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

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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.

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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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FAREWELL It is with deep regret that San Mateo High bids fare- well to a woman who will be remembered by all fortunate enough to know her. Mrs. Harriett Lewis has given help and understanding in the past years to various activities. Whether it was advising the German Club or developing the CARE package program, Mrs. Lewis earned the respect and admiration of all her students. Ever interested in scholarship, she inspired in us a re- spect for learning and a real appreciation for character that will live deep within our hearts. We salute you, Mrs. Lewis, and wish you the best that lite has to offer . . . SCI-ICDLARSHIP SCDCIETY r FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Bloss, S. Fitch, C. Iachens, E. See, P. Manuel, K. Thomas, I. Garfield, S. Schwqlb C. Grossmann, F. Tateosian, B. Stark, P. Caldwell, S. Hilker, E. Mendels, C. Caldwell, M. Lanqsdori S Howard, I. Davis. SECOND ROW: D. Karnes, M. Anderson, I. Wisnom, V. Boetqer, M. Peterson, I. Bennett I. O'Conne11, G. Chew, I. Ikeda, R. Miller, D. Searls, T. Tegner, F. Tedesco, R. Matlock. B. Sunblad, M. Konon' I. Bobbin, B. Bryant, B. Mitchell, I. Carlson. THIRD ROW: M. Lacscxznana, M. Hansen, B. Lund, H. Montgomery. G. Niemeyer, Gloria Chew, I. Mills, M. Miller, A. Brizollara, T. Wczrda, R. Peterson, R. Iuiito, I. Fuiiki, R. Lge M. Horton, R. Mills, K. Seidel, H. Gustafson, P. Gordon, I. Gelky, P. Sheffield, I.. Iackson. 1 1 1