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

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X X 6 pu D pi g g-VOICE. ' cf m-is ' ...- ,ae NO. ll spin MATEO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN Mmiioi, CALIFORNIA Vfiffav- flilfli en' 'To Be Mateo High sch len House Night if Vifedxlesday, A :30 o'clock as on of Public various departm s, such as Art e departments exhibitions. A f 1 presented by t sewing of the San ributed at the phrase, The LTO View , tTalent SI . second time in San Mateo E3 will be pi body during program, under . William Stret on April 17. l director, an functions as with a cast of 1 numbers of d singing, piano, guitar perforl has had many rch time of the asl at Linea trnerican 't scgogli, with P as the theme fo Fiim' H1 1SgAiiF B M1 h n D E lah fda B Coffman i 3 it :Y u e' - 'h:M.Cl'l.B. tn,.oe,.1ce,.ccI .- - observation of Pi FlRSSTE2g:IV11JISgc3.ri,?' liuwqtelifjpcinovssoifi'-1f3Pickcrd, Toepke, D. Henderson, M. Konon. jugtafqos ti-gsliyex in California. ....-...,, ....., ....,.e spew., ..,..o.,. ,,.o.,.e...s -- -Y e--1-Q --J ,--'-- ---J ' ' t 5 t 5 vhicli will extend from April were informally discussed. Coloma' and -TUG Mihai respectively- Cami Lee Whlptlngf Jam' J' the Citizens of l' Clyde Qneentani given a tblic school 4 accomplished ouse nights at schools The first inaugurate-dt ed by the rl lodge. The ex mnually since tl 5 of Public Sc that if d to any so be improved are the in Iilliam Gill is :mittee which is for this year's s twelve sul OC la ei-son. D ers to the product tan, Fred Bjork, Ned English, Wal Lacsamana, Chicl Mills, Pat Gordon Zambon, Marg Ralph jones Pemberton luthor Speak D-and if S. F. Assam ex 1 lapses two kinds of n honest and disl ii kdvho says the world ng is a dishonest opinion of Ralph of best selling' who spoke at lastt SPRING HI smrr n . under him. rmsr now, lelt to right: B. Mnche11,c.10hn5on, M.-C1inton,D.Shultz,B. M1ne4f,s.ni1ker. si-:coma OUOYIUK C-5-F. fl'lCl as include Arun-K, ROW: B. Andrews, M. Koncn. D. Henderson, Miss Weber. B. Coffman, D. Wilson, E. Mendels. Lfhion Slamv, Mrs. Ethel Mc- ot-ies, Miss Agnes Corcorang g, Mr, Lloyd XValker, and Miller: Shops, Mr. George Llffflt' 7-l!e'i7ft'l'. NYU'- rke: Radio Prndurtion, Miss Meyers: Hospitality, Miss Flnvc- r f..i.l,.... RFI-. xr-- ' uv.: ccruucu spceu test. LCFIIIICBICS from the Gregg Publishing company of New York are on the way for these members of Mr. Donald Mil- ler's first period class. In Mrs. Mildred Quinn's advanced classes awards :zo tn Rheem-win .un vnugu nun-VCI 3, Uldlll LCZAUXAUI and manager of the Co-op. has been recalled into active duty by the United States Navy. Lieut.-Comdr, B-layers will leave the campus sometime around the middle of April. He will be stationed f Of xf'i1nniir1n no aL... 'KY-..-1 4' rv- - president of the l Mb' scnuiastic society, Brad introduced the other officers Mendels, vice-preitiffem, and Fenner. secretary-1 -urer. pins were presenter Mis, dred Hays and M geph eson. Special honor ,...

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JUNIQR STATESMEN' 2 PEN'CLUB W may X :tif , A X X FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Mendels. I. Berger, M. Locscxmcxncr, R. Mills, E. Scxywell. SECOND ROW: O. William- son, S. Hilker, C. Bogue. THIRD ROW: B. I-laighi, R. Davis. i. ,X :ff !hEgfQ, QQV if ld L' IN FRONT: I. Cooney. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Bryant. I. Kimberly, B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Bex-wer, C. Claxton, T. Teqner, C. Baxter. 2l X ' 4 X X jg 2. f X .1 I , 7, X ,IQQ 'Ji I f , l' ' 21-JMQ ,Z f ff 5 , X flu Hill 'I j N 'Q Q X M

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ELM STAFF i7..i,,, , FIRST ROW, left to right' E. Mendels, A. Yee, M. Landon, F. Nolcm, F. Tedesco, I. Tracy, L. Heathcote, M S h 11, I. Kerr. SECOND fiow: Advisor H. Smith, I. Guxllen, D. Tyier, P. Olson, M. Clinton, D. Toepke, B. Wil c e liclmson, K. Thomas. THIRD ROW: I. Tormey, B. liaison, 1.1. Davls, D. Henderson, M. Kam, I. Feldscher, M tworter.