Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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H 41, aw ,JG ,,f:H.,! The Spring '63 Battalion shown above having its weekly staff meeting. , WW 7? A The battalion is seated listening to announcements after a ROTC parade. ...'f' gi ms, -A . , ' ' A , 'fl- H, ' L f . ., t,fffgf W ' I 5,4-'V -1 . , , v'w',f'f f' v3 f , --' u Y . f .gun 3-4 V ..f f . , .. K. --F 'z ,ff .wife ML,-1 A ' - r f B Company, commanded by CfLt. Charles Torres, is at pre- sent arms at a ROTC review and inspection. S513 22 6 iv'E'Sf'Y.'Xi'Q'.?f'XoE ' ROTC The Galileo ROTC Battalion for Spring 1963 was commanded by C!Lt. Colonel Adam Wolf who was a member of the Drill Team, Boys' Vice-President of the Stu- dent Body, and a life member of the Silver Seal Society. His staff consisted of CfCapt. Byron Fortman, executive officer, C!Capt. Garrett Lee, adjutant, C!Lt. Vladimir Stekley, public information officer, CfLt. Bryan Wong, training officer, and CfLt. Tyrone Cobb, supply officer. The Drill Team, this term, was commanded by CfCapt. Tony Leong. The Drum and Bugle Corp was commanded by CfLt. Robert Miller. Galileo's Drum 8 Bugle was selected as the only Drum S Bugle Corp to play at the annual 91st Com- petition. The Color Guard was commanded by CfLt. Robert Williams. The Saber Club was revived in the Battalion. This club consisted of commis- sioned officers only. In many ways it was like a social club, in which it could use its funds in any way it pleased. The Saber Club was led by the Battalion Comman- der C!Lt. Col. Adam Wolf as president, CfCapt. Byron Portman, vice-president, CfCapt. Tony Leong, secretary, and C!Lt. Vladimir Stekly, treasurer. A new system took place in ROTC this term. In order for a cadet master ser- geant to become a commissioned officer, he must have passed a three-part exam- ination including an interview with a board consisting of the battalion commander, executive officer, and adjutant. An Officers' Call was also established where offi- cers and non-commissioned officers met to discuss current problems in ROTC. 9,71 A 1 11 V. - -,V ' ' -1 f 'Vt : Z f '. , ' ,' . 'Q .I Q E f We xml' ' 4. 'T lf' W ,, Q , S ..:, V.. , A , W :Y ,ju , If ,V .5 . 1? , Q I I I I ., t , I ll- r r .. : ., ' , 'if , - 5' . L:-1 ag, 1 2 , ' H ,, 'Q H , .1 1,4 A f ! L. ,, :,. .ml , A A I 1 ,, , ,mf M I 1. g,a,i,,,, 1 . . k . . 1 .1 fi .if ' 4 47 f f'5E3'4V!fff''ffrfffrmf' , . , ' Q , V' f ' , - xi ff25,viwr1fm:Q.:-:ef-af .fr Q 4 ? V Galileo 's fine Drum S Bugle Corp is pic- W 1 ' I at tured above while passing in review. MfSgt. Lindsey and CfLt. Col. Adam ,f Wolf troop the line before the com- , ,, Y. panies pass in review. ' A- 'r t f -- A ' f 1 1 Lf ., . L 1 I A ff E l E, 4 D4 5 l 4 I 5 2 1 y f 5 F ,J . f , if ' 'f ,Q f if r yr ' 4? Z5 ,' f ,f 1 ., A, .ef 'f Z 5' . an -W , Y z , if 4 0' 4 ' . +22 i , 1 Q .Ywz .x . ' ff' .- C4 , . .. , ki, 4,13 fl A f I It J a nf 3 N1 1? fff f M., ,Af I yr f W 1 f il if aw ,, f ,Aj ,,, , 5 , fy .fr f if Sf M 1 41, 1 1 f , T f gi , y'h,m2'1 M rf ,ff f M Q - .2 'W' Q K , 'fi -l.. A AV 5 Q, , The Color Guard for this term is shown above. Its comman- der was CfLt. Robert Williams. Battalion Commander CfLt. Col. Adam Wolf and his staff reviews errors at an earlier in- spection. .4s9m - ' l '.'ff' r 'l J 1

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The Lions' League is an organiza- tion which has been and still is of a great service to our school. They are responsible for supplying our students with school supplies and selling candy Lions' at the football games. They also had a hand in making the K.O. Polio drive and the magazine drive a big success. Other worthwhile projects include making the patient's stay at the Let- erman Hospital a little more enjoy- able. Besides doing service to the school the Lions' League also does a lot of traveling. The League 's sponsor, Miss Madsen, takes care of all excur- sion ti-ips. So far, the organization has taken tours of various universities, such as Davis and Stanford, has taken an educational tour of the United Air- lines, and has planned another trip to Disneyland. 7 The Junior members of the Lions' League try their luck at smiling. FRONT ROW: Marlowe Ng, Stephanie Chow, Beverly Cancilla, Cheryl Narrows, and Charles Wong. TOP ROW: Edward Collins, Vickie Flaherty, Ruth Ann Smith, Diane Woo, Lorely-n Low, Cry stal Jang, and Floyd De Rouen. Q- in... No, this isn't a hen-party. It's just the gathering of the Girls' Council clan. The Senior Lionesses of the Lions' League take time to sit still. FIRST ROW: Miss Madsen, the sponsor, Diane Welsh, Gay Kurell, Eve Quival, Wilifi-ed Vay- ssie, Karen Lum, and Gloria Jong. TOP ROW: Judy Yung, Susan Chew, Mary Goosev, Liz Ye e, Sharon Low, Connie Lai, Chris Chu, and Charlene Loesch. 1 Wg' .1 41 1 . ..,,.. , ,,,.....,.. . .,......... M., is -1 1 ,Q f . fa . y . -1. .Aw g4 1 1 ' n ' Rail: .. V.: , ...Az . -fa 1153, A Employees Wilifred Vayssie and Charles Wong try to coax Liz Yee into buying a Galileo Pee-Chee. Girls' Council The Girls'Council is one of the many service or- ganizations at Galileo. Membership is applied for and approved by Mrs. Higgins, the sponsor, and the officers. At the present, this organization has adopted the point system to help earn pins and life member- ship to give recognition to those who deserve it. This term, Girls' Council has once again under taken the job of patrolling the halls during the lunch periods.Each girl is now authorized to give out Stu- dent Court citations to the offenders. Other worth while service projects in which these girls are engaged include helping a Galileo K.O. Polio center and ush ering at the term plays and at graduation. The smiling officers of the Girls' Council are Karen Lum, secretary, Gloria Jong, president, and Mary Goosev, vice-president. fl 'Qu Nfl Saws

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Girls' Block G The girls shown on this page represent a small group of girls who have participated in GAA for four terms. The block awarded to them symbol- izes the sportsmanship and skill each of them has developed. Every girl who has developedher sense of fair play and athletic ability for four terms truly deserves her block! This year the Girls' Block G attended several meetings with block mem - bers of other schools to discuss the importance of athletics in the school's extracurricular program. A joint cake sale of both the Boys' and Girls' Block G was held in May. BLOCK G SOCIETY The members of the Boys' Block G are shown below gathered for an early morning meeting. The early birds are: Jay Yamamura, president5JohnWichman, vice-president, Dan Quattrin, Warren Doo, James Lee, Gregory Choy, secretary, and Anthony Lyau. SEATED are: Dave Pellegrini, Edward Sherrod, and Mike Hicks. NOT SHOWN is Bob Higginbotham 4 BACK ROW: Miss Schoeppe, sponsor, Susan Ng, Esther Kwan, Lorraine Wong, Mary Conciatore, Chris Chu, Sharon Low, Mary Lee, Gloria Chapman, Connie Lai, Melinda Wong, and Joyce Christopher. MIDDLE ROW: Annabelle Lum, LiOi Lee, Dolores Wong, Vivian Ung, Mabel Wong, Carolyn Lupo, Eve Quival, Adrienne Chow, and Bobbie Pierce. FRONT ROW: Gloria Jong, president, Judy Yung, vice-president, Gay Kurrel, secretary-treasurer, and Karen Lum, publicity manager. Pictured above are the officers of the Boys' and Girls' Block G: Gregory Choy, Jay Yamarnura, John Wichman, Gloria Jong, Judy Yung, Gay Kurrell, and Karen Lum. who must have been out with the owls! pi--.......,, 1 1 ,.,...,- ,,,,...,d- i ., l llfZQQ.,.f3, Ma ..,s...,,,,.,.. . , U ,,,, , ' Boys' Block G .. .,,,,.. V ' H ,.,...,.,, .... ww- ' 4- , . 1 l The Block G Society is ' fi Q comprised of boys who Jttf' have gone out for a sport and have added to Galileo 's victories. They are Gali- leo's own Olympic athletes. This year the mem- bers acquiredbright orange and purple hats which they Wore with their white swea- ters, and as ushers-' at our rallies and assemblies they easily gained attention and respect. i sa Taq