San Diego Vocational High School - Artisan Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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nf Lf s 9 ' l PX ii ' Left to right: FAY ROGERS, ROSEMARY AUGUSTINE. CHARLOTTE OSTERMAN---faculty, PAUUNE Llllfljgl-zz, MARY GARCIA, GEORGIA KOBRICK. FLORENCE TEMFLADO. RUTH ROBINSON-faculty Adviser, NORLANDER. GIRLS' LEAGUE CHORAL GIlllllP The San Diego Vocational School is very proud of 'its Choral Club which has successfully completed its second year of contributing something veryfflne to our total school program. Mr. Ben Hamiltion, its director, has promoted individual latent talent into beautiful group harmony. The group is available for special engagements, and has contributed to many of our school activities. The most outstanding personal service rendered by this group is its participation in our commencement exercises in June. Special mention should go to Mr. Frank M. Brown, a member of,the group, whose willingness tc favor us with so many fine solos has given us greater added enjoymenti-V

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BCDWLING ,gl w '.- A, Xxx , Vv had to depen d, to some extent, on outside activities. The year, the gutter was the only friend the bali had. But things the ball and pins have become buddies. VOl.l.EY BALI.. The girls meet every Tuesday at the Y.M.C.A. , ' 6 DANCING For 'two years a interesting extra-curricul ity h under the given students and is dance floor. Th class hasejdgroven v and in producing xlable dancers. l'lh i . Lucille Zweck a or owe Anthony- 2 KJ l X Dancing Class. X 3 m a their --- .- x lem F ASS X S 'f Q 2. ' ' fiv r 4? 55,147 R f eggs, Due to the lack of athletic facilities, the girls' physical education class activities is bowling. Every Monday, for the past year, the foremost of these girls have met the Academy Bowling Alley, where, with the help of their instructor, they ha improved their bowling average greatly. When the girls first- beg to bow t Volley Ball is an activity the girls thoroughly enjoy. From s is derived the concept of teamwork, also better coordination a have changed, and uch participation nd timing result he request of the ncoun ered on t e lua i dev ng na ra rhy m s is l r the Wpable ervision of f, Y- 6 fx Fw Q I cv lx xy x , JM fff x,x NJ , 5 3' f , , . x W ' fy A t J ff 1 W f fe 6 W2 W f' ,X QQ! is 2' ff X, ,, ,f rf , A f X if f f SQ fi rf 1 N I fu 7 N f' X K ! 1 fi f J ,fs - 1 i 5. l l V 'ut i I

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE 1 'n VX Q 'n 'f 1 . .' n' 1 Q 'Q U na.. 1 e-.t Q to ' Q 'Q a 'Inn' ,Q Q e Q' s', Q o ,' Q Q a 1 -'.'. n Left to Right: LORNA GUNBERG, MARY GARCIA, RUBEN KILLEEN, BOB LOGAN, DEAN RANEY, pf ZACK MORGAN. CHARLOTTEI OSIERMAN-Faculty Adviser The High School Social committee is composed of representatives from each high school class. lts willingness to shoulder responsibilities has resulted ln assemblies, mixers, dances, partieii, and other social affairs. Charlotte 0sterman's patience andkindness, as Its sponsor, has been greatly appreciated by all. HEALTH SAFETY coumcii. The Health and Safety Council consists of student representatives from all the trades. Its functions are to promote the health and welfare ofthe 'total school: to encourage the formation and practice of good health DrinciApTes': and to cultivate proper attitudes toward the practice of safety rules and regulations. 'Monthly meetings are held. lnkeeping with the purpose of the Health and Safety Council a safety assembly was held for all High School students. The guest speaker was Mr. William A. Hobba of the Industrial Welfare Department who spoke on the 'Functions of the Division of Industrial Safety. -pu- -nl E