Several older alumni were given special recognition, including Eileen Finley McCarthy, who was presented as the school’s oldest living alumna. As a young girl and then a teenager, McCarthy was well-known in San Diego as an actress on the radio. While she was a sophomore at Point Loma in 1937, a well-known Russian choreographer, Theodore Kosloff, discovered McCarthy’s dancing talent. She frequently can be heard yelling out her favorite Point Loma High cheer: “One-two-three-four, who are we all rooting for, Point Loma, Point Loma!”The show keeps on going. The writer, Mike McCarthy, is Eileen McCarthy’s son, who lives in Point Loma.