San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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I X 'X 0 et We Get 011651 Relaxe sjust for a minute. lmagine yourself a freshman, anci try to picture an upperclassman coming up to you in the hall and saying, ul-lave you bought your student bodjl card yet? You would probably shrinlc bacl4 in shame anc say, Why, no. Should l have bought one? For lilcely as that time you didn't even lcnovv vvhat a student body carc vvas, or hovv much money it saves you. g During the First part of your freshman year, your biggesl concern vvas hovv you were going to provide transporta-1 tion to and from the dance for that certain girl, not vvherei you vvere going to get the money for the ticlcet. When you vvol4e up, alter dreaming of girls and Worrying aboui transportation, you vvere amazed to Find that a student body card saved you Fifty cents or more at each schooi dance. When football season came around, you were very much surprised to learn that the admission price vvas all most cut in half if you ovvned a student body card, which only costs one dollar in the fall. You discovered, too, ii, you vvent out for sports, that all the players out for loot-l ball and those other sports, needed a student body carcl Tn E EI, F

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I I I 1 i I I I I I I I I I I Together Cheeril, S rv, , 4. X Top row: PAULA NUSSER ' ' JEAN CHAR MARY WEST LEELA ZION MARY LEE DOWNS A. G. S. REPRESENTATIVES Leff +o right: CAROL GUIDO JANE FOLEY NANCY MARCH! BETTY GEDDES DIANA CLARKSON JOAN BLEY DOROTHY EVERETT MARY CI-IEW GINGER PARKER Second row: BERNADINE ESSER ROSE MARY I-IOBSON NANCY LEVY JUDY WEBSTER DOROTHY HUGI-IS KATHERINE JEFFERIES BARBARA MARSI-IINO ROBERTA GUSTAFSON BARBARA MARSI-IINO Third row: LOIS SCHNIEDER SUE TROUTMAN Top row: ZOE RIGBY ROSE GARBINI MARGARET 'BOUCI-IER FRANCES LEITH NINA PRUTER HELEN JONES DOLORES SHERRARD I JOAN RIADON MARJORIE GOODRICH PAT BOURDON I PAT CONWAY ANN YARBRO A. G. S. CABINET Left' fo right: FRANCIS LEITH ALLYN TUNZI MARILYN BACON BARBARA PETTING-ILL Top row: NINA WESTIGARD MARY JO VAN HOUSEN ' LOIS MCCORD MARY BAITENGER CHARLEN GIBSON i BEVERLY PARK puzzIes, magazines, and cartoons Ior service men, besides rubber and tennis balls Ior Relocation Centers, and Icnitted sauares and yarn for the Red Cross. Behind CII the refreshment stands at our IootbaII and basI4etbaII games, you will Find members ot the ACLS. In providing entertainment Ior the high school, the A.O.S. has again proved its Icnovv hovvu. One of the most coIorIuI dances OI the season was the A.O.S. Iormal, Rainbow Rhapsody . The diversified talents of its members were demonstrated at their variety assembly. Organized under tvvo bodies, the Board of Representatives and the Cabinet, the A,O.S. presents a smooth running, coop- erative association. Who says it's a man's vvorIdI

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