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

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FALL STAFF Editor . ,.....,......,,.. ,,,,,....,,,......,..,,,.,............. ,..,.,.....,,,,, T o rn Fike Assistant Editor .........,,,,,...,........,... . ...,........ Betty Howat Feature Editor ..,t., ,, .....,, .,..........,, Virginia Harris Sports Editor .,......,.., .....,,...,,.,...........,.,,,, Lee Mandelson Circulation Manager .. .... ,,,,, . ........ ,....,. . ,v,,,...... I o an Vincent City Editors ..,........,......,......., ,..... I can Clark and Fred Barnes Business Manager ....,.,,,,...,...,............................ Tom Faulkner Photographers ,..,,.............,......,,....... Mal Button and Ed Wall Reporters .... .Barbara Fragulia, Mal Button, Don Peterson, Howard Gingold, and Roy Walden. SPRING STAFF Editor .,....,...,......, ........,,,,........,.,,....,...........,... R onald Johnson Assistant Editor ,... ..,..,,,.....,,.....,....,,.....,,..,,.,,.. L ee Mandelson Feature Editor .....,..... ...,,,V.... ,,,.. H Oward Gingeld Sports Editor ,,.,.... ..v,.,.,.............,,............,,, ,.....v R o scoe Brooks Circulation Manager .......,,,,.,,,,,......,..,,..,,,,......,, Clara Benson City Editors ...... Bev Barnes, Roy Walden, Marilyn Haynes Business Manager .....,....,.,,...,,,.......,..,,,,...,......,,.... Diane Maier Photographer ..,....,,...,,,.....,,...............,,,......,,,,, ..Tom Faulkner Reporters-Ioan Clark, Marion Clark, Torn Fike, Barbara Fragulia, Sue Shearer. Betty Howat, Grace Morri- son, Ieanette Morse, Patricia Shiner. Advisor ...... , ..............,.................,........,...... Miss Ieanette Weber Printing Instructor .,....,,.........,,,,.....,.,...,......... Mr. George Wihr C Ja, ' During this past year, the members ot Hi-Staff, under the supervision of Miss Ieanette Weber, continued to publish the bi-monthly newspaper ot the Asso- ciated Students of San Mateo High School. The is organized on the same basis as a professional newspaper with regular beats assigned to the reporters and deadlines established prior to each publication. The page editors make-up the page dummies, write the heads, and then submit the copy to Mr. George Wihr, print shop instructor. He and his shop classes handle the technical side of publishing the four-page paper. Many students of journalism also work with the publicity commission by writing columns of school news and special articles for the city papers. Seven members oi the staff became members of Quill and Scroll, the lnter- national Honorary Society of High School Iournalists, last semester.

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fXfX l .... FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Planie, D. Giesin. I. Feldscher, P. McKenzie tsec.l, T. Di Sibio tv. p.l. R. Garqiulo, R. Shorter, G. Daher, S. Freeborn, M. Foley, I. Kaufman. SECOND ROW: S. Scott, R. A. Lovett, R. Bryant. M. Atwater, M. Christiansen, B. Feldman, I. Wegner, B. Iuckson, A. McKuren. THIRD ROW: I. Hansen, H. Cramer, D. Tyler, Y. Itayama, D. Toepke, I. Murphy. M. Schade, S. Bogart. M. Spira. Q The tall drama classes, under the direction ot Miss Veronica Rourke, pre- sented two performances ol Qur Townfl a three-act play hy Thornton Wilder, to sell-out audiences in the Little Theatre. The sprinq classes produced two dramatizations, Arsenic and Qld Lace and Staae Door. The Footliahters is the honorary society tor student actors and actresses. Fall officers for this qroup were Rodqer Shorter, presidentg Pat McKenzie, vice' presidentp and Geormaine Daher, secretary. Ronald Garquilo was the president tor the spring semester, and Antonio Di Sibio and Pat McKenzie were vicefpresi- dent and secretary, respectively. A student becomes eliailale tor membership in the Footliqhters hy outstandina participation in a term play. This :group sponsors all productions ot the drama department. Q., W-iinjj'gsg,' ,Nw ' .. .. 5: ' s f. jul.

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jim frm. A yearbook is, in all reality, a memory book. Sometime in the future as you take your '49 Elm from the shelf, blow the dust from its cover, and turn the pages, your thoughts will return to the time when you were a student at San Mateo High School. As you open the book, you will see pictures of the school building, so strange to a freshman and so familiar to the upperclassman. The pictures of the faculty will remind you of the many times those same teachers gave you extra advice and guidance. The familiar faces of the student body officers will call to mind election campaigns, assem- blies, and meetings of Ex-board, A.G.S. and A.B.S. representatives. The sports section will bring back the many times you either participated in a sport on a Bearcat team, or cheered for that team from the stands. lt will also recall rallies, the cheer- leaders, and the school song, Orange and Black. The social candids will bring nostalgic mem-- ories of the many times you planned, decorated, and then attended school dances and other events with your best date, The pictures of the oranizationse.-Band, Glee. C.S.F., lunior Statesmen, Footlighters, Hi-Staffe will remind you of the fun you had planning activities with these various groups. Then . . . the senior section. As you look at the faces of your friends, you remember them, their mannerisms, their nicknames, and most of all, the good times you had with them, both in and out of school. All this and much more is brought to you by your yearbook, the Elm. lt is a key to your memories and is a treasured possession of all alumni. ,.--.:':-,.......- BETTY HOWAT Editor ,,.-vr '- MM STAFF FIRST right: Wallace. I. Mendelson. B. Howcxt, I. -4 Dillon. G. Parker. e r s o n , P. Schuetz, A. McDonald. rx b e r g, M. P. Williams. 71 he it . - ..-. f-,I l Sir'