Sweetwater High School - Red and Gray Yearbook (National City, CA)
- Class of 1956
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X 00 To you Mr John M McDonald for your splendad servlce to our com munsty and your untmng faithfulness and loyalty ln behalf of our school we the students dedicate our l956 annual You Mr McDonald always have a delightful twnnkle In your eyes anyone of us would wlsh to be Your good humor when you share nt wlth us always adds a pleasant note to the atmosphere None of us wall remember you only as Superlntendent of the Sweetwater Hugh School Dnstrlct but as a friend who has encouraged us at our assemblnes and wnshed us well at graduatlon exercases Your Interest and partlclpatlon In our actlvltles as an untlrmg one Thank you for your twenty four unselflsh years In whuch you have served Sweetwater as Superlntendent Thank you for all the time you have spent with us Good luck to you Mr McDonald and as you retnre after forty three years as an educator we the students of Sweetwater hope you wall return for many more games assemblies and graduatlon exercuses We know that you wall never forget Sweetwater and we wull carry you an our memornes throughout the comung years We wlsh you and Mrs McDonald much happiness In the years ahead 2 ii y . xl l Q Q I I which seems to spread your good humor. You are the type of public speaker N all ,uv L f ww-Mg., ' 'Y 2 E r 2 i 1 F p 2 'if L E , 2 I 'S' lia- I 4 46 '4a4,,, fx A if 2 uf . ik, A A -fu' rfxx rf! N 1 , , 51, s. Y, Xi, 1 ,F 4 1- 150, x -'lm f l- fs- Shuron Banke j Gary Leisering .. Q , ,:4fj'Q5' av-off '50 Qgnita McCormick lfN Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION rp oge A f 1' 14.11 f JD 'X sw an A' f xf' Nfm Ay Q fX'Y5-J 'FYVVU STUDENT GOVERNMENT Page I2 CLASSES Page 21 ACTIVITIES Page 58 r r ' f Y I I ,, I 1 1 5 I I 1 0 Q I Y an , r I ' 5PoRis-' - Pagea4- f 'g G r I ,- 1 I T 1 1 A 3 ' r M ,- we 9 I 1 , - , I , ,. 1 I IJ, 5 I I JTZIICY .W 1. 1 'vfiyipkm 'UWN0 I I N 71s x I L. x I , , - . , . - ' A -L v 1 . ' ' ' 1 ' . . , ' ,f , 0 NA I y I x . ' ' , 1 . .1I- - u I 1.5 ' P I' ' JI --' -4 ,. I 'N , s I r H 1 , ' ... , 1 9 X, , . , 'I l I ,rl ,, 1 . 4 I 5 , ' ! 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S I ' , I ' I , 4 4 ,, 1 r , A ' ' y . f ' J - - -1 - J M McDonald Supermtendent Sweetwater Umon Hugh School Dnstrlct SCHOOL BOARD we 'V' ai Left to nghf Moms Hayes M D John Gardner Jr Harold Foster Edgar O Rogers Wlloer Bradley J M McDonald Supermtendent Eumce Harrns Busrness Manager 6 -9 , xx . -Gi . l j es' J' ' -P' .--n .a 'r ' . i , A . Sweetwater's fine administrative officers, Mr. Robert Stein and Mrs. Onna Butts Principals, and Mr. Allen Campbell, Principal, are pictured above. Mr. Stein brightens the average day by making pleasant situations out of trying ones. He is able to meet vexations with a smile or one of the jokes or puns for which he is famous, He has a genius for getting along with people and is popular with both faculty and students. His appetite for learning is well- known, in fact, he is one of the two faculty members to make C. S. F. Mrs. Butts knows the pleasure that comes from sharing. Her own radiant personality makes it natural for her to plan parties, Career Days, senior activities and assemblies. She is busy helping with arrangements to make school life more pleasant and attractive yet she is never too bu y to listen if someone wants to be counselled Her pleasant office is always open but she is often seen in conference in the halls or in some other room wherever there is a problem or a student to be helped Mr Campbell is devoted to Sweetwater He says he tries to be present at every school function ex cept the Mother Daughter Banquet Late to bed and early to rise is the pattern of his day and many hours are spent planning improvements for the school the students or the personnel His office is always open for conference His kindly advice and help his human guidance and considerate leadership results in better support throughout the halls of Devilland , S - 1 , . - I I I I ' ' I 1 FACULTY These the teachers of Sweetwater Hugh School wlll forever be remembered by all their students with the utmost honor and respect Much as the lamp gundes Sweetwater do these teachers guide thenr students to a more useful Ilfe The future honors and successes obtamed by us the Sweetwater students wall be due to the frlendshrp guidance and knowledge admlnustered so ably by these people an our formatuve years QV! A Mary lam: S Un fo m l l' f fl 5 Richard Con Thomas Parker Life Science Drivers Ed. Athletics Athletics 8 a Peace as W' X L5 l'lIfl'Y.Dees Martha Vanderveen James Doyle Geraldine Carey Civics English English Healfh Ed. Choir Uniform Chorus P. E, :AWK Don Bardot Athletics John Green Health Ed. Biology M Athletics Sylvia Ingebritson's Homemaking Class Q 'N -u . X , 1. v Glen Warren Lois Starck Algebra English Geometry' History X A I ,k ,fi 'f is-N 7 r N 'ts 'exif Elizabeth Stone's Spanish Class 'S' Ti David Noe Helen Berger Bookkeeping Counselor ASB Advisor Su.Hi News Advisor Journalism Lloyd Bishop Math P. E. I 4 i , E John Weldon Math Civics Jouph Lagnese Public Speaking sr' ...wr Lee Shelmerdine Life-Science History Athletics nv Jerelyn Sparks Art .........-1 K Paul Kettela Welding James Nolfi English Typing Bookkeeping . Al..-is V M iv 1 if l' x f John Niemuth English Family Living Affhuf Teen' Morris Ross Alice Branch SD3'W'5h Typing English Ffemh Red and Gray Advisor Public Speaking 'A.J.fyx..0X 0-1 J .2 ,f f D' . . fajpyuwxh . Q 'X if -ff:-,A Harlan Skinner X N Band g ' Orchestra Elsie Osfrom Charles Schultz Ruth Cfum Shorthand Mechanical Drawing Librarian Office Training Visual Ed. ASB Finance Cader Corps Robert Drescher Trigonometry Physics-Chemistry Algebra ' ,mo 4-fi T K if . ish John Macevicz Woodshop John Chamberlain English Orientation Not Pictured Marjorie Brassey World History U. S. History Catherine Hulihan History OFFICE STAFF Left to right Emelna Swanson Grace Seebold Marguerite Ha CUSTODIANS ana., Leftto right D Norrus L Berg W Haynes L Truvett COOKS Left to nght Z McGarrah E Elam E Elsworth C R Servatlus T Corneluus D Hammett Ke SeV L Std' M Shehan BUS DRIVERS Leh to right S Eby F Reese W Hummel H Lmde mood J Marlow C Cormer L Marlow I1 .... , ' .6 . 717' .7 7' ' 1 I II. , A f ,Q , 1 ' 1 ' ? 'L , I ' Mn- I i I ' 'I 5 J 'X , f 2 .- 1 l . ,. , ' 1 , 1 ? ' -L L, L 1 . fa 5, E Q F , , A A8 . L ' ' N Q' -K 5 I Q A , . . , . , , , . , 4 ' ' ' . I , . D , . . ' ' ' ' ' L... ' : . , . , , , . - Q if fi fi ii v 6. 417, I s Q. x 5 54 if Q, J. . on O? O K if ' W, 4 ' W 1. x '1 . ,X I w y 355 9? N? 5 A fx ,Y 5 rm Y L Q Y ' 9 4 'L 4 Q O K Q O 2 Q 5 f H o E 3 55 1 ,s 0 y, 7' . 1 I ,U I X 9' ' x 1 Hirfdri - ' 4 ' uf N M Noe Adv :or STUDENT GOVERNMENT Meet our governing body' These stu dents olong wuth their odvlsor Mr Noe represent the school nn the offosrs of student government The AS B officers commnssnoners ond senotors moke up the executive bronch of our school government Thus group presuded over by the ASB President oppropruotes oll money for A S B octlvltles ond projects votes on bnlls ond omendments ond nn generol behoves ltself nn true congressnonol monner Importont :tems of busnness fnnonces publnc relo tions othletlcs music pep octlvltles OS semblles ond publncotlons oppeored on the ogendo for the 1955 1956 school yeor FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS Judy Wagner, Vlce Presndent Ruben Dominguez, Presldent Joyce Seabock, Secretary I3 ,Z 6 3 -fl, -nun lm- 3 ix- 1 I mmm- M gf Z4 A Q 3 g I, - V 'f I N N x ltr l G f 1 w Y Y :' 7 4 43 I 1. W 1 is z' f 'Ki N W Q . 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P I 2 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 - - 1 : ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - IMP AND DEVILS First lov, loft to right P Bragdon J Wadham N Cannon B Hayden P Branch N Emery J Fla D Bowman V Alyord K Thomson M Dewez G Howard L lngle C Evans J Gonzales D Trlyett P OBruan K Jensen M Klle T Weaver Roblnson C Whltely W Copass C Walton Third row left to nght Whitehead J Schwartzah V Whistler H Ferrarl G Grimes S Howe J lgo R Wadham R Osburn G Russell Fourth row left to right R Ins J Wagner M Mashaw S Cross C Emery G Thomas C Ojettl C Clauser M Barber A Wallace M Rhodes J Wlebe S Glenn J Sutcliffe J Glbbs R Babcock T Muller J Stevens F Hlawatsch R Barron G Brown and Mr Noe --, E Mann D Mlssman V Brown B Furbass R Nored N Castro M Toyama, E Chase S Frnellng P Ganlband J Fredrlckson S Schmltt N Nusbaum Clifton V Mournuan Cook Second row left to right M Backus C Rhodes S Carter P J Mathls C arker B Gross B Clary M Dodge B Wrlllams l A Harrah J Danley B Barfleld P Elfes G Berner K Kendall S J Cooper B Anderson S Nnelson P McMullen W Smlth T Torres Tanaka M Gonzales J Spondourls B Babcock J Seabock J Hawk B Woolsey J Dudbndge M Ellls D Enrnar D Tanaka S Thomas Gonzales l. Allen Fcfth row left to right N Llenhard N Reed C Domlnguez T Tlckannen J Thomas D Bavencoff C Bodge P DEVILS ,pq-Q' ff-1'-nav If, i ,J'l Furst row, left to nght M Toyama E Chase N Cannon B Hayden P Branch N Emery J Fla S Fnelmg P Gallband D Tanaka J Fredrlckson Second row, left to right M Gonzales J Spondouns B Babcock J Seabock J Hawkms J Wagner, C Emery, G Thomas, C Ojettl, B Woolsey, J Dudbrldge, M Ellls, D Eumar Thnrd row, left to right Mr Noe, R Domrnguez,J Glbbs, T Hendrlcks I6 .1 fe. 4 V ,- . W, 1 -. . , .Q 4- H 4,v, Q ig 2 ., -,ol J .t A N ,, . . V W ' .3 ' rf, -.45 ' gr: - rf 1 Q-ls , i, 1' K , - N. 1 . . 1: 1.13 2 , -i-Il., . 1 . J R I f -- . . , . 1 . I ! . I , . ,' . , .Q , . 6 .4 - I r - 1 - r - r - I r 1 - r - r' - r - r - 1 ' I ' f . , . , , , V. , . , . , . . , . . , . . - , 1 - r - r - r - 4 , r 3 A I r r P 1 r - 1 - I . ' ' ' . , , , , , ' , . , 1 , . , . , . ', . , r , - 1 I. ' , . , . , , , , : A. , . , . E , . I , . , . - , . , , , . , . , . A , , , . , . 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Eifes. 17 can-up-w F0 I BOYS FEDERATION 9 4 1,1 ff' ,fa Lef! to right J Davis G Mitchell M Camp e 1 VL I :fr f fcmz 1 z ff 1 K' Ai ,J 7vx41 711 ,i f ff!! f ASB FINANC 1 I J if -lr'-uf ,H N1 First row left to right: T4 Weaver D. Armstrong P. Bragdon, J Fredrickson, J. Dudbridge D. Eirnar W, Copass. Second row left to right: J. Gonzales D. Stowe E, Chase, Mrs, Ostrorn, B, Woolsey, D, Perkins B, Rice M, Dodge D. Johnson P. Davis. AUTOGRAPHS 5 Q . ,xx lil iff! A w 1 ,R ,. -fx .1 LF , 9. 1 I . .., K I, .AW 1 N Q mx Ti.., f HONOR STUDENTS 1 Nylelrst ' ' Barbara Woolsey Joyge Segbggk Second Third SEAL BEARERS !Q'f'X' F p7 First row, left to right: M. Toyama, C. Meyer, Second row, left to right: C, Emery, J. Seabock, N. Emery, D. Tanaka, B, Woolsey, Third row, left to right: D. Stowe, P. Gailband, J. Wagner, R, Fricks, N. Reed, K. Jensen, S, Papike, N, Cannon. 21 SENIOR PRESIDENT GLENN GOSS SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT JANIS ROBINSON JIM GLOVER SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS 1' 'E' TREASURER DIANA TANAKA First row, left to right Bob Bauley, Gall Thomas, Joan Gonzales, Jlm Glover Second row, left to ugh! Glenn Goss, Duana Tanaka, Joyce Seabock, Joan Hawkins, Nancy Cannon, Mrs Berger, Barbara Woolsey 22 Sgr , in ' ' I 2 Y' if f- h 'f QS' , I FJ ff WET ' I r , . 55,21 ...Nl x ALMA KAY ANDERSON Ambition: Undecided CSF 2, 3 GAA 2, 3 Imp 8. Devils 2, 3 Drill Team I Pom Pon 2, 3 DALENE ARMSTRONG Ambition: Housewife Imp 8- Devils I, 2 Junior Achievement 2 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 ASB Finance 3 ELMA AGUILERA Ambition: Executive Secretary Senior Ring Committee 2 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 Senior Play Committee 3 ERNEST MARTIN ALDAMA Ambition: Electronic Technician Band 2, 3 Su-Hi News 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Baseball 2 Intramural Football 3 ,, mg, fi 'Nw YZ? f .3 ROBERT NELSON BAILEY Ambition: History Professor Class Council 3 Block S 3 B Track 3 C Track I, 2 Football Mgr, 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3 iv' annul' MARY JANE BARBER Ambition: Undecided L ,ji ROBERT Josim BARBOT Ambition: Own my own business Track 2 B Football 2 Cross Country 3 Varsity Track 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 JEANNE SUZANNE ANDERSON Ambition: Graduate GAA I Y-Teens I Choir 2 fx BARBARA ANN BABCOCK Ambition: Go to college Commissioner of Activities Les Cherettes 2, Sec. 3 NFL 2, 3 CSF 2, 3 Tri-Ettes 2, Sec. 3 Class President I JOHN ARNUM BAKER Ambition: Be a Marine Band I, 2, 3 Cadets I, 2, 3 ONCOA 2, 3 Intramural Track 2 Intramural Baseball 2 Sual'-li Varieties I 2 1 LEWIS PHILLIP BERGER Ambition: Engineer ONCOA l, 2, 3 Cadets l, 2, 3 Imp 8- Devils 2 Quill a. Scroll 1, 2, 3 Su-Hi News l, 2, 3 CSF l, 2, 3 IONA MERCY BLACKBU RN Transfer from Grossmont BEATRICE LOUISE BOGGS Ambition: Undecided Drill Team 2 GAA 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 leg DAVID ANTHONY BAVENCOFF Ambition: Commercial Illustra- tor Track 2, 3 Su-Hi Artists 2, 3 Imp 8. Devils 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Intramural Football l, 2, 3 JUDITH ELAINE BOWDEN Ambition: Get married Su-Ettes l, 2, 3 Su-Hi News 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 all . , Nu. MAYDELLE BELCHER Ambition: Be a loafer No Man's Club l, 3 I X Imp 8. Devils 3 CSF i , .j I 11' IJ fffxf , 'J CULA ANN BIGLER Shutterbugs l, 2, 3 NFL 2, 3 FTA 3 Su-Hi Players 3 Su-Hi Speakers 3 EDWARD RUSSELL BODGE Ambition: Be a lover CSF l Intramural Basketball l, 2, Legislature l Intramural Track I Intramural Baseball 2 MARIE DORA BORBON Ambition: Stenographer Choir l, 2, 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 GAA l fs 6? wwf era, Q z H EDWARD JOE BOWERS Ambition: Be successful Track l Choir 2 Boys' Federation Representative 2 Senior Assembly 3 Intramural Football 3 Su-Hi Players 3 Ambition: Marry a millionaire 3 PATRICIA SUE BRANCH Ambition: Steiiographer Tri-Ettes 2, 3 No Man's Club Council 2, 3 Pom Pon 2, Capt, 3 Commissioner of Alumni 3 Su-Hi Players 3 Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 MARILYN VEDITH BROCH Ambition: Undecided Drill Team 2 Pom Pon 3 Junior Achievement I, 2, 3 Shorthand Award 2 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 BARBARA JOSEPHINE BURNETT Ambition: Grow short Y-Teens 2 GAA I Su-Hi Artists 2, 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Imp 8- Devils I Su-Ettes 3 ff' i I ANNA LEE BRADLEY WILLIAM JOHN BRADWELL Q Ambition: Get married Ambition: Be an electronical Y T 2 engineer - - eens lmp 8. Devils ll 2, 3 National City Hl-Y 3 Junior Achievement 3 TYBCI4 2 Senior Sweater Committee 2 Football 3 Class Council I I ,ff R4 , ,1- '2- RAMONA NANCY CANNON Ambition: Undecided CSF I, 2, 3 ff ' Su-Hi Artists I, 2, 3 Class Council 3 Su-Ettes 3 Pom Pon 2, Lt, 3 Imp 8- Devils l, 2, 3 W L. Li tg' S C5 7: GARY GENE CARTER DAVID ARREL BRESCIA Ambition: Machinist Intramural Football 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 ELLEN LA VERNE BURKE Ambition: Own a red convertible Y-Teens 3 No Man's Club 3 JERRY FRANK CALLAWAY Ambition: Undecided Cib- Ambition: Agriculturist Class Council 2 Senator 3 Su-Hi News Sports Editor 3 Quill 8. Scroll 3 Varsity Basketball 3 Baseball JV2, Varsity 3 TED ERSKINE CHURCHILL Ambition: Chief rocket man to the moon Cross Country 3 Cadets l Boys' Federation 2, 3 WILLIAM EUGENE-CLAUSER Ambition: Be a desert rat B Track l Varsity Track 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Sioux Hi-Y 3 Block S 3 SAMUEL RICHARD COLARUSSO Ambition: Go to college Varsity Football 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Sioux Hi-Y 3 Block S 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 NORMA NAOMI CASTRO ETHEL ANN CHASE Ambition' Commercial Artist Ambition: Clerk in general tice Su-Ettes 2, 3 Su-Hit Artists l, 2, Pres. 3 lmD 8- Devils 2, 3 Drill Team l ASB Finance 2, 3 Pom Pon 2 Asst. Commissioner Flag Twirler 3 of Finance 3 Imp 8. Devils l, 3 Senior Announcement Comms 3 ,ff ,,r,. 4,73 i BARBARA JEAN CLAREY Ambition: Airline Hostess GAA 3 Y-Teens 3 Imp 8. Devils 3 No Man's Club 3 Senior Assembly 3 CHARLENE DELORES CLUCK Ambition: Grow to 5'2 Les Cberettes 3 Songleader 3 Drill Team 2 Su-Hi News l Execs Editor 2, 3 Ouill 8- Scroll 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 ' tr ROBERT COLLINS TIMOTHY ERVIN COOK Ambition: Go to college Ambition Make a lot of money Boys Federation 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 B Basketball l Block S 2, 3 FLORENCE WINIFRED COLBURN Ambition: Secretary Les Cberettes 3 Tri-Ettes 2, 3 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Drill Team 2 No Man's Representative 2 Typing Award 2 QS'-, KATHLEEN BEATRICE COTTER Ambition: Enter State College -six Transfer from Helix No Man's Club 3 GAA 3 ,,, M, My, EDWARD SANTOS CRUZ Ambition: Medical Technician Intramural Softball 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Football 3 ll ROBERT DEAN CU ROT Ambition: Join the Marines Cadets I, 2, 3 Ka-' - ONCOA 2, 3 Intramural Football 3 LENNA ESTHER DAVIDSON ,list- Ambition: Catch a boy Su-Hi Artists 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Su-Hi News I CSF 3 MICHAEL RAY DAVIS Ambition: Undecided .Sf QQ-1 'af fi' WILLIAM FRANKLIN CHARLES EDWARD DEDRICK DAVIS, JR: Ambition: Join the Navy I Ambition: Undecided Cadets I, 2, 3 Choir 3 ONCOA 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 LOUIS JOSEPH DAMIAN Ambition: Undecided JAMIE TYSON DAVIS Ambition: Be a millionaire B Basketball I Varsity Basketball 2, 3 B Football I, 2 Varsity Football 3 Sioux Hi-Y 3 Boys' Federation 2, Pres. 3 PATRICIA FAYE JOAN DAVIS Ambition: Undecided -TA'-1-'ck Imp 81 Devils I, 2, 3 Asst. Commissioner of Tickets 2 Commissioner of Tickets 3 GAA I, 2, 3 Les Cherettes 3 CSF I, 2, 3 MARY VENA DODGE Ambition: Secretary Les Cherettes 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 Band I, 2 GAA 2 Imp 8- Devils 2, 3 ASB Finance 2, 3 JACQUELINE MARIE DUDBRIDGE Ambition: Secretary GAA 2 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Imp 8 Devils 2, 3 ASB Finance 2, 3 DARLENE LOUIS EIMAR Ambition: Get married ASB Finance 2, 3 Imp 8- Devils 2, 3 Su-Hi Directory 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 NANCY SUE DETRICK Ambition: Counselor Choir 2, 3 Junior Assembly 2 Senior Assembly 3 ELAINE VIRGINIA DINKINS Ambition: Undecided Homecoming Attendant 3 Class Secretary I Y-Teens I CAROL IVONNE EMERY Ambition: College CSF I, 2, Vice Pres. 3 Y-Teens I, Pres. 2, 3 Les Cherettes, 3 Commissioner of Store Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 NFL 2, 3 rs I C-RQ 6. ics Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 Commissioners of Records 3 CSF I, 2, 3 FTA I,2, Pres, 3 Class Council 2 Senior Ring Committee 2 RUBEN EVRETT DOMINGUEZ Ambition: Play for the National League Football I, 2, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3 Sioux Hi-Y I, 2, 3 Block S 2, 3 Class President 2 ASB President 3 JO ANN EBERTZ Ambition: Marry a plumber CSF I, 2, 3 Choir I, 2, 3 Junior Achievement 3 Y-Teens 3 Imp 8- Devils I Seal Bearer 3 MARCIA ANN ELLIS Ambition: Teacher NFL 3 Choir I Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 Drill Team 2 CSF I, 2, 3 Y-Teens 3 NYLA JEANNE EMERY PQ- Ambition: Teach home econom- 'Q F? A C ALICE MARIE FERGUSON Ambition: Secretary Tri-Ettes 3 Su-Hi Players 3 No Man's Representative 2, 3 B Cheerleader 3 Pom Pon 3 Su-Ettes 3 ADA LOUISE FOSTER Ambition: A Laboratory Tech- . nician No Man's Club I, 2, 3 JUDITH MARIE FREDRICKSON Ambition: Buy a complete ward robe at Ballard 8- Brockett No Man's Representative I Drill Team l, 2 Flag Twirler 3 Imp 8- Devils l, 2, 3 ASB Finance 3 GAA l 1- ,. .ilu . JOSE JACOB ENRIQUEZ Sophomore Basketball l CAROL ANN ERNY mbition: Undecided Xxx, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3 Imp 8- Devils ' lntramural Baseball l, 3 Drill Team l lntramural Football 2, 3 Pom Pon 2 Band 3 Senior Sweater Committee 2 lass Council l Choir 3 Q- if 1 '5 ly W2 V ROBERT EDWARD FRICKS SHARON ARLENE FRIELING Q5 Ambition: Retire 'at l8 Ambition: Get married Bandl,2 Band l,2,3 Orchestra l Orchestra l, 2, 3 CSFl,2,3 GAAl,2 Boys' Federation 2, 3 lmp Si Devils l, 2, 3 ets l 2 3 Junior Achievement 2 Cad , , ONCOA 2, 3 29 Junior Assembly 2 Ambition: College education fin' JOY GINA FIA Ambition: Home economics teacher Imp 8- Devils l, 2, 3 Asst. Commissioner of Store 2, 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 CHARLES ROBERT FRANCIS Ambition: Play for the N, Philharmonic Y Orchestra l, 2, 3 lntramural Football 2, 3 lntramural Softball 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3 Class Council l DEBORAH JOYCE FREEMAN Ambition: Go to college Imp 8- Devils 2 Legislature 2 No Man's Club 2, 3 Junior Achievement 2 If . I? 1 DARLEEN MARIE GEE Ambition: Go to college GAA 2 Su-Hi Artists 2 Y-Teens l Imp 8. Devils 2 Drill Team I Pom Pon 3 JAMES PAUL GIBBS Ambition: Dentist B Football l Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 CSF I, Vice Pres. 2, Pres Block S 2, 3 Sioux Hi-Y 2, 3 SANDRA KATHERIN E GLAZNER Ambition: Nurse GAA l, Treas. 2, Sec. 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Choir I, 3 . 3 'WSI PATRICIA ANN GAILBAND PATRICIA LORELEI GANYAW Ambition: Teacher Ambition: Airline Hostess Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 Su-Hi Directory 3 CSF l, 2, 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Su-Hi Players 2, 3 Y-Teens I, 2, 3 Senior Ring Committee 2 FTA 2, 3 P3 f ' 1 vi 41 ,gps DONALD MELTON GENTRY Ambition: Inherit some money B Football I, 2 Varsity Football 3 Intramural Baseball I B Track 2 Block S 3 National City Hi-Y 3 ROBERT WILLIAM GIRDNER Ambition: Be successful B Football I Varsity Football 2, 3 B Basketball I B Baseball I, 2 Varsity Basketball 2 National City Hi-Y I, 2, Pres. 3 JAMES CLEVELAND GLOVER Ambition: Retire as soon as possible B Football l f Football 2 . , f Varsity Track 2 6- Intramural Football 3 Class Vice Pres. 3 Senior Play 3 JOAN HARRIET GONZALES MARY MARGARET GONZALES Ambition: Go to college Ambition: Marry Rudy San Miguel Les Cherettes 3 Red 8- Gray 3 Imp 8. Devils 2, 3 Tri-Ettes Treas, 2, 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Flag Twirler 2, 3 GAA 2 Class Council 3 CSF I CURTIS JACK GOOD Ambition: Auto mechanic Band l, 2, 3 Intramural Softball l, 2 Intramural Football 2, 3 Intramural Basketball l, 2 CHARLES GLENN GOSS Ambition: Go to college Sioux Hi-Y I, 2, 3 Block S 2, Vice Pres. 3 Football l, 2, 3 Track I, 2, 3 Bo s' Federation Vice Pres: Y Class President 3 BARBARA AN N GRIMSLEY Ambition: World traveling sec- retary Transfer from South Carolina KENN ETH PAUL HARPENAU Ambition: Professional baseball player Intramural Basketball 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Junior Assembly 2 Block S 3 DOUGLAS ALVIN HAWKINS Ambition: Undecided 'Sh We--I , as wh JANICE CAROL GRUNDSTROM Ambition: Have a happy life Su-Ettes I, Treas, 2, Pres. 3 Tri-Ettes I, 2, 3 Red 8. Gray 3 Songleader 3 Commissioner of Pep 3 CSF 2, 3 RAYMOND KEITH HARPER Ambition: Drive the 500 Varsity Football 2 Intramural Football I, 3 Intramural Softball I Intramural Basketball 3 CLARISE JOAN HAWKINS Ambition: Elementary teacher Legislature 2 Senior Sweater Committee 3 Leg Cherettes 3 FTA Sec. Treas, 2, 3 Class Council 2, 3 Commissioner of Assemblies 3 BARBARA JEANNETTE CARL RAYMOND HAYS HAYDEN Ambition: Marry a millionaire Ambition: Undecided Block S 2, Pres 3 CSF l, 2, 3 National City Hi-Y I, 2,3 Imp 8- Devils l, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 3 FTA 2, Vice Pres, 3 B Track I B Football I Varsity Track 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 Varsity Football 2, Capt, 3 Commissioner of Music 3 Ambition: Baseball player B Football l, 2 Varsity Football 3 B Baseball I Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3 B Basketball I . ki MICHAEL WAYNE HEATH JAMES RONALD PATRICK HEINZ Ambition: Undecided Boys' Federation 2, 3 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2 Varsity Football 3 .xxivl XI' N- THOMAS GRAHAM HENDRICKS Ambition: Lawyer Su-Hi Speakers I, 2, Pres. 3 NFL 2, 3 Sioux Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 3 B Baseball I , if Senator 3 Su-Hi Players 3 HOMER HOWE Ambition: Naval Air Force NRA 2, 3 ONCOA 3 Cadets 2, 3 'U-17' SYLVIA PEARL INGA Ambition: Undecided GAA 2, 3 Drill Team I No Man's Club l, 2, 3 KAREN SUZANNE JENSEN Ambition: GO to Switzerland CSF I, 2, 3 GAA 3 Y-Teens I, 2, 3 Quill 81 Scroll 2, 3 Su-I-li Artists I, 2 Imp 8- Devils 2, 3 JOHN ROBERT JOHNS Ambition: Undecided Boys' Federation 2, 3 Varsity Track 3 Intramural Football I, 2 Intramural Baseball I, 2 Intramural Basketball I, 2 JAMES CLYDE HON EYCUTT Ambition: Undecided MELVIN LAWRENCE IMPSON Ambition: Undecided Boys' Federation 2, 3 Senior Assembly 3 Su-Hi News 3 FREDERICK WILLIAM JAMES Ambition: Car designer Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 3 Varsity Baseball 2 Intramural Football 2 B Football 3 Class Council 2 it KENNETH RAY JONES Ambition: Undecided TAZE WALTER JONES, II Ambition: Undecided JAMES GORDON KENKNIGHT Ambition: Undecided BEVERLY ALICE JOHNSON DONNA MAE JOHNSON Ambition: Secretary long No Man's Club l, 2, 3 GAA 3 ASB Finance 3 Su-Hi Artists l Hi-C Club l, 2, 3 GAA l 'No Man's Club l, 2, 3 Sf 3-7 Q.- 'iff '92 '.',7 wg? Ambition: Work hard and live 'Fl' 'CT' FREDERICK BAIRD JONES Ambition: Naval Officer Band 1, 2, 3 Cadets l, 2, 3 Rifle Team 2, 3 ONCOA 2, 3 Senior Assembly 3 Ditch Day Committee 3 BERYL DARROW KELLY Ambition: Join the Air Force Cadets l, 2, 3 Library Asst, 2 THOMAS KENNY Ambition: Electrical engineer C Track l Intramural Track 2 Varsity Football 3 RITA HAZEL KETTENHOFEN MAX ALLEN KEYTE, JR. Ambition: A world-traveling Ambition: Get away from girls SeC'e'a'Y B Foofbaii 1, 2 13+ Y-Tee,-15 2, 3 Varsity Football 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 C Track l Junior Achievement 2 B Track 2 Shorthand Award 2 Su-Hi Artists Vice Pres. 3 Typing Award 2 Senior Council f if ROBERT EARL KILE MICHAEL A. KING 'f7v Ambition. Make lots of money Ambition: Qwn Stores Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2 Intramural Track I, 2 Imp 81 Devils I, 2 CSF I RICHARD GLEN LANCASTER Ambition: Draftsman Intramural Baseball 2 Boys' Federation 2, 3 ARLO JANICE LARSON Ambition: Get George to be jealous about me Drill Team I Su-Hi News I No Man's Club I, 2, 3 Typing Award 2 Class Council I Shorthand Award 3 WARREN FRANKLIN LEAMAN Ambition: Be successful Varsity Cross Country 3 C Track I, 2, 3 B Football 2 National City Hi-Y 3 Block S 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Jew SANDRA FAY LEMKE Ambition: Nurse Band I, 2, 3 Senior Assembly 3 Orchestra 2, 3 No man's Club I, 2, 3 -157' Intramural Football I Boys' Federation 2, 3 ROBERT OLIVER LATHRUM Ambition: Jet mechanic B Football I Varsity Football 2, 3 Intramural Baseball 2 JV Baseball I, 2 Intramural Track 2 Boys' Federation 2, 3 -u-A f ALFONSO LeALCALA, II Ambition: Bachelor Varsity Football 2, 3 Track 3 National City Hi-Y 2, 3 Su-Hi Artists 3 Block S 3 ERNEST HOWARD LEE Ambitionz' Undecided Orchestra I, 2 Intramural Baseball 2, 3 Senior Play Stage Crew I, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 RICHARD PATRICK LEDESMA Ambition: Electrical engineer Band I, 2, 3 JV Baseball I, 2 B Football I Varsity Baseball 3 Intramural Football 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 ff , ARTHUR LESTER LUHNOW Ambition: Be a general in the Air Force Track I Varsity Track 2, 3 Varsity Cross Country 3 Band I, 2, 3 Cadets 2, 3 Intramural Basketball I, 2 RALPH STRATTON LYNCH Ambition: Undecided Transfer from San Miguel Band 3 THOMAS FRANK McDONNELL Ambition: Postal carrier B Basketball 2, 3 Cadets 2, 3 JV Baseball 3 Intramural Basketball I Rifle Team 2 Boys' Federation 2, 3 A Su-Hi Artists I ff Hi-C Club I, 2, 3 CSF 2 BARBARA RUTH LEWELLEN 'V Ambition: Good homemaker '90 Drill Team 1, 2 Pom Pon 3 Choir 3 Su-Hi Players 2, 3 Homecoming Assembly 3 Pop Concert 3 PAUL RUSSELL LEWIS Ambition: Undecided Senator 3 B Basketball I, 2, Capt. 3 Golf 3 Sioux Hi-Y 3 JV Baseball 2 Ping Pong Champ 2 lf? I- n f, YK Y:-vf PATRICIA LLOYD Ambition: Become a full fledged Mousekatteer Band I, 2, 3 GAA 3 No Man's Representative I EDGAR LeROY McCARLEY Ambition: Be rich JV Baseball I Varsity Baseball 2 CSF I, 2 Intramural Football 2 Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2 3 JANE MEREDITH MclLREE Ambition: Get through business college Drill Team I, 2, 3 Hi-C Club I Choir 2, 3 No Man's Club I, 2, 3 CARUI- ANN MCLELLAN WAYNE HORACE McNEELEY Amblfloni MISSIOUBVY Ambition: Undecided Basketball Mgr. 3 Track 3 Junior Assembly 2 Cross Country 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 11-.1 ELIZABETH ANN MALONEY Ambition: Get away from the city Drill Team l Choir 3 No Mans Club l, 2, 3 IRENE MEN DOZA Ambition: Undecided CARLIE DAWN MEYER Ambition: Librarian CSF l, 2 No Mans Club l, 2, 3 ..- JAMES CLARK MAGILL Ambition: See the world ONCOA 2, 3 Rifle Team 3 Legislature l Intramural Softball l, 2 Senior Assembly 3 Choir 3 MARIE ELLEN McMAINS Ambition: l-lave my appendix out Drill Team l, 2 Su-Hi Artists l, 2 Tri-Ettes 3 Su-Ettes 3 No Man's Club l, 2, 3 Su-Hi News 3 . , K EVELYN ELIZABETH MANN Ambition: Get married GAA 3 Su-Hi News 3 Imp 8- Devils 3 Drill Team l, 2 No Mans Club l, 2, 3 DONALD ARTHUR MOORE ROBERT THOMAS MOORE Ambition: Undecided B Basketball 2, 3 JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 JANE DELL METZ Ambition: Learn to ride a mo torcycle Class Council l Junior Assembly 2 No Mans Club I, 2, 3 Choir 2 Typing Award 2 g at GERALD EUGENE MILLER Ambition: Be a millionaire Sophomore Basketball l Intramural Basketball l, 3 JV Baseball l Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Ambition: Undecided JOHN STANDISH MOURNIAN Ambition: Undecided Rifle Team 2, 3 Cadets I, 2, 3 RAY WILBUR NEINAST Ambition: Machinist Shutterbugs 2 ONCOA2, 3 Boys Federation 2, 3 Junior Assembly 2 Senior Assembly 3 JAMES EDWARD O'lRlEN Ambition: Undecided Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Block S 2, 3 PATRICIA ALICE MORRIS Ambition: Undecided No Mans Club I, 2, 3 GAA 2 Class Council 2 Pom Pon 3 Typing Award I Junior Achievement 3 RICHARD AUGUST MORRIS Ambition: Beachcomber Cross Country 3 Track 2, 3 Intramural Football I Intramural Baseball I Boys' Federation 2, 3 Xin-H CAROL ANN OJET'I'l Ambition: Legal secretary Tri-Ettes 2, 3 Su-Hi News I, 2 Society Ed. 3 Quill 8- Scroll 2, 3 NFL 2, 3 Su-Hi Speakers 3 Legislature I, 2, 3 kr -'V fa 4-1 ik DARWIN RAY OZIUN Ambition: Be happy and pros- perous Band l, 2, 3 Cross Country 3 JOSE VASQUEZ NAJERA Ambition: Be an Army Captain Boys' Federation 2, 3 DOROTHY ELAINE NELSON Ambition: Be successful in rol- Ierskating Majorette 3 Su-Ettes 2, 3 Tri-Ettes Treas. 2, 3 Senior Ring Committee 2 Imp 8- Devils 2, 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 RONALD EUGENE O'CONNOR Ambition: Engineer Sophomore Basketball l Golf 2, 3 CSF l, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Class Council I SHIRLEY ANN PAPIKE Ambition: Go to Naples, Imp 8- Devils 2 GAA 2, 3 CSF I, 2, 3 Commissioner of Art 3 Su-Hi Artists l, 2, 3 Su-I-Ii News Artist 3 . by , 4-ui! LORENE GAY P0 LOCK ALVIN EUGENE PRITCHARD Ambition Marry Rockefeller Ambitionz Undecided Italy ,v V7 FRED THOMAS PENNINGTON Ambition: Movie photographer Cadets 3 Orchestra 3 Shutterbugs I DEANNA JO PERKINS Ambition: Dressmaker Imp 81 Devils 3 Junior Achievement 2, 3 N0 Mans Club l, 2, 3 ASB Finance 3 RICHARD MANUEL PINTO Ambition: Navy career B Track l, 2 B FOOtball 2 Cross Country 3 Varsity Track 3 Block S 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Q6 ANNA LOUISE RAMIREZ JOAN FRANCES REDMAN Ambition: Enjoy life Ambition: Keep from getting K Sf! Ch ' I married before l'm 2l Olf N No Mans Club 1, 2, 3 in-Qtes ii 2, vice Pres. 3 5 ri- ttes Drill Team l, 2 Su-Hi News 2 -QV CHARLES NORMAN REED SALVADOR MARTINEZ REYES Ambition: Head chemist in re- Ambition: Liye an easy life search center Library Asst. l, 2 CSF l, 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Block S 2, 3 Shutterbugs l, 2, Pres. 3 NFL 2, 3 Su-Hi News Photographer 3 Su-Hi- Speakers 3 VINCENT de PAUL REYNOLDS by H515 EDNA RICHARDSON Amblfloni' AITOVNGY Ambition: Be a professional Varsity Cross Country Capt. 3 Smger VHVSIYY Track 3 No Mans Club 3 Block S 3 Choi, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 AOA JEAN ROBBINS JANICE CAROL ROBINSON Ambition: Go to college Ambition: Stewardess SU-VEYYGS l, 2. 3 Class Secretary 3 gfiafgtlg l, 3 3 No Man Representative 3 e ray itor CSF I, 3 Maiwette 2 Les Cherettes 3 Drill Team l Tri-Ettes 3 lmD 8- Devils 3 Senior Assembly 3 nf 4' SIBLE IRENE ROBINSON JAMES CHARLES RUFING Ambition, Executive Secretary Ambition. Play football in col Y-Teens 2 lege' GAA 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3 Imp 8. Devils 3 Track 2, 3 Drill Team 2 Sioux Hi 2, 3 Shutterbugs 2, 3 Block S 2, 3 No Mans Club l, 2, 3 39 Boys' Federation 2, 3 X ALFONSO ANTHONY SE RVEY Ambition: Undecided C Track I, 2 Su-Hi Artists 3 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 DAVID GEORGE SITTNER Ambition: Go to college B Basketball I, 2 Golf 2, 3 Intramural Basketball I Typing Award I Boys' Federation 2, 3 ALICE MARIE SANDERSON JOYCE MADELINE SEABOCK Ambition: Nurse Ambition: Private secretary Imp 8: Devils I, 2 ASB Secretary 3 GAA I, 2, 3 Class Council 2, 3 Drill Team 2 CSF I, 2, 3 Pom Pon 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 No Mans Club I, 2, 3 Les Cherettes 3 Legislature I, 2 Tri-Ettes 3 MITCHELL LAWRENCE SMITH Ambition: Undecided WT' li 'fbi 137 STEPHEN CHARLES STEIN VERNA MERLE STEVENS Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Make money ?3SIgl2fL,IIQ2f 3 No Mans Club 1, 2, 3 Track I Band I, 2 Orchestra 2 40 C, K a g l AVERY EDWARD SHOEMATE Ambition: Undecided Intramural Softball I, 2, 3 Intramural Football I, 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 DWAIN WELTY SMITH Ambition: Undecided Cadets I, 2, 3 ONCOA 2 NRA I, 2 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Junior Assembly 2 Senior Ring Committee 2 JUDITH ANN SPONDOURIS Ambition: Nurse Imp 81 Devils 3 Y-Teens 2 JUDY DARLEEN STOWE JOAN LIVINA STRAHAN Ambition: Become a CPA j Ii ' DIANA YUKIKO TANAKA Ambition: Pharmacist Class Treasurer 3 Y-Teens 2, Treas. 3 Les Cherettes 3 CSF I, 2, 3 No Mans Club I, 2, Se Pom Pon 3 GAIL MARGARET THOMAS Ambition: Undertaker Imp 81 Devils I, 2, 3 CSF I, 2, 3 Class Council 3 Su-Hi Speakers I NFL I Y-Teens I , 2 Imp 8- Devils I, 2, 3 Junior Achievement 3 CSF I, 2, 3 if Senior Ring Committee 2 After Prom Chairman 3 Asst, Commissioner of Tickets 3 BARBARA LEE TOGNONI Ambition: Airline Hostess Su-Ettes Vice Pres. 3 Ma'orette 2 I Senior Sweater Committee 2 No Mans Representative I, Imp 8- Devils 3 Red Bi Gray 3 QQ! 3 4-5- --if W MARTHA MIYO TOYAMA Ambition: Reach five feet Commissioner of Girls' Affairs 2, 3 No Mans Club I, 2, Pres. 3 Y-Teens I, 2, Pres. 3 Les Cherettes 2, 3 Shutterbugs I, 2, 3 CSF I, 2, 3 Ambition: Undecided , sz Q DEANNA DOREEN TRIVETT Ambition: Be happy Cheerleader 3 Su-Ettes 2, Treas. 3 Tri-Ettes 2, Pres. 3 Su-Hi Players Sec, 2, 3 Senior Ring Committee 2 Imp 8- Devils 3 JIMMIE HAROLD TEHAN Ambition: Doctor of Medicine Band I, 2, Asst. Director 3 Varsity Track 2 Rifle Team 2, 3 ONCOA 2, 3 Senator 2, 3 Red 8- Gray 3 MARY VIRGINIA TIDWELL Ambition: Never to get married Legislature I No Mans Council I No Mans Representative I, 3 Su-Hi Artists 2, 3 Class Council I ROSALIE GRACE TOLEDO Ambition: Be a singer GAA 2 Drill Team 3 Legislature I, 2 JAMES ARTHUR TUNE KENNETH LEE TURNER T' Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Get rich fast ,,.f L JACK MANSFIELD VAN CLEAVE Ambition: Be happy ONCOA 2 Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Su-Hi Varieties 2 Senior Assembly 3 JANICE ANNA VAZQUEZ Ambition: Artist Legislature 2 Y-Teens 3 Su-Hi News 2, Advertising Mgr. 3 Junior Achievement 2 No Mans Club I, 2, 3 WILLIS ROBERT WADHAM Intramural Football I Intramural Track I Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity Track 2, 3 Block S 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 giv- 1 ve T7 2945! 5 w-L' V Ambition: Live in the woods ONCOA 2, Chaplain 3 NRA 2, 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Track 3 RODNEY CLIFFORD WALKER DAVID EDWARD WALL Ambition. Be a history teacher Ambmoni Undecided OLIVIA VILLALPANDO Ambition: Secretary GAA 2 No Mans Club I, 2 ROBERT CHARLES VON SPIEGEL Ambition: Join the Armed Forces Intramural Basketball I Intramural Football 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 .IUDITH MARIE WAGNER Ambition: Lead a successful life ASB Vice President 3 Commissioner of Records 2 NFL 2, Pres. 3 Les Cherettes 3 CSF I, Vice Pres. 2, 3 Tri-Ettes 3 .nil-. V Legislature 2 ge'IIWE36l:AS59f3blY 3 'Q CSF I, 2 , FTA 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3 'fv- QNCQA 2, 3 Intramural Football 3 NFL 3 Boys' Federation 2, 3 Junior Assembly 2 ANITA LOUISE WALLACE Ambition: Be a politician Su-Hi News I, 2, Feature Ed. 3 Quill 8. Scroll 2, Pres. 3 Sophomore Council I Inter-Club Council 3 Y-Teens 3 Imp 8- Devils 3 PATRICK DENNIS WALLMAN Ambition: Get fat Cadets I, 2 Intramural Football 3 Varsity Football 3 WILLIAM ERNEST WALTERS Ambition: Go to USC Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity Track 2, 3 Block S 3 Sioux Hi-Y 2, 3 Senior Play 3 Junior Assembly 2 LEHMAN PAUL WHISTLER Ambition: Serve our country Boys' Federation 2, 3 ONCOA 2, 3 Cadets I, 2, 3 Su-Hi Varieties I Senior Play 3 JANET WILLARDSON Ambition: Librarian Drill Team I, 2, 3 GAA 2 No Mans Club I, 2, 3 Shutterbugs I sn' testify '2 1 I f' JUDITH ANNE WELSBACHER Ambition: Go to Rome FTA I GAA 3 Su-Hi Artists I, 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 2, 3 Y-Teens I, 2, 3 CSF 2, 3 CAROL ANN WHITELY Ambition: Marry Harold Imp 8- Devils 2, 3 No Mans Club I, 2, 3 Junior Achievement 2 PTA Pie Baking Contest 3 BARBARA JOAN WILLIAMS Ambition: Telephone Operator 51 bx 'luv Y-Teens 2, 3 Imp 8- Devils 3 Drill Team I Su-Hi News I, 2 GAA I, 2 Junior Achievement I, 2, 3 PEGGY JANELLE WILLIAMS JOYCE MAE WINCHESTER Ambition: Nurse Ambition: Go to college GAA 2 Class Council I lmp 8. Devils 3 Y-Teens I No Mans Club I, 2, 3 No Mans Representative 2 Junior Assembly 2 Typing Award 2 CSF 3 BARBARA ANN WOOLSEY Ambition: Be a secretary Les Cherettes 2, Pres. 3 Commissioner of Finance 3 No Mans Council, Vice Pres. 2 Quill 8- Scroll 2, Treas. 3 Class Council 3 CSF l, 2, 3 DONALD ERVIN WOLF JAMES DOUGLAS WOOD Ambition Win the 500 Ambition Architect Band l Varsity Basketball Mgr. l Boys' Federation 2, 3 B Track Mgr. l Intramural Football 2, 3 Intramural Track 2 Hi-C Club l, 2 Junior Achievement l ZACARIAS ZARATE, Ambition: Undecided B Football l Varsity Football 2 44 J O Brnen F redrlckson J Ebertz B Woolsey F Colburn B Tognonn B Bobcock f'Xg ' rundstrom 1 wi l In B G SENIORS J Tehon B Brodwell , I D Nelson B Gnmsley R G I M M C cms .- L Foster I ' 'if B W ww '1 Q 4' A Robbms J Hemz E Mann 45 U M Broch i f 7 . I M . ' Q ' Al ,Q mf kj f ' 'Af ' 'B 5 M f . . 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' - , . , Nt I 'A' A Ferguson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BRAINS Jnm Gibbs and Judy Wagner Nyla Emery and Rodney Walker SENIOR FRIENDLIEST SMILE BEST SHAPE AND BUILD BEST ATHLETES Norma Castro and Ruben Domlnquez Olnvna Vlllalpando and Glenn Goss Pat Lloyd and Bull Walters 46 BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Joyce Seobock ond Carl Hoys Jam Tehcm ond Jomce Grundstrom STAN DOUTS Ahce Sanderson ond Bob Froncls Gmger Tldwell and Ed Bowers Jonus Robmson ond Som Colorusso 47 ' 'PRETTIEST EYES - b BEST DANCERS , I BEST PERSONALITY JUNIOR CLASS Hovnng survuved the doubts ond pernls of our sophomore yeor we began the new school yeor os juniors wnth future hopes brught wuth confudence We looked down occo snonolly to the sophomores but not wnthout reolnzlng thot we were once there too We consudered ourselves outstondnng from ony junior class before us One of our events was the lunuor ploy whuch we put on to rouse funds for some of the events we look forword to when we ore to be sensors As we look bock ot oll the tnols ond trnbulotnons of our lunaor yeor, we reolnze thot lt wos worth the effort to become the Mughty Sensors of 57 ew-RH 'Nw .-in JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row left to ugh! Gene Brown Presldent Bob Roberts Vrce Presndent Bottom row left to rlghl' Joyce Collins Sec retary Barbara Pnce Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Standmg Mr Warren Left to right' Steven Klmes, Bobby Beardsley, Jimmy Kung, John Dual, Barbara Prrce, Gene Brown, Bob Roberts, Joyce Collms, Yvonne Hoagland, Val Kuldebeck, Inez Barley, Sandra Decker I , . Il ' - I II Q,,,2'J'f 'N-T ' - K fffyv, y Q35-1 ie-, , ,S .M 'fare . ,.,,.,. M., , , .................. a....,.,....... , ,- , . . 'i, I A L ' . W Y Y Lf f ' A E V7 - I , ft , f I Lyl, , , S 3, . . A 1 ,, 1 ' - u . : , . , I 1 - .. .. I I U I 4 ' . A 1 1 W J Q, 'ea f af 4' M Z . , A Q, 1 fn fzQ,fQiW'? Miyagi w V ' 5 A in 'ff' f if Q' :Hs:fi4,w.i1 -. Q . , Kd-it 4' hw 'ff-it , H, f , I '.v4i. I 1 Ig' ,ji V Q 1' ., fl'-f A V A' x ff ,, '1 V W . QQ, fill ,, 'Y Q5-5 A? ' fbi: .xx ,, .. if ' iff ' K. 76 I-'za 1 IQQ113, I 3 wbecu w I W Geog W Madl wh M. 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' , , L, -' ' , . f ' ' f ' I , , ' . 5 q ' ' xxx.: 1 ' 1 4 T x 5 . - - Q -dh . ' ' f - . ,, I Y , ,Q M -M i n gf ' L J . ' 'n - l . 1,1 E ' --- ' . ' 1 ' ' - If ' '. 0 ' 2 f W I ' ' , 1 I , Q K' - r .4 I - . 2 A J-IL!! J W jp 01 - ,uf , 5' . , ff! eff f ' 1 A 1 I a I I 1 J . I , , 0 , J .Adfff-lf A HJ f I I . 4 X v 7 1' ' ' ' ,1 Q, , f I . M 52 SOPHOMORE CLASS Well here we are, now what? Thus ns the thought that ran through most of our mmds on our first blg day at Sweetwater Durnng the fnrst week we dldn t know nf we lnked thus thnng called Hugh School or not But after we started settling down to everyday actnvntnes we decnded that we really dud luke at Now that the year as drawnng to a close we look back at the many good tlmes we had and eagerly forward to our junuor and sensor years ii -:zz J' 'X SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing Mlke Brannon Left to rnght Carmen Sanchez Sec retary Teresa Torres Vmce Presudent Collle Walton Treasurer SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Standlng left to nght Martha Backus Rulona Larson Barbara Anderson Arne Hansen Jack Lensmg Claude Sutcllffe Bob Payne Roger Bab cock Davnd Tucker Wnlma Smnth Wrlma Portlllo Seated left to nght Pat Walsh Maxnne Rogers Joyce Danley Collue Walton Teresa Torres Mr Chamberlain Mlke Brannon Carman Sanchez Edna Chxurco Pat Elfes Glynctte Grnmes II ll - - . I . . 1 . . . I l ' I , . 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Trem a , r e M7 Vi ' Tucker, David 1 , 1 ff . U ' 1 A U gl ' 0 ' Ll W ' X W l ,.' f ' fl ,n X ,1 I gf! ji U I 0 I ' TulaO, Barbara M U' Turley, Stanlel ,H ' J , Turner, Patric f fy! - V lf I I ,W My A XM X JW ' 1, 1 lf, I I , J W K fb WM ,, , I., 1 ' f 'rur R b r W , 1 ,A Varel R y - 1 'i 4 Varg X h'lt , ' ,y . M Venegas, Ermel d Vermeulen, C I' Vieira, Vivi Vondrusk , J , -! ' Wadham, J y Wake, Jam Wallace, Al' WM ' Walsh, Pafr' ' Walton, Coll' - U9 Warren, Do gl L' Waters, Ne'l ' Weiss, Ellen We t i h i e ' v W'l ' l - -sa- W Q fs 3' 1 , ,A ,.xnll x agwzfffg was mi ' X ff K W. Awnnlkrv '-'I1 ' 5. yn 'H' ,K ,nr ,......,:. ,Maw ...Q , x .V Wwe. ,. ,. , ' -qi, ,wh W , M . ,...' A , ,, ,,,...A-an-'ff-.wfw W, AMAA-H M.. J ....,. .v..M..,u..ah-aw, -au 4' CLUBS The clubs and organizations here at Sweetwater have helped to make this year outstand- ing for all students. Each group has contributed greatly to our success. The honorary organizations are: Chapter ll, California Scholarship Federation, for which ten points in scholarship are required for entrance, Quill and Scroll, for juniors and seniors with a B average interested in journalism, and the National Forensic League, consisting of students who have received twenty points in speech competition. Su-Hi has many outstanding service clubs. These are: Les Cherettes, a social-service club for junior and senior girls, Su-Ettes, a social-service club for girls dedicated to the im- provement of student-school relationship, National City Hi-Y, a boys' club dedicated to the service of the school and community, Sioux Hi-Y, a boys' club representing high Christian character, and the Su-Hi Players, a drama club for boys and girls in which membership is determined by try-outs. The Block S, which consists of boys who have earned Varsity or B letters, Tri-Ettes, a service club for girls of good character, Su-Hi Artists, consisting of only students in the Art Department, Su-Hi Shutterbugs, limited to twenty students interested in photography, Future Teachers of America, for students interested in the teaching profession, Girls Athletic As- sociation, for girls interested in sports YTeens consisting of girls with high citizenship standards and Christian character, and the Su HI Speakers, for students with a good speaking ability are the clubs that have contributed to the profitable and enjoyable year CSF 'ef' Q6-BW 'tw aww' Frm row left to nght D Clifton J Nusbaum P Walsh G Grimes J Grundstrom A Anderson J Reynolds B Anderson V Brown D Missman J Hawkins B Anderson C Seay A Harrah W Smith M Borbon Second row left to ugh! P Lee V Mournian M Rhodes B Woodsum C McLellan D John on M Dodge A Wallace M Kale T Weaver S Thomas A Bradley D Rubio S Decker R Woolsey M Backus B Brown M Cope Third row leftto right G McMullen G Becker K Carter J Lensing G Mitchell D Price D Bushlack A Hansen E McLellan A Norgaard T Hendricks C Sutcliffe F Hlawatsch P Osborn R Papike T Thomassen M Brannon N Reagan A Hamaguchi Mrs Coburn l I I l l 4 . 1 ,1 .Q A 1 , . If , Q' , ' 1 ' 4 'K' , - ' it ,gt-5 4. n ' -L . f,A'i:. rf . ' ... . apex, fn - A Ib - -.- .,, A t A . , . . 1-1-. .f-ft, . C- Q1- . re Y .1 -V V A, A , . ,,, A V-r ag. Y nw- -sv. 1, 1., . A ta, .jg .wif-21,6-.. ,q - ' , ,N 4,44 V r , avr.. p . I S , 6. 3506. '- , S-,K-xt. -- 11,3 1' ,.',,, 9. .1 - 1. 51' 1 56' .Y .L . ' ' ' F V ' ' J . , T' A 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I 1 - I f' I - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - I ' ' 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - -' 1 f 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 - h 1 ' . 1 . , . , . , , . , - . 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 Q 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 , - 1 - 1 - 1 - , , , . , . . f LES CHERETTES 11-C '77 ' 'Y First row Ieftto ught C Cluck B Babcock J Seacock V Deavenport J Hawkms J Mathis J Gonzales M Toyama Second row left to ugllt B Anderson C Bachman F Colburn B Woolsey J Wagner C Emery M Dodge E Dearung J Colllns NATICJNAL CITY HI Y First row left to right A LeAIcaIa L Martm R Renfro J Pennington B Jordon R Leaman Second row lefttorlgllt B Bradwell J Dual D Gentry M Rogers G Elluof A Hamaguchn Thnrd row left to nght J Splcer J Bennett C Hays Mr Green G McEIvam B Payne B Glrdner G Mitchell 60 -A Y .V , ,I -V - I 1 . , . , - , - I - , - I - f - - I : . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . . I ' r V 'sal' -' il t. a5 ' I ' 4 42' . - a f --' y . , .. ' F 2 -. I t ' lj. , .. 4 1 ,J YA 451+ ' 'ff.2uf4-......,........,.4., DQ ' 4, ,.i,5gx .T-r ,EQ C '5 S.. - 1-5 f ' ' ' 4... '- ,gl I 5 - 1 - I . 1 - , - . - - 1 1 - , . f . , . . 1 SU-ETTES Flrst row left to nght M McMams A Ferguson B Tognonl J Grundstrom A Robbuns D Nelson J Redman N Castro N Cannon D Trlvett Second row left to nght B Tehan P Seeley D Mrssman V Brown B Furbass M Rhodes S Plllster B Burnett Third row left to nght R Osborn A Flgueura J Cooper R Larson B Anderson Muss Burns SIOUX HI Y 'R'- TQ fmg J F xt I ft to nght J Kung R Dornmguez R Babcock Second row left to nght S Colarusso W Wllson G Goss J Ru durbbsroy Lgnsmg J Sewer P Lewns J Davns B Clauser Thurd row left to nght J Wolf G Brown B Walters T J0f 9S B B93'd5 Iey T Hendrncks D Pruce 61 I ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 . . , - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 v 1 1 - ' Q wi' f. ' ' S , s 1 S 4 A N is , x, 1 . In 1 v ' ' - ' ' I . - 1 A 1 ' I ' I . . , . , - - . I ' ' ' ' ' ' , I , . 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I ' ' ' 1 V 1 - ' TRI ETTES First row left to rlght P Branch J Gonzales B Anderson D Trlvett D Mlssman V Brown C Bachman Second row left to right J Grundstrom B Babcock M McMa1ns A Ferguson B Tehan R Osborn D Cllfton M Toyama Tlnrd row leftto right Mr Noe l Robunson A Robblns J Collms B Anderson D Nelson J Wagner F Colburn V Deavenport C Oyettr S Pullster ri -ir OO QP 3 Flrst row left to nght C Kung R Leaman J Stewart A LeAlcala V Reynolds G Clark E McCarley P Stoddard J Ruflng Second row left to right R Domnnguez B Barley J Penmngton J Kung L Martnn B Walters T Kenny J Davns R Glrdner S Colarusso B Davnes Tlnrd row left to nght G Brown J Sevner B Clauser G McEIvam J Wolf N Reed G Mntchell G Goss D Pnce Fourth row left to rlght L Hummer C Wake R Hawkms R Lrvely T Jones B Beardsley B Turner C Hays J Gubbs 62 - .N x v. . - ns B I! Vi I- k . I ' . , 8 1 V , x . , o . . F.- 11 1 2 xx 1 5 W I V.. 1, LV X , ,C ew .Q 'V sw .' gr: 1 . ' , . -, , , 2 -, ' ', K. ,X 'figs-if. I : - 1 -h 1 1 , . , . V, . , . . , ' I . . , . ' , .. , . , . , , , , I . , , 3 , I ' 1 -. 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 , 1 , . . HSM E4 ,........ V f v A ' g I W L , 5 , -M 1 1 I3 L - N 1 is , H 1 , 1, 1 - l A, 1 l as I 4' , i ,4 -.- , . I 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1-- 1 - 1 - 41 - 1 A 1 - - 1 7 - 1 - 1' - t 1 - 1 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 -. 1 - - I : ' 1 - 1 ' 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - - SU-HI ARTISTS Q., f' '-'Wi ' I fi First row left to right N Cannon V Mourman J Nusbaum J Collms V Brown P Walsh N Castro J Vasquez Second row left to rrght Mrs Sparks M Barber S Paprke E Mann M Belcher E Davrdson B Burnett D Drendel P Eckles R Toledo D Gee J Welsbacker G Trdwell Thlrd row left to rlght G Crews A LeAlcala D Bavencoff C Bodge T Muller L Pogue A Servey SU HI PLAYERS Frrxt row left to rsght J Glover R Domrnguez P Osborn G Brown Second row left to right D Trrvett B Furoas V Brown D Mussman P Garlband Mrs Brassey Third row left to rnght T Hendrrcks B Anderson A Ferguson P Branch E Dearnng D Prnce Fourth row left to right B Clarey B Babcock K Carter C Brgler 63 4 ,L X 7 - , , , 1 . , Y L U ,- - lr I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I - I ' I ' I ' ' I ' ' I ' . I ' I ' I ' 1 ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I I . , . . , - . , . , . , . , . , . , . . l , r ,M I g C- l - A 5. ' Z, A f X r ' A . - - Q - r,,,,' . . Calf, el L H, t I .I , . . b . . . . . Q , . . , . , . , . . , . . , . -, . , r - 1 A - I ' - 1 ' 1 ' I . r - r - 1 ' - r ' r - r - - K 18 Cz BEAUW T Qj- REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE OQSOQ Q26 Q SENIORS O 'DQ' Uclvf 1 vb-l JUNIORS HAPPY SLUMBERLESS BIRTHDAY Q9 QUILL 8: SCROLL W-M - w -. g C' First row left to rnght M Klnne J Welsbacher K Jensen E Mann R Nored Mrs Berger Mr Ross B Woolsey J Grundstrom R Bynum J Gonzales M Rhodes Second row left to right E Chase B Babcock R Woolsey B Anderson C Ojeth M Dodge P Gall band A Wallace J Gonzales T Hendricks B Barley N Reed J Tehan NFL First row left to hght D Prlce B Furbass J Wagner D Mlssman T Hendricks Second row left to nght P Walsh K Kendall C Blgler M Backus B Anderson B Babcock C Sutcllffe R Domnnquez Thlrd row left to right G Brown N Reed J Honeycutt P McMullen F Hlawatsch C Emery J Lenslng R Walker A Hansen P Gaulband M Ellis 6 S lv - YH ' W fi 4 , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - - I . ' - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 f 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' l I l 'sv V .1 . 4 f 1 .- .K b . af ' ' 1- gf , , K ,1 2 1 . we V974 M, , - . , . , . , . , A . , . . , , , , . , . , . , . , . . , . . , . , , , 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - . Y-TEEN S , Y4' ' Flnt row left to nght M Dodge B Wulllams P OBr1en D Gee Second row left to nght Y Hoaglund P Ganlband B Clarey V Whlstler B Burnett J Cooper D Cllfton J Ebertz Tlurd row leftto nght S Elfes B Babcock G Berner C Vermeulen M Rogers A Stoddard J Nusbaum S Nuelson Fourth row leftto nght J Reynolds M Toyama B Alexander R Tanaka F Colburn C Emery P Elfes M Ellis S Glenn K Jensen J Spondouns P Allen D Tanaka C Walton SHUTTERBUGS lf' N? Q Flrst row left to ugh! I Robinson C Bugler K Wnlhute M Toyama C Walton Mr Drescher Second row Ieftto flfhf F Pennang ton R Fucks N Reed R McMauns P Barron 8 Basom 6 MJ' 1 l , . . , . , . , . . , . . , . , . , 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - ' 1 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . , . , . . 1 : . , . , . , . , . , , ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 1. V A. W, H :Y-sfnp ' A' ' 2 MF 'Jia . - ,, - Ej 1' -fr f ' ' ' '., ' ' ., 1..f ' 'Q-. v4 iii 5' f- . Y V - Q, -3- 3. 3 I 'S - ' ' - 4 ' ' .4 1 , C, .JSI , - V 1 x X , af S. X - 5 L I 1 v f . Q . 1 7 ' 5 , S. ... . xl . M W :fp A. 4 - ' -V 1 , I , , . , . , . , . , . 1 1 ' - ' , , , . , . , . , . . GAA S A 'J UNION Hl S OL ,...... Flnt row left to nght Muss Carey C Walton P Walsh D LaFleur K Jensen S Papuke E Mann P Allen V Whistler A Ander son R Osborn B Smuth J Danley T Torres S Inga Second row left to nght J Jlmenez O Montano P Lee J McGlynn K Wll hlte M Mashaw J Lopez S Healey B Clarey B Robnnson P Caldeura Tlurd row left to right A Hummer J Stevens M Dodge J Dudbrldge D Drendel G Berner B Brown S Glazner B Boggs D Johnson S Emerson D Hanklns FTA Furst now, left to'nght B Hayden, P Davus, M Ellus, M Clane, V Whnstler Second row, left to ngllt. C Sutclnffe, C Bugler, Mrs Vander veen, N Emery, P Lee, N Llenhart 68 I I I ' ' A ff' ffm wf w' f -I I Y . A ' my . V V w w VA , 5 N L A M I PM LL A... - Im, I I s 5 I N ' .. . I , 7 Q ' S , 1 IN, , 0 ' I V! u.- a X V - -f. I 'f A U lg ' 0, rf 14' V 3 , -5 .D .. fx I : I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' - , . , . , . , . , . . , I - . , . , . , . , . ' I - 1 - I - I - 1 - J - - I ' - 1 - I - I - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' , I - 4 - 1 - I ' ' I I I SU HI SPEAKERS x Fmt row left to ugh! K Kendall J Wagner D Mussman Second row left to nght D Pnce C Emery T Hendricks B Babcock B Furbass Tlurd row leftto right Mr Lagnese N Reed C Bugler J Honeycutt CHOIR AND CHORUS SWEE ATER UNlON l-ll SCHOOL 1s emg'11 'il J fm Fun! row left to ugh! L Pollock C Luhnow J Anderson E Maloney M Knte G Olson C Ada D Nnchols M Rounfree M Borbon M Stohl C Opeth C Erny L Wnggunton N Lee Second row leftto nght M Cnccah C Sanchez N Thompson S Cross B Kelley S Glazner C Rrchardson S Moses B Lewellen N Detruck J Mcllree J Ebertz Thnd row left to rught F Haskell I Borbon M Borbon D Bner L Hullaby M Mendoza E Venegas A Wallace D Bowman M Blass S Lemke D Donaker J Redman Fourth row Ieftto nght D Wulley B Kelly R Lynch S Calarusso G Crews B Bradwell B Roberts H Greenleaf J Crawford R Dedruck R Hotalung Mr Doyle 69 I .. H A 1 , , ,, f -fy, ,Cp - HSYITE' , - z.- Y C an 5. aw ,f ' T7 1 1,1 , 2 , , . , . . , 2 . , . , . , . I . . . . . . , . . , , , . , . . .Pj , Y - J if' -A Algae 13:25 5, . -' ,- , 5 1 ' .L I , , . 1 Q Q .- 1 Sify, g , .1 LN- 1 il . 'f V ,E 5 -, ' nh . Q- , A 5- H . 1 , , 1 1 . l , - c, ' Lv -V x J .. vw 5 f I k K f- ' is f . 1 5 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 e 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 . , . , . , . , , . , : . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - V - 1 f r - 1 ' - I 5 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 ' , . . SU HI NEWS Lewls Berger Editor Anna Wallace Feature Edrtor Karen Jensen Alumm Editor Ellen Burke Careers Carol Opeth Society Edltor Rosemary Woolsey Clubs Edutor Gary Carter Sports Edutor Charlene Cluck Busuness Manager Janice Vazquez Advertrslng Manager M Paula Tuskes Asslstant Advertusmg Mgr Pat O Bruen Crrculatron Manager Mary Jane Barber Exchange Edrtor Norman Reed Photographer Mary Dodge Bookkeeper Davrd Bavencoff Shrrley Paprke Artists 83,9 Lelhg B P-SNS I Edrtofr e' SU HI NEWS STAFF wx, 'll' Flrst row left to nght M Dodge C Ojettn C Cluck R Woolsey Second row, left to rught P O Bnen, M Barber L Berger P Garlband D Bavencoff S Paplke J Vazquez Mrs Berger G Carter A Wallace, K Jensen Thnrd row N Reed SU HI NEWS REPORTERS Fnrst row, left to nght J Welsbacher, K Thomson, B Barfreld, D La Fleur, C Munton, M Warren, E Mann, R Nored, M Klme, E Chase Second row, left to nght E Agunlera, C Ray, N Loum, B Powell, B Anderson, B Babcock, E Burke, J McGIynn, P Caldenra Tlurd row, left to ught B Roberts, E Aldama, W Wrlson, D Haw kms, J Bechtol, B Payne, J Kaluvoda, J Tel-man, M lmpson 70 . nn , X. U V VVYV V X Mrs. Helen R. Berger, ,,.,,,,,,,,.,......... Advisor ! I gi 15. . YA 0 . 9 sq Y it 1 1 Q r all f X tr Ffa, gg, ,Di , Q3 4 5 ' A , . W 0 t A 1 - . . , . , . ., . . - . . I ' . I ' I ' I I I - I ' I ' I ' ' Judy Reynolds ,,,,,.,,, ,,..,., B usiness Manager si RED AND GRAY Mr. Ross ,,,,,.....,A,,.,.,....,.,,,.,,.,.,,,,...,, Advisor Ada Robbins ,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , E ditor Janice Grundstrom ,.,,,A,,,,,,.,,,,, Copy Editor Barbara Little ,,., Student Government Barbara Tognoni ,,,. ,Senior Section Molly Rhodes ,,,, Junior 8. Sophomore Joan Gonzales ,,.,,....,,,, , ,Activities Jim Tehan ,,,,, ,A,,,,,,,, Sports Bob Bailey ,,,, , ,,.., ,Assistant Sports Rose Marie Bynum .,,,,,,,s, Advertising lla Huckell ..,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, Se Robbins Ada . or Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor cretary Norman Reed ,,,,,,......,.,,,,.,,A,, Photographer Bob McMains ,, ,,,,, Assistant Photographer Max Keyte ,,,.,.....A,,, ,,,.. ,,,,,,...,,, , . ,H Artist Ed A ff Wbdjv AWS? X U THE STAFF i ji! R40 RED AND GRAY STAFF .A First row lefftonght M Rhodes B Little R Bynum I Huckell A Robbins J Grundstrom B Tognoni J Reynolds J Gon zales Sebond row, Ieftto right B McMains Mr Ross B Bailey N Reed J Tehan 7l xl ' P.- S I ' ' : . , . ' , - ,' . I - l I - A ' ' t ' : , ' , . , . , . I - - BAND Furst row left to nght D Bement G Elllot R Bynum J Mars F James V Mourman B Basley Second row Ieftto ngllt B Rockwell B Jordan G Learn S Frlelnng T Nash J Colllanl E McCarley T Kung K Luhnow A Barron P Lloyd Tlurd row leftto right M Puckett R Kale C Parker C Walton J Taylor I Sllva J Majers B Majers T Thomassen C Moser A Hull N Regan K Shaw R Lynch R Polluck J Gnlfoll A Shoemate Fourth row P Jones A Luhnow A Ellsworth G White N Waters A Nogaard J Good B Honeycutt J Van Cleave B Francrs R Evans E Croswalte J Baker C Erny W Kale Fifth row leftto rlgllt J Tehan Mr Skmner S Lemke J Moore K Wnllhlte J Stevens M Heath D Chrnstman J Jaehn M Knle M Backus R Osborn ORCH ESTRA f':.r'.3'l' Fnnt row left to nght F Pennmgton K Carter J Sandoval J Emery B Hayden C Rhodes Second row left to ngllt W Brown C Bodge J Thomas E Dnckson l Woodrung T McElrath M Smnth V Mournuan R Osburn J lgo R Larson Tlurd row W Klle P Osburn E McCarley T Kung R Lynch Mr Skmner J Van Cleave B Francns A Barron 72 . . . . . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , , . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . 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LOST HORIZON By James Hulton A dramatuc play wuth an aur of mystery and hugh tensuon was the theme of the l956 Senuor Play Lost Horuzon The settung for Mr James Hultons story takes place un a lost valley Shangru La that us hudden from the outsude world by a chaun of Tubetan mountauns The prologue takes place un England where Wy land portrayed by Norman Reed us tellung Myra Barbara Babcock and Eluzabeth Barbara Lewellen that all thus nonsense about Conway played by James Glover beung ahve us a lot of bunk Conway Wy land furmly states was kulled un an aurplane crash somewhere un the Tubetan Mountauns Rutherford J um Gubbs who has just entered on the scene states that he has lust seen Conway un a hosputal Seatung humself Rutherford beguns the story he has heard from Conway about the Lost Horuzon When the four plane crash vuctums Conway Mallunson Muss Brunklow and Barnard arruve at the lamasary un Shangru La they are greeted by Chang an elderly Chunese portrayed by John Mournuan Mallunson played by Tom Hendrucks senses that somethung us wrong He asks Chang along wuth un quurues from Conway and Barnard when they wull be able to leave the valley whuch Chang wull not tell them After the openung the play moves at a fast clup Mallunson grows more and more worrued as the play progresses Conway who after questuonung everythung at furst us taken under the wung of the Hugh Lama played by Rodney Walker and us persuaded by varuous means to stay un the valley The Amerucan Barnard Lee Whustler who us really a wanted crum unal needs luttle persuasuon for stayung un the valley Muss Brunklow Gaul Thomas who us an Englush mus suonary wants to buuld a Chrustuan Church un the valley Durung the tume of theur stay Barnard has taken a fancy toward Tashu a oute luttle Chunese gurl played by Martha Toyama who Iukes hum Helen portrayed by Barbara Hayden falls un love wuth Con way who us now determuned to stay un the valley lt has uncreased wuth the passmg scene us the only one who wants to leave the valley Lo-tsen played by Judy Wagner us a beautuful Chunese gurl who sympa thuzes wuth Mallunson a'nd helps hum plan hus escape The task of gettung out of the valley seems hopeless to Mallunson untul the word Force used by Chang turns the tude of the play The story ends wuth an epulogue un whuch the doubtung Wyland no longer needs any convuncung that Conway us stull aluve The play us spuced throughout wuth the comucal actuons of Barnard along wuth the heated conversa tuon of Mallunson and the romance of Conway and Helen Debbue Freeman plays the part of the Lamas arys sewung gurl Al Lung and Bull Walters has the role of the Tubetan servant Stage Crew The Pl'0l09Ue The can At Shangru La . . . . . . ,, . ,, . 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SPEECH AWARDS SHORTHAND AWARDS Flnt row left to rlgllt P Walsh B Furbass B Anderson First row left to rnght V Van Deventer S Thompson J Fred V Brown Second row left to nght G Brown T Hendrlcks rlckson P Bragdon J Seabock G Tudwell B Johnson D Prlce D Mrssman C Emery K Kendall P Gallband Tlnrd Anderson C Brgler J Grundstrom C Foster P Martnnez Y row left to ngllt C Sutcllffe A Hansen J Lensung J Hon Hoaglund G Gomez Second row left to rlght M McMauns Weaver S Glazner P Branch C Bachman B Anderson V Deavenport R Nored P Morris Thrrd row left to right J Nuelsen R Johnson M Rhodes S Thomas G Thomas M Dodge Mrs Ostrom D Enmar B Woolsey J Dudbrudge Larson D Johnson B Price F Colburn S Decker Weaver S Thomas F t lftto glut J Reynolds R Woolsey C Bachman D Stowe A Bradley D Bushlack MI' Noe M Klle T SmDeE'l:dr Second'row left to nght L Edmondson B Barfueld D Clrfton C Sanchez A Pedducord A Anderson P L,eAe M E056 R Larson A Harrah M Frances Thlrd row left to nght B Tognonn B Anderson D Mrssman A Stoddard S Elfes S oses towe P Jenkrns J Abramson J McGlynn N Lee M Borbon M Mashaw M Rhodes B Woodsum 79 Mfr, 1 , I ' - 1 A M N 1 , I . 1 si eg LW ' . v ' ' , ' : . i , . , . ' , V' , ' : . ,. ,, - . . . 1 2 . 1 5 n 1 1 A I 1 - , 1 - 1 . 1 J. 1 3 I 1 4 7 . 1 - ' 1 . . 1 2 - 1 eycutt, R. Walker, F. Hlawatsch. C. McLellan, R, Woolsey, J. Curry, S. Elfes, R, Kettenhofen, T. I I I D I. ' . I I n I ' A 1 - 1 ' - I 2 - . 1 . 1 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 J- F7 Q4 ,J I . r 6 ' : F , I ' 4 . 1 I I . 1 . 1 ' ,I - -I ' 1 ' '. ' ' ' ' b ' I 1 ' : . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - f A ' ' ' . - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I ' ' ' ' ' ' Sioux Hi Y Prolect ASB, Skating Party Su-Ettes Initiation ' Homecoming Dance Quill and Scroll Dinner f Su Hu Serenade 1-... id- , -OYOIQ' 7' 4, vv f' it, 4 Su Hn Artists Field Trnp Les Cherettes Imtlotuon Bug Game N C Hu Y lmtnotuon if H' .N J. .ll 2, , . A 'Y' f ,, l A . C T I V rl . J' .. I xiffw'4 3' ' 1 T ?51glff?3 2 e fin? we V' A rf I g- I I ln' l E I NM 2 ef f ' S ? ' -,, ' I , '. I' e --M .Nh 11 H . g 1 K, . ., x -5 C 'ill' K H fr ,fe , - 'J Y Q ff, e as 2 A - - K ,., , . -, 3 P 2 I 3 ',,.,, if J .- YJ - 'W W? 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J li I if qi, ,E f aff, 453 ,My ff 2' 2, 15 A' 1 5 1 5- f Q 4- Q 5 jg, ' J +2 ff awfe 'x fi, -iff ' fa Q iq firm if 1 f J ' K ', h 3 1 ,jfs in ff 4' 3 Y fa I 1 A4 E1 Nl . 1, . - l 1 if W 1 rf' fi, 2 V' is If 3 41' . ,Q N . 4- E 5 fy' M UWA , 4 if HEADQUARTERS 'I73 BN CALIF CADET CORPS SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL CITY CALIF The l73 Bn of the Calufornua Cadet Corps us under the command of Major Charles E Schultz Commandant of Cadets Delegatuon of authoruty us placed upon hus Cadet Commussuoned Offucers and Non Commrssuoned Offucers who attaun theur posutuons through knowledge leadershup abuluty spurut determunatuon and the con fudence of the Comdt of Cadets The Cadet Corps us open to any boy un hugh school who desures to learn the funda mentals of mulutary traunung to work wuth a well organuzed team and to develop the qualutnes of a true leader The Corps offers the opportunuty for every boy to attend a summer encampment to partucupate as a member of a Rufle Team to attend leader shup traunung schools and to compete un varuous drull competutuons throughout the state The Cadet us rewarded for hus ac compllshments un the form of rubbons medals and trophues presented each year by the State Headquarters local mulutary organuzatuons and unterested partues These awards are based upon a hugh qualufucatuon ratung and are not guven out promuscuously The 173 Bn of SUHS us one of the out standung Cadet Corps Unuts un the State of Calufornua The have earned theur repu tatuon through t eur excellence un traunung drull leadershup and Rufle Marksmanshlp Thus unut has won the coveted squad drull competutuon awarded at theur Annual Sum mer Encampment The past fuve years the Cadets have earned the rught to represent theur reguon at the State Rufle Matches The teams have always made an excellent showung but ut took the ten man Rufle Team of l956 to wun the furst place trophy un the Class A Duvusuon of the State Rufle Matches held un Sacramento on Aprul 7 8 and the fuve man Rufle Team to wun the furst place trophy un the Class B Duvusuon Thus was accomplushed only through sheer determunatuon and team work and the spurut of the Red Devuls The Cadets can well be proud of theur servuce and accomplushments You wull see them at all athletuc contests standung guard and ever ready to lend a helpung hand wherever needed The Color Guard stands ready to present the Natuonal Colors ln honor of theur country Thus us a part of theur traunung as wellas servuce for here they are learnung the basuc fundamentals un the securuty of theur home and natuon un the years that lay ahead for wuthun our armed forces our enguneers our scuentusts and our future leaders un cuvuluan affaurs Iues the secret of the contunued securuty and success of our Unuted States of Ameruca SPEECH ACCOMPLISHMEN TS Tom Hlhrlriclu, Judy Wand For the thurd consecutuve year Sweetwater has qualufued students for the Natuonal Speech Tour nament So far thus year two Sweetwater students Judy Wagner Sweetwater N F L chapter presu dent and Tommy Hendrucks Su Hu Speakers prexy are headed for the Natuonals to be held at Muskogee Oklahoma June l9 23 and wull rep resent the Southern Calufornua N F L Dustruct lwhuch uncludes the San Bernarduno Ruversude lm perual and San Duego areasl un the House of Stu dent Congress Last year Sweetwater also repre sented the dustruct un the Natuonal House Wuth stlll two of the most umportant tourna ments to take place thus year s Sweetwater Speech Squad has already won well over 50 awards un cludung a number of furst places un debate oratory and extemporaneous speakung lt has taken better than 20 per cent of awards un each tournament un whuch ut has partucupated and betterung last year s effort at the San Duego State College Open Tour nament took second place un the Sweepstakes wuth nuneteen schools partucupatung The success of thus year s Speech Squad us due to the fact that they have always worked as a unut and to the determuneel fughtung spurut they have demonstrated un competutuon agaunst any and all odds Luke the champuonshup Navy team of two years ago, thus year Sweetwater s Speech Squad can be truly guven the name of desure ' 83 - l . , . . , , . ' 1 ' . .. . . . . I I . . . 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1111 - 1 l I -I -- -- - . . 1111... , . ', 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - . .. . . , . ' . 1 1 . . I . , , . I 1 . . . .1 . . , . . .. . . . . . . . . - . ., ' 1 . . . . D ' .. ' 1 1 1 I . . . . . . , . . . - 1 I ans - . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1. '1 ' 1 1 I - ' I 1 I - 1 1 . . .. . , 1 - . 1 . , . - 1 I- fwf ,gf 2925 A J 55, Beg 4 1956 Home V commg NXCV- R ARA JH BABCOC ff' if QUEEN JUDY DASH BL XIXRGNNXA Y NELSO OBWNSON BARB K Ana as DOROTH lv Red Devil Football On Friday, November ll, as the moment for the arrival of Su-Hi's Homecoming Queen came closer, the Sweetwater fans were filled with antici- pation and excitement. Queen Judy Dash, along with her lovely attendants, Barbara Babcock, Janice Robinson, Virginia Blaik and Dorothy Nelson, arrived in formals riding in a sparkling convertible. Her Majesty was escorted to the place of honor by Senior Class Vice President James Glover and there presented with flowers. The Homecoming of l955 was brought to a successful close that evening with the annual Homecoming Dance at the National Guard Armory. Carl Hays scores against Grossmont Metro League Standings L Season Record 6 .....,cccc Oceanside -, W. . T. l3 ,.,ccAc,,. Escondido ,- chuiu vista cccc ,cccc,c 4 o 0 l3 ----e-'-ef MWC Com -- Helix 3 1 0 38 ...,,,cc.. Grossmont -- Sweetwater ..cc, ,,c. 2 2 0 7 ss s'- s -r Hehx El Cajon ,,,c,c, Y, ..., O 3 l Ig c ' Eihlllgerfzgtgn Gfossmonf H eeee 0 3 ' 26S:-,1 ,c,e El Cajon Sweetwater s Varslty Sweetwaters 1955 Varsrty squad proved to be rugged for all rts opposrtron rn sprte of the team s rnexperrence Thrs years devrl squad started the season wrth the loss of 22 seasoned footballers Runnrng from a T formatron under the gurdance of Coaches Parker and Bardot thrs edrtron of the devrl machrne hrt from all pornts on the freld Brll Walters and George McElvarn com posed a real parr of speedsters both boys provrng a real treat to watch Walters regrs tered four touchdown runs of over 50 yards whrle McElvarn also sprung for the long gamers Quarterbacks Jrm Rufrng Bob Beardsley and Bob Jordon proved to be steady and de pendable Senror Jrm Rufrngs ball handlrng and freld generalshrp was largely responsrble for many frne drrves The passrng of Beardsley and Jordon gave the squad the needed bal ance Bob Jordon a sophomore shows great promrse by makrng the Varsrty rn hrs frrst try Halfbacks Jrm Krng Ruben Domrnguez Tom Kenny Mrke Heath Larry Martrn and Mrke Rogers were constantly battlrng for a startrng job Each boy played a farr share and drd very well under pressure Jrm Krng sent the fans rootrng for Su Hr home happy wrth hrs frne performance agarnst Grossmont when he took a krck off 89 yards for a touchdown Fullbacks Carl Hays and Don Gentry gave Su Hr a frne parr of defensrve backs along wrth therr offensrve spark These two played a large part rn the overall success of our team George Anderson a newcomer to football and Alfonso LeAlcala closed very well at full back spot toward the end of the season Up front the Sweetwater lrne was anchored by All Metro Center Joe Wolf The forwards proved a stubborn foe at trmes largely result rng from the frne play of Joe Gene Brown ably stood rn at center and as defensrve lrne ll backer for hrs efforts he was selected the most rmproved player on our team Guard spots were held down by Glenn Mrtchell Glenn Goss Bob Grrdner Max Keyte and Jrm KenKnrght Glenn Goss was selected on the All Metro team for hrs very frne all around play whrle Glenn Mrtchell was selected by hrs team mates as the most valuable player Both boys were standouts on offense and defense The tackle spots were held down by Davrd Tex Jones Don Prrce Ken Turner Larry Hummer LeRoy Bowker and Sam Colarusso Thrs crew of brawn gave Su Hr very good balance at the tackle spots Sam Colarusso was a unanrmous chorce All Metro as a defensrve tackle Hrs play all year was outstandrng Flankrng the Devrl lrne were ends Roger Lrvely Jrm Pennrngton Jrm Grbbs Jrm Sevrer and Calvrn Wake Wake also doubled as the number one punter All of the above named ends showed well and competrtron for startrng posrtrons was very keen The followrng boys were honored through out the Football season for therr very frne P GY Glenn Mrtchell Most Valuable Player Carl Hays Co Captarn Sam Colarusso All Metro Tackle Best Defense Player Don Gentry Best Fundamentals Bull Walters All Metro-Best Offensrve Player Outstandrng Senror Football Player Gene Brown Most Improved Joe Wolf All Metro Center The followrng boys should be mentroned as havrng made the Varsrty Football Team but drd not earn a letter Jrm Anderson Brll Brad well Ken Carter Jamre Davrs Mrke Davrs Max Keyte Gary McMulIrn lgnacro Srlva Paul Stoddard Wayne Trllman Jesse Van Deventer and Larry Wrllrams rtball l Glenn Goss Carl HOYS I O I 1 f I 1 . . ' 1 I n D ' ' I l ! I . I ' . I . . - I . , . . . F ' ' II II ' ' - I I I I r , , I ' I . . . , . ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' I . I I I .n 1 I . .I . - . ' . .. . , .' I ' V I r r A l f A ' U - 1 ' t Glenn Goss All-Metro Guard-Co-Captain I - -I I , ., ,,, ,, ' T - . . . . , . . 1 r r rr f rr 'rr' ' D ' ' . I. I . - - . . I ' . ' . . I o n I - I I 1 I ' I I - U. P P Z - I Q M If E if Q ,,., . Jim Rufing QB Jim Pennington E Bob Jordon QB Larry Martin FB Jim Anderson E Paul Stoddard E Joe Wolf C ' Zrry Himmer T fgfmffww W L A! A Carl Hays FB LeRoy Bowker ' Head Coach-Tom Parker -B.. Sen. Mgr. Bob Bailey Mike Rogers RH Calvin Wake E Bill Walters RH Jr. Mgr, John Doughty Wayne Tillman H Larry Williams C Glenn Mitchell T Max Keyte G Jesse Van Deventer G Glenn Goss G M7 ffm , , 35 1 , , Aw J L- ,,, ' , JD E31 15 1 '25 ..... F I fe N-f 1' X I hd lv, 1, . 790, 1 , 3U 415 40 L ,f ix N S ,f J, 33' FN g , 1, I 2 5 vac! ,I . .. In x .J I 1 ' I '11 E ku M 3.9 . 'Mn Glenn Mitchell carries against Helix in the Cqrnivgll Diablos Cpen '55 Season HELIX vs SWEETWATER Su-Hi's Varsity Football squad opened their i955 campaign on September 23, when they met Helix High School in the 2nd Annual Metro League Football Carnival, featuring the East against the West. They were set back 7 to O by the Highlanders on the victor's field. For the full I5 minutes it was a thrilling tussle and with just 49 seconds left to be played, Helix won the game. Chula Vista went on to give the West a tie with the East, defeating Grossmont l4 to O. Independent St. Augustine lost 7 to O to El Cajon earlier that evening. OCEANSIDE vs SWEETWATER On September 30, the Devils were host to the Oceanside Pirates, champions of the 1954 Avocado League. The Devils, in their first full-length game of the season, lost to the strong Pirate squad by a score of l3 to 6. ln the second quarter Bill Walters raced 69 yards for the lone Sweetwater tally to even the measure at 6 to 6, Oceanside having scored early in the first period. The Pirates then went ahead in the third period and with- stood Sweetwater's later attempts for victory. ' - A f 1. ' Bill WOlfefS 9065 fOr TD against Escondido T f-4g1.f.?rw Jim King carries against Grossmont. Mira Costa and Grossmont MIRA COSTA GAME On Oct. 14, Sweetwater's Varsity Football squad traveled to Redondo Beach where they met a tough squad from Mira Costa High School and lost a thriller, 21 to 13. Mira Costa scored twice in the first period to gain an early lead, Then the Devils bounced back as quarterback Bob Jordan passed to Jim King in the end zone for a TD, Mira Costa returned to score again in the third period and lead 21 to 7. Just after the ensu- in kickoff Bill Walters turned in the la of Q 1 P Y the game by racing around end and away for 73 yards and Sweetwater's final tally of the evening. Don Gentry added the lone Sweet- water conversion of the game. Jim Pennington makes a wild stab for a pass. GROSSMONT GAME Sweetwater's battling Red Devils, playing inspired and determined football, rambled past the Foothillers of Grossmont High, 38 to 25, on the Helix turf on Oct. 21. Stunned only momentarily by an early Grossmont touchdown, thi, Red Devils scored three times in the first half, with two touch- downs by Carl Hays and one by Bill Walters, to give the Diablos a 19 to 7 halftime lead. Taking the ensuing kickoff, Jim King raced down the sideline for 89 yards and Sweet- water's fourth TD. The Red Devils then took advantage of a recovered fumble to score again, with George McElvain going over from about 40 yards out. Not more than ten plays later, Don Gentry plunged up the middle to make the score stand 38 to 13. The Sweet- water reserves took over and only then was Grossmont able to score. At the final gun, the score read 38 to 25. 83.1, jf. 1 - f 1. The Red Devils throw Escondido for a loss 91 Battle League Foes HELIX GAME On October 28, the Red Devils met the Helix Highlanders on the Chula Vista field and lost a tough one, l9 to 7. Bill Walters opened the scoring of the eve- ning by going around end for a 43 yard touch- down run. Don Gentry then added the con- version and at the half the Diablos led 7 to O. Helix came back to score twice in the third quarter and once again in the final period to finish out the scoring, i9 to 7. The Red Devils rolled up I94 yards rushing in the first two periods alone, but did not take advantage of their scoring opportunities. FULLERTON vs SWEETWATER On Saturday, November 5, the Red Devils traveled north to Fullerton High School only to be set back by the Indians, 29 to 7. Capitalizing on Sweetwater's early fumbles and mistakes, the lndians led 22 to O at the half. ln the third quarter, Sweetwater had its one moment of glory when Bill Walters made a 65 yard touchdown run around his own left end, with Don Gentry adding the extra point. Fullerton scored again in the fourth quarter and the final score read Fullerton 29, Sweet- water 7. ee Af it is ,. A, George McElvain drives for a large gain against Helix. Bill Walters sweeps around end for T.D. against Fullerton. Bill Walters scores Sweetwater's lone tally of the Helix game on an end sweep. Capture Third CHULA VISTA vs SWEETWATER On Nov. ll, the Spartan Field was the site of the traditional rivalry between the Chula Vista Spartans and the Red Devils of Sweet- water, The Diablos lost to the powerful Chula Vista squad, 46 to l5. The Diablos played fine football in the first half and held the Spartans to a small 7 to O lead. ln the third quarter, Chula Vista broke loose with 26 points to lead 33 to O before quarterback Bob Jordan pitched the Red Devils' first score into the hands of Ruben Dominquez, late in the period. ln the fourth period, Jordan again passed for a touchdown, this time to end Jim Gibbs, and Don Gentry added the conversion. With a Sweetwater safety, the score then read 33 to l5. Chula Vista went on to score twice in the fourth quarter and defeat the Red Devils, 46 to l5. EL CAJON vs SWEETWATER Sweetwater's Varsity football squad ended their i955 season on November l8, by clinch- ing third place in the Metro League with a sparkling 26 to l4 win over the El Cajon Braves on the Helix gridiron. Halfback Ruben Dominquez was the first to score when he plunged over in the first quarter to give the Red Devils an early lead. ln the second period, George McElvain went over from the two and Carl Hays scored the extra point on a line plunge to give the Diablos a l3 to 7 lead over the Braves at half time. On an early play in the third quarter, McElvain scored again, this time through the middle for Sl yards. Bill Walters ran over the extra point to put the Devils out in front, 20 to 7. The Braves scored again, only to be completely set back when McElvain turned in the play of the game with an 89 yard drive off tackle in the fourth period. The final score gave Sweetwater a 26 to I4 victory over EI Cajon. I Sweetwater Red Devils sing their school hymn after defeating El Cajon. One of the best Bee Football teams to be privileged to play for Sweetwater was the 1955 team coached by John Green and assistant coach Richard Coxe The Duablos who won 2 tied l and lost l came in second place in Metro League competition The Bees scored a total of l05 points to their opponents 52 They had two pre season victories over Point Loma and Coronado which they won by suc cessuve scores of 26 O and 20 O Bill Hull Keith Luhnow Bob Payne Simon Pena ToshnoToyosak1 Tum Tnkkanen and Frank Story made up a strong defensive squad Carrying most of the offensive load an the Devil offensive were Jack Lensnng Bull Wilson Arne Hansen Gray Elliott James Spicer James Bennet Keith Luhnow Julian Prendez Duck Coch ran John Dual Roy Renfro Frank Story and Akira Hamaguchu Fin! nw, left to right: C. Sutcliffe, Mgr., A. Harnaguchi, R. Evans, B. Baker, J. Prendez, E. Hartson, R. Renfro, R. Babcock, F-. Story, C, King, T. Green, T. Langfeldt, G. Loth, S. Pena, N. Lienhard, Mgr. Second row, left to right: J. Dial, T. Moynahan, G. Elliott, R. Vlhnn, D. Cochran, R. Miller, C, Bradly, R. Macias,.T. Colarusso, J. Bennett, J, Russell, J. Crawford, E. Shore, F. James, Mgr. Third row, left to right: Coach Green, A, Hansen, W. Hill, D. Tucker, M. Wilson, T. Toyosaki, Coach Coxe. Fourth row, left to right: B. Copeland, J. Lensing, R. Fambrough, H. Varella, T. Tikkanen, B. Perez, D. Payne, C. Mosier, D. Randolph, F. Davis, D. Smith, B. Wilson, J. lgo, K. Luhnow. Sweetwater Bee Footballers . James Bennet, Roger Miller, Gray Elliott, Akira Hamaguchi, l l SHINE IN GRID ACTION , H ,H , Bob Baker Knumber l2l stopped by Chula Vista Red Devil B99 S PfeP0 e for UCUOU- player while Hamaguchi lnumber 24? assists. Finish Second in League Red Devil defense Sfepg e Chute Visfe driye. Bill Wilson drives hard against Helix defenders Varsity Basketball 'bd Row 'I left to rlght R Mendnola Mgr D Cochran B Beardsley J OBreen R Hawkins R Lwely Row 2 Coach Shelmerdune J Doughty G Carter P Stoddard C Wake Dal J Davu Varsuty Basketball Standings Grossmont Hel IX Chula Vusto Sweetwater EI Cajon Coach Shelmerdme MV., Show Strength Jim O'Brien All-Metro Team BCE-gaptgirfs Roger Lively im Sfjgrliy Jim O'Brien Varsity Basketball Season The Sweetwater Red Devil Varsity opened the season with their sights set on improving their last place finish of the previous season. San Diego area newspapers picked the Devils to win two and lose six in league play, and to tie El Cajon for the cellar. Predictions were based an the number of returning lettermen of each school and the past record. Coach Lee Shelmerdine told the team at the season's start that he would be pleased with a four win four loss record in league play this season considering the competition and returning players, He based this prediction on the fact that we were probably a year away, with juniors in many key positions anchored by only one good senior ball player in the person of Jimmy O'Brien. Our team's league record hit just between the two predictions, The Varsity won three and lost five in league play and finished ahead of El Cajon High in the standings. A great amount of improvement in team play was shown as the year wore an. All opposing coaches rated the Red Devils as the most dangerous team they had to face on a given night. Pre-season play saw the Devils drop their first five contests and then defeat St. Augus- tine 46-35 to break the spell. In the Kiwanis Holiday Tournament in San Diego the Devils did very well, going to the finals of the con- solation record, We lost to Brawley High 53- 35, slaughtered Mt. Empire 86-30, defeated a very strong Hemet High team 52-48 in an overtime game, and then dropped the consola- tion final to El Cajon High 48-41, after blow- ing a seven point third quarter to lead. After the holiday we dropped our final pre- season game to Lincoln High 5l-42. League play saw the Devils play great and poor basketball on alternate nights lsuch as any young team in competition might dol. Our record showed three convincing losses to open the league season to Grossmont 72-30, to Helix 79-50, and to Chula Vista 49-35. At this time the Devils found themselves and defeated El Cajon in a thriller 56-54. They followed this up with the Metro League up- set of the year win over the then undefeated Grossmont Foothillers 35-33 in one of the best basketball games Sweetwater has ever participated in, Jimmy O'Brien and Roger Lively led the scoring while Bob Beardsley played a great defensive game, holding Gross- mont's all-Metro forward, Williams, to four points. lt was a great team effort and the high spot of the Devils' season. Su-Hi defeated San Diego State College Frosh 52-33 in a special game during the year that saw Roger Lively score twenty-seven points ihis high for the seasonl. Helix's tall Highlanders cooled the Devils off with a con- vincing 6l-47 win. Chula Vista hung their second loss on the Devils, 54-46. Sweetwater closed out their league season with a thrilling 53-50 second straight win over the El Cajon Braves at the Grossmont gym. The league record was set at three wins, five losses. ln summing up the season, Coach Shelmer- dine said, My biggest thrill was our win over Grossmont, my biggest disappointment was in not defeating Chula Vista. I felt that Helix was the best team in the league and that there was not too much to choose be- tween the rest of us. I want to thank Jimmy O'Brien for the great contribution to Sweetwater basketball fortunes, Jim played Bee ball in his sopho- more year, scoring l35 points in 20 games, Varsity ball in his junior year, scoring 230 points in 28 games, and this past year as a senior, scored 329 points in 25 games for a l32 average. His steady improvement, fine floor play, his great leadership on the floor and his excellent attitude made him the ball player I like least to lose by graduation, l wish him luck in his future activities. As for next year, Su-Hi will come as close to being loaded for a season as they ever have. Returning lettermen will be Bob Beardsley, Roger Lively, Ronald Hawkins, Dick Cochran, John Dial, and Calvin Wake. Good prospects up from the Bees will be Bob Jordon and Jack Lensing with Ted Nash and others from the Sophomore squad. We will battle a very good returning Helix team for the championship next year, Come and help us win itl At left, - .... in .. i i, Ron Hawkins sets for a free throw again 1 N4 0, pn .x Xa I M 5 .ry Bee Basketballers The l955-56 edition of the Red Devil B Basketball team proved to be one of the strongest and most spirited squads in Sweetwater's history. The class B cagers wound up in second place in the league behind a very tough Helix team, with 6 wins and 2 losses. They also placed first in the 2nd An- nual Sweetwater B Basketball Tour- nament. Under the expert coaching of Don Bardot, the Diablos defeated all comers with such high scorers as Jack Lensing, Bob Jordon, Arlie Clubb, Don Moore, Paul Lewis, and Frank Storey. Other boys who backed up the squad and should be first string next year are Gray Elliott, Bill Honeycutt, John Bodge, Jerry Wilson, Jerry Lewis, and Gerald Stowe. Frstro JLesgSecodro Ieftto ghtGStoeACIbbJLe sBJodo FStoryCochB o ll g B Ho eyc tt P Moo Le 99 i vs. nin. n v, ri :. w,.u,. Wi,- fn,- ,3 afdff G. E iott, J. Wilson, J. Bod e, . n u , . re, P. wis. Place Second in League :7 7 C.. X I X! Q.. i-- 3- ran First row, left to right: J, Mars, A. Hansen, G. Orrell, T, Nash, J. Norris, T Teckannen. Second row, left to right: C. Sutcliffe, J. lgo, D. Tucker, J. Lamb, J. Martlnez. Not pictured: Coach Anderson. 100 - l Upper left, Bob Jordon and .lack Lensing de- fend against a Spartan as Paul Lewis and Don Moore look on. Above, Jordon goes up on de- fense against Chula Vista as Arlie Clubb sets for rebound. B Basketball Standings W. L. Helix . , .. 7 l Sweetwater .... Chula Vista ..., Grossmont .... 6 2 5 3 2 6 El Cajon 0 8 Devi1's Varsity Track Sparked by the outstanding performances of senior Bill Walters, the Red Devil varsity spikemen completed another outstanding season. Bug-a-booed by injury or illness for several weeks in mid-season, they actually lacked the point-getting punch they were capableof individually. Senior Art Luhnow sparkled at the Huntington Beach Relays by winning the Small Schools broad jump with an effort of 2l'9 . Against Grossmont, Bill Walters, Jim Stewart and Mike Rogers ran l-2-3 in the lOO-yard dash. Bill turned in a 9.8 for a new school record. Jim and Mike were only juniors. Carl Hays, hurdler, Larry Himmer, shot putter, and pole vaulters Bill Clauser and Jim King were good for points in every meet. The distance running chores were ably handled by Dave Bavencoff, Glenn Clark, Frank Story, Richard Pinto, Simon Pena, and Vincent Reynolds, captain of the Cross Country team this year. George McElvain, a junior and the Metro League's number-one quarter- miler, sustained a lower abdominal strain and was sidelined for the season, while running first in the 440 against Helix. T Q 3 First row, left to right: L, Himmer, B. Clauser, P, Fuson, G. Clark, V. Reynolds, P, Barron, J. Krause, G. Mitchell Second row, left to right: R. Wadham, Mgr., C. Bradley, B. Walters, G. Brown, J. King, J, Johns, C. Hays, E McLean, Mgr. Third row, left to right: J. Kiefer, Mgr., G. McElvain, L. Yeriowine, M. Rogers, A. Luhnow, R Pinto, T. Thomanson, Mgr. Fourth row, left to right: Coach Cole, D. Price, C. Coxe, R. Macias. lOl Bee Trackmen Ca '5 fb rx ' no uso Fnrsti row left to right B Bailey W Wilson G Loth R Winn D Smith H lsr I S cl J S Pena A Hamaguchu F Davis D Smith Third row A LeAlcala l Silva D Ozairn ilcmllusglll R S5522 Meeting Point Loma in this first track and field meet of the 1956 season the Red Devil varsity bee and cee teams literally ran away with the contests when they defeated the Pointers by scores of 64 2X3 to 391!3 51 to 44 and 41 to 31 spectively Speedy Bill Walters turned in the best performance of the day when he ran a 9 9 in the one hundred yard dash This tied the school record which he also set last year Some other fine times turned in during the day were a 21 7 turned in by Walters in the 220 and a 52 8 run by George McEIvain in the 440 Devils Sweep Broad Jump The Diablo broad jumpers swept their specialty when they placed one two three in the event. Art Luhnow turned in the finest leap of 21 feet one and three-quarter inches. Art also placed first in the high jump with a five feet five inch effort. Other Devil firsts were in the 120 yard high hurdles run by Carl Hays' in the shot put by Larry Himmer' in the pole vault by Bill Clauser' and in the 880 relay run by Walters McElvain Luhnow and Mike Rogers. Cee Trackmen L ' r Er? Tow left to right J Stewart R Leaman P Turner C Kung Second row D Cowan uao N Luenhard T Green B Davies J Wake Su H1 Cross Country Forst row left to nght G Clark V Reynolds J Steward R Learnan D Ozbun Second row left to rlght J Wake S Fuson A Lunhow B Davues D Cowan Thurd row left to rlght Coach Coxe D Smnth Mgr E N A M 1 1--J-, I- 4 -- - ': ,L ' ' 5, -.-Mi-. , :Lt A A Q cr 1 1 Y . . I ' 0 , ' .1 -' -' 3 8 - ' , '1 if G' X5 , x 1 ' x . A A . t. I vu B L v'.f -L '-'-'fu 'ln-wp-vw W-4-vadvdrga M ,W 13, ,,,,,,. N ,, I W H 0 1 ' , ' : , , , ' , . , . , , . , 5 I L , c . K. t b K li 4 if r-: ,H-arm 1 Q' J M ii ' f ill , 'qw'3-Iii. ' - ,','!hn-P . .V AY' gi l. 5 ff! , ffl! -541 A Q ai Piufu, .N H 'as , .V-43 Www? 'Wi Bill Walters breaks the tape against Grossmont . . for a new School ,ecord of 9-8. Larry Hummer, varsity shot putter D 'l V 't ' A t' 3, 5' -J Bill Clauser, Su-Hi's ace pole vaulter, clears Q , I I feet against San Diego High in a dual meet. - A Art Lulmow of Sweetwater goes high for a first in the broad jump against Grossmont. 104 Diablo Spikers in Action Carl Hays-Su-Hi Hurdie Man ' 1 Varsity Bee Trackmen Shine 2? if 05,3 . Akira Hamaguchi-Off Like a Whiz lv- 5-J K 's . n. .-not -...Q-0' i' Jr In Relay-B. Walters, J. Stewart, A. Lunhow, M. Rogers Big King, Davies, and Hays resting during a hard workout .1 . maa- Davies, King, the mighty Bee hurdlers IO5 Red Devil Action 'ximixxxwx mmivg WXWKSLNWMXX mm SSKMKSQQEQQ yi, Egg, if-vm-eff-.9,s-xA5w.A.w.4 Q-J WWW QM Www xxkgiwxwismwgw MiVENf3fMl333jM MSQWWYXX vxmniwwddikm mhwwxgg ?.Q,.-,UV QXYEMXMW -f4r'1-.-.J-fbfb'-MXQQ-,HXQ s F .f f D. Cocknn clears the high jump with ease ' , X ' - v .N-O I 1 X QR ' N f N' Q Jvvvxs , X X - , K Q x - H 6 ,M O' Q A y Sax GNN.. 1 1 i Ay, ing.. K 4 ' fi ,I , X . ' ., him I .W H A 'Li if3 T3, ' W- fi gwgx j i ' . t N I ' X ' I G. Clark Q 'Q -S., ' W - 6 F G-O A ' . U- 7 Row I left to right C Mouser Mgr S Colarusso R Domingud, Keller Ngr Row 2 M Heath R Renfro J Miller J Pennington J. Wilson, Row Coach Green J Moore J Gibbs R Lively B Beardsley Tex Mi Red Dev11 Baseball if i ff, ,U Coach Green 'X VM M!!! MP! 0 !g4V,W wContinued success of the varsity baseball team showed up when they beat Chula Vista in o 2 to I victory, with Ken Harpenau pitching all the way. As this annual went to press, we have had three games, winning two and losing one. ,ng ff 1' Ruben Dominguez reaches first on a single against Grossmont High. Varsity Horsehiders This team has the most spirit and desire to become champions than any team l have had the privilege to coach. There is no weakness in any position. We have pitching depth and ability in both right- and left-handed throwers. Our over-all team speed is the best that we have ever had at Su-Hi. The infielders are good, both defensively and hitting. In regard to our outfield, it is the best defensive outfield in the league, and their throwing arms compare favorably with any high school outfields. The catching department is ably handled by Sam Colarusso and Ed McCarley. ln an over-all summary, this team will finish at the top, or very close to the top in the Metro League. We held our own against the toughest competition in this area. Our pitching staff is composed of Kenny Har- penau and Gerald Miller, left-handers, and Bobby Jordon and Roger Lively, right-handers. Our infield is composed of Roy Renfro, 3rd, Bobby Beardsley, SS, Ruben Dominguez, 2nd, Jim Pennington, lst, with Paul Lewis as utility infielder. Our outfield is Mike Heath in left, Jim Gibbs in center and Jim Sevier in right, with Don Moore as utilitv. after defeating Grossmont, 2-l. C -In Achon The victorious Red Devils are a happy team Baseball Jumor Varslty catcher Jumor Varsity heavy hitters If , J- ruff 'f, 4 . A, , 0 . j . . I V. ' ':.i,,'Z ' w . - ' ' ' . 1 -, . - - ' . , ' 1-J 11f.f-uh . ' .. -' ' ..-.. -',g,.,.-'.,y H Q , , , eq-H-an .- 5 3... N -' V. ., - A , ' .- ,S Q,.8f'ff'..-,'. ,,,.'fN-- ' .1 - Row I: L. Hodge and T. Moynahan, Mgr. Row 2: J. Moore, R. Miller, N. Reagan, M, Wilson, H. Bazzell T. Colarusso, R. Papike. Row 3: Coach Shelmerdine, A. Clubb, B, Honeycutt, L. Allan, D. McKenzie, C. Weber, S. Kimes, J. Dial, T. Tikkanen, G. Elliot. 109 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the l956 Red and Gray annual staff would luke to express our san cere appreciation to the Advertisers who so Ioyally supported our annual We hope that everyone enyoys the l956 edutuon of the Red and Gray lt us a souvenlr for you to keep ln remembrance of a happy year at Sweetwater Hugh We would luke to personally thank the fallownng people who through thenr combined efforts have made thus book possible Mr Morrrs Ross Annual advisor who so patiently and capably helped us wnth each ,sectlon Mrs Jerelyn Sparks Art Advisor who ably helped Max Keyte desugn our cover Photographers who never fouled to Impress upon our faces a smile rann or shrne S K Smrth Company Whose manufacturing job on our padded covers was superb llO The Faculty Who so knndly excused students for plctures Mrs Helen Berger Literary Advnsor who guided and corrected our copy and stones Prmclpal who helped us with arrangements wlth our picture schedule Mr Jlm Neyenesch Pnnter who advused us on our let tenng and copy and Neyenesch pnnters who did such an extremely wonderful job on the prnntnng Mr. Pierce and Mr. Snowden Mr. A. 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