes. She especially dislilres people who start to say something and never finish. After graduation Stella will go to San Diego Junior College tor two years and then enter into the holy bonds of matrrmony. She was an active student in these vari- ous organizations: Drill Team 2...lmp8rDevils2,3... C.S.F. 2, 3 , . . Red Sr Gray. Boolrlreeper 3 , . . No Man's Club I, 2, 3 . . . and Quill Sr Scroll 3. JIM OGDEN Some times lrnown as Hit- ler, ig this sharp guy who seems to constantly say i'Bop me Daddi-Of Guys that wear w e clrs d pril a blaclr shirts dont appeal to hm and Jrns lavorite pastime IS sleeping and eat ng H strvrng to be a college ro fe sor so he says and after gra uatron ill continue worlr I H was B Foot a Varsity Football 3 oc S ntra mural Football I an Boys Federation 3 WAYNE CLYDE OLSON er Irnown as ley t s guy who made a g hit S n Of OSSEYYI e a a record pan mime Dating no her sen o gal is his favorite past me and he hopes to someday marry a ric woman Mr Sandman is hs man grevance Wayne will attend college next year to study tor being a Civl Engin e r He was active in CSF rn 8: De is 3 Intramural Baslretball I Intramural Baseball I 2 Sophomore Council I an Boys Federation 3 DAVID JESSE PADFIELD u ney who came weetwater from Sa Dego Christian High refused to play football in his senior year due to the tact that he wanted more time tor outside actv ties Actually David does like to participate different sports and hopes to some day have a wite and tve lids After graduaton be ll enl t in the service and than study for the profession of a teacher at Arizona State College SHIRLEY MARIE PASLEY rey a sweet gal pretty bonde h r and bl eyes She is the sort who lies tall: ng on the telephone and woui lxe to some day owr' a new Mercury Her pet peeve 9 ivics n uYE sne ns to ate Kelsey Jenney Colege Mean w ie she w H I Su H ay 2 No Mars Rep F T I Chor 2 G It A uH News 3 a d Les Cherettes 3 ROSE MARIE PAVKA osue a cute brown eyed gal who possesses a ter r ue ersonalty ng a who us always runnung aroun curcles she s stll hopn o get a boy truend Soon Rosue who us our head sou-gleader wants to be a model and s e a active partcupan these aetuvutues No Man s Pres Les Chere tes 2 Sec 3 L uslaturel 2 Fag twufer 2 Jun or Class Councul F 2 m Su Devils 2 Su Hu Durectory Co Ed tor 3 an Walters Representat ve 3 PERRY EUGENE PEDDICORD Lutte Giant us a cute guy uth blonde haur blue e es and a personality that can t be eat rry says at e noted for hus constant wearng ol' hugh heeled tennus shoes ard hopes to some day run the IOO yards n eught seconds Alter graduation he wull attend San Dueqo Junior College and then enlust n the Navy but at present us active un sports such C Tra It B Traclr Varsity Tract 3 Artists an Boys Federation 3 ARMANDO FENA ordo a sharp u wuth nuce brown haur and eyes H wants to malre a m u n dollars but wull delay the plans for that untul he goes through the servuce Anythung that per tauns to the outdoors unterests hm and he us noted 'lor e varuous athletucs he partucupates Armando toolr part In B Football I Co captain 2 3 T aclr B Tr clr Varsuty Traclr 3 Hu Artists Boys Federatuon 3 Natuonal Cuty H Y 3 Boc S JOHN PENA Johnny us a nuce guy wuth blaclr haur and brown eyes Home us hus pet peeve Hus favorite pastume us doing noth ung un study hall Johnny who has Atlas legs intends to be a mulluonaure and wull start wort ung lor his first mulluon ater the fabulous day of graduation Ha was actuve around school un such organuzatuons as Sioux H Y 3 c S Football I Varsity Football 3 C Traclr I B Tract 2 Varsity Traclr 3 and Boys Federa tuon 3 CAROLYN ANN PETERSON rma a tune gal wu lght brown haur and a twinkle n her blue eyes People that gossip are on her lust of pet peeves but she doesnt unelude herself for gossupung her tavorute pastime Carolyn wants to be a private secretary so she can sut on the bosses lap but at present us malrung plans to get an apartment with three other gurls after graduation. She was an :tive member of G.A.A. I, J 3 . . . Tri-Y Teens 2. 3 . , . Drill Team I . . . . and No Man's Club I. 2, 3. 38 . q 4: ,540 .gvf I 4 3 F 5 , .rf f, , N 'T ,I X X I' ' ', Xxx- .us A Mt Y, Q, SALLY JEAN PEWTRESS ne nuce gurl w o esnt llre certan teac ers who guve a lot of homeworlr lee slratung us her favorite pas tume but she also enroys her s orthand class where s e malres most of her A s Sally ants to graduate and mate plans for beung a secretary en she s heard sa un Well pun a rose on your nose an smell you Sha was active u o Man s Club I Chorus I and Shofthar-d Award 2 KENNETH EDWARD PHILLIPS n a nice tellow w 0 hopes to some day pay one mlluon dollars un uncome tax Hrs favorute sayung us quote Stealung a Iruss may be petty larceny but sometumes t grand eople who ont mund theur own busuness he can easily do wuthout and he isnt revealung hus plans for the fu ture 'Of CCYLBIN Ul'Ikf'lOWTI 'ea sons Kenneth was actuve un O COA I 2 3 Ru e e m 2 and Boys Federatuon 3 DAVID JOSEPH PITTS Dave us a nuce guy who def nutely doesnt Iulre those durty fuves un rufle practice ave wants to learn how to malre the most amount ol money by doung the least amount of worlr and he wull attend college to ac ueve thus goal He ues beung noted for hus nose and spends most ot his tume rub b t Dave was an ac uve member ot Rutle Team I 2 3 Color Guard I 2 3 et Corps I 2 ONCOA 2 3 A 2 and Boys Federation 3 MARGUERITE PLATT Muggs who has brown hair and eyes transferred from Cathedral Hugh un her sopho more year Roller slratung and swummung rata hugh with her but she defunutely doesnt care for people who dont Iulre west ern music Marguerute stull wants to talre a cruuse around the Strand un Mr Newlees yel low Oldsmobile After gradua tion she wull take up clerical wor Muggs was active un Shutterbugs 3 GAA 3 Typing Award I an No Mans Club I Z 3 LA VERNE LEONA POTEET rnue s a tne gurl w a personality that us the great est' Beung the sort of vuvacuous gal that she us she wants to be the hrst female t goin the fadets Vernue who organ ze e Go Fer Girls doesnt lulre show offs lulre an other gurl named Ruth To some day hoolr Franlr us her main ambition in lite and LaVerne was a member of No Man's Club I, 2, 3 . . . Imp Xu Devils I . . . G.A.A. I, 2 . . . and Tri-Y I. JOHN HENRY POWELL Johnny rs a sharp guy who lrkes huntrng Irshrng ancl grrls People who wear whte buc s are deln tely on hs Irst of pet peeves and Johnny wants to be memoer ct the rst set o people who go to the moon H plans lor the future are quote Go to colege work at eng neerrng e fnaffled C s Base all Varsrty Baseball 2 3 Sroux P Legrs rslature 3 c S M0 el L grslature Sacramento and Inter Cu Councr 2 3 RAYMOND F PRICE Ray who was voted est lookrng guy at Sweetwater s noted for berng the only mar rred guy on the varsrty lootball team Captarn Jet and h Space Funnres occupy most of Rays spare trme and he s stll tryrng to get out of the Na tronal Guard Ray took an ac rve part rn the followrn a rvrtres B nd I Natronal Crty H Y 2 3 Football Varsrty Football 2 3 Bloc S and Boys Federa tron 3 BETTY JANE RAYZOR Jane s a nrce g rl who thrnks people that are stuck up and unsocrable are nowhere L tenrn9 to good musrc and loaf r ops on r Irst lavorrte pastrmes T get a s rarght A report ca d rs somethrng she rs strll tlyrng to ac weve J ne took p rt rr these actrvrtres Commrssroner ot Art 3 Pom Pon 3 Legrslature 3 Su Hr Artrsts Or Br croll A l Y F Team I an lm sr Devrls l 2 ALLEN WILLIAM REDMAN rrown Cherry rs good loolrrng popular guy beach combs hrs lers re hours I-le has a terrrfrc per sonalrty and wrll attend col lege next year In the drstant future he plans to be a mrllron arre but at present has been rve rn B Football Varsrty Football 2 J ar Basketball I 2 JV Basbeall I Varsrty Baseball 2 Natronal Crty B c S Imp B Devrls 3 Class Vrce prasrdent 2 Senror Rrng Con-rmrttee 2 KENNETH DANIEL REED Sonny rs a mee guy wrth brown eyes and black harr He enrolled rn Sweetwater n N9 vember from Mountarn Emprre He doesnt especrally care for heavy constructron work and he plans to go rnto the servrce ater graduatron H was a partrcrpant ot' the tollowrng actrvrtres at hrs former school Baseball I 2 Football I Basketball Manager I and Boys Federatrorr 3 4 fry: In sew- rasvr 435 is-w 'W' G 'IP ,K , FIBQQ Trib if km' 45' i Ni iw 'Q .34 an Q..-I of , cv? -vl- ,. ,, . , V DO - I ' V A ' I ' n X V I I. fffsk t I ' , P . I k - . ' A , e in llle I I r ' r ar t o CI shift, - A 'I S r a fi I ' ' , r- . I T' ' ' oth- I a gal th brg I Ie t is I ' and li , ' g , I . . , ,V V rh J be It fly r d . at ' 'I g I' ly , . . . r , . , . e 1 - wa rn J.V. b l . . . I tt . . , h . , , I , . . , I Trl-Y I , . , .A. , . , , Hi-Y, I, 2, res, 3 . .. I - and a I . , 3. . . . Blo k II 2, 3 . , . d e in l b , , I ,., I ' ' - I AI Y. d . r. H6 r th . ' b .' 'Q I ' II - . I , V ' Q J day u t e E, State A . .N I I , AI I I I I I I 4 , ' - N , sk' rr fr te - . S af' , ' I ct'.' : Aa , 2 . . . , I 4 I , I' I - ' ' . , . B I . . . I ' n I A Evil 24453, A Irne guy with a sharp per- I W f f o r II dy R yI or I gyaffte - - -I 'I , r ' i 1 iii: , ','- d t I I - 'S' S , I at , . ' . ' . ,,- vl I, ' lr - ng are t he ' of - ' I ' I I . o - ,, ' r - -- H r r - I ef 5 ' , , I U - 4 ' Q, L to h t an lush r pa h' . a a r I .I' f ' S . - . I - - 1 II I I ' 3 I,2.3..I.IIuIlI 5 . r? 2,3...G.A..,2,3,., - ' Tri- I, 2, 3 . . . C.S. . I, 3 --V r .,.DrrlI ,2.,. d My R-1' I . f h I IIB d AIEIJI K . as th' I ect t a a a' I 'cs I I in I u I 3 S I I I4 I, I act ' II II I , , , srty , , J , I , I I . r-rr.v r, 2, Ia' ,I ,. rar I, 2, 3 . . . ' , PI y' Is I' tis , , I . . . , . Q y h 1 Q i , , ' . h 'I , ' E , ch : B I, 2, 3 . . . DOROTHY ELAINE REID rothy rs a lrttle gal wth red harr and a vvacrous er sonalrty H r two goals e o thr w a spee and ra se a football team to play Donna s Demons Do y 5 w e kes very rv-ueh bern wr oe u detrrrr e a arnst car t s Dorothy was a member ot Les Cher e es 3 C our I G A I No M ns Club I 2 ALFRED GORDON RIGGS AI rs a sharp guy who really lrkes to dance and rs seen at almost every school actrvrty urrrg the yea S e Vrce presrdent of the I0th St Dukes and he hopes to some b y h mprre Burldrng for a summer cottage Allred doesnt Ike homework but he really enroys makrng money and rs plannrng to start m rng hrs Irrst mr ron a er graduatron He was an actrve member of these actrvrtres Intramural Baseball 2 3 Intramural Football I 2 Varsrty Football 3 CURTIS RAY RING s nalrty s Cur a Rrngo as he rs usually known lt seems that he wrll never lrve own the fact tha he got an unusual harrcut when he was a sophomore He defrnrtely doesnt care tor braggers and people who exaggerate the we known facts C rtrs lrkes un d n hrs s re trme At weet-vater he was a partrcrpant ot these actryr tres Intramural Football 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Baseball I and Varsrty Baseball 3 RAMON DURAN ROANU Ramon who rs many trmes eard sayrng w arn doesnt cafe for the many pror 5 h t cert rn crvr teacher makes up I-le rs noted for hr perfect attendance whrle at Sweetwater and to be a good mechanre alter gradua tron rs one ot the goals he rs strrvrng fo Wth readrng as a tavorrte pastrme he some trmes delays rt to attend to the work he has rnrssed whrle rndulgrng rn ths pastrme TOM CARROLL ROBERTS Tommy a sharp guy wrth blonde harr and blue eyes states that he wants to be an undertaker He rs often called the rdrol and can usually be heard sayrng bout that much a mg hr slush pump one ol hrs favorrte pastrmes but ha doesnt lrlre the band After graduatron he wll be come a swabee but at te present rs rn varrous actrvrtres su as and Intramural Track I lntra mural Baseball I lntra mural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Football I and Orchestra I 2 3 MURRY DEAN ROBERTSON Dean, a nice guy who as usually excla mrng You d'dr t tell as there was a test today' doesnt go for teachers wrthout a sense ot humor Beang noted or hrs quacl temper he can o ten be tound n a trght wath a Nell get an cs o e o hrs presen amb taons and after graduataon an wall go to college two years and then enlast rn the Aar Force I-Ie was a member of Boys Federataon 3 PARTICIA YVONNE ROUNDS 5 5 e w Pfeffy blonde harr Marraage to a mrllaonaare as an the rn e dastant future but at present She 'S Spendvng most ot her tame slcetchang and dancrng People who call her Baby she CDN do wrthout Pa sa W Q s a transfer from the school to the South came here n her IUNOY YCGY She tool: an ae tave part an 'Ira Y Teens 3 Mans Club 2 D Team I G A I and Legaslature 3 DARRELL EUGENE SAGER Stork who fats perfect the escrrptaon t Il dar an handsome as noted for has long legs and whate buclrs He wall attend college next year and study to be a teacher Eatang pazza rs one o has a vorrte pastrmes and he was an actave Partaeapant of t ese actrvatres Natronal Crty H Y c S Football Varsaty Football 2 3 Varsaty Traclr Red 8: Gray Staff Su Hr News 3 Band Legaslature 2 and Boys Federataon 3 DAVID FLORES SANTOS Dave a very welcome transfer from Behrman Hagh Sc ool s a small guy with brown eyes and blaclz haar He as a very frrendly guy but das Irlres people who male fun of others Daves plans for the future rnclude college and studyrng to be an accountant He enloys very much traps to th local movres and aes readrng comacs has Iersure moments ALICE AMELIA SERRANO a s a nrce ga w spar lang brown eyes Sne doesnt late two faced people but rs very fond of dancang and rntends to be a dance an Structor an the future A gal who rs always eatrng an her srxth peraod class she as prac trcrng her coolung for mar rrage Alrce IS forever sayrng Oootre I ca el Alrce was member of GAA I 2 Shutterbugs 2 3 Mans Club I 2 and Imp 8: Deval 2 MARGARET PATRICIA SEXTON Ma gre a sharp gal wa h beautatul blue eyes and a cute Isp s ore ot our students who also attended the school south of here Irnown as Chula Vsta Two faced people and also people who tallr about her bow legs s someth ng she doesnt :Ire Her favorate pastame as tang wt Bo an she as antacapatrng a famaly of elever' oys Maggre was a mem r of GAA I mp Devals No Mans Representatave 2 Senaor Rang Commattee 2 an Les Cherettes 3 PATRICIA RUTH SHEA Pat an attractave garl wrth bag brown eyes and a person alrty that rates tops has the greatest capacaty for food own to rnanl Berng a wath a lot ot school sparat she seems to be constantly acqurr ang a hoarse voace Pat ool: part an the tollowang actrvrtaes F Pep Com mrssaoner 3 ttes I Tr Ettes 2 3 Qua X1 Scroll 2 3 Su I-Ia News Busrness Manager 3 o rrclrs Councal 3 Su I-Ia asts I and Imp evals I DAVID HOWARD SMITH ma ty octave u wath a very domanant personal aty lalres very much to spdnll e certaan s nror ar To r ever remarn a crvalaan and at tend one of the western col Ieges as has ambataon A guy who can often be heard sayang Dont steam mel he seems constantly to be tryan to get out of worlr Davad was an aggressave student n these IVILICS CSF I Pr 2 Cadets L an Seal Bearer 3 JUANITA JOYCE SMITH Na a as a sweet garl wrth an attractave smale Two of her ambrtaons are to be very slen der and to get marraed and rarse a large famaly of sax curly headed boys Show offs are agaanst her adea ot the adeal person and she spends a lot of her spare tame tallrang She was a member of Imp Zr Devrls GAA 3 and No ns Club I 2 ROBERT BRUCE SMITH Bo y a frne guy who has a great talent for tellang tall tales wants some day to be a mrllaonaare Future plans araelude further studyang to be a papefrtter and Bobby gets a lot of Iun out of coolrang and ea mg He was an ac rc'e member of these actavataes C Tract I B Basket be 2 Junior Achaevement Im Sr Devrls 2 3 FTA 3 Su I Ia News 3 Intramural Football 3 and Boys Federataon 3 SUSAN ANN SNOW sIe IS a pretty glfl w h a cute turned up nose sparlr Ing green eyes and a person alrty to match Snobbrsh peo ple get nowhere wIth her I he spare trme she IS always runnIng around wth her fnends T0 go to college and study the pro essron of smg 5 h marn ambItIon at the present Ime he tok art In s Cherettes 3 Senror Coun F e SI Gray 3 ASB Fmance 8: Devrl Y and Sensor Play 3 PHILIP GREGORY SPEAKE s one of our ta boys whose arnbItIon Is to get maIrIed and Ive In the shadows of the mountaIns People who gnpe all the tme are defInIteIy on hIs lIst ot pet peeves Some he plans o uve Oldsmoble from coast coast I-le was actIve In Football I Baseball Intramural Basketball I VOYSILY Football 2 3 VarsIty Track 2 3 LegIs lature 2 F and Boys Federatuon 3 DON EDWARD SPETHMAN enry Hawk sornet mes known Is a guy wIth er onalrty at e greatest' Gnpers are hIgh on lst o pet peeves and I a orte p tIrne goIng o ances Be ng a guy w O noted for hrs many new cars wIll contmue wortrng at Spethrnan SI Sons Auto Parts after graduatron Don was an actrvz member of NatIonaI Iy l-l Y a d also Boy s FederatIon 3 GIBLEY L STEDHAM a o w ndly g In or all s tru to pass cIvIcs so he may go to San Drego JunIor College The Lunch Bugade Is one thrng that he Is really opposed to ut he II es to show ot hrs yellow football pants To be a senIor executrve Is what e has always loolted forward to W e at Su HI he was an ac uve partIcIpani of these actIyI tIes VarsIty Football 2 3 and the newly orgarrzed Boy s Federatmn 3 C DUANE STEVENS eve e Su know wIth curly brown harr and a cute twm le n hIs eyes He s the type of person who al ways out for a good tIrne and he wIII be enIIstr-Ig In the serv Ice a ter gra uatIon esnt lIlre agebra t es llre to mess aroun uarre was an actlve partlcr rr of B F otbal VarsIty Football 3 ets I ONCOA 3 Imp 5 Lvl 5 Int amural Baslretball 3 and Boys Fcderat or' 3 ilu li up fm.- 1. M -'Uv' ,,. ,, s.. new 2 'Wg' axis' N s ROBERT JAMES STRAHAN B a sharp fellow wIh brown haIr and eyes IS one guy wo re Ily enjoys goIng o sc ool T be a notorl b n robber and fund a se c ed hdeout what w nts to do and you can al ways notrce hIm around school the de Il on the baclr o hIs hot rod In tl'e three years Bob has been at Sweetwater oolr art Intramura Football 2 3 and Boys FederatIon 3 CLAY JON STRATTON M no s a swell guy wIth black han and brown eyes People who say Sure you can get on hrs nerves Hrs lavorlte s me car and en In s He has an arnbItIon to become awyer w o e rns lots o money and plans to achIeve that arnbr Ion by go ng to our local college Clay tool: an ac e p rt r- these actvI Ies Speech 3 Jun or AchIeve ment 2 Intramural Foot Intramural etball I an Boys Federahon 3 SYLVIA ROSE SULLIVAN mce g w o Is usua nown as power ouse SyIvIa She dces not llre act seat drrvers and gets very ds ed wt the Mecury s e nt drIve T rnarry a r tIon but after she graduates e wl atten a beauty co e e ylva who translgrrg rn Roosevet If-lgh n er rumor year was a member o A 2 p r r m In passlor she s ornm r-y OWN Ol P VEVWCV1 that teld WARD SUTCLIFFE ard w o ys tat doesnt have a n clrname ot any I 9 9 W O ' Ioa ed wIth personahty Ir-les the type who s always sleeprng In Iv s s I-l lrlreg to e noted for h s beautItuI haIr but can always be recogmzed as t e person wIth a wItty come baclrl Alter qraduatIon Wad s plannrng tc be a forester but has the arn ItIon to e 5 Ior rrst gr Fl Boy s Federaton 3 C S F Ne S Scrol MARILYN D SWAINE y I a swee ga wr pre ty blonde h r and bue es One I' rg e ctly aga nst w n s e not allowed to use her car any tme she wans t because she enloys drIvIr-g very much Marr lyn who s gc ng to San Dego tate College afte gradaa tor' wants to be a secre ary he was a very act ve men- er v uhl News culat or' Ma a er 3 F Urntorrn Group 2 Y ed Er ray H Gull SI Scroll Su ' ' I ' it I obI ,t 1 I j h a ' I ' t ' - n I h . o 'ous , I a lt A - - I ' I lud I is he B . f nur ' I er I ' t Y ' , . . , 1 1- for v t r , s Q p Le uf I I C:I3...cf.S.'.I...Ra : Az' hs' P In ,I 3...ImIs4 'I,2,3 - . , . 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DOROTHY CAROLYN TANASSE over a thus lovely gur wuth a brught smule and twunlrle un her eyes us lrnown tin S that tall gurls who try to loolr short are dusgustung Dorothy revealung what she noted for but enroys very much the presence of Poochy T be a can can dancer at the Moulun Rouge us her unattarn able ambutuon and she plans to be marrued after graduatuon he was actuve un GAA Senuor Councul 3 Sophomore C uncul I Drll Team 2 ard Pom Pon 3 GARNLT ANN TAYLOR ranut g gr w long brown curls and a fruendly smule does not Iulre gurls who smolre I-luntung and peep d ung rate tops wuth her and also she gets a lot of pleasure out ot slretchung and dutterent sports Garnet would enpoy very much to Iuve un the coun try but her future plans are undecuded She was an actuve partucupant of these dutlerent organuzatuons Su Hu Autusts I Su Devuls I 2 MARGARET ELIZABETH THOMSON aggue b ung one of Sweetwaters prettuest gurls wants someday to own the Empure State Buuldung Mar ruage to Don Lundsay us an am butuon that has already been achueved Hugh pressure sales men us one of the thungs she cant stand but Maggue s noted around school for beung truendly She was a Home comung Attendent 3 m Sr Devuls I Junuor Councul No Mans Councul I C F 2 Leguslature 3 Senuor Rung Commuttee and Les Cherettes 3 DANIEL GLEN TICHONCHUK Danny us a sharp guy to Irnow wuth twunlrlung blue eyes and nuce smule for everyone To see Sweetwaters varsuty team wun eu football champuon s hs greatest desure Af er he graduates he wull attend State College bu meanwhule us busy wuth these actuvutues B Footballl Orchestra I Intramural Baslretball 3 Intramural Football 3 Senuor Council Red 8 Gray Sports Edutor 3 Su Hu News 2 Sports Edutor 3 ICANN ALVA TUCKER us a pretty quuet ur wuth brown haur and spallrlung eyes She duslulres people who brag all the tume but does enyoy dancung and fushung T be an anumal trauner and later get marrued are her plans tor the near future and she hopes someday to rude un a Kangaroo pouch She partucupated un these actuvutues Su Ettes 3 Drull Team I Pom Pon 2 Flag Twurler 3 Tru Y Teens 2 3 and Home comung Attendant 3 503 MELVIN JOE VARELA M IS a nuceloo Ing boy wuth brown eyes and a nuce head of blact curly haur wants to be a contractor an plans to study for that ro fessron after he graduates To achueve the nuce buuld that he s us guy lufts weu Guys who wear whute buclrs us Mel s pet peeve Beung a mem ber of the Sioux Hu Y 3 Mal also partucupated un B ot Traclr Varsnty Football 2 3 ar suty Track 2 3 and Bloclr EDWARD FRANK VEGA Eddue a good loolrung guy wuth blaclr haur and brown eyes I s pr ud that he went through football season wuthout gettung hurt To vusut the moon and come baclr us an anbutuon wut hum and he some day plans to remodel Bullygoat Hull Eddue was an actuve student un these actuvutues B Footballl Varsuty Football 2 3 rsuty T cl: I 2 Sophomore Councul Junuou Vrce Presudent 2 BILL MELVIN VICTEL Puggy who us a past stu dent of Luncoln Hugh came to Sweetwater un hus lunuor year Swummung and trups to Mexuco are the occupants of hus Ieusure hours To be another Uncle Scrouge McDucIr us an amb tuon wuth hum that wull probably never be fulhlled In the future years Bull plans to sut around and let the money roll un and he was actuve un B Football NATHAN WALLACE N an a nuce guy w o some day wants to own the Broolrlyn Dodgers us goung unto the servuce after graduatuon He engoys sports umrnensely but has a great duslulre for all Chevrolets Nathan can often be heard around the halls of Sweetwater sayung Well I ll be and he partucupated dufferent actuvutues Intramural aeball I Stage C ew 2 3 an C S F ROY DELL WALLS Bevo us one of Sweet waters tallest boys He has a rare talent for playung the tuddle and some day hopes to be a star on the Grand Ole Opry People that crowd un the lunch lune are detunutely one thung that Dell cant stand Hus favorate pastume us hus large stamp colleqtlon and whule a student ot Ole Su Hu he was very actuve un Orchestra I 2 3 Cadets I and Basketball 2 I . . v Il L s ' I ' e ' A I I A A . He ' A , h K ' 4. d , P ' isn't ' 'S A ' ' ' I U V ha , th' ghts. - . o 'V in I I M N ,. I V 'H - I r 4 ' .. . f, ,, 'Fo I S I l ' Y K ball I ., , B I . , . . 0 ' ' - ' V I ,W ' S 2. 3. ' ' ' ' ' , yr 7 uit G a nic il ith Y I' ' b I ui ' 'I I eel o I A? - , . : I . . I 'h U V 5 ' 2,3,..lmp ',,3 U In ' - . - and C-SF. 2. 3. Council V. . . Su-Hu Anim, UM - In 1 . , ,. . . .. i . I - ii A g' g u 9 g ' ' ' b .S. . . , 1 A A H , H I . . - ath , ' h ship u . ' . I ' I . f + , f . ' ' '- - B s . 2, 3 ' ' ' . .. r . .-. d UO ' , - ' S . . . . n O S - ' CARL CURTIS WAYNE Cheeta, as ths Doppler Doy wltl' lots of school spirit ,a Irnown gan deIrnIte',' do wrthout qoys that wear' whlte bucks afd pnlf ano plan? sh rts. I-Ie has the greatest del we to get 'Ierreci and rarse Raef kd: rd was few actwve crowd sim: lr' 'B Football I . . 'B' Tfecl I . . . Vars ty Football 2 3 . .. Vars ty Bcsebal 2, 3 . . B Basketball 2 . . . Natworrcl City I-IVY I, Sec. 2, V?ce. Pres, 3 ...Blcclr'S'l,23... Legl ,atu e ERMON WEAVER oosz arp y w h Ir ar' vu sh owr' ants o met n Iaslrc s mae e ow rea y ages nst the peope w o rlosed the school grounds a noon and he llres tc be noted 6 ng s m Aft r th s day OI ge uatron h nmnq to go rgh wor as a postrnam but whule st c school s octave In Vers ty Foot 2 and Varsrty Bose 2 BARBARA LOU WELSBACHER ar Vefy SWE wrth 4 qulet personalrty Wit homework as a pet peeve sh s aslde for pleasure mom nts of wa chrng ee rs rr After she graduates sh ends to d vote h r L fcommq a Berred ctm mm r are ws very trvr, t csv organwzatrorrs CS F I r Art sts u Hr eaters L rr Y 'leurs Imp 81 Devrls I also FTA SHIRLEY MAY WEST S 'lay who s sometrmes r'ow'r as hctgn takes ar mwwed at e peool w o cc er May es a 'wg a d es gmr-g he own clothes a C a ew c e mo Dost e rr D A a a a L H a LEONARD ALBERT WILKINSON W lu. s V'lC I'1eS ec: cy L 1 s VCC V 2 be CCG vas x csl Bas 5 as D5 a e V f ,, ' 'ip :QD-.' 441' if ? QR' 'luv Zi -C- 1- 1 i 'T' go- , ' X 9 5? 4 ik-, S. bv- at Q WILLIAM THOMAS WILROY Wrlroy, a popular, good- Iookrng guy wth leads of per- scfwellty esp 'es to pow' the Ar-y ard tecofe Dresrdert of the well-If-swf Turtle Club. Guy: who wear wh-te b-:Irs ls we .IMC wa. L6 dpi, . Q, . .V ,. ,e.,r. buf gpgyg .ew 'RY' the ses- ING :I st-c,l':, a2tr: i y, Whg, was c :,art:?paf: :I these aitlftlesz Varsty F302 bg' 3 . A . Intrg'wa' Baslret' Cal' I . , , Intramural Sottoa' 2 ,ly-d Ir-traffua Tract 5 2. JIMMIE LOUISE WILSON ver G fd n, Y w Q me re ry en uses w r sharp loo ,lg Y Oeev er ar rt ,J tmes a c r and dmc which I. 'mos spare en e g o uates Lou se p ans a cus C ace and study o v an a agen Ywdbd ROBERT CURTIS WILSON L. nw guy w IJIGCW IY E LHONFI E uys e a po tu coats ge s rw awa s en a passo w I- Ro an fa Qr-Jduat most es Dar I U6 w rl Ca v D l ONICOA 2 F JEAN YVONNE WINN A w u e h w wan E s' p ard c lady table S C 5 e wa dClL.5 5 9 CS SLI BOBBIE CHARLES WISHERD D CEISI S89 ww 5 C ZS W5 S 5 D GS GL '1 asut w pa'faL Cade ONCOA 2 3 an S fs es 43 JUDY MARLENE NVIUM Judy rs a cute freclrled face grr wrth a personalrty at spells happy go luclry all the way wuth her sparlrllng brown eyes pretty harr and unrque laugh shes easy to get along wrth Whrle at Sweetwater s e partrcnpated Les Cherettes Pres Homecorn ng At tendant 3 Pom Pon 2 8 Devrls F 2 Su Hn News Society Edrtor 3 Sopho more Councnl l Our Er Scrol 3 lnter Club Coun c and Songleader 3 BARBARA FRANCES WOJCIK a s grr wrth a grea sense of humor and a person alrty all her own especxally dns lrlres people who use an A wrth a vowel She enloys shop prng to the utmost To be a traclr star has always been an arnbutnon wrth Babs but she rs going to attempt two years of college before that Barbara too part n the tollowrng nvrtres B nd I Orchestra I Commnssroner of Musrc 3 lmp 8: Devals F and GAA I BERNHARDT CORNEILUS WOLF Cl swell guy WI darlr blonde haur and a terrrfrc personalrty as noted tor hs dancung abrlrty He can easrly do wrthout people who crrtrcrze school spurlt but do nothrng about rt Nell has the greatest ambutron to get at least ten hours of sleep n one nrght He has talren a mayor part In Sweetwater actrvrtres by berng Student Body Pres 3 C S F 2 r ux Hr Y I c S ar snty Football 2 3 an was Cornmrss oner of Athletrcs BARBARA ANN WOODS Barbne rs a charmrng gurl wrth a very sweet personalrty Sensor English bothered her ms fallbutshetrl malung Davrd happy rs a great accomplrshment After she graduates she plans to go to worlr and save money for her am rtron whrch rs to marry Davrd Whrle at Su Hr she was active an many school affairs such as GAA Chorr l FTA 3 and Shutter bu s I V xW E 7' .N MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED OUTSTANDING ATHLETICS CUTEST SENIORS BEST DRESSED Trudy Johnson, Jam Albenesz Vnrgmia Mellos, Allen Redman Paul GULIMEY, Judy Wunm jannig Gerber, Bob McCormack Oufafanohng eniorzi X L 1, ' i I A s P ' .L L '! f To k - n 'Q . 344' 1' il n- ' -J -'Y'e ia E E Il'1f11'-QT 5 -' BEST LOOKING PRETTTEST EYES BEST PERSONALTTY BEST SHAPE AND BLJILD Ray Pmgg, Margaret Thomson Laurel Harimaru Tom Carroll Rong Pena Perry Peddrcord Mary Brown Jack HIVTCS ,-.z- , 5 unior Cfaaa icera Diane Tanaka. Joyce Seabock, Charles Gross, Ruben Domingo. At the end of our Junior year we can look back to that fateful day in September when we entered Su-l-li as scared little Sophomores We can look back with great pride at the ease with which we got adjusted -and became .a part of Su-l-li's various activities. We can look back at this year with a feeling of satisfaction at our accomplish- ments. We presented a Christmas program that was both inspirational and entertaining. We started the drive for attendance at one basketball game. We won the prize money for having the largest attendance at another. We worked with the Sophomores in spon- soring an activity in order to promote friendship between the classes. Individual Juniors won numerous awards and honors in various fields. But the past is now behind us and we can look forward to our Senior year and the things we hope to .accomplish. These are to uphold the mighty traditions of our great school. and. with hard work and zeal, to make this, the class of '56, the finest Sweetwater has ever had. l unior Cjouncif N E y R ' B. Woolsey. J. Wagner, . or ef. 46 Left to right: P. Morris, J. Penningt , mer, . Dominguez, J. Ha li G C t me . I ADVISER: MRS. VANDERVEEN Row I, Ieff to right: O. Villalpando. G. Varela, J. Wrrcnester, J. Walker, J. Wagner, A, Wallace. B. Williams. B. Woolsey, J. Vazguez. J. Welsbacher, P. Wrlllams. Row II: Z. Zarate. B, Varela, J. Urquhart, D. Willey, Mrs. Vanderyeen, D. Wall, P, Wallman, C. Whitely. Row III: 5- Walters, R. Von Spregel, R. Waller, L. Whrstler, R, Wadham, J. Van Cleave, J. Wood. l -:J ' 03-af -'3 gf ADVISER: MRS. BE RGER Row I, left Io right: B. Babcock, P. Borras C. Bigler, A. Anderson, D. Armstrong B. Burnett. B. Boggs, L. Bradley, J. Ander- -A son, E. Agurlera. Row II: M. Borbon M. BrocI'1, P. Branch, P. Bragdon. Row III: 'C M, Barber' Mrs. Berger, E. Aldama, D Bavenccff E. Bodge, R. Barbot. R. Bailey D, Bray. Row IV: D, Brescia. B. Butler I I , 1 B. Bradwell, B. Brooks, L. Berger, J Blodgeltt. 47 sl I ' 42 - .31 ll' x ' ADVISER: MISS HULIHAN Row I, Iefi to right: S. Inga, M. Gon Zales, J. Gonzales. C. I-Iawlrins, C. Goselr J. Hill, J. Grundstrom, J. Graves, C Hawlcrns, B. Hayden. Row II, T. Hen drrclrs, R. Harper, K. I'-Iarpenau, M Heath, C. Hays, C. Goss. M. Impson G. Green. Row III: D. I-Iawlrins, H Greenleaf, J. Honeycutt, J. Heinz. L Howard. J. Good. II!! LJ! il'I.5 ADVISER: MR. BISHOP Row I, lefi to right: C. Cluclr, J. Dud- bridge, W, Carrington, J. Dash, E. Chase. F. Colburn, N. Cole, N. Cannon, D. Dunaway, E. Condon, N. Castro. Row II: R. Delgado, R. Dominguez, H. Chapman, J. Davis, T. Cook, M. Davis, B. Clausen E. Davidson, M. Dodge, P. Davis. Row III: R. Curoi, C. Dedrick, G. Carter, D. Castleberry, S. Colarusso, T. Churchill, J. Callaway, E. Cruz, B. Davis, Mr. Bishop. ADVISER. MR. TEETER Row I, lofi io righi: J. Travrs, J. Strahan V. Stevers, D. Stroud, Cr. Thomas. B. Tcgr-oni, D. Trvett, M. Toyama, B. l s Ro ii e Td i D 5 D mith. w : . we!', . tON6, . Snth, L. Trzyer, C. Tcwniian, D. Si'va, Tw R, Toledo, J. Spondcaris. Row lll: J. Tehan, D. Sitrter, W. Thrcwer, B. Turner, S. Stein A Shcemate 2 'urn lift il! ADVISER: MR. ROSS Row I, left io right: J. Seaboclr, J. Peck C. Russell, D. Perlrins, J. Redman, A. Sanderson, A, Ramirez, A. Robbins, l, Robinson. Mr. Ross. Row ll: D. Peer. R. Piazzoni, S. Reyes, B. Salis. F. Penning- ton, R. Pinto. J. Pennington, R, Sar- mento. Row lll: A, Servey, R. Santa Cruz, N. Reed, J. Ruling, N, Reed. A. Pritchard, J. Palser. 48 ADVISER: MR. NOE Row l, left io right D. Gee, C. Erny S. Frieling, D. Eimar, P. Garlbard, J Ebertz. J. Fic, C. Eclrles. Row Il: R Girdner, A. Ferguson, L. Foster, S. Glaz ner, N. Emery, C. Erneny. M. Ells, R Gilforl, R. Feld. Row Ill: R. Garcia, J Enriquez, C. Francis, D. Fillet, K. Flrnt J. Glover. R. Freeman, Mr. Noe, +1 ., X 5 : x i . uf . Ni ' ,ill 'j Ml! ' v ADVISER: MR. PARKER Row I. Iefi io right: J. Mrller, P. Morris. C. McLellan, M. Morgan. C. Oiettr, D Nelson, C. Meyer, E. Mann, I. Mendoza D. Maniss. E. McCarley. Row ll: J. Ma gill, T. McDonnell, J. Mcllree, E. Ma loney, D. Moon, M. McMains, R Neinast, D. Moore. W. McNeeley, J Mournian. Row lll: R. O'Connor, D Moon. D. Silva, R. Moore. Row IV: J O'Brien, R. Morgan, T. Moses. Mr Parker. 49 ifqh SWEE ATER UNECN i-44 ' SCHOOL S I 'J may t fir' ...pe ,.... NZl'I X Q -... . 4- .Q e -2.4 -1-iii-3 ix ADVISER: MRS. INGEBRITSON Row l, lefi io fight G. Lancaster. P. Lewis. B. Lewellen, K. Louder. J. Larson, C. Lowry. R. Kettenlwofen, K. Jenson. J. Jones, D, Johnson, B. Johnson, T. Jorcs. R. Leaman. Row ll: R. Johns. T. KENNY S. Lemlre. P. Lloyd, B. Jackson. G. Lersen- ring, M. Keyte, E. Lee, D. Lernley. Row Ill: N. Jerkins, R. Krlc. R. Laflvum, M- King, A. LeAIeala, P. Jones. R. Jonei- Row IV: R. Ledesma, R. Ledesrna. E. Lopez. A. Luhnow, J. KenKr-right. A.Jol1n- son, B. Kelly. .ggolagomore gfddd icerd rgcfrx' --'F . . Rieta Tanalra, Bob Roberts, Barbara Price. Glcn Mitchell. As we entered Su-l-li we were a little uncertain and puzzled at the new responsi- bilities tacing us, but after wearing horns, bowing to seniors, and appearing before Senior Court, we all agreed the induction was tun. l-low happy we were when we dumped the seniors in the mud and won the tug-o-war! That weelc we felt like we were really a part ot the school. Throughout the year we learned to participate in the numerous activities and to accept our responsibilities whole-heartedly -and with enthusiasm. We elected officers and a council and had many activities which included an assembly, that we thought was the best ot the year, a dance, and a movie. Class dues made these events possible. We were happy to accept these new responsibilities and new duties that came before us, and we teel we have what it talces, school spirit. ADVISER: MR: CHAMBERLAIN Row l, left to right: J. Gentry, E. Casuga G. Gomez, H. Chavez, R. Flores, P Clarlre, J. Dorr, D. Braden, R. Bynum J. Beclr, S. Carter, S. Cruz. Row ll: B Baller, B. Coleman, l.. Covey, C. Clauser R. Nored, B. Cameron, B. Furbass, C Bachman, B. Anderson, M. Cox, l.. Ed mondson. Row Ill: J. Dial, F. Ehbrecht B. Baker, J. Doughty, G. Anderson, G Brown, D. Christman, L. Bowlrer, B. Beard slay. C. Bell, B. Babcock, P. Fuson. 50 ADVISER: M RS. STONE Row I, left io right: J. DeRieux, B. Little, M. Malody, C. Taylor, C. Maloney. F. Chappelear, M. Feldman, N, Stranan, L. Pigg, L. Vargas, E. Servey, J. Barber. Row II: R. Fields, M. Hill, P. Kinsaul S. Glenn, Mrs. Stone, R. Woolsey, P Tusles, K. Brannon, B. Brown, J. Spiotti Row Ill: R. Dedricli, T. Mannon, N, La- Bonle. A. Neal, K. Carter, D. Dudbridge. G. Gretlor. J. Abramson, J. Bushlack, M. Marin, .,l- ADVISER: M RS. PEDERSEN Row I, left to right: R. Pollock, Mrs. Pedersen, D. Price, Y. Hoaglund V, Kilde- beck, K. Kendall, C. Parlcer, C. Pearson, D. Missman, A, Kruse, M. Cudde. Row Il: T. Ong, L. Martin, l, Huclrell, V. Hemmer, S. Priest. R. Lopez, R. Moore. Row Ill: P. Osborn, G. McElvain, M. Kile, R. Johnson, S. Pillster, P. O'Bricn, B. Gross, G. Mitchell, S. McCurdy. Row IV: Hartson, S. Pena. B, Morando, R. McCormick, D, Mullin, G. McMullen, R. Guy. J. Jaehn. 5 l ft! SWE ATER UNION HI SCHOOL ADVISER: MRS. LOMBARDI Row I, left to right: S. Slain, J. Reustle B. Price, L. Taylor, M. Rountree. F Young, M. Nonzeta. Row Il: T. Urquhart P. Graham, R. Papilie, B. Haylor, D Sittner, T. Lee. K. Tulao. L. Smalley K. Wisherd. Row III: L. Pogue, V. Wil son, R. Smith, L. Williams, D. Smith J. Wolf, C. Weber, I-l. Varela, W. Till man, Mrs. Lombardi, ..- ADVISER: MRS. PEACE Row I, left to right: Mrs. Peace. D. Elms. A. Beshears. F, Haskell, N. Jones, V. Vanlleventer, V. Whistler, R. Tanaira, S. Milne, J. Tauriaineri, A, I-lamaguchi. Row II: R. Daniel, N. Lienhard, R. Heller. V- Alvord, D, McCormick, B. Diclrson. P. Seeley, J. Collins, E. Dearing, V. Brown. C. Foster, J. Heclr, A. Clubb. Row III: J. Stevens, G. Smith, C. Minton, J. Bech- tol, G. Anderson, J. Taylor, T. Weaver. F. Batterly, V. Deavenport, R. lngle, I.. Himmer, M. Rowland, B. Basorn. ADVISER: MR. SHELMERDINE Row I, left to right: M. Desbiens, D. I-lundley. M. Townlian, C. Graham, M. Zimmerman, V, DeScisiolo, A. Hernandez, Row II: J. Garcia, D. Snow. A. Garcia. W. Rodriguez. Row III: R, Codding, B. Davies, R. I-Iotaling, E. Boisson. Row IV: B. Graves, G, Gilliland, L, Jacquot, C. Cunningham, Mr. Shelmerdine. Not pic- tured: l. Silva, S. Smith, E. Gonzales. 'wi .i 'if ADVISER: M R. NEWLEE Row I. left to right: Mr, Newlee. P Eclrles. S. Decker, P. Bradlow, V. Lopez N. Inzunza, P. Martinez, N. Lucero, S Millsap, R, Codding, J. Cooper. Row II D. Jones, G. Vega, H. Ferrari. J. Nielsen R. Cease, K, Wilhite, M. Dewez. C Luhnow, P. Barron, S. Miller, J. Keller Row III: D. McKenzie. J, Bodge, R Barajas, C. Evans, J. Gonzales, J. Morales M, Hillyer, J. King, R. Melzer. F Shoclrey, C. Bradley, R, Benitas. L. Good L. McLaughlin. 52 ADVISER: MR. LAGNESE Row I, left to right: E. Hover, J. Hydriclr. J. Dorf, L. Doyer, L. Grant, R. Desbiens. Row II: R. Hayes, A. Eaton, E. Codding. M. Earls, R. Holland, G. Avalos, H. Garcia. R. Boice. Row III: J. Anderson J. Douglas, R. Heinz, D. Harshman, . Hall, J. Hereferd, B. Hines. D. Croclrett. S SIEE ATE! UNION HI SCHOOL Q' 563 3 vb- jj 'J' -f -7-J 1-! ADVISER: MISS STARCK Row I, left to right: B. Wilson, J. Wiebe. B. Rice, K, Thomson, J. Mathis, B, Tahari, C. Ray, K. Wyborny, S, Wium, L, Roberts, M. Weber, S. Thomas. Row II: S. Reynolds, M. Rhodes, R. Welden, B. Roberts. J. Webster, J. Sandoval, A. Hunton. D. Rubia, E. Sanchez, G, Tugker, J. Stewart, J. Story, C. Serrano, J. Rey. holds. Row III: R, Winn, B. Sewell, G White. C. Wake. P. Stoddard, T, Bond Mrs. Starck. i ADVISER: MRS. BRASSEY Row I: Mrs. Brassey, C. King, S. Bryan G, Torres, R. Richcson, C. Schoore, I Woodring, K. McMains. T. Barrios. J Smith, S. Cruz. Row ll: J. VanDeventer M. Rogers, A. Barron, D. Thayer, D Smith, C. Mosier, J. Pierce, P. Storton L. Hutchins. Row Ill: J. Carman, J Turner, J, Sevier, R. Juarez, W. Kile, D Lowe. R. Tellin, B. Morris, R. Southwict 53 2 SWE ATE! UNION H SCHOOL W Q YL.- '71 'f Q' SJJCLL As usual Devulvulle has gone through a successful and funfulled Year because of the efforts of uts varuous clubs and organuzatuons The honorary organuzatuons are Chapter ll Calu forma Scholarshup Federatuon whuch has a requurement of ten pounts for membershup Quull and Scroll a uournal :sm socuety of uunuors and senuors wuth a B average and the Natronal Forensuc League whuch requures 20 pounts gauned un speech competutuon for membershup Members of the Su Hu Speakers establushed for those wuth above average spealrung abuluty Su Hu Artusts con sustung of students un the art department wuth a semester grade of B or better and the Block S consustung of boys who have earned a varsrty or B letter belong to servuce clubs whuch have membershrp requurements of More servuce clubs the Tru Y sponsored by the YWCA the GAA consustung of gurls unterested un sports HuC Buble Club the purpose of whuch us to acquaunt students wuth Chrust Shutterbugs a camera club and Future Teachers of Ameruca those unterested un teachung as a career have done a great deal for Su Hu Last but not least the Les Cherettes a socual club for gurls Su Ettes gurls deducated to the umprovement of student school relatuonshups Su Hu Players a fune gurls dramatuc club Natuonal Cuty Hu Y the purpose of whuch us to extend hugh Chrustuan character and the Suoux Hu Y a boys club to serve the school and the communuty have been busy fullung the Devrl calendar wuth events all achuevement year 1' gkm i qua :Hwy fx-4364 and-naman'-lam Rowl left to rught T Jones M Swaurue W Cor Dova C De ez J Wuum R Nobles J Reyzor G Taylor C Adams B Blslry R OConnor Row ll V Brown P Davus J Welsbacher S Pap lre N Cannon J Ebertz C Meyer B Babcock J Allen S Green Row lll S Thomas C Bach man J Wagner D Mussman B Anderson S OBruen B Woolsey P Gaulband C McLellan W Carrngton C Emey V Lopez J Grundstrom A Hamaguch S Glenn P Pap ke R w IV S Reynolds B Hayden R Bynum M Rountree D Sto e J M M Ells J Seaboclr R Tanalra WV D Mulln R Mtchell B eson C Goss G Thomas N Emery M Malody D Johnson R w Vl J Gbbs P Le L Be e R Frrclrs E McCauley 0 U' l 5 I I T r . . 3 - 7 . . , - I ' I T . 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'., t . new EDITOR 'N CH .SJ .N ewa Anvrsea WM mae wail ef Edrtor Sonra Gagnon Feature Editor Lee Furbass Alurnnr Edrtor Norma Carter Clubs Edutor Bobbi Alexander Socrety Edrtor Judy WIUm Sports Edrtor Danny Tlchonchulc Exchange Edrtor Charlene Cluclc Busrness Manager Pat Shea Assistant Busuness Manager Carol Bagley Publrc Relatlons Conme Greaser Teenage Tattle Sue Green and Joann Allen Soma Gagnon Crrculatuon Manager Manlyn Swarne Pl1OfOSr6pl1Cf Dick Scott MIS Hem Base, Advrser Mrs Helen R Berger f Sz Munn, lchuhzi N W S .1 sm 'ML T Row I leff fo nghf S Green P Shea B Alexander ow I left to nght M Swarne B en Ba ey L Furbass Row II S Gagnon Norns C Clucl: C Ojettr A Wal Wlum N Carter C Greaser Rw Ill R cott lace Row ll J Haclrenberger L R Gerstenberg D Tlchonchulr J OBrren 3 Berger C., r 1 r it I sa Row l, left io nglhk K Jensen J Hays L Hartman S Gagnon J Wum R Pavlra S Gm:-n J Allen B Alrxandm P S-Bea C Bagley L Furbass D Chadwrclr M Swarne V Mellos J Gerber Row ll P Peddrcord P Oliver E Agarlera M Barber B Norrrs L Cd lDbCll S Cruz P Crabb S Pasley R Woolsey M Luque L Muller B Babcock C Ogettr J Welsbacher P Tuskes C Cluclr Mrs Bc gcr D Trclnonclrulr Row lll T Carroll P Gutzmer S Reynolds B Lrttle B Nelson C Greaser C Peterson J Wrnn R Nelsen S Wrurn K Thomson A Wallace L Berger R Magdos R Scott R Gerstenberg Row IV L Troycr C Bennett L Lrndsey B Srnrtlw J Hoflrenbrrgqr D Sager J Dahlen J OBrren - - C . 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V if .,', f- -' - . fm' aff, ' - , 'A 75 -ps-.QA rife F 4 Grnger Gale Nora Bradshaw Nora, Gale, Grnger, Jett Granny Kate, Jeff, Hugo elll0l' ay You dont have me I have you' warns Hatcher as the cast of GHOST WANTED loolrs on wrth fear Left to rrght are Hatcher Darrell Sager Professor Steve Cranston Jeff Davrd Kemperl Gale Bobbre Breedrng Grnger Trudy Johnson Granny Kate usan Snow Nora Vane lMrrram Jensen Madame Zolga Barbara Brlslry Troddy lConnre Greaser and Azalea Wrnr Lory QL-Od wan teJ Eeelr flop thus was a common reactron among the femrnrne members of the I955 Sensor Play cast for Ghost Wanted The settrng for thrs amalrng mysterrous comedy by Guernsey Le Pelley was on a drsmal foggy New England rsland complete wrth fog horn The plot rs centered around the unusual events whrch occur when rob huntrng Jeff and Hugo answer the ad Ghost Wanted Jeff played by Davrd Kemper and hrs wrtty srde lrrcl: Hugo portrayed by Jrm Albanese lrept the complex plot movrng at a fast pace as they attempt to capture a monster fnd a mrssrng corpse and solve a mystery Bobbre Breedrng n the role of Gale an at tractrve sensrble gurl captures the heart ot Jeff Not to be outdone was Grnger her younger not so sensrble srster played by Trudy Johnson who won the affectron of Hugo Granny Kate played by Susan Snow was the energetrc grandmother to the grrls The eccentrrc Professor De Vallen and hrs equally odd assrstant Madam Zolga soon had the audrence well versed rn the arts of Voodoo and zombres Steve Cranston as the Professor and Barbara Brlslry as Madam Zolga actually saved the day when they confessed to berng FBI agents ' The lobster woman Azalea rn the form of Wrnr Lory, was responsrble for rnfestrng the rsland of Ramshead Rocl: wrth such characters as the snoopy Nora Vane and the local sherrft Mr Bradshaw, played by Mrrram Jensen and George Boulette Connre Greaser as the goofy mard Troddy lrept everyone rn the Stormgay household swrm mrng rn tea and mass hysterra The play followed a true 'who done rt story untrl Hatcher, the butler, played by Darrell Sager, turned out to be the culprrt The prrze mystery of the play was the rdentrty of the trouble malrrng monster When the maslr and grease parnt were funally removed the mys terrous monster was revealed as Davrd Hollweger t.-...- Troddy Monster Hugo, Jeff Gale, Troddy, Jeff . 2 t ,V , A 542' 5 f f f A T , 4V ,tiger V, ' r r. l , l. l . 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' 5- if -394- 1-Q X 4 'ha 3 .JJ .jslomecomcng CAROLE LLOYD Sweetwater stands were tr'led with antrcr patron and excitement on the night ot atur day October 29 as the moment tor the arrival ot Su Hrs Homecoming Queen came closer The lovely gurl arrived IH tormals riding rn a convertible The Queen Carole Lloyd was escorted by cap arns Raloh K ng and Richard mangler Mitchell The honored Queen was oresented with flowers by the two co captains Her attendants were escorted by members of the football sduad These attendants were Margaret Thomson Judy Wium Joann Tucker and Alice Allen The day was trnrshed with the annual homecoming darce at the National C ty Community Building ATTENDANTS Pr- xg Co-captains Ralph King and Richard Mitchell escort Alice Allen Judy Wlum r cs Her Majesty Carole Lloyd to the car after she has M ct Th been crowned Homecoming Queen. 9 'mme' Joann Tucker. f 0-Q .ink 'Nl 21' vs: gl-g l Wx? ff., Y. Q L! Lil! 6006426 4 J' 'PX Barney Newlee Coach Barney Newlee effrcrently fulfrlled hrs dutres as head football coach and as an assrstant track coach Thus was Mr Newlees last year at Sweetwater We hope that he wrll fulhll hrs new posrtron at Chaffey Junror College as well as he has at Su Hr Coach Tom Parker h ld cl tra ach d B e fo tball nng out na'np ons rn r ootball a d a touqh tra lc squa Coach John Green held down the rob of assrstant football coach and head baseball mentor as well as berng the head of the coachrng staff at Sweetwater Coach Lee Shelmerdme drrected Su Hrs Varsrty basket ball squad and was the JV baseball coach Coach Don Bardot coached the Bee basketball squad and was an assrstant football coach rn hrs lust year at Su Hr Tom Parker km John Green C? s ' l ' sf l .r Q Lee Shelmerdune Don 5,5501 uzrdify goofdaf em Sweetwater's I954 Varsity football squad, handicapped by numerous injuries throughout the season, showed great strength and determination against a rugged opposition in winning four of nine contests. As the oldest continual member of the Metropolitan League, Sweetwater once again saw the league rearranged. This time only Sweetwater, Mar Vista, and Chula Vista remained in the league greeting Grossmont lone time Metro leaguerl and Helix to make up the five team loop. The Devil gridders ran from the T-formation, the first time in a number of years, under the direc- tion of Coaches Barney Newlee and John Green. Ouarterbacks Carl Wayne and Felix lnzunza led the Su-Hi eleven afield alternating at the posi- tion for equal duties, and doing a fine job of callin plays. lnzunza did most of the passing for Sweetwater completing six in I6 tries, while Wayne Ted the pair ,in running with a 2.5 yard average. Halfbacks Ralph King fwho was voted Most Valuable Player on the team and was one of the three captainsl and John Dahlen were Sweetwater's main scoring threats in that both were quick, hard charging bruisers with the ability and ambition to succeed through their tremendous efforts. During the season King and Dahlen carried the ball over I60 times between them and each averaged four yards per carry. The fullback position for Sweetwater was one of Coach Newlee's big problems as first-stringer Eddie Vega was the victim of a leg fracture in early season practice and hurt the same leg again in a league contest against Helix after he romped to a 59 yard touchdown. Carl Hays and lSpeedyl Bill Walters shared duties at fullback but lacked the experience in running and ball handling that Vega had mastered. The Devil line proved to be one of the strongest in the league led by All Metro tackles Jack Hines and Richard Mitchell who bolstered both the offensive and defensive attack Hines was selected on both the offensive and defensive team and Mitchell was given a defensive spot on the All Metro squad The guard spots were gapped by Ray Price lHonorable Mention on All Metro Team and Neil Wolf who ripped through the opposing line time after time to spoil enemy intentions Allen Redman played the center position for the Devils and also shined as a linebacker on defense Redman eamed a defensive spot on the All Metro team The end positions were fought over b Darrell Stork Sager Paul Gutzmer Max Braden Jim Pennington and Jimmy Gibbs five capabe blockers tacklers and pass receivers Sager was the only receiver who held a first string post through the majority of the season The Devils also had depth on the bench with second strrngers outdomg the starters on numerous occasions ln the backfield Jim Rufing junior quarterback showed future greatness in passing and smooth ball handling Little Ruben Dominguez scooted for huge gains from left half and with his impressive running performances gained Honorable Mention Some of the better reserves on the line were tackles Don Brewer Bill Wilroy Dennis Magee and Gibley Stedham guards Charles Goss and Zacarias Zarate centers Carl Loya and David Kemper and ends Frank Jaime Phil Speake and Frank Balogh SWEETWATER CAPTAINS Ralph K ns Jack H nes OPP Met o Ca n al Grossmont Ccgiazhiaciirsndael-l gh LEAGUE STANDINGS Escond do Team ea G ossmont He x Ma Vsta Ch la Vsta 84 Leag e Games Gross on e e a e Mar V sta Richard Mitchell . . ir ., . 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The first annual Metro olitan League Football Carnival was held at Chula Vista, September 24, which introduced the I954 season to the five Metro teams. ln this contest Sweetwater, battling for the southern schools, including Mar Vista and Chula Vista, played to a six to six deadlock with Gross- mont in their I5 minute skirmish. Fullbacl: Bill Walters scored the Su-Hi touchdown on a I3 yard end swee . The fbllowing evening, Sept, 25, the Devils traveled to California High School in Whittier, California and played their first full length affair but lost to a strong Cal squad by the score of 20 to 6. Halfbaclr John Dahlen scored for the Devils on a three yard off taclrle lunge in the final period. Oceanside was the site of Sweetwater's first victory, October I, as Carl Hays blasted over from the six yard line in the first quarter to score the lone, and winning touchdown of the game, with Jaclc Hines booting the extra point to give the Devils a hard fought 7 to O triumph. ' ar 4' 5374, 1 'A A ,. :f4n,fi Q38 . If 'Z LMA, ' .arf Devil halfbaclr Ralph King llll drives hard, in an attempt to escape the grasp of an unidentified Kearny tachler, on the Su-Hi gridiron. i QQ .' Y ,ig Y Melvin Varele Marty Gamble Larry Martin ' Bill Walters 43' , ,www .f ig Carl Wayne Rav PHC' big Jim Pennington Cl 0'l95 6055 Eaf WOI1'o!L6lgu0 oea 4421 Sweetwater defenders Carl Loya l30i and Al Lealcald dUf1'1P an unidentified Brea-Olinda runner as Devil guard Ray Price l2Ol charges in to assist in play. Paul Gutzrner MGX Bfddln Sweetwater played their third non-league game, October 9, against a rough Escondido eleven in what turned out to be a thriller from start to finish as the Devils elced out a I3 to I2 victory, on the Chula Vista gridiron. The Devils opened the scoring early in the first quarter as Dennis Magee recovered a Cougar fumble on the enemy one yard line from where John Dahlen sccred on the next play, driving through the Escondido front line. Jaclr Hines ran for the conversion, skirting left end. Halfbacic Ralph King jaunted 4I yards on the second play of the third period for Su-I'Ii's other tally, with the help of great downfield bloclcing by the Devil line. Sweetwater lost a close decision to Brea-Olinda High, 'Oct. IS, by a one touchdown margin of 20 to I4, on Chula Vista's field. Again King and Dahlen supplied Sweetwater's scoring punch each scoring once. Frank Jaime converted twice, with a pair of perfect boots. The Devils completed their pre-league schedule by whipping Kearny of the City League by .the score of I3 to 7 in an afternoon game played at Sweetwater. Dahlen scored from the Komet one after a long first period march of BI yards in I9 plays. The winning Devil tally came as a result of a 30 yard T.D. pass from quarterback Carl Wayne to end, Max Braden. Jaime booted the extra point, David Kemper B'3l09l P1- l Frank Jaime Jerry Barrett Zac Zarate Jim Gibbs ougle Comlaefifion V ellie 14 Q2 551 M Above, Little Ruben Dominguez lI0l is thrown for o two-yard loss against California High. At the right quarterback Carl Wayne U91 picks up three yards before being tackled by a pair of Helix defenders. 1 ,a- Bill Wll'0Y Carl Loya Don Brewer Eddm Vega Y l Bolo Girclner Neil Wolf John Dahlen Dennis Magee I Above, Red Devil lullbaclr Carl Hays ll4l leaps for a pass thrown by quarter' back Felix Inzunza but misses while Gross- mont hallbacl: is ready to intercept. At the right, hallbaclc John Dahlen 4351 is nipped from behind by a Grossrnont line- man. .laclr Hines l40l is blocking Dah- len's interference. 9 Jdcfion. 'fin 'Ag 'i 9' rf' Y F Q-v if Allen Redman phd Speak Darrell Sager Grbley Stedham ,pf 1 CO C Y W ers 8 runs unto trou e aga st Gcssmo t as Foothller halfbacl: prepares t mae taclrle he rqht Dev! halfbaclr Mer Gamble starts hs rourney to paydrt rn returnrng Mor Vrsta punt ea U2 wee water played th rr rnrtral leag e game agarnst Crro m nt Foothrllers Oc ober 29 on the Chula Vrsta gr drron under lrghts and lost a rugged battle 20 to 0 Crrossmont pulled a surprrse attack or- the slow startrng Devrls and before three mrnutes ha elapsed the enemy had a I4 to 0 lead over the stunned Sweetre eleven But from then on Sweet water matched the Foothrllers blow for blow but by then the damage had been done The Devrls flubbed on several scorrn chances by fumblrng and s t up the third Foot rller TD by fumblrng deep rn Devrl terrrtory wrth Grossmont recoverrng Next the Drablos met a colorful l-lelrx ballclub that had a hot nrght on both offense and defense and pounced the Devrls 34 to 6 on therr home comrng evenrng weetwater showed well rn the frrst half as ull back Eddre Vega had lrfted the hearts of every D vr fan by racrng 59 yards to paydrrt rn he second perrod But by halftrme Vega had rnrured the same foot that had lrept hrm out of actron rn the early sea on game Sweetwaters homecomrng game was a huge success as the Devrls met Mar Vrsta under lrghts at Chula Vrsta and out maneuvered the Marrners g ftrng them wrth a 2l to 0 defeat The two teams battled out the frrst half on a rather even basrs wrth fumbles sporlrng every scoring threat by erther squad But the Devrls tool: the lead rn the second quarter when Marty Gamble grabbed a Marrner punt on the enemy 34 yard lrne and made a stylrsh dash to paydrrt squrrmrng rn and out of Mar Vrsta taclclers the entrre drstance Franlr Jarme converted and at the half Sweetwater led 7 to 0 The second halt went a lot smoother though a Su Hr tallred once rn each perrod Dahlen scorrng from the three and Ruben Dom nguez racrng over from nrne yards out Jarme splrt the uprrghts on each occasron Sweetwater olayed therr frnal contest agarnst Chula Vrsta before a crowd of 5000 customers who saw a brrllrant frrst half but a sad frnrsh on Su Hr s srde of the prcture wrth the frnal outcome resultrng rn a 4l to 7 wrr for the Spartans grvrng them the Metro League trtle The frfst half was a toe to toe battle between Wo teams th CV edgrng 5 t lead at rntermrssron The Devrls marched 83 yards for what turned ot to be therr lone tally wth Carl Wayne Scoring from the one yard lrne Jarme booted the extra pornt and Sweetwater loolced lrlre they had upset fever but the Spartans came baek to score 28 pornts I0 the last stanza for therr vrctory 1' Do lo lnemerr spll un dentted Kearny halfbaclr for a fve yard l0SS Guard Rev Prce 20 s ready to and n tae e gr-fm Nur? ee Wefro jf e Rowl left to right D Gentry G McEIvarn A Pena J VanDeventer F Story L Nava M Keyte J King I Silva R Leamon ROV II Coach D Bardot R Barley C King B Babcocl: D Silva M Rogers J Davis J Sevier R Shoclcley R Pinto M Heath B TOYYCS R McCorm ck Row III N Jerluns L Smalley 6 McMullen G Brown D Price G Mitchell L Hummer R Lively C Wake M Jones B Beardsley P Stoddard R Barry Coach T Parlrer Row IV A Hamaguchr B Weber S Pena J Anderson H Varela L Wrllrams B Roberts R Hotalrng J Wolf C Callaway S Kumes Not Prctured K Carter Fielding one of the greatest Bee football SquaClS in the schools history Sweetwater won the l954 Metro League Bee Title rn gliding through an un defeated season Coaches Tom Parlcer and Don Bardot proudly guided the Devils to amazing suc cess as only two of e ht Sweetwater opponents were able to score w rle the Dnablos averaged four touchdowns per game This points towards a great all round team which it was The Devils though strong in every positron had no individual outstandung athlete that was above In comparison with any teammate In the backfreld Bob Beardsley Mike Rogers George McElvarn Jim King and Don Gentry supplied most of the running power that enabled the Sweeties to average 255 3 yards rushing per game The Diablo Irneplay was erhaps the lney to their success With monsters suc as Larry Hummer Tex Jones Paul Stoddard Don Price Glenn Mitchell Jim Sevier Joe Wolf and Roger Lively the baclzs had no trouble barrelrng through a hole opened up by these lrnemen Sweetwater opened their season with a I9 to 0 victory over Lincoln of the Cnty League Ouarter baclc Beardsley and halfbaclrs McElvaon and Jrmm King each scored in this game Next the Devrs traveled to Oceanside and romped to a 20 to 6 decision Oceanside scored one of the two TD s against Su Hi but this was on a 97 yard mtercepted pass runbaclr On October 7 Escondudo mvaded the Devils only to bow down in defeat by a 25 to O margin. Beardsley led the Diablos to victory in passing for two touchdowns and running one over himself. M - Elvain and King were the receivers of the T.D. passes Beardsleys pass to McEIvarn was good for 45 yards and came in the final 30 seconds of the game A brilliant running performance by halfbaclr Don Gentry enabled the Devils to pounce a bewildered Hoover J V team rn a 26 to O whltewash Gentry ran for three touchdowns and booted two conver sions in the victory Kung scored the fourth tally on a three yard center plunge This ended Su Hr s pre league schedule which was an enormous success Grossmont was the Devils first league victim October 29 as the spirited Sweetwater crew rolled to a 30 to O triumph on the Foothiller gridiron This was another contest that was Packed with thrills and excitement right down to the finish the most spectacular play of the game be ng a 66 yard pass completion from Beardsley to King good for six Mcblvarn scored twice rn this battle and Beardsley and Lively each tallied to round out the scoring The remainder of Sweetwaterg championship season followed basically the same pattern victory' After stomping Grossmont Coach Parkers boys invited Helix to Hudgrns Field and drubbed the Highlanders I5 to O then traveled to Mar Vista giving the Mariners a 49 to 7 beating and finished up their season by whipping the bitter rlvalg from down south by a three touchdown margin f I8 o 0 The Spartans were helpless against the Devil defense which was a great accomplishment in itself giving Sweetwater an undefeated championship season and a victory in Coach Parlcer's favor for his first Metro Championship in his three years of commanding the Bees. CAGHQIQJ ln 24 C tl0l'l rf:-f' gain agarrst Luncoln In the first game of the season mont Slime '55 B05 BC0'd5lCY 24 makes the l'eY block 'W the Pl0Y SEASON S RECORD Oceansude Escondudo Hoover Grossmonl: He IX Mar Vusta Chula Vnsta 'VLA- Above Don Gentry Il scores ogamst Chula Vrsta as Roger Lrvely l37l races an o block for hum At the left Lrvely catches a I7 yard pass agamst ihe Su Hr senuors Allen Redman 37 and Carl Loya I6 ready to make the tackle O Q . l C C Q- . l A ,. A V A ' . N, ' all - QQ A .. we Red Devnl Varsxty halfbaclr Milre Rogers 1221 scootg for 5 tgmygyd George McElvain l2ll goes for a Su-Hi touchdown in Qlwe Gross ' . l l .. ' .......... ...................... 6 .. ' ..,.,..........................,. 0 U '-----,, ,v.-'- .. ---.-------. 0 ' A 4 'Q 4 I fx! 1 5 .. ' ..........................,,..... 7 ' .......,. ..... ................. 0 I U -Q ll P 1 - I l . . .. , A J- A , A Q - . Liar' N' N Q, E- l . K I 1 I I 'cf fill' 3 'Y .1 A,,..v- P-Nt levi! urdify Cagera Lacking the depth of experienced Varsity basketball performers, Sweetwater had two strikes against them in cage competition in the I954-55 season as only two seniors on the team had ex perienced any Varsity action in the past These two boys were Allen Redman who made second string All Metro as a guard this year and Frank Jaime The remainder of the squad was made up of juniors and sophomores who did a great job the mayority of whom encountered their first Varsity action this year Su H1 s first string was made up of one senior two juniors and two sophomores Junior Jim OBrien Sweetwaters leading scorer made Honor able Mention on the All Metro team with his great all round play at a guard positron Redman held the other guard spot Roger Lively a 62 sopho more played center for the Devils displaying a fine hook shot and Waco Thrower Tum Cook Bob Beardsley and Frank Jaime fought over the forward positions The Devils finished last in league lay but were barely eked out of several victories A so the Diablo quintet was continuously rated as the most likely team to spring an upset over any favored opponent SEASON RECORD OPP Alumni Vocational Escondido Lincoln Coronado Kearny La Jolla Oceanside Rancho Del Campo Calexico Hoover Oceanside Grossmont He IX Mar Vista Chula Vista Vocational Grossmont He rx Mar Vrsta Chula Vista Lincoln Grossmont Helix Mar Vista Chula Vista Some of the heartbre-akers that the Devils lost in league play were, a 38 to 3I decision to Gross- mont after Su-Hi had led by two points with only four minutes remaining a 37 to 29 loss to Chula Vista after the Devils had led until the final period and a 40 to 36 decision to Mar Vista as the Mariners came from behind in the last quarter to win But as the season progressed so did Sweet water and the Devils surprised Helix rn a 52 to 47 victory rn the final round of Metro play as Allen Redman dumped I4 points to lead the Diablo five to the upset triumph Though the Devils were handicapped Coach Lee Shelmerdme did a fine ,ob of bringing around a team that was highly rated in the latter part of the season After winning the Helix game the Devils showed great promise in their final two games losing them to Mar Vista and Chula Vista by tight scores Coach Shelmerdines intentions for this season were to build this squad for the next two years with promisin sophomore prospects such Beardsley Livey and Ronald Hawkins With the progress of this team facts point toward a bright future for Sweetwater in basketball LEAGUE STANDINGS Team arossmont hula Vista -le IX Sweetwater Mar Vista d I t I th b II way from an unidentified Mar Vista E:5,?zz' sQ?:.::rfn, .rd as 124 -oar on . . . 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M' Q I4 1 .9 .J I 80 0105 John Dual I5 shoots a free throw against Helix as Devils Arlie Cu b l22l Don Moore 2l cl P ul L wr 24 are ready to leap for the rebound SEASON S RECORD Opp Vocat onal Escond do L ncoln Coronado Kea ny Oceans de Po nt Loma COYQnUdO Hoover Hoo er Oceanside Grossmont Mar V sta Chu a Vista oca s M r Vs a C la Vsta l. DCO V' Grossmont Helix Mar Vsta Chula Vista Sweetwaters Bee basketball squad finished in a tie for fourth place with Mar Vista as they played a hot and cold' season underthe dlrectron af Coach Don Bardot in his first year as a Su-Hi coach. The Devils may be better defined as, the hardluclf team of the Metro League. For instance in three games against Helix, Sweetwater lost all three with oniy nine points separating the Devils from victory, Sweetwater played an excellent fast game and used a fine full court press which baffled most opponents yet as ever team has a weakness Sweetwaters was in the laclc of eight and thus in rebounding The Devils two victories were registered over Mar Vista and Chula Vista Both wins came in the second round of competition Forward Arlre Clubb scored I7 points ln the 39 to 2l Mar Vista win and center John Dial dumped I4 points in the Chula Vista upset victory Sweetwaters starting five consisted of Dial at center Clubb and Paul Lewis at forwards and Bill Haylor and Franlc Story at guards One thing the Devils maintained throughout the entire season was spirit to win and they played o their utmost capability in every game with determination that every good ball club has LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Grossmont Chula Vista He ix Sweetwater Mar Vista w l left to nght A Clubb S Ste n J Dial D Svttner D Mo re w Il andevcnter Mgr or F cr J Bodge T McDonr-ell 95 + D W L l l ' ' A ' ,C .. i.s,i.. ccc,......... . C. ii i lb - lldn G 2'Sll ' ,,,,,,,t...,,t.st,,...,...,........,..... ,.9 3 - li ,, ,,,.,,, .. ,,,,,,,... . ,...,.......,......... ., .. 6 6 .. .......,...... 2 IO ' . ,,., ,, ,... ..................,,......,....... 2 lO SW , , I 48 , l . ..,, 4l , .. ,, I U28 , , ,, r 34 . r 63 . , i 42 ... i 57 , 34 . ,... , ,, , ..,,, . 57 , ,.,,.,,.,l-telix , , , , ,, 44 so ccccs.,o A L ..scc I c . c 32 , .. , , ,,.,, V t'c'al , . 23 , , ..,.,... , ,,,,G'os 'fort , 43 ....,,,,l-lelix .. , V 32 ., .... ......,, a i t . , , A 2I ,. hu r . , ,,,2l r Ro I ' Q Q , A l , . ' , . A . . O . Ro g J, V , .g P, Lcw s, W. Hayl , J. Sevier, . St y, EBU!! lljafdltg Cllblefhlell -I owl left to right N Reed Mg R Macias M Varela B aters W Thrower P Gutzmer A Pena M Gamble E Vega g w Mu n C Hays G McEl an J Glo er B Clauser J Aldridge F lnzunza J Tehan D Padteld Coach Par er w lll D e urne en n arme DuPu A Lu no C Gross Row IV R Lvely D Jones C Wa e Hackenburge orris D Bre er Row V B Hartwell L Hammer J Bec to Sweetwaters high flying Varsity track team was tops in Sweetwaters history according to head Coach Tom Parker who worked with a flock ot great athletes and saw tive Su Hi records shattered Competition was at its peak with dashmen such as Bull Walters a rumor bestlng a IOO tlat teat in the IOO yard dash and setting a new Sweetwater 220 record with one ot the best times in Southern California Next to Walters was Waco Thrower capable ot placing second to Walters in each of the dashes The 440 yard dash was mastered by sophomore George McElvam who broke the school mark of 520 McEIvarn also ran the 220 and the third leg ot the record breaking relay team Darrell Stork Sager broke his own record set last year in the 880 yard run bettering two min utes for the best time ot all schools in San Diego County Sager a senior has been one of the finest trackmen at Sweetwater and will be an excellent college prospect In the mile Frank Jaime and Ruben Macras put across their best efforts every meet running the distances in better than tive minutes Carl Hays Ralph Kung and Paul Gutzmer were Sweetwaters best hurdlers showing great form and speed Sweetwaters 880 relay team made up of Eddie Vega Thrower McElvarn and Walters was per haps the best ln San Diego as they toured the Course In a miraculous time in every meet sett ng a new school record in the event Vega was the only senior of the crew which shows signs ot great compe tation returnin next year The Devi 5 lacked depth in field events but in each event the top man was good for a first or second place Marty Gamble was Su Hr s top pole vaulter reaching the height ot I2 feet with ex cellent torm that has made him one ot the top vaulters in the league Thrower led the Devil broad jumpers leaping well over 21 feet with Walters being the second man with lumps nearing Throwerg marks Jerry Aldridge averaged a 5 9 rump in the high rump for Sweetwater being tops in that event. Shot putters Jack Hines and Larry l-limrner heaved the iron ball to the distance of over 45 to fight over the No. I spot in that event. weefwa fel' QCOI' Med 215 A-1 -. - u I .,-. q . Pnciurzd above s Sweetwaters record breakmg relay team They are 0 r E e Vega Waco Thrower George McEIvan ard BU Waltfrs o t e rughf 440 man Mr-Elvarn W rr t quarter agarnst Chuia Vrsta McElva+n broke tb 440 record agamst Helx , F if ,asf rf: ' 'fm 151' H 7 ' 3 5 O 5 5 5 '594bdrrz fb ao' Dpedy QQ - ,I K ., ..V . . M xy, ' k-F--f 1 ' i ' . - M .JgZ4'l, fxff,F' . 880 . Ueflf rghtl: dd. jif- , , r I . . T H ' : . , rs hi I , Y, . la s, - f . s ' x I . 4' - 1 f ' ,, p . 6 A v r xi? I .. ,'A.f Y' , . ' - r+ - '. 'fi f Q , 'xg ' F ' 'gf' 'J-A 1 , 1' rs 2 ,-:-- a' +12 , w- 1 .f ' ff' ' F' 2 At' A 'f V. r . ' v - ' 'Q' -gg' ' '-ff , ' ' I ' A Sr ' ' h 1 . - . 'fa xrif' r 3'p -r . ,, , . 'A ,- F xfsjqf 1 . . S 1 B,.!r- XXJQHUS bwjks fgl, tic, 5 :ana S2511 S 36' SHO safg rf ,, f-S yi 'C H ' 122k W? 535 'Sf C213 V553 tw:-'cc feat agarwsg Qwyg VRSQG wth 5 kmc C' I . 'Q ' 'V be :'c sm 'acc' ' l:59,8. A eui! giefc! guenfa - At the lefi pole vaulter Marty Gamble clearng II feet agurns! Hclrx Above hugh lumper Jerry Aldrrdge leaps to ihe herghi ol lrve feet crght rrrchcs agarnst the H ghlanders 'T the left hot p tter Jack Hnes les loose wrth a 45 o produce heave before thc Chula Vrsta meet Above Waco Thrower arls through the arr for a 2I loot 6 rnch 6lfO1tdQ6lf'ISt Chula Vrsta iagdz Ee an Ce j'acL Wen owl Jeff to nghi J Rufng R Punto R Coddung G Mtchell B Barbot I Srlva P Peddrcord J Pena Row ll P Stod ard L Jones M Rogers L Martrn T De Jesus M Davrs H Chapman M Keyfe Coach Parker R w III D Thayer P Fuson R Frelds D Bavencoff D Smith D Lemley G Brown T Roberts L gwnd Rovl left to nghi C Kung B Davres F Sfory R Balrer J Kung B Barley D Bray J Stewart lov ll Coach Newlee T Mannan R Wann N Lrcnhard A Hamaguchr R Leamon K Tulau Rovlll R Bolcc A Servey R Moms G Anderson S Pena H Varela w.,,-'L' .,ligArwe,,Ar Acfron 'Wi .wr cg 1 W 3' .rr ' MM-af zx'J aPL -ar.. 'gig -f..,,ss.-x S'-. Hs-N -:wigs Above Bee speedsier Perry Peddrcord rs frnrshrng frrsf rn the IOO yard dash agarnst Pt Loma as Sweetre John Pewa rs close behrnd Ai Che right ace Cee sprrnter Jrmmy Stewart sfarts the frrst leq of the record brealcrr-3 440 relay squad IOO l llleefllla tel' il! 5615 GAG! law I, ldi io right: G. Loth, P. Lewis, W. Davis. J. Pierce. G. Hartson, G. Carter, C. Weber, A Clubb, B. Beardsley, S. Stein. Row Il: Coach Shelmerdine. S. Kimes, D. Lowe, J. Dial, G. Miller R, Baker, J. Sevier, W. Haylor, J. Wolf, L. Williams, R. Lathrum, J. Doughty, Mgr. 5 .H Uararfg gaaedaf nne 5 S ,+M- ...Q-dhhh-.... Rowl left to right R Ha Inns E McCarley R Dominguez R Maniss D Grdner F James Row ll R Grdne S Colarusso N Jerluns J Powell M Heath F Penn ngton C Wayne D Ledesma Row Ill D l1cMains D Moore J Gibbs K Harpenau A Willunson F Balogh J Cro ell A Redman C Ring G Graham Coach Green Sweetwater fielded a tough baseball team again as in the past under the command of Coach John Green in his fifth year as Varsity baseball mentor The Diablos only weakness was in their pitch ing staff The infield was the strongest in the league and the fast outfield robbed the enemy of several extra base hits This top notch fielo ing plus good hitting rounded out a fine squad with a lot of spirit Sweetwaters first string infield was made up of Bob Beardsley and Nelson Jerluns alternating at third base Ruben Dominguez at short Dean Girdner at second and Allen Redman at first This combination proved to be the best that Coach Green has ever fielded as their smooth maneuvering produced an average of two double plays per game. Utility infielders Curt Ring Jim Pennington and Al Wilkinson also play headssup ball on occasion. The Devil catching staff was made up of a trio of junior baclcstoppers in Ed McCarley Milre Heath and Sam Colarusso who lacked experience but came along as the season progressed. The mound staff consisted of southpaws Frank Balogh and Gerald Miller and right-handers Gerald Gra- ham and Nelson Jerlrins. These four chuclrers showed a lot of stuff but control problems rou bled them on several occas ons The Devils were hurt though without the services of an ace e ty in Ken Harpenau a lunlor transfer from St Au gustine who was ineligible this year due to SC F rulings Coach Green was confident that l-lar p nau had the ability and experience of capably handcuffing any opponent But next year Sweet water will benefit from his southpaw offerings The Diablo outf eld was strong with Jim Cro well Johnny Powell and Carl Wayne rounding out the pasture with slugger Diclc Man ss and Jim Gibbs seeing limited action and doing a fine o One of Su-l lis wealc spots was in clutch hit- ting, The Devils would usually slam an average of eight or nine hits per game but had trouble bunching the bingles to produce,runs. Over-all the team was a hustling bunch of players with a lot of spirit afield which is what it takes to become a success. The future loolrs great for the Devil horsehiders as the majority of the team will be returning next year. Those who will be lost to next years squad are gradu- ates Redman Girdner Crowell Powell Wayne Ring Graham and Willrinson. 21664 ..!4CfL0l'l ,,.n -A 45 alla QA' Above, Drablo furstbaseman Allen Redman stretches to dug e low throw out of the dart malung the putout of a Chula Vlste runner At the right are the Devrls top notch outfrelders They are lleft to nghtl Carl Wayne Johnny Powell and Jrm Crowell lO2 MW 1 33737, s.. fu' 'fine-1' hill ,9-X30 Q90 viii gr: 36243 ,fe At the left the Drablo team gets theur last rnrnute rnstructuons lrorn Coach Green before ther llrst League garne agarnst Gross mont Above thrrclsaclrer Nelson Jerklns receives throw too late as Mar Vusta runner reaches th rd safely evil! .giefcl gone! jam ac to ,,..... l PLAY BALL Ready to patch agarnstfC31rossmont IS Devrl southpaw Franlc Balogh as an ueders run theur posstrons emu MMV ,,,f ' Above Carl Wayne scores agamst Mar Vrsta as Ed McCarley II watches the wild thrown ball bound past the Marrrker catcher At the left Ed McCarley slrdes unto the tag of Mar Vnstas thrrdsacker rn a game played at Mar Vrsta Sweetwater went on to wan 8 tc 3 IO3 'Y L ' 5 ,A ' T , ., f ' . 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I Rio Market HUJJDNA 2365 Rio Drive Plumbing - Heating - Appliances San Diego, California GR-7-3658 6th and Highland GR-7-I I77 M- am. aa.: ffiknsaaa i . 4 Julne s Sweet Shop 2903 Hnghland Avenue GR 7 9935 ansen s Flowers 229 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 9605 McDonald s 5 10 25 Sl 00 Store 8I2 E Thnrtneth Street Natnonal Cnty Calntornna Pallas Meats 803 Hnghland Avenue GR 7 5I8I Mordhorst s Dry Goods 228 Hnghland Avenue GR 7 0l4l Edmond E LaCasse, Realtor 2I20 Hnghland Avenue GR 7 0955 Stenn s Auto Supply 2440 Hnghland Avenue GR 7 54l4 Graham Furnnture and Applnance 8l6 E Thnrtneth Street Natnonal Cnty Calntornna Chncks Spudnut Shop 300I Hnghland Avenue GR 7 2303 Bay Beauty Salon 007 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 4424 A W Stephens 637 Natnonal Avenue Natnonal Cnty Calntornna G 7 ll3l McCormnck Hardware 829 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 526l H 81 H Pharmacy l0th and Natnonal Natnonal Cnty Calntornna Floyd D Good Independent Shell Dealer l004 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 99l6 The Glass House Restaurant 6I4 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 9825 Floyd Emde l507 Natnonal Avenue Natnonal Cnty Calntornna GR 7 0590 L J Pnttser Hardware 330 Hnghland Avenue Natnonal Cnty Calntornna GR 7 0643 Natnonal Cnty Star News Complete Prnntnng Servnce 3l3 Natnonal Avenue GR 7 4l I4 Knngleys Qunck Food Store l830 Hnghland Avenue Natnonal Cnty Calntornna Langley Cleaners 2629 Hnghland Avenue We Gnve SSH Green Stamps GR 7 7344 Pnnky s Jewelry Lensnng s Grocery 725 Enghth Street 233l Hnghland Avenue GR 7 0605 GR 7 5365 Q 1 H I , I 1 1 i . . I . I . I . - - R- -l u 1 ' ' ' - ' ' Phone Gkidley mm Q 1 o Q 1 0 n 1 ' I Miller Dance Studio 2530 Highland Avenue GR-7-54al Donavon Cleaners I605 Highland Avenue National City, California GR-7-4797 Toledo's Produce l225 Palm Avenue National City, California GR-7-4920 Morgan-Everding Concrete 8th Street and Palm Avenue National City, California GR-7-8549 Central Food Market 222 E. Eighth Street National City, California GR-7-9850 Chula Vista Pharmacy 278 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California GA-2-2222 Glen's Sporting Goods 322 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California GA-2-432i Hoffman's Cleaners 81 Dyers X Serving South Bay Areas sim 1932 Steven's Market 234 Highland Avenue GR-7-9945 Eaton Printing 28I5 Highland Avenue GR-7-8856 Guy 81 Guy Realtor 81 Insuro 735 National Avenue ,I LJA GR-7-9387 Tarrs Fountain 8. Sundries 306 Highland Avenue National, City, California GR-7-9608 Newberry Cleaners 623 National Avenue GR-7-8000 Raymond Lamb 833 National Avenue National City, California GR-7-l2l2 I 033 National Avenue GR-7-9329 itil r OI8 4 ...f J. N. Weisser wma SPQRTINQ5 Q-500135 National Lumber Company SCHWINN BICYCLES Everything tor the Sportsman Lloyd Ashley . . . Dulce l-ligginbothan National Avenue National City, Calif. Harry 8m Sons Paint Store 4IO National Avenue National City, California GR-7-2003 T' gi his F- 'W i 'gurl' -', 1 L 1' 'Kd F131 708 E. Eighth Street National City, California GR-7-4I88 Beryll 81 Phil's GOLF DRIVING RANGE -Golf Equipment- GR-7-9928 X . I Y . 'Si lr f Q Y 'id-.. A FSFAFFA 'PHINTINGM FAFASFFFAFAFFFAFF V Qyelflgffli I NEYENESCH PRINTERS INC IBUI Broadway HE 9 UIHI C'ompl1mentA v wwe I224 FOURTH AVENUE 0107 0 SAN DIEGO I CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGOS FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE FOR SCHOOLS Q C-Qesfer Qjqnounclen 1' --QSC O G A Y L' 1 Associate . Emmomg- I Y . ' 1 I .1 V fif1,,Zig?ii!,l',,M l g l 3l5 Third Avenue Chula Vista, Calif, . Teiephone GA-2-073' Southwest Radio 81 T.V 224l Highland Avenue Complete Line of Fabrics, Retail and Wholesale Big Selection of Draperies GR-7-0446 W,,Q,luA lo OJ 'mu' iwjhf air W Q at ' . . WV MA. ily J .xgcbzowdclgnzenf We, the I'-755 Red 8: Gray staff, would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to K the following people who, through their combined efforts have made this book possible: Mr. Morris Ross, Annual adviserf who so patiently read our proof and gave reassuring words to aid us in the assembling of this book. Mrs. Helen Berger, literary adviser, who always found time to read and correct our copy. Mrs. Jerelyn Sparks, art adviser, who gave us suggestions and guided the hand lettering of Garnet Taylor and drawings by Jane Rayzor. Mr. Pierce and Mr. Snowden, photographers, who coaxed smiles from all of us, without losing their own, and who worked miracles in retouching our senior pictures. Mr. James Neyenesch, who offered helpful suggestions and Neyenesch Printers, who did such an outstanding job in the printing. S. K. Smith Company, who did such a magnificent job of manufacturing our padded covers. The Faculty, who were so kind in excusing students from their classes for pictures and other Annual business. Mr. A. A, Campbell, principal, who always made a date on his calender for Annual pictures and never failed to co-operate. Our Advertisers, who helped us take and select pictures and gave their much needed support. 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