Jefferson High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Daly City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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To this model of what mankind might be, we dedicate our 1948 Tom Tom. --vap- Y ' W'1 -' W 'Z' ' Y wwf-1-qu.--W 1-V 1 w,--A 'i mf- 'A am x Sl 353 September 10, 1947 marked the first day of the new semester. In September, all classes held elections for class officers for the fall term, and students received the X-ray service given by the San Mateo County Tuberculosis and Health Association. October brought the first dance of the year, the Quarterback Sneakng and the opening of the ,47 football season, the end of which found the Indians rank- ing third in the league, having placed three men on the All-P.A.L. teams. Jeff battled South City in the Thanksgiving Big-Little Game and won. Ground was broken for the new shop buildings in November, and members of the Lions' Club, escorted by Senior girls, toured the school that month. In December, the Junior Class presented their annual prom. In January, Ray Settrini was elected student-body' president and the Seniors held their Senior Ball. Graduation exercises were held for the fall class on February 5, 1948. A Donkey Basketball game held in the gym in February proved to be the most exciting event of the year. The Spring Seniors presented their play in April and were graduated June 16, 1948. -11 , f F ,. .5 wk K I Wm. Pj A A454 9 55 fWYvRI?f' KYB' iv: -ww ,I wx, Q H ,?,,,!Y .2 m M, KJ?-J41l,lil ,,,,,, -L M . ,L Q + 5 I? Y pf ,555 i I ii? , Q3 ' 1, 5 C13 , 5 f 1 - EM W, 1 Q -. Wi Lg 1 K ig www Mr . Stanford Hannah ' I A task without a vision is drudgery. A vision without a task is a dream: But a task with a vision is an opportunity and a challenge. We wish that each senior would catch a vision and then apply himself to its realization, To do these things will most certainly assure him a life of achievement and of satisfaction. Some find the above secret to success early and profit thereby. Others postpone eventual discovery of the secret, while still others avoid it entirely. Few realize the narrow margin of effort between the man who achieves and the man who fails. Be of the former groupg your efforts will be well rewarded. STANFORD I-IANNAH Distric! Superintendent lv f'F 1w- 'NV?0'Yz go sm, ,- gun, 1, if QQAW Qs' W 524 ' 5332.5 jim UMM, and the Kuaiodzbma, '-.. 2'i Mica, MRS. BERNICE KOLLMANN MISS KATHLEEN DAY MISS CORINNE CUNEO fuiodzhnm MR. BOGART MR. WEBB MRS. WYNN MR. FAIR MR. NELSON MR. PARODI agqwm MISS CUNEO MRS. BRADFORD MRS. MORGAN MRS. NORTH MRS. FLICK MRS. WINTER 52 1 4 c Q Q 1 1 s s I-: s x . f5, ,, V u L l P I H. C LRSS OF 1348 ANN Romain-sow, Secretary-Treasurer LEE OBERG. Secretary-Treasurer DAN WILSON, President OSCAR GIUSTI, President BEVERLY Rowe, Vice-President DORIS PARODI, ViC2-Pr0SiCl9nt The Fall Senior Class was a small one, but the members made up in activity and spirit what they lacked in number. The group enjoyed a Senior Get Together Day, for which they planned a trip to Muir Vifoods. Plans for a Senior Sneakv were abandoned when the seniors were given a week's vacation. The high light of the semester was the Senior Ball. The auditorium was beautifully decorated as a Chinese Garden and class members in formal dress had a wonderful evening, climaxed by the grand march of grad- uating seniors. The Spring Senior Class was a large one, with many members who were leaders in school activities. The Seniors used the Baby Day idea as the theme for their Senior Jinx, which was entitled The Birthday Party. Other class plans included a Senior Breakfast, a Senior Get Together Day, and a Senior Ball. The theme for the ball was Blue Champagne and it was a huge success. This class originated the custom of permitting only graduating seniors to wear white dinner jackets to the Senior Ball. fiafsfvvm sig? CECILIA ACCINELLI-Italian Club 1, Z, GPAL 1, Z, Senior Ball Comm., Red Cross, Library Practice 4. JOE ALBERA ALMA BECKER-Art Club 1, Red Cross 1, 2, Council 4, Chorus 1, Geology Club 1, Z, Stamps and Bonds 2, 3, GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Block J 3, 4, Pres. 3, JNS 3, 4, Entertainment Comm. 4, Serg.-at-Arms Comm. 4, Photo Club 3, 4, May Festival 2, Senior Pictures, Senior Jinx Comm., Duplicating Staff 4. BETTE CHELIA-Chorus 1, GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Comm., May Festival 2, Aquacade 3, Block J 3, 4, Photo Club 3, Senior Jinx Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Student Body Treasurer 3, Student Body Secretary 4. GORDON CADY-Track 1, Z, Swimming 3, 4, Football 4, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 3, 4. GLORIA COLEMAN-Spanish Club 1, 2, Photo Club 1, 2, Band 1, Library Practice 1, Ofiice Practice 1, Junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Totem Pole Staff 1, ,6- IRENE IVERSON-CSF Z, Spanish Club Z, 3, Office Practice 4. ROBERT HAILER-Transfer from Mission High School, San Francisco, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Art Club 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4. ALICE JOHNSON-GPAL 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Dramatics 4. DOROTHY LEAHY-Entertainment Comm, 3, 4, GPAL 3, Art Club 4, Library Practice 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Senior Jinx Comm., Senior Ball Comm. HOWARD HEFFRON--Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, won Heavyweight Division. RUTH MANGODT-GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Block J 4, Chorus 1, 2, Office Practice 4, Duplicating 4, Senior Jinx Comm., Senior Ball Comm. H ANITA CRESP1'-GPAL 1, 2, Senior Ball Comm., Spanish Club 1, Duplicating 4, Oiiice Practice 4. ROBERT GARCIA-Swimming Team 3, 4. RENA FEUTRIER-GPAL 1, French Club 2, 3, Senior An- nouncement Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Office Practice 4, Duplicating 4. BESSIE FREEL-Chorus 1, Z, Art Club 1, Senior Jinx Comm., Senior Ball Comm., French Club 2. JACK GHIO-Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Block J 4. YVONNE HULME-Chorus 1, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, Band 1, 2, GPAL 1, 4, Library Practice 4, Senior Jinx Comm. JANET PETERSEN-Spanish Club 2, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, 4g GPAL 1, 33 Office Practice 4g Chorus 1, 33 Senior Jinx Comm. BOB LAZZERINI--Track 13 Football 1, 43 German Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Soph. Vice Pres.3 Low Sen. Vice Pres.3 Junior Prom Comm.3 Boy's State 43 Student Conference 43 Block J 43 Student Body Pres. 4. JEAN PRESTON MARY PEDERSEN JACK MCCAFFREY--Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Mgr. 33 Senior Sweater Comm.3 Block J Society. ANN ROBERTSON-fCSF 13 Office Practice 33 Library Prac- tice 43 High Senior Sec.-Treas.3 Totem Pole 3, 4, Ed. 43 Duplicating 4g Executive Board 43 Senior Ball Comm.3 Senior Jinx Comm.3 Entertainment Comm. 4. LORRAINE MASSONI CLARENCE LACK-Track 13 JNS 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 German Club 3, 43 Swimming 3, 43 Football 4. APRYL MATTILA-Transfer from Tacoma, Washington, 19473 Low Senior Sec.-Treas.3 Chorus 43 Duplicating 43 May Festival 33 Senior Jinx Comm.3 Senior Ball Comm. LOUISE MJEHOVIC1-I-GPAL 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 Junior Prom Comm. 33 Yearbook Staffg Entertainment Comm. 43 Sgt.-at-Arms Comm. 43 Senior Ball Comm.3 Senior Jinx Comm. AL LAGOMARSINO-Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4g Basketball Z, 3, 43 Block J 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 43 Student Body Vice Pres. 43 Sgt.-at-Arms Comm. 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Comm.3 Exec- utive Board 43 Senior Ball Comm.3 Senior Jinx Comm.3 Stu- dent Conference 43 Totem Pole Staff 33 Year Book Staff 4. ELISA PARADISO-French Club 1, 2, 33 Art Club 13 CSF 1 Z, 33 GPAL 13 Entertainment Comm, 3, 43 Office Practice 4' Dramatics 43 Senior Ball Comm. 7 9 BEVERLY ROWE-Stamps and Bonds 23 Chorus 13 May Festival 23 Aquacade 33 GPAL 3, 43 Junior Prom Comm.3 German Club 4g Senior Vice Pres.3 Student C0hf8f9hC8Q Cap and Gown Comm.3 Senior Jinx Comm, DAVID MCCAHON-Transfer from South San Francisco High School, 19453 Latin Club 43 Yell Leader 43 Low Senior Pres. MARIE SHARP-GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4g Block J 1, 23 Chorus 1, 43 Aquacade 33 Duplicating 4g Office Practice 4. RENEE SORS GEORGE MCLEOD-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. DOLORES SPOULOS--Photo Club 33 Totem Pole 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 43 Library Practice 43 Office Practice 4g GPAL 33 Enter- tainment Comm. 43 Senior Ball Comm.3 Senior Jinx Comm. BETTY VALENTINO ROY OTTOBONI DORIS VALLERGA-ltalian Club 1, 2, GPAL l, Office Prac- tice 4, Senior Ball Comm. JANET WARREN-Chorus l, GPAL 2, 3, 4, Block J 3, 4, Pres. 4, Girlls Hi Jinx 4, Duplicating 4, Office Practice 4, Aquacade 3, Senior Ball Comm. ROBERT PARRES-Baseball Mgr. 3, Bloclc J 3, 4. CLARA ZANOBINI-Italian Club 1, 2, GPAL 2, 3, 4, Block J 3, 4, Duplicating 4, Senior BallComm., Senior Jinx Comm., Girl's Hi Jinx 4. DAVID ARTESEROS-Transfer from Fort Bragg High School, 1946, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 3, 4, Aquacade 2, 4, Photo Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Senior Jinx Comm. MELBA BEALL--Transfer from Mission High, 1946, Dupli- cating 1, Library Practice 1. JOHN ATTENISIA-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, Boxing 2, 3, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 3, Block J 4, Senior Play, Senior Ball Comm., Stamp and Bonds 1. BARBARA BORDSON-GPAL 1, Z, Aquacade 2, 4, Junior Prom Comm., Entertainment Comm., German Club 4, Art Club 4, Senior Ball Comm. ROBERT BENASSINI-Transfer from St. Ignatius High School, 1948. CAROLYN BUCHER-Transfer from Immaculate Conception Academy, 1947, Totem Pole 4, Senior Ball Comm., Sec. of Peninsula Press Club, Executive Board 4. , . 3, W MONTE ROBINSON-Football Z, 4, Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 1, 3, Junior Vice Pres., Spanish Club 1, Z, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Stage Crew 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Cap and Gown Comm. GERTRUDE WILSON-Transfer from Washington High School, 1946, Chorus 4, Photo Club 3. FRANK TORKELSON-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. HELEN AHEARN-Library Practice 2, 3, 4. DAN WILSON-Boxing 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Traclc 1, Z, Totem Pole 2, Soph. Pres,, Vice Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms Z, 3, 4, JNS 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Entertainment Comm. 3, Block J 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Senior Pres., Year Book 3, 4, Ed. 4, Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Salutatorian. DORALYN BATE-Transfer from Denver, Colorado, 1946, CSF 4, GPAL 2, 3, 4, Ofhce Practice 4, Chorus 4, Block J 4, Senior Ball Comm. Jua- rpm- 1 CHARLES CHRISTIAN-Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Boxing 45 Chorus 1, 45 Band Z, 35 Enter- tainment Comm. 45 Block J 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Stamps and Boncls 25 Sgt.-at-Arms 4. MARILYN DANIELSON-Entered Fall, 1947. GENE CROSS--Football Z, 3, 45 Boxing Z, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Band 25 Spanish Club 45 Block J 4. SHIRLEY DOWNIE-CSF 25 Duplicating 45 Senior P1ay5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Aquacade 2, 4. BILL DUNLAP-German Club 35 Photo Club 45 Band Z. EMILY DOMINQUEZ-Transfer from Washington High School, 1948. BILL BOLSTER-Transfer from Roosevelt High School, Hono- lulu, T. H., 19475 Football 3, 45 Swimming 35 Spanish C1ub 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Bancl 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Block J 45 Senior Play. BETH CALVIN-Sec. 45 Executive Board 45 Sec.-Treas. 25 May Festival 15 Aquacacle Z, 45 Entertainment Comm. 3, 4, Chairman 45 Junior Prom Comm.5 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 1, V. Pres. 25 CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 GPAL 1, 2, 3, 45 B1ock J 3, 4, Sec. 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Year Book 45 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Play. NORMAN BABKIRK-Band 1, 25 German Club 2, 35 Senior Ball Comm. CLEO CHALMERS-GPAL 1, 25 Duplicating 45 Oliice Prac- tice 45 Library Practice 4. GENE BORELLA-Track 15 Boxing 3. JEAN CARRIGAN-Transfer from South Gate High School, Los Angeles, 19455 Entertainment Comm. 35 Art Club 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Duplicating 4. NORMAN DE CHAMBEAU-Swimming Z, 3, 45 Aquacacle 45 Block J 2, 3, 45 Art Club 4, V. Pres. 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Junior Prom Comm.5 Photo Club 45 Executive Board 4. BARBARA GREENWOOD-Latin Club 25 Art Club 45 GPAL 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm. RICHARD GAMBA-Football 35 Block J 3, 45 Baseball 3, Mgr. Z5 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. CAROL GESENGER-Transfer from Washington High School, 19465 Junior Prom Comm.5 Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 45 Enter- tainment Comm. 45 Duplicating 3, 4, Pres. 45 Executive Board 45 Year Book Editor 4. OSCAR GIUSTI-Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, All PAL 2, 35 Pres. Z5 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior P1ay5 Italian Club 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Entertainment Comm. 2, 3, 45 Year Book 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 45 Executive Board 2, 3, 45 Block J 3, 45 Const. Comm. 3, 4. FLORENCE HANNAH-GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Stamps and Bonds 1, 25 JNS Z, 3, 4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Block J 2, 3, 4, V. Pres, 3, Sec. 45 Dramatics 3, Art Club 45 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Aquacade 2, 4. LEONARD COSSITT-Boxing 1, 2. JOY FOGLEMAN-Spanish Club 1, Photo Club 3, Chorus, Majorette, Totem Pole Staff, Senior Ball Comm, LOUIS DE SALVATORE-Italian Club Z, 3, Pres. 2, Exec- utive Board 3, 4, Pres. 35 Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm., Basketball Z, 3, 4, Football 4, All PAL 4, Dance Band 4, Senior Jinx Comm., Entertain- ment Comm. 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN FUCI-IS-Stamps and Bonds 1, GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Block J 3, 4, Italian Club 2, Latin Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Executive Board 3, CSF Sec, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Aqua- cacle Z, 4, May Festival 3, Dramatics 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Senior Play, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm. GEORGE DE SALVATORE-Block J 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Italian Club 2, 3, Entertainment Comm. 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Junior Prom Comm., Sgt.-at-Arms. DOROTHY FINGER-Transfer from Alameda High School, Office Practice 4, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Aquacacle 4. 'Ak MILDRED HANSEN-GPAL 1, 2, Dramatics 35 Art Club 4, Photo Club 4, Senior Ball Comm. JOE GUTIERREZ-Track 3, 4, Football Mgr. 4, Band 1, Junior Prom Comm., Block J 4, Senior Play. CHRISTOBEL I-IOLCOMB-May Festival 1, Aquacacle 2, 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Z, 3, 45 GPAL 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Comm., Block J 4, Chorus 4, Dramatics 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Senior Announce- ment Comm. ALFRED GALLIANO-Track 2, Basketball z. MYRNA II-IRIE-Chorus 1, Z, Red Cross 1, Journalism 2, Art Club 4, Dance Band 4, GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Comm. BERNARD GARCIA--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Z, Boxing 3, Track 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, V. Pres. Fresh. Class, Lgt. Wgt. Block J Z, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm., Senior Play. HENRY HERMANSEN-Boxing 4, Track 4. BETTE JENNINGS-Stamps and Bonds 1, May Festival 1, 3, Dramatics 4, Totem Pole 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 4, Senior Jinx 4, Senior Ball Comm. 4, Photo Club 45 Yearbook 4, Sec. 4. ROBERT HUNTINGTON--Track 1, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Aquacacle 2, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 2, 3. AUDREY JESSUP-Transfer from Abraham Lincoln High School, San Jose, 19475 Chorus 4, DAVID KING--Football 4, Honorable Mention All-PAL 4, Block J 4, V. Pres. 4. JOAN JONES-GPAL 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Art Club 4. .- 1 , -we X . eff s ANDRE LAUMOND-Basketball 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, Baseball 2, Track 3, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 3, 4, Photo Club 4. HAZEL KING-Chorus 1, Band 1, Latin Club 2, GPAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramarics 4, Aquacade 4, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm. LELAND MICHELETTI-Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3, 4, Low Senior Vice Pres., Lgt. Wgt, Block J 1, 2, Pres. 2, Block J 3, 4. DOLORES KOLLMEYER-Transfer from New York, 1947. Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4, German Club 4, Art Club 4, Sec. 4, Senior Ball Comm. RICHARD MORGAN-Football 1, Z, 3, 4, All-PAL 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3. 4, Boxing 3, Block J 2, 3, 4. HELEN KIMLER-German Club 2, 3, 4, Entertainment Comm. 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Comm., Aquacacle 2, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm. Flu-1 ,, W' 'lw-,. I DONALD MOSS1-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-PAL 3, 4, Block J 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. JUNE LEMON-JNS 2, 3, 4, GPAL 1, 2, 3, Photo Club 4, Aquacade 2, Art Club 4, Senior Jinx Comm. PAT OSTREM-Transfer from John Sweet High School, Crockett, Basketball 4, Senior Play. LOUISE LYNCH-Entered 1947. ERNEST OLSON-JNS 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4. PATRICIA MCHUGH-German Club 3, 4, GPAL Z. t 1, we -I .3442 -V LAWRENCE PANDER-Basketball 2, Boxing 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lgt. Wgt. Block J 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Com. ELVERA MADONNA-Chorus 4, Duplicating 4, Library Practice 4. RALPH PERCIVAL-Photo Club 4. LEONTINE OBERG-Chorus 1, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, GPAL, Yell Leader 3, Head Yell Leader 3, Executive Board 3, Junior Prom Comm., Sgt.-at-Arms 4, May Festival 1, 3, Aquacacle 2, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Play. ANDREW QUAGLIA-ltalian Club 2, Football 2, 3. MIRIAM MILLER-CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Practice Z, 3, Office Practice 4, Duplicating 4, Cafeteria 3, 4. LEE PETERSON-GPAL 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Block J 3, 4, Sec. 35 Junior Vice Pres.g Latin Club 2, 35 Junior Prom Comm,5 Senior Ring Comm.5 Year Book Staff. BOB ROY-Transfer from Sequoia High Schoolg Track 4. HELEN PLATE-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 GPAL 1, 25 Stamps and Boncls 25 Junior Prom Comm.5 Year Book 45 Totem Pole Staff 3, 4, Ed. 45 Executive Board 45 Dramatics 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. MARILYN PROBST-Junior Prom Comm.5 Dramatics 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior Play5 Stamps and Bonds 15 Library Practice 4. EDMOND RAFFO-Baseball 25 Baseball Mgr. ELEANOR QUICKERT-Transfer from Immaculate Concep- tion Acaclemy, 19465 Photo Club 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. pe dn' -ns CHARLOTTE SHARP-Transfer from Fort Cullins High School, Colorado, 19455 GPAL 2, 3. CARSTEN THOMSEN-Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Photo Club 4. WILMA SCOTT-Spanish Club 15 Photo Club 45 Fashion Show 3. MARILYN TACCHI-Transfer from South San Francisco High School, 19475 GPAL 3, 45 Aquacade 45 Senior Play5 Senior Jinx Comm. JOHNNY VAUGHN-Senior Jinx Comm.5 Football 2, 35 Senior Ball Comm. SHIRLEY SVANI--Transfer from Balboa High School, 19475 Band 45 Dance Band 45 GPAL 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm. f 2 EDRIE SUMMERS-Transfer from Commerce High School, 1947. FRANCIS STONE DOROTHY RACETTE-GPAL 25 Italian Club 25 Junior Prom Comm,5 Vice Pres. 45 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Entertainment Comm, 45 Executive Board 45 Senior Announcement Comm.5 Senior Photo Comm. PATRICIA SWEET-May Festival 1, 35 GPAL 15 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 45 Aquacacle 45 Senior Ball Comm. GLENDON STASER ' BEVERLY TOLLNER-Art Club 45 Photo Club 4. Lac x am , 153 J J Tai, ,favs 'ii ,fyw -G9 A 'Alum ' 1 JOHN EBERLE-Transfer from Sacred Heart High School. Boxing 3, 45 Totem Pole 45 Art Club 45 Senior Ball Comm. DORIS PARODI-Office Practice5 Executive Board5 GPAL l, Z, 3, 4, Pres,5 Block J 3, 4, Pres 15 Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 45 Asst. Yell Leader 3, 45 Year Book 45 Junior Prom. Comm.5 Vice Pres. 45 Duplicating 45 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Italian Club5 Senior Ball Comm.5 May 'Festival 35 Aquacade 4. DAVID NOLAN-Boxing 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Mgr. 15 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm. JACKIE CUNEO-Sec,-Treas. 15 GPAL 1, 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at- Arms 45 Yell Leader 3, 45 Entertainment Comm. 3, 45 Junior Prom Comm.5 Stamps and Bonds 2, 35 Executive Board 3, 45 Italian Club 25 Aquacade 45 May Festival 35 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. FRED HUSTON-Boys, State Vice Pres. 35 Dramatics 45 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Senior Announcement Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm. THERESA GOMES-Photo Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Year Book 45 Executive Board 45 Sec.-Treas. 35 Stamps and Bonds 15 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. ce A 'Q' 'N 'Q-V qv., . V , - -,, M14 S , . ' . ' ' W., 't Zi? 2 - f Wwqxs CHARLOTTE TAYLOR-Chorus 15 Spanish Club Z, 3, 45 Photo Club 35 Senior Ball Comm. CHARLES WILLIAMSON- Entertainment Comm, 3, 45 JNS 3, 45 Photo Club 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Boxing 3, 45 Lgt. Wgt. Block J 2, 35 Block J 3, 45 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm. VIRGINIA TOMLIN-Transfer from Balboa High School, 19465 Chorus 3, 45 Photo Club 4. MARJORIE SINDAR-Transfer from San Diego High School, 19485 Chorus 4. TED VAN KIRK-Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Baseball 35 Entertainment Comm. 1, 25 Senior Ball Comm.5 Block J 3 4 PALILINE TROCHE-GPAL 1, z, 3, 4, chorus 4, Block J 4, Senior Ball Comm. N CLARENCE HUBRIG-Transfer from St. Peters High School, 1946. Football 3, 45 Honorable Mention All Pal 45 Block J 3, 45 Boxing 4. BETH EWING-Spanish Club 1, 25 Photo Club 3, 45 Year Book 4. ROY UMLAND-Band 45 Photo Club 3, 45 Boxing 45 Year Book 45 Senior Ball Comm. JEANNE BACIGALUPI-GPAL 1, 2, 3, 45 Block J 3, 45 Entertainment Comm, 45 Chorus 35 Duplicating 45 Aquacade 45 Senior Ball Comm.5 Senior Jinx Comm. JEFF SHACKELFORD-Boxing 45 Entertainment Comm. 45 Year Book 45 Photo Club 3, 45 Senior Ball Comm. JEAN WISE-Transfer from Miami High School, Florida. Year Book StafI5 Totem Pole Stag 35 Photo Club 4. CLAUDE UNSELT-GPA1., 15 Student Conference 1, Z5 CSF 1, Z, 3, 45 Totem Pole Staff 2, 3, Asst. Ed. 3 Editor-im Chief 35 Aquacade 2, 45 Year Book Staff 3, 4, Copy Ecl. 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Executive Board 35 Junior Prom Comm.5 Junior Pin Comm.5 Sgt.-at-Arms Comm. 3, 45 En- tertainment Comm. 3, 4, Sec. 45 Majorette 35 Senior An- nouncement Comm.5 Senior Play, Senior Ball Comm., Senior Jinx Comm. CARLOS VILLALOBOS-Dance Band 1, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Block J 45 Senior Jinx Comm.5 Chorus 4. GAIL VALINE-Transfer from Nebraska, 1945. GPAL 25 Aquacacle 25 Duplicating 45 Photo Club 45 Senior Ball Comm. 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P- ' - 9 L-. 1 1 bury that h3t'CIEi1ik8 the CIIOC'f8W5k,C1IiCk-6'SAVlS, Chat-ta4hmchies,Chiphpe-was A X-- 'x ? 5 bg- f w , If A 'FV V' b fig dg, ' ' 'Wg 1 Q 4L,1f '----f-1+-V , fi ' WE A w as ag' Mfwaaffg v , 'Wi , kwa' f -'ix Hn' It Jai If ' Agnwwl RAY LAGoIvIARsINo CAROL GESENGER JACKIE CUNEO, Louxs DE SALvA'I'oRE, Bos HIGH, BETH CALVIN, Bos LAZZARINI MRS ANDERSON Advisor, AL LAGONIARSINO, BARBARA TONELLA, OSCAR GIUSTI, JANE BERNATI-I, JANET WARREN LAURA CHESSMAN, DAN WILSON. Not present Gumo MARSILI DoN MOSSI, BEVERLY FINNEGAN, AL SALOGGA. The Fall Executive Board met in regular Tuesday sessions. As soon as school started, the board authorized the sale of student body cards, and for the second consecutive semester, every regis- tered student at Jefferson obtained a card. During the semester a motion was approved that one Block J card be issued to the out- standing boy athlete and the outstanding girl athlete of the semester. The card entitles the holder, for life, to admission to any sports event at Jefferson. The board appointed publicity managers to announce games and school activities. These managers were also responsible for the exhibits in the halls during the semester. The Executive Board declared a Camera Week, during which students took candid shots of school activities for the yearbook. The Board also approved the Art Club's constitution, and so authorized its activities. During the semester, representatives from Jefferson were invited to attend a Student Conference meeting, where they gained valuable experience through the exchange of ideas with other schools. Bos LAZZARINI, Fall Student Body President Gionni nawwal Q cutfyggc I fv- ' ' dgnalzd FLORENCE HANNAH, JIM SILACCI, CLAIRE ALLEN, BETH CALVIN, OSCAR GIUSTI, BARBARA TONELLA, DOROTHY RACETTE, RAY SETTRINI, MARIO STANGI-IELLINI, JACKIE CUNEO, RAY LAGOMARSINO, Bos HIGH, CAROL GESENGER, Bos KALININ. Standing: NANCY SCI-IREIBER, BARBARA BIAGINI, Rico OTTONELLO, DON WOLL, MRS. ANDERSON, Advisor, AL SALGOGGA, NoRM DE CHAMBEAU, LEOLA HUBER. Not present: TERRY GOMES. The Spring Executive Board worked hard to accomplish a very important task-that of revising the constitution to lit the require- ments of a changing, expanding school. Due to the fact that voting methods were so confusing, plans were made to use voting machines for coming elections. One recommendation which the Board is con- sidering is the setting up of a juice box in the cafeteria. It has been suggested that dancing lessons be given at the school at night. The Board was responsible for rearranging the trophies in the case in the gymnasium. The managers of various theaters in the vicinity of the school have been consulted by Board members as to the possi- bility of reduced admission prices for jefferson students. In addition to its regular Tuesday meetings, the Board is meeting every third Aj , ' N-via. week before school so that honorary members can be informed of - the business of the preceding meetings. , , RAY SETTRINI, Spring Student Body President. aL-Hama: Fin! Row: Mr. Mongan, advisor, Claude Unselt, Beth Calvin, Carol Gesenger, Dolores Seiler. Stroud Ron? Jim Silacci, Barbara To' nella, Carolyn Fuchs, Jarlcie Cuneo, Mario Stanghellini. Third Row: Bernard Garcia, Carston Thompson, Leland Michelerti, Dave King, Don Woll, Oscar Guisti, jim Giannini, Ray Lagornarsino. 6, . I 670 Firsl Row: Lyncly Rivera, Helen Kimler, Claude Unselt, Bob High, Mr. Voll- hrecht, advisor, Beth Calvin, Carol Ges- enger, Laura Ross, Dolores Seiler, Carol Donaldson. Serond Row: Nancy Laumond, Helen Barraza, Jeanne Bacigalupi, jeff Shaclcel- forcl, Phyllis De Chamheau, Jane Ber- nath, Lenore Weeks, June Devlin, Bar- bara Bordson, Laura Chessman. Thirri' Row: Elisa Whaleif. Louise Chess- man, Carol Hite, Muriel Park, jim Har- rison, Oscar Guisti, Louis Merlo, Doro- thy Cade, Chuck Williamson. Fourth ROW: Ray Lagomarsino, A1 Smurthwaite, Rodger Monks, George De Salvatore, Louis De Salvatore, Ste- phen Ward. Not Prerenl: Darlene Bortis, Dolores Dillaboy, Barbara Tonella, jackie Cuneo Dorothy Racette. Joan Vittori. alqfnfznia, Iafmhip, ndafzatzbn, Firsl Row: Muriel Daclo. Hcleim Barazzo, Claude Llnselt, Carolyn Furhs, Beth Calvin, Cristohel I-lolcomb, Doralyn Bates, Miriain Miller. Second Row: Jola Gorsuch, Beverly Stein, Barbara Biagini, Beverly lfinne- gan, Kathleen Johnston, Connie Coon- rad, Lorraine Cady, Nlilclrecl -Icnlcins. Third Row: Doris Varni, Dorothy Dl- cesse, Laura Chessman, Louise Chess- man, Leola Huber, Foicrth Row: Miss I-lenry, advisor, Lc- roy Gonzales, Edwin Butenhof, Nancy Schreiber, Barbara Martin, No! Present: Frank Torlcelson, Patricia Austring. Il., fiffff Fin! Row: Dan Wilson, Robert Riclarcls, Tom Murrey, Jess Martinez, Al D'lsep. SECOHZZI Row: Clarence Lack, Alma Becker, Florence Hannah, june Lemon, Charles Wfilliamson. Third' Row: Lenora Weeks, Nancy Schreiber, Phyllis De Chambeau, Shirley Van Vliet, Adrianna Simms, Nlr. Lair, advisor. U44- First Row: Mr. Rote, advisor, Betty Jen- nings, .Ioan Siino, Mary Thimis, Terry Gomes, Bonnie McHugh, Beverly Ap- pleton, Barbara Bradley, Ken Sangui- nerti. Sccmiri ROW: Jennie Tomlin, Mildred Haiisen, June Lemon, Beth Ewing, Jean Wise, Bob High, Jim Crawford, Bob Moran. Third Row: Dave Arteseros, Al Salogga, Art Rudd, Andre Laumond, Jeff Shackleford, Roy Umlancl, Lloyd Sin- claire, Ernie Olson, Frank Shreeve. Fourth Row: Carsron Thompson, Frank Whorely, Diclc Morehead, Chuck Wil- liamson, Bob Donnely, Bill Denton, Bob Benissini, Bill Dunlap, Norman De Chambeau. Klub First Row: Leola Huber, Norman De Chainbeau, Dolores Kollmeyer, Second Raw: Barbara Saumer, Mildred Hansen, Nancy Laumond, Mandie Irons, Bobie Borclson, Joan Jones. Third Rona' Barbara Greenwood, Bev. erly Tollner, Florence Hanliah, June Lemon Wilina Heatlie, Joan Higgins. I U1H'l!7 Row: Dolores Valentino, jean Carrigan, Barbara Martin, Alice Hain- mond. lfifliv Row: Miss Baciocco, advisor, Myrna Irhie, George Gitimpaoli, lack Orovitz, Bernard Merino, Jack Eberle, Jim Har- rison, -Iaclc Mogan. V 64 oak Mr. Devereux, Mr. Rote, Miss Baciocco, advisors, Betty Jennings, Helen Plate, Doris Parodi, Beth Calvin, Claude Un- selt, Roy Umlancl, Jean Wise, Carol Gesenger, Louise Mjehovich, Dan Wil- son, Jeff Shackelforcl, Lee Petersen, AI Lagomarsino, Dolores Kollmeyer, George Giampaoli, Oscar Guisti, Bob Donnelly, Beth Ewing, Jack Cooper. Jalan, Pala Nliss Hall, advisor, Betty Jennings, Shir- ley Peterson, George Giampaoli, Mary Thimis, Hazel King, Carolyn Bucher, Helen Plate, Jack Eherle, Bob Lynch. First Row: Mrs. Reandeau, adviser, Louis Mjehovich, Carol Gesenger, Doris Parocli, Jeanne Bacigalupi, Gail Valine. Apryl Mattila, Clara Zanobini, Alma Becker. Seroud Row: Anita Crespi, Ruth Man- godt, Janet Warren, Ann Robertson, Marie Sharp, Betty Valentino, Elevera Maclonna, Mary Peclersen, Miriam Miller, Third Row: Joy Fogleman, Melba Beall, Cleo Chalmers, Rena Feutrier, Jean Carrigan, Shirley Downie. 5 61115 Firm' Row: Helen Kimler. David Belli, Jane Bernath, Nancy Schreiber, Al Worthington, Bill Smith. Second Row: Miss Seidel, advisor, Alice Schultheiss, Dot Foley, Ora Mil'er, Bon- nie Mcl-lugh, Claude Unselt, Dolores Kollmeyer, Mildred Jenkins. Third row: Bobbie Carroll, Betty Low- der, Alberta Smith. Pat McHugh, Sue Bobo. Barbara Patchen, Bobbie Bordsen, Joan I-Iopman. .KM Firxt Row: Margie Kruse, Carolyn Fuchs, Barbara Biagini, Beth Calvin, Shirley McIntyre, Mr. Kane, advisor. Second Row: Lee Bedford, Pat Fawcett, Kay Dostal, Gareth Foster, Barbara Winter, Jola Gorsuch. Third Row: Tom Murray, Shirley Van Vliet, Annette Kollman, Ann Ostrem, Arlene Summers, Jean Breckon. Bar- bara Patchen, Joan I-Iopman, Robert Nlason, Bernie Goldstein, Rich Hanker- son. .KM Firrt Row: Mr. Miguel. advisor, Don Lunghi, Henry Schmidt, Bill Evans, Phyllis De Chambeau, Ray Record, Richard Firth, Margaret Rosa, Ralph Daniels, Bob Tontes, Bernard Merino, Gene Cross, Don Woll. Second Row: Dave Arteseros, Dave Agnew, Helen Barraza, Dolores Garcia, Doris Varni, Betty Trout, Ann Allen. Dorothy Chase, Bernard Garcia, Evelyn Torres, Magdalena Merino, Joanne Neville, Frank Starauble, Weldon Clark. Third Row: Wayne Hunter, Dave King, Bill Bolster, Clair Allen. Dick Russ, Leola Huber, Jeanette Garibaldi, Leo Lemon, Kathleen Johnston, Lorraine Cady. LuDe Malavear, Alan Smurth- waite, Rich Marcy. Fourlh Row: Edwin Butenhofli, John Murzi, Jack Dederman, Ed Warner, Gilbert Bane, Harold Mossman, Rich Harrison, Jack Kennedy, Frank Dru- han, Leroy Gonzales, Harry Guittierez PWM First Row: Terry Rocha, Alberta Smith La Verne Anderson, Elizabeth Strau bel, Christine Quiclcert, Muriel Dado Serond Row: Tom Murray, Frank Strau bel, Miss Sutton, director, Dolores Loln sien, Robert Neville, Elaine Rocco. L'laM,. First Row: Miss Henry, advisor, Marilyn Prolnst, Bob Tann, Dorothy Probst, Helen Plate. Second' Row: Bob Lynch, Hazel King, Carolyn Fuchs, Chris Holcoxnh, Babs Tonella, Fred Huston. Khan, Kneeling: -loan Siino, Doris Parodi, jackie Cuneo, Laura Ross. Standing: Dolores Seiler, Betty Martin. Bvqaf Black Q, Firsl Row: Dan Wilsoia, Ted Van Kirk, john Hill, Gene Cross, Don Nlohrweis, Carlos Villalobos, Rico Ottonello, Charles Christian, Richard Morgan. D--. Second Row: Al Lagomarsino. Robert Hailer, Robert Rirhards, Ray Settrini, George De Salvatore, Chzirlcs William- son, Jim Harrison. Norman De Cham- beau. Third' ROW: Oscar Guisti, Gordon Cady, Joe Gutierez, Richard Gamba. ,lim Si- lacci, Leland Nlitheletti, Davicl King, Bob Lazzarini. Fourth ROW: Coach South. Clarence Hu- brig, Don Nlossi, lVlonte Robinson, Louis De Salvatore, john Attenesia, Bill Bolster. Bmpr, . . Firm' Row: Andre Laumond, Howard McDonald, Bernie Voellcer. Bob Galla- gher, -lim Crowell, Leroy Davis, Bob Tann, Bob High, Ed Cyr, llenry Mor- gan, Frank Shreve, Al Teglia. Second Row: Leroy Gonzales, Don Lun- ghi, Mario Stanghellini, Ray Lagomar- sino, Ken Sanguinetti, joe Arrighi, Walter Sherriff, Al Canepa. Wally Gull, Bob Lagomarsino, Joe Lufrano. Third Row: Jim Giannini, Barney Gar- cia, Rich Ryan, Leo Bricker, Max Kleim, Rich Blackburn, Sam Aiello, Roy Chil- dress, Ken Peck Fourlfv ROW: Al Hailer, Jesse Nlartinez, Larry Pander, Frank Druhan, Jack Dederman, Gerard Lorenzo, AI Lauflen- berger. Frank Magei, Richard Vers. Fifth Row: Steve Ward, Coach Mc- Grath, Don Gfroerer, john Olcese, Dave Arteseros, Al Salogga, Carroll Peck, Bob Lynch, Leslie Nichilini, Bob Fontes, Don Woll, Jim Crawford. 1hla,'46'lnrA, gt Firrt Row: Carolyn Fuchs, Clara Zano- bini, Janet Warren, Florence Hannah, Lee Peterson. Second ROW: Beverly Stein, Joan Hop- man. Nancy Srhreiber, Ruth Nlanghot, Marie Sharp, Alma Becker, Beth Cal- vin, Pauline Trorhe, Third Row: Jeanne Bacigalupi, Betty Cheli, Jeanette Rainer, Barbara Winters. Fourth Row: lVlary Thimis, Joan Siino, Doris Parodi, Rita l-lernandez, Phyllis De Chambeau, Dorothy Hacker, Bar- bara Biagiani, Doralyn Bare, Phyllis Lane, Muriel Park. Fifth Row: Leola Huber, Claire Allen. Band First Row: Arthur Laufenburger, Mr. Stevens, director, Shirley Svani, Nor- man Banlcs, Louise Gilbertson, Robert Belden, Barbara Kyles, Henry Schmidt, Bill Ritter, Jeannette Costa, Janet Doug- las. Sefona' Row: Robert Fogleman, Paul Rasmussen, Loretta Alonzo, Wiliner Olson, Roy Umland, Richard Firth, Carley Carle, Hugh Girdler. Third Row: Richard Sims, Richard Toolce, Bill Evan, Tom Blowers, Jim Laufenburger, Teddy Reed, Mansel Rollancl, Gerard Lorenzo, Justin Clark, Jack Kennedy, Earle Troche, Leo Lemon, Carlos Villalobos, Gerald Reed, Bill Bolster, 6ll0!lllA., First Row, right to left: Jinnei Tomlin, Gloria Alexion, Pauline Trofhe, Gloria Hanchey, Chris Holcomb, Joanne Love- joy, Audrey Jessup, Rosemary Micher- son, Christine Buchan. Secona' Row: Evelyn Bradley, Lee Oberg, Betty Duffy, Jean London, Pat Austring, Marjorie Sindar, Bettie Hillard, Jenny Rossi, LaVerne Anderson, Margie Richardson, Third Row: Loretta Alonso, Diane Na- than, Nancy Banheld, Arline Anderson, Doralyn Bate, Joyce Owenby, Terry Gomes, Virginia Marsh, Helen Plate, Mary Bergman. Fourth Row: Eleanor Miller, Beverly Gomes, Rita Bacigalupi, Joy Fogleman, Elvera Madonna, Dave Nolan, Mr. Stevens, director, Dolores Jones, Shirley Huntington, Shirly Wheeler, Carlos Villalobos, Fifth Row: Angelo Gianni, Lou DeSal- vatore, Bill Denton. 'male Kneeling: Betty Duffy, Laura Ross. Standing: Jean London, Jenny Rossi, Doris Roth. Melody Ingram. Bea Cas- sassa, Joy Fogleman, Lorraine Remmer. VARSITY FQCTBALL First Row: D. Mossi, M. Robinson, R. Ottonello, T. Van Kirk, G. Cross, A. Gianni, D. King, R. Morgan, C. I-Iubrig, B. Bolster, L, De Salvatore. Second Row: R. Ostergren, R, I-Iailer, R. Settrini, C. Villalobos, K. Sanguinetti, D. Curtner, R. Tann, R. Bradford, C. Williamson, Attenesia, G. Lo- renzo, D. Woll. Third Row: Dederman, R. Peterson, R. Lazze- rini, J, Filippo, C. Lack, B. Garcia, R. Gamba, T Pagni, P. Willbanks, A. Lagomarsino, D. Mohrweis Fourth Row: Coach South, Assistant Coach Lair Mgr. R. Richard. Mgr. ,l. Guterrez, Mgr. Hill G. Cady, R. Gull, R. Donahue, R. Donelly, A Quaglia, R. Harrison. 3, :,, 1 A.. -A.. 2 Jnnfball, ,S,cvJmA, JeEerson18-Washington fCentervillel 13 Jefferson 26-Menlo 6 .r Jefferson 24-Burlingame 12 E , :f' : ' H Jefferson 0-Palo Alto 33 fl A -- 1 H ' . .V Jefferson 14-Lincoln 32 K 75 1eH:erson 20-Sequoia 18 . X g L. , A L V ,.,1 -1 V Jefferson 14-San jose 6 Y C I - A . 3 Jefferson 13-San Mateo I4 pi Jefferson 12-South City 0 CoAc1-1 GLENN SOUTH Under the excellent coaching of Glen South and Clarence Lair, the Indian eleven of 1947 went on the warpath against seven Peninsula schools and came back to their reservation with four scalps: South City, San Jose, Sequoia, and Burlingame. The 1947 season was the second best recorded in the annals of Blue and Gold history. Only three regulars from the 1946 eleven were back: All-P. A. L. quarterback, Don Mossi, rugged, hardhitting center, Richard Morgan, and shifty fullback, Monte Robinson. Four boys from last year's second team landed first-string berths. They were Bill Bolster, left tackle, Clarence Hubrig, left guard, Ted Van Kirk, left halfback, and Gene Gross, right end. Rico Ottonello graduated from last yearls frosh-soph squad to become first-string right halfback. Bob Lazzerini, right tackle, Louis De Salvatore, left end, and Dave King, right guard, had not had previous football experience, but under expert coaching, they became valuable parts of the Indian Grid-Machine. The Indians got off to a good start by swamping Washington of Centerville, 18-13, and Menlo High, 26-6, in two practice games. In their first league game the Indians went to work, under Mossi,s withering aerial barrage, to defeat the Panthers from Burlingame, 24-12. This victory came as an upset since Burlingame had been picked by the Peninsula papers to win the league championship. For their next game, the varsity traveled to Palo Alto, only to be pummeled, 33-0, by a powerful Viking squad. The Indians then went through a hard week of training to face the terror of the league, the Lincoln Lions. Although the score, 32-14, indicates a trouncing, actually the Lions had to fight hard many times to keep the Indians out of their end zone. After these two defeats, the Indians buckled down to defeat Sequoia, 20-18 and the San Jose Bulldogs, 14-6. In their next game, the Indians were edged out, 14-13, by two tricky San Mateo conversions. Jefferson came to the last game of the season with three defeats and three wins. The team was determined to put one more game in the win column. They were out to beat their traditional rival, South San Francisco. A touch-down pass from Mossi to De Salvatore and a smashing line buck by Ray Settrini gave Jefferson a 12-0 victory over South San Francisco and the trophy awarded to the winner. Five varsity players were recognized by being placed on the All-P. A. L. teams: Don Mossi and Louis De Salvatore, first team, Richard Morgan, second team, Bob Lazzerini, third team, and Monte Robinson, honorable mention. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL First Row: J. Hatchel, T. Welp, C. Goodnol, F. Hartje, E, Galindo, R. Firth. Second Row: V. Baker, A. Findlay, D. Belli, B. Martinelli, Giannini, R. Childress, M. Klein. Third Row: L. Giannechini, Rvjennett, Kennedy, Sheehan, F. Druhan, M. Yorks, T. Larson, C. Donley, B. Bloom. The Jefferson Frosh-Soph baseball team went out on the Held to win their first league game by a score of nine to six. However, because Bob Martinelli was ineligible, the game was lost by a score of one to nothing. This dicl not stop the might of the team who went on to win many more league games. The team had a very good pitching staff, able catchers and an all around excellent nine. Al Findlay, who was chosen most valuable player on the team by the players and coach, looks very promising. The Fresh-Sophs should make a fine showing when they return in the spring to play for the Varsity. COACH Jos MCGRATH COACH VICTOR BINSACCA WIMMIN First Row: Dick Tooke, Leroy Gonzales. Ed Cyr, Bob Huntington, Leroy Davis. Jim Watso. Lucas Stamos, Bob Kalauim, Garry Larson. Second Row: David Rivera, Robert Richards, Paul Willbaiiks, Ragnan Nora gren, Richard Harrison, Leslie Nicolini, Ralph Anderson. Bill Morgan, Tom Leeds. Mitsirzgf David Arteseros, Al Salogga, Norman De Cham- beau. Marzagerx: Wilton Tromberg, Richard Harrison. The Indian Flying Fish will not compete against any PIA. L. schools this season because of the limited number of swimmers out for the sport. They will, however, enter the P. A. L. trials and Hnals held at Sequoia, after swimming against the majority of the San Francisco schools. The Varsity is the more powerful of the divisions having beaten Lincoln's Varsity from San Francisco in its second meet of the season. The Varsity consist of Leroy Sea Breeze Davis and Ed Backwashn Warner, free style sprintersg Jim 'lWaterwings Wamo, breast stroke, and distance man, Dave 'lSeaweed Arteseros. Arteseros is a 130 by exponents, but will compete in the varsity 220-yard free style. Seaweedn has taken P. A. L. twice in succession as a 120's swimming the 100-yard freestyle, setting a P. A. L. record of 1:03.8. In the lighter divisions the most outstanding swimmers are Les Nicolini, freestyler for the 120,sg Al Salogga, back stroker for the 1ZO's, and Ed Cyr, back stroker for the 130's, LeRoy Gonzales, free- style, and jim Harrison are also outstanding 130's. I' WS, ,sa 4 I. . -W ragga. TRACK First Row: Joe Gerrteriz, Lawrence Pander, Bob Blackburn. Second Mario Sfanghellini, LOU D9 SHIV-HIOFC, George De Salvatore- Row: Carlos Villalobos, Lou De Salvatore, George De Salvatore, An- gelo Gianni, Bob Tann, Tom Hopkins. Third Row: Al Teglia, Jess Martinez, Bob Lagomarsino, George Hill. The De Salvatore brothers, Lou and George, and Henry Hermansen-this is the varsity squad. Lou De Salvatore, past P. A. L. man, is the fastest 440 and 880 man on the Peninsula. Besides making P. A. L. last year in the 440, he placed third in the Northern California meet in this same event. George De Salvatore throws the discus and the shot and clears the high hurdles for high points, Hermansen's specialty is the 100 yard dash. Oscar Guisti, who is out temporarily, should prove vital to the' team also. ' The l30's leading men are Ray Lagomarsino, who runs the 330 and shows great promise as a pole vaulter, and Bob High, whose specialties are the 660 and the hurdles. The team i.ncludes such dash men as Ken Sanguinetti, Rich Ryan, and Roy Ostegren. Mario Stanghellini is the outstanding man in the 120's division. A veteran of two previous years in this division, he can run the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds flat. Assisting him are Pete Vallerino, Leo Lemon, and Art Rud. Bounding Bill Ritter is the man to watch in the 110's division. COACH JOHN MATTHEWS Dewey Powell, Al Smirthwatty, Bob Marcy, Don Greene, Frank First Row: Bill Mayan, Gene Daneluz, Frank Shreve, Mario Stan Nlafhe, Second Row: Rich Ryan, Bob High, Ray Lagomarsino, Ken ghellini. Second Row: Leo Lemon, David Agnew, Bill Ritter, Art Rud Sanguinetti, Rov Ostergen, l r i 5.1 GIRLS PENINSULA ATHLETIC LEAGUE First Row: Pauline Troche, Janet Warren. Claire Allen. Lee Peterson, Muriel Park. Second Row: Mrs. Parkhurst, advisor. Ruth Mangodt. Florence Hannah, Phyllis Lane, Beverly Stein, Carol Donaldson. Among the after-school sports enjoyed by the girls were tennis, archery, soccer, swimming, basketball, volleyball, and badminton. Soccer was featured for the first time, and was well accepted. There was such a large turnout for basketball that it had to be divided into two seasons. During the basketball season, we had four play days: Burlingame, there, South City, here, Lowell, here, and Sequoia, here. In interclass basketball, an elimination contest was won by the Juniors, who defeated the mighty Seniors. In tennis, the two best players were chosen from each class and after school, an elimination contest was held to judge the outstanding tennis player. Beverly Stein was the winner. In swimming, the girls voted Claire Allen the best swimmer of the year. The main event of the year was the aquacade which was put on by the girls interested in swimming. The theme for the aquacade was A South American Holiday. Miss Juanita Young Mrs. Jeanne Diederichsen Mrs. Elaine Parkhurst First Row: Muriel Dado, Audrey Christensen, Rita Hernandez, Joan Vittori, Nancy Laumond, Magdilina Merino. Second Row: Carol Q Davis, Beverly Gomes, Helen Barazza, Ruth Mangodt, Clara Zanobini, Marilyn Tacchi, Marie Sharp, Doralyn Bates, Janet Warren. Third Row: Bobbie Carroll, Miss Young. First Raw: Joan Vittori, Barbara Winter, Dolores Dillaboy, Lee Weeks, Adrianna Simms, Barbara Cox, Pat McLeod, Joan Siino, Carol Donaldson. Second Row: Rita Hernandez, Dorothy Hacker, Nancy Baniield, Jane Bernarh, Gloria Settrini, Evelyn Blandini, Muriel Park, Pauline Troche. Third Row: June Devlin, Phyllis DeChamheau, Barbara Beck, Donna Reed, Dolores Garcia, Beverly Stein, Dolores Koff, Lee Peterson. . Fourth Row: Ann Allen, Alma Becker, Nancy Schreiber, Nancy Laumond, Dorothy Cade, Phyllis Lane, Joan Hopman, Barbara Biagini, Florence Hannah. First Raw: Dorothy Hacker, Dorothy Olcesse, Barbara Winters. Second Row: Evelyn Blandini, Gloria Settrini, Carol Donaldson, Theresa Ferrari. Third Row: jean Vittori, Nancy Laumond, joan Hopman, Miss Young, Dorothy Cade, Helen Barazza, Pauline Troche. First Row: Muriel Park, Phyllis DeChamheau, Jane Bernath. Florence Hannah, Joan Siino, Beth Calvin, Claire Allen. Second Row: Dolores Dillaboy, Audrey Christensen, Beverly Gomes, Nancy Schreiber, Dorothy Cade, June Devlin, Marjorie Chase, Beverly Stein, Leola Huber. Third Row: Diane Coxhead, Ann Allen, Shirley Huntington, Shirley Van Vleit. Muriel Daclo, Betty Trout, Nancy Banfield, Mrs. Dieclerichsen. M First Row: Jean Fafri, Beverly Gomes, Marilyn Tacchi, Barbara Winter, Nancy Schreiber, Rita Hernandez, Bonnie McHugh, Dorothy Chase. Second Row: Nancy Banfleld, Adrianna Simms, Audrey Christensen, Marjorie Chase, Phyllis De Chambeau, Dolores Dillaboy, Nancy Laumond, joan Vittori, Beth Calvin, Pat Hosking, Phyllis Lane, Gloria Settrini. Third Row: Carolyn Fuchs, Jean Puccinelli, Joan Neville, Dolly Behning, Kathleen johnson, Magdalina Merino, Evelyn Blandini, Dorothy Cade, Doris Parodi. Fourth Row: Pauline Troche, Helen Barazza, Florence Hannah, jane Bernath, Gail Broone, Ann Allen, Claire Allen, Betty Trout, Varean McCraty, june Devlin. i-r-...S First Row: Carol Donaldson, Helen Barazza, Dolores Dillaboy, Dolores Garcia, Lindy Rivera, Laura Chessman, Theresa Ferrari, Dianne Hale, Dorothy Foley, Barbara Saumers. Serond Row: Ann Allen, Gloria Massoni, Doris Varni, Louise Chessman, Toni George, Barbara Biagini, Bobby Carroll, Dorothy Olcesse. First Row, right to left: Carol Donaldson, Helen Barazza, Connie Coonrod, Kathleen Johnston, Gayle Broone, Carley Carle, Loretta DeBello, Lona Biggs, Bonnie McHugh. Evelyn Blandini, Barbara Saumers. Second Row: Lorraine Cade, Magdalina Merino,-Dorothy Olcesse, Doris Varni, Shirley Peterson, Beth Calvin, Carolyn Bucher, Barbara Winter, Phyllis Lane, Dolores Butler, Laura Chessman, Lindy Rivera. Third Row: Joan Hoprnan, Ann Allen, Dianne Coxhead, Dolores Dillaiboy, Dolly Benning, Dolores Garcia, Florence Hannah, Maralyn Tacci, Beverly Stein, Louise Chessman, Bobbie Carroll. Fourth Row: Dorothy Foley, LaVerne Anderson, Marge Richardson, june Devlin, Joan Vittori, Nancy Laumond, Barbara Biagini, Ruth Branton, Pat Holcomb. O Offoolffpiinlentsof O RUBY AND ALENE'S RESTAURANT DICK'S CAFE Sharp Park, California Flanders 5-3981 Compliments of MR. and MRS. A. WHITE Sharp Park, California Compliments of Clyde Thomas THOMAS JEWELRY Sharp Park, California Compliments of DICK,S CAFE Al Sohl Otto Herling Sharp Park, California Flanders 5-3981 Compliments of CUNNINGHAM'S COFFEE SHOP San Francisco Blvd., Sharp Park, California Flanders 5-3472 Compliments of SHARP PARK PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Highway No. 1 Sharp Park, California Flanders 5-3471 Compliments of FRANK P. 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