High School of Commerce - Commerce Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

s ,J ,f Q 94. , 4 lj I 15:1 WHSFIE A ll mlm N' FGA - -ww-, if,s , h 7 , -1,gfQ4.A..,u - JJ? Tho I die on a distant strand And they give me a grave in the land, Yet carry me back to my own city! Carry me back to her grace and pity! For I think I could not rest Afar from her mighty breast. She is fairer than others are Whom they sing the beauties of. Her heart is a song and a star - .My cool, grey city of love.1 Tho they tear the rose from her brow To her is ever my vow, liver to her I give my duty ed First in rapture and first in beauty, Wayward, passionate, brave, Glad of the life God gave - The sea-winds are her kiss, And the sea-gull is her dove, Clcanly and strange she is - Aly cool, grey city of love. The winds of the future wait At the iron walls of her Gate, And the western ocean breaks in thunder, And the western stars go slowly under, And her gaze is ever West - In the dream of her young unrest. Her sea is a voice that calls, And her star a voice above, And her wind a voice on her walls - My cool, grey city of love. Tho they stay her feet at the dance, In her is the far romance. Under the rain of winter falling, Vine and rose will await recalling. Tho the dark be cold and blind, Yet her sea-fogjs touch is kind, And her mightier caress Is joy and pain thereof, And great is thy tenderness O cool, grey city of love! From Sails and Mirage by George Sterling V' .w.-Us 1 ,N-' f ,. . fx Je ff J. M , ,.,. , iw '- , 4 V ,-J 1' A M. N , 'Y , . , v, gl,- -Qf . ' ' ' 2' ,, 1 :ig 'f-- ,fix xp ' -' U f J . -J, , , , Q 1.' U' ' ' ,-li , 1 my . ,X ,, U I- X : w A x . 9, '..,,n. ,f , 1 M- .nn ,mx ,uxm-m.uvw mn-svn-un-.mum mu.ww - V Y --im,-1 N I H IE R IE C O R I H950 D TS HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA pm PM - 546:04 ,Iv ,.f L ' M. 1-L. ,. Wliffilf YQ 1 Ftigwfrfilkl ?J::fT:'5w!:sf-215' Ae: ww -mi -f ww VY J. 1: :Q ,g pg A q:,:,,-ir? 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N, ,.. nv. . , ,sv-, , , 'X','CQ', vff,'f2 f'f, f . H ' :-fs:-fx Lfufi . ' :su ,351 .1915 ,f . -:VT za 215' W fU.,..,,., . , A ,.5yx,Q,.5i,fv7 f!,g?.:-5.11. ' F iw, fl. 41, Tug, Lv E5 ' ES, Q- - I 3-h .-M -H W' .-NI? gl: A. gl: E 3v 'Aj Lv'-wr' wg Q ,Q J. ,,'1 , 9:2 bv' QW LIL ' :,, Q. rm, t .1, - My : ' 4' 13 V, . ., : 'Q -V I 44. '4,--.-A. f M453 L 5, ,N fx -, f. I , B- PQ 7 E , r, Pz, 1 . :w L: .5 V W ,ml , Zeal ' ' THIS EDITION OF THE COMMERCE RECORD IS DEDICATED TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN COMMEMORATION OF ITS ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF STATEHOOD, SEPTEMBER 9 1850 ......... 1950 664 ,aj ,a eine! The Old Building. 5. New Building under way. Old Building showing play area. 6. 5211116- Exercises in play area. Principal Murphy is 7. Progress rnade. shown, back to camera, hands clasped. 3, Finishing tguchgs. Old playfield - used for soccer. 7 COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL The State of California in this year A.D. 1950 will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of its birth. The High School of Commerce-that is, part of its buildings-will be forty years old in December. But the school traces its beginnings much further back than December, 1910. California was a very young state in 1883 when Commerce was born. By the use of a little imagination one can see cer- tain similarities in the development of California into a state and Commerce into a high school with a separate and distinct entity. It may be true, perhaps, that these similarities are nothing more than phe- nomena characteristic to all young, developing organi- zations. But certainly they are interesting enough to warrant a brief exposition of their nature. Our state's history shows that as California pro- gressed toward statehood in the Union, the flags of various countries flew over the land to proclaim its rulers. The banners of old Spain, of Mexico, newly freed from Spanish domination, and of the tempestu- ous California Republic, each symbolized the moment of power and glory of those who would rule the vast area. Manifest Destiny, as many people of the times re- garded it, was not, however, to be denied. In 1848 the region known as California came under the jurisdiction of the United States and a new flag fluttered over the land. Gold brought people, thousands of them, enough to insure immediate statehood without a long grow- ing-period as a territory. Upon September 9, 1850 California became the thirty-First state in the Union. The High School of Commerce also developed under other banners, but it too had a destiny that could not be denied. Our school history tells us that because San Fran- cisco business men felt there was a need for trained office workers a commercial department was organ- ized in july 1883 at Boys, High School. Today we know this old Boys, High School by another name: Lowell. The next year, 1884, the commercial department was moved into a building on Powell and Clay Streets and named San Francisco Commercial School. Thirty- six students were enrolled. In addition to the Com- mercial subjects, English grammar and composition, and Spanish were offered. It may be well to note in passing that Spanish has always been a study of major emphasis at Commerce, primarily, perhaps, because of its importance in commercial relations with our neighbors to the south, but also because of Californiais rich inheritance from the early Spanish and the great meaningfulness of the language in our state's place-names and early history. In 1914 a special journal, entitled El Tecolote was published entirely in Spanish. The school moved again in 1891 when the Board of Education provided a building at Bush and Stock- ton Streets. Enrollment had now reached 450. A new department was added in 1894-manual training. The school also acquired a new name: Poly- technic High School. Again the commercial department moved. This was in 1900. The new location was in the rear of the now famous Lincoln Grammar School at Fifth and Market Streets. Colonel Charles H. Murphy was appointed principal. The earthquake of April 18, 1906, and the result- ant fire necessitated another move. Plans were formulated to construct a new building for the rapidly growing but gypsy-like Commercial High School. In 1907 property was purchased on Grove Street between Polk and Larkin and construc- tion of a fine new brick building was started. Meanwhile, the students of Commercial High, in need of housing, had to share a building part-time with another school. Commercial retained its own identity as a school, but the building in which its classes were held had an ollicial name and the banners of that school oflicially, if figuratively, flew from its masts. Lowell and Polytechnic have already been mentioned in this story, you have, no doubt, guessed which colors were associated with the school which now housed Commercial High. Yes, it was Mission. Matters could not get worse. There was only room for improvement. It came in December, 1910. The new Commercial High School, shiney in its bright new bricks, proud of its fine light and airy rooms, amazed -tha, M. the at its elevator, and goggled-eyed at the telephones in each room opened for business. Colonel Charles H. Murphy was principal and Mr. James B. Sykes, a teacher of commercial law, was vice principal. It seemed that at last everything was settled. What could be more permanent than a big brick building? But it was not to be. Commercial High seemed to be instilled with the same spirit of wanderlust that drove the earlier adventurers to California, or that moved the state capital as California expanded from San Jose, to Vallejo, to Benicia, to Sacramento success- ively. Truly the spirit of the state was in the school. In 1913 student body and ine brick building picked up and moved once more. This time to the corner of Fell and Franklin Streets. While the building was being moved Commerce went to school at Lowell. A cycle had been completed. At the time of this writing the building is still there where it was moved. We usually call it the Old Building, for in 1925 a New Building was completed on Van Ness Avenue between Fell and Hayes Streets. On December 12, 1912 the name of the school was changed from Commercial High to High School of Commerce. Like the state under whose educational system it functioned, Commerce had progressed from rather indefinite beginnings under a number of banners to a separate and distinct entity with its Own name, gov- ernment, traditions, and colors. She was now ready to settle down and prove what her destiny was. And as California had to gfiht battles, so did the school. What was to be one of the most important legal battles occured in 1915. The voters of San Francisco were asked to vote in March of that year on a Charter Amendment 135D which provided for the exchange of the land fronting 120 feet on Van Ness Avenue and 60 feet on Fell Street, the playfield at that time, for forty acres of the Sutro estate at Land's End. The land offered did not include Sutro Heights nor Sutro Baths. Commercites were against the amendment. They became politicians, in fact, were dubbed kid poli- ticiansn by their opponents. But the Hkid politicians fought the amendment with everything they had, and when the smoke of battle had cleared, they had de- feated the experienced politicians. It was a great battle and a greater victory. Commerce had shown its fighting spirit. Gold first, later the productive value of the soil, the climate, and the promise of wealth and health drew all races and creeds to California. Commerce too drew all races and creeds to its student body. Doubtlessly, it would be stretching words too far to say that gold-in the form of education-drew these students to Commerce. As- suredly, though, there was something of value, just as there was in the state of California that attracted students. And like California, not the least of these people, were the Chinese. But there were other racial groups too. Today, Commerce is as cosmopolitan a high school as one may find anywhere. Here all races, and creeds, meet and work together daily, for mutual as well as self betterment. And this is as it should be, for they and their parents are typical of California's cosmo- politan population in this year - the California centennial anniversary. site? 'ia gf HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE IFACUllLIY ,,,.-.w--I J..-gmffn. fW43v:f'zf'f:.i':if . , .. ., , ,, -- ,, , - 'S X ,4 f I N Wh I W-QQ,,,,,v-.n.4.:.,.mmMM-fmf, , . -.,..,V,,V1?xAQ,, . : - A f'-'fW ' -I , k'Haf ,,1,, , A -ff-fr I Y I V, 'Q,t'J x f ,. ' ,wx - . -,, 'S W, I ' 'N y , , ,,A,..g,,w,',,,,g,, 7e, ,. V . ,.,,.,,,,. IW C91 ,gk I 4 ' kk 'tx , J., : -,f' FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL IN SAN FRANCISCO 75e 76:41 ?7adZcz Sedaaim Sem 7 In the early days of Commercial High the faculty was necessarily small in number. The Journal for June 1909 lists sixteen teachers and the principal. Today at Commerce we have a faculty of 79 and three administrators. We believe we have the best faculty in San Fran- cisco. Other schools may disagree. In San Francisco in 1848, however, there was no opportunity for such interscholastic disagreement. There was only one school with only one teacher, a Mr. Thomas Douglas. The one-room school building was located in Ports- mouth Plaza, on Clay Street and faced Kearny. Near- by was Brannan Place. The school was established April 3, 1848. The first day six children, boys and girls, attended. The largest enrollment at any time was 37. Teacher Thomas Douglas lost his pupils when gold was discovered. The adults deserted San Francisco for the gold mines and, of course, took their children along. Mr. Douglas, a teacher without pupils, thereupon did what everyone else was doing. He too took off for the gold mines. The pen and ink sketch on the previous page was done by Choy Chung from an old print of the school building. p . . ' iv- ' A 1:5 , l S iff?-7 , s Q . MR- RALPH LEHMAN eiaumu 4 MISS RUTH M, ADAMS Dean of Girls 10 MR. E. KAEMPEN FREDERICK Dean of Boys We Bailey, Miss Leonora . Baumeister, Mr. Bernardt Berg, Miss Beda . . Biggi, Mr. Andrew . Bourne, Mr. Robert . Bracken, Mr. John . Brennan, Miss Patricia . Brillhart, Mr. Harold E. Burrell, Mrs. Marie . Callaway, Mr. Ivor . fCerruti, Miss Edvidge . Connell, Mr. John . . Cornelius, Mrs. Irene . Delman, Mr. Ervin . . Dewey, Miss Constance Dozier, Mrs. Alberta . . Fisher, Mrs. Gertrude . Freiermuth, Mr. Paul . Gantzer, Miss Alice . . Gastonguay, Mrs. Florence George, Miss Beverly . Germano, Mr. Nicholas . Gleditzsch, Mr. Arthur . Grayson, Miss Margueriete +Grinnell, Miss Marjorie iHafer, Mrs. Edith . . Hanchett, Mr. Edward . Hasselbrock, Miss Gertrude Hedden, Mr. Thomas N. Hemphill, Sgt. Hubert A. 4Hennessy, Miss Aileen . Higgins, Mrs. Barbara . Higgins, Mr. Jefferies . lejennings, Mr. Henry . Johnson, Miss Mae . fjohnston, Mrs. Marie . 4Lester, Mr. Walter . . Linn, Mr. Donald . . Lins, Miss Mary . . Liuzza, Miss Jacqueline . Lo Forti, Mr. Robert V. Lyman, Miss Evelyn . Makower, Mr. Myron . Marcus, Mr. Donald . Martin, Mr. Leland . . Martin, Miss Lorraine . McCoy, Mrs. Fleta . McDonald, Mrs. Mary . Millar, Mr. William . Morris, Mr. Lewis F. . eMoskowitz, Mr. Myron . Neuman, Mr. Grover . Newton, Mrs. Esther . O'Brien, Mr. Daniel . . Dramatics, English . . . Science . . Lip Reading . . . . Spanish . Journalism, English . . Social Studies . . English . . . Mathematics . . . . Social Studies . Social Activities, English . . . Italian, Spanish . . . Mathematics . . English, Spanish . Boys' Physical Education . . . English, Latin . . English . . . . . Household Arts . . . . . . Woodcraft Girls' Physical Education, Dancing . ...... Mathematics . . . . . Social Studies . Printing, Visual Aids . . . . . English . . . . . Librarian . Girls' Physical Education . . . . Business . . . . Science . . . . . Science . Boys' Physical Education . . . . R.O.T.C. . . . . Mathematics . . . . . . English . Business, Vocational Guidance . . . . 1 . Science . . Business, Attendance . . . . . Household Arts Boys, Physical Education, Swimming . . . . . . . Business Librarian, Student Body Advisor . . . . Business, Registrar . . . . . . . Science . . Business . . Business . Social Studies . Social Studies . . . Music . Social Studies . . English . . . Science . Head Counselor . . English . . Art . Business . English 7ea,a4ew fbaldaaedl Perussina, Mr. Robert Proschold, Miss Vivian Riley, Mr. James . . Roberts, Mrs. Iva . Schoch, Mr. Frank Schoch, Mrs. Marion Scudder, Mr. John . MShane, Miss Veronica . Silveria, Miss Victoria Sink, Miss Irene . Smith, Mr. Edward Smith, Mrs. Jessie . Smith, Miss Mildred M. . Strachan, Miss Agnes Thursby, Miss Helen . Trewick, Miss Ellen Truka, Miss Elizabeth . . Business, Visual Aids . . . . Business . . . Music . . . . English . Mechanical Drawing . Health Counselor . . . English . . . . . . Social Studies . . . . . . English, Science . Girls, Physical Education, Swimming . . . Boys' Physical Education . . . Girls' Physical Education . . . Social Studies . . English, French . Girls' Corrective Gym , . . Mathematics . Leathercrafts Vasilatos, Miss Frances . . Mathematics Vogulkin, Nicolas . Wallach, Mrs. Anne . . Art, Social Studies . . . . . English Ward, Sgt. Glenn F. . ..... R.0.T.C. Wheeler, Mrs. Marie . . Household Arts, Cafeteria Whigam, Mr. Elgin . Wilson, Miss lone . Wood, Miss Rubye World, Mr John . . . . . Art Metal . . . . Business . English, Social Studies . . . . Science NON-CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Ziegler, Mr. Karl ...... California Employment Counselor Eib, Mrs. Helen CLERICAL STAFF Goodwin, Mr. John H. .......... Bookkeeper Moriarty, Miss Grace L. . . . Secretary, Main Oflice Peterson, Miss Albertine . . Secretary, Attendance Office Tipple, Mrs. Jessie A. . . . . Secretary, Main OHice MAINTENANCE STAFF Towne, Mr. George ........... Engineer Murray, Mr. Leo . . . Collins, Mrs. Mary Hackmaier, Mrs. Mary Meyers, Mr. Stanley Mueller, Mr. Karl . Working Foreman Janitor Nielson, lWr. Chris O'Leary, Mr. James Reynolds, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. Ellis I ' CAFETERIA STAFF Dufley, Mrs. Agnes Gordon, Mrs. Janet Mallinson, Mrs. Louise McArthur, Mrs. Isabell Oakes, Mrs. Julia O'Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret Singleton, Mrs. Janie Smith, Mr. Garnett STUll lENT CQWERNMXIENT 4 K cQ'g..-1,-Q'-Z' 1 fuii ., - wx '?- iutfgiu- ' .ft 16' ., , ,- ,fly , '-'E-gig-3, Q' fi x-. ',.5g,.,3gg.'gJ.'L..,35.- R' q. ,':5-K.,,--,.,,....-,.. v x '1 sf, Q1 A FW' T? Fi qi r ' SL pix A 1 ' N x if 4 gg.. 'L ' ff' 3 Lf,-, .g,.,- M ' in f K-r.v'f.i.:'::5 . - S S CGLTON HALL 7146! Commerce is proud of its democratic system of student government operating by authority of a constitution ratified by the students. Besides the usual student body officers to lead in school activities there are also a Student Congress, to make the gov- erning rules and regulations, and a District Attorney and Student Court to try and to deal out punishment to those who break the school laws. California also has a constitution ratified by the people. The drawing on the previous page depicts Colton Hall in Monterey where the first California constitutional convention met during September and October 1849. The convention assembled in the upper story of the building in a hall thirty by sixty feet in size designed for public meetings. The lower story was divided into school rooms. This stone school building was erected by the Reverend Walter Colton, the First American alcalde in California, who used to build it, the labor of convicts, the taxes on rum, and the banks of the gamblers. Within a month after the constitution was drafted, it was ratihed by the populace. The next year, on September 9, 1850, President Fillmore signed the bill admitting California into the Union. But it was not until the steamship Oregon docked in San Francisco on October 18, 1850 that California learned it had become the thirty-first state in the United States. m4mfZwa,0,4,4wm,.. f J X 1 , .fx , 4 .if 1 Fr' Wi,-14 FALL PRESIDENT... .. . .,.. ...AL YOUNG VICE PRESIDENT. . , . . .DIANE FERAGE SECRETARY .,....., . . . ..,. KAY DEL SECCO TREASURER .,,.. . ...., DICK ARLIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. .RICHARD MARTINEZ YELL LEADER ...... . ....,. AL PAIILAZZO SPRING PRESIDENT ...., . ..., .. AL ALEIXO VICE PRESIDENT . , . .JOAN LEVY SECRETARY . . . . JO FREELAND TREASURER . . , . . CHARLES OW DISTRICT ATTORNEY ,. RICARD LINGELSER MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR .... . . AL PAIILAZZC YELL LEADER .. BRANKO PUDARICH 694 w6az0fb!' ,nk an ' FALL 1949 SQRHXZG 1950 ,, Af , , f In W X wa f 1 W f M ,fy V - :VV ,AI , JI E' I .Sir SI f FALL SPRING PRESIDENT .AA..,...4.,4...... GORDON LOUIE PRESIDENT ......I......,.I....... DICK ARLIE VICE PRESIDENT ..... ......,. . SHIRLEY LEE VICE PRESIDENT -'IA .lgn S IDNEY HARRY SECRETARY ..,..,.......,. MILLIE PRASTALO SECRETARY .l-A4'..E'4-'-..' PEGGY STOREY gggiftllliilaisi-NTAi-v-E-VIVIAN MAY LEE TREASURER ......,..I..... GEORGIA WILCOX FQANCES AMONTORGSSG SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVE I... , . JERRY HAYES HONOR STUDENT ,.......,....I DIANA DATTA G-A-K -A'A-A-A4--A A IA--4--- ALICE FERRARIS GAR. ...,..,.I, ..I. I.4.. S A L DE SANTI BAR- --A4-.--E-,. -A-MACK CALHOUN YELL LEADER ..,. ..,.., E ILL TIGHE YELL LEADER .,.,, AL PAULAZZO 16 H I I I laws ' . ' ,Salk ?fzo44 LOW SENIOR - SPRING President-Angelo Camelleri Vice President-Sheila Peterson Secretary-Gladys Lingelser Treasurer-Diane Fochetti JUNIOR - SPRING President-Jim I-Iunt Vice President-Fay Hayes Secretary-Mary Dye Treasurer-Pat Bandel SOPI-IOMORE - SPRING President-Clarence Russell Vice President-Alberta Cordini Secretary-Joan Wright Treasurer-Louise Amoroghi SOPHOMORE - FALL President-Wayne Abbey Vice President-Alberta Cordini Secretaryw-Jeanine Bareis Vice President-F-11-W'ilbur Lee FRESHMEN --- SPRING President-Stella Crane Vice President-Darlene Cates Secretary4Carol Garner Treasurer-Pauline Bentovoya FRESHMEN - FALL President-A1 Featherstone Vice President-Floxy Zanata Secretary-Velma Baseggio Treasurer-Shirley Stillian A I gf 7 ' , my ff ,L .,,, V ' 1 4 Z ' . . AM ',,,f'ii1ig.. 2 J Y . 2 W 1 4 , 'f GQW s V My N, 1 Z ff ' Q 4 ,M X Q wg , I , ' , f , .ff f 4' ' ' 4 -iq, ,Q J Z . -f'- QA , , ' 1 , I If ff ,. Y ,. ' ,, - I 1 Mf- Q , f W X ' V , , , . 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Thousands came to the city to make their way from the seaport town to the regions which offered wealth in gold for those who found it. The drawing on the preceding page, sketched from an old print, shows San Francisco Bay in 1849 jammed with ships, abandoned by officers and crew who have gone to the mines in search of gold. all 7?4?.. ALVAREZ BARRERA BLUE BOURNELLIS BRENNAN CARAMAGNO CASTBLLANCS CHAN, F. CHAN, C. CHEW CHIN, L. CHIN, M. CHIN, R. CHCW CHCY, E. CHOY, M. CHOY, W. CHU CIOLINO COFFIN CRESPO CUNEO DARE DATTA DAVIS DESANTI DEL SECCO DELGADO DEMMLER DER FABELA FARRAR FERAGE FLEMING FONG W 1 f ' f 'i k X I. 5 ,L gf Eff M f y If QXWWWQ f 1' f AMW 'Aw Ill A 712 L 'A q-:Q s MM V 'r 'Q 1 My ,Z -,. k.7xw,Nn,,y. E X74 wfxksyfg 1 ,Ez REX f , 3. X: VW :tk 'N wwf: 'V '25 , X 072 1 fs. I 2? Y f I M W f' ' If f W9 ' ff 41 if-nw! Aw 1 X 1 ,gf 70 if f l M , -f M Ag -gy 1 M 3, , ,, 'us--E-N ws, f wma lf. 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BARRERA, ALICIA. . .Al. . .Likes. . .avocado and tomato salad. . .classic music . . .banana splits. BELL FLOYD. . Jay. . . Ambition. . .auto mechanic. . .college. . . Likes. . .any- thing edible. . .Dislikes. . .homework and teachers. BLUE. HELENA. . . Ambition. . .travel around the world . . .Likes. . .radio. . . lemon pie. . .steak. . .Dislikes. . .conceited people. BOLYRNELLIS, KATHERINE. . .Mousie . . . Ambition. . .wants career . . . Glee Club. . . Likes. . .dancing. . .music major. BRENNAN, NANCY. . .Nan. . . Ambition. . .private secretary. . . Likes. . .food. . . the gang. . .rallies. . . Dislikes. . .homework. BROYYN. VVILBERT. . .Father Brown. . . Likes. . .sports. . .NIr. Delman. . . the world is rosy. . .history major. CARAIVIAGNO, VINCE . . . Snake . . . L-12 prexy . . . CSF . . . Likes . . . playing baseball . . . Dislikes . . . girls? CARRINGTON, ROY . . . Lucky Old Cat . . . journalism . . . Likes . . . looking at girls . . . teen-age center. CASTELLANOS, GLORIA . . . Glo . . . Likes . . . short skirts . . . taking pictures . . . Mexican, Italian foods. CHAN, FRANKLIN . . . Charlie Chan . . . Ambition . . . carpenter . . . Likes . . . chicken, turkey . . . Chinese Social Club. CHAN. GEORGE Georgie SSS Likes swimming basketball . . . girls . . . steak . . . more girls. CHEVY. BETTY . . . Bet . . . CSF . . . Likes . . . knitting . . . tennis . . . bowling . . . cabbage . . . Dislikes . . . Hirtatious girls. CHIN, LUCILLE . .. Chinese Social Club . . . Likes . . . sleeping . . . eating . . . will miss teachers . . . Dislikes . . . homework. CHIN. MARLENE World Wide Guild Likes anything edible Dislikes . . . loud students on the bus. CHIN, RICHARD . . . Big Dick . . . science and math major . . . church choir . . . has a sense of humor. CHOYV, BETTY . . . Bet . .. Likes . . . radio . .. bowling . . . fried chicken . . . homework . .. Dislikes . .. gossiping. CHOY, ELEANOR . . . Nora . . . CSF . . . Likes . . . playing the piano . . . going to light operas . . . home economics. CHOY. MAE JEAN . . . Ambition . . . owning small business . . . Likes . . . science . . . science . . . Dislikes . . . sloppy people. CHOY, WALLACE . . . Charcoal Choy . . . Block C . . . Likes . . . Girls . . . sleep- . . . food . . . all talk and no action. CHU, LINCOLN . .. Els CSF Ambition . .. engineer Likes . .. popular music . . . chicken . . . Chinese Tennis Club. CIOLINO, GRACE Gracie Ambition charm school Likes driving . . . listening to records . . . spaghetti. COFFIN. MARIORIE . . . Margie . . . .Ambition . . . teaching . . . Dance Club . . . Likes . . . Spanish . . . horseback riding . . . boys. CRESPO, RAFAEL . .. Ambition . .. becoming physician . . . photography . . . International Institute . . . Likes . . . best girl. CUNEO. FRED Cricket Ambition pro baseball Likes all sports . . . Sports Editor . . . Dislikes . . . stuck-up girls. DARE, RICHARD . . . Rick . . . CSF . . . undecided future . . . Likes . . . Chinese food . . . girls . .. French . . . math. 31 DATTA, DIANA . . . Di . . . Ambition . . . Potential chemist . . . CSF . . . science . . . Likes . . . photography . . . baseball . . . crab. DAVIS, JAMES . .. JD . . . Likes . . . work . . . eating . .. sleeping . .. girls . .. all the sports . . . Art Metal Shop. DELGADO, NANCY Nan Editor of the Spirit Likes Zim's library . . . business law. DE SANTI, SALVATORE Sal Ambition professional baseball Likes . . . printing . . . ravioli . . . ,Block C member. DEL SECCO, KAY . .. Kazy . . . CSF . . . Dance Club . . . Likes . . . peanuts . .. enchiladas . . . secretarial. DEMMLER, SYLVIA . . . Syl . . . CSF prexy . . . Likes . . . short stories . . .sew- ing . . . weight-lifting . .. doughnuts. DOO, HENRY . . . Buck . . . CSF . . . Ambition . . . carpenter . . . Likes . . . ban- anas . . . basketball . . . billiards . . . ice cream. EATMON, ROBERT Bob Ambition West Point ROTC Honor Club . .. Likes . .. hunting . . . camping . . . milk. FABELA, GUADALUPE . . . Dimples . . . Girls' League prexy . . . Likes . . . swim- ming . . . dancing . . . Spanish food. FARRAR, JOHN . . . Johnny . . . Likes . . . playing trumpet . . . history 6I reading . . . girls . . . radio. FERAGE, DIANE . . . Di . . . SB veep, secretary . . . Ambition . . . mayor of S. F. . . . Likes . . . carrots . . . enchiladas. FLEMING, ROBERT . . . Hamilton Tigers . . . Ambition . . . carpenter . . . Likes . . . baseball . . . ice cream . . . cake . . . girls. FONG, FRED . . . SSS . .. business major . .. Likes . .. movies . .. skating . . . pork chops. FRANKENSTEIN, BOB Frank Ass't Chief-o-Police Likes the boys . . . pinball machines . . . chicken. GEE, YOK . .. Athletic manager . .. Raven H-Y . .. math major . .. Likes . . . anything edible . . . Dislikes . . . to sit down. GRIFFIS, ROBERT Bob Drama Club Ambition to travel Likes . . . dancing . . . girls . . . food . .. girls. HARRINGTON, MATTHEW . . . Bones the Bookies . . . Likes . .. racing forms . .. girls . .. horses . . . girls . . . horses. I-IESTER, MACK . . . Hobo . . . Photography Club . . . Likes . . . good music . . . math . .. science . . . books . .. movies. HOGG, WILLIAM . .. VVillie . . . Till Tom Club . .. Likes . . . music . . . sports . .. steak . . . food. HONG, HANSON . . . low . . . math major . . . Likes . . . basketball . . . tennis . . . swimming . . . Doris Day . . . Dislikes . . . cocky people. JEUNG, DOUGLAS . . . Chinese Social Club . . . Likes math . . . sports . . . people Dislikes . . . girls? JUE, MELVIN . . . Mel . . . Atlas Club . . . Likes . . . science . . . Cameron House . . . girls eating. KIDD, LAWRENCE Larry Likes football . .. saxophone lemon pie . . . Ambition . . . band leader . . . Dislikes . . . bad grades. KIMURA, BILL Junior Ambition engineer Likes Spanish rice . . . Dislikes . . . being called William. KIRSCHNER, JANIS . .. jan . . . Ambition . . . dancing future . . . SSS . . . Dance Club . . . Likes . . . stenography . . . French fries. KOCH, GEORGE Coke Likes folk dancing . .. gardening . .. good looking girls . . . books . . . Dislikes . . . bleached blondes. LANDRY, GEORGE . .. Ambition . .. social worker . .. UMCA . .. Likes . .. sports . . . physics . . . Hamilton teen-age center. LANE, CHARLES . . . Jazzie . . . French, math, history majors . . . Likes . . . girls LEE. LEE LEE LEE . . . bananas . . . nice people. EMMA . . . Likes . . . to listen to the radio . . . Mexican and Chinese food . . . business . . . clothing. FORD . . . Atlas Hi-Y . .. Likes . .. girls . . . money . .. girls . . . math . .. football . . . Ambition . . . to make a few million dollars. FRANCES Pinky Chinese Social Club Likes mystery pro- grams . . . bowling . . . ping pong . . . picnics. KEARN . .. Termite . .. CSF . . . Likes . . . all the girls . . . math . . . more girls . . . money . . . girls. 32 LEE, MARGARET . . . Maggie . . . Likes . . . dancing . . . traveling . . . cornrnercial art . . . Dislikes . . . nosey people. LEE, MARJORIE . .. Margie SSS . .. Ambition . .. private secretary in a important iirrn . . . Chinese Social Club . . . traveling. LEE, SHIRLEY . . . Shirl . . . Ambition . . . to have a good time and be happy . . . Dance Club . . . Likes . . . swimming . . . hamburgers. LEE, VIVIAN . . . SSS . . . Ambition . . . to take life easy . . . Likes . . . eating . . . skating . . . commercial major. LEE, VIVIAN MAY . . . Viv . . . SSS . . . YWCA . . . I-I-4 treasurer . . . Likes . . listening to music. LIM, EDWARD . . . Chinese Tennis Club . . . Ambition . . . to live right . . . Likes . . . tennis . . . fried chicken . . . math. LONGO, ROSITA Ro Ambition designer home economics Likes . . . ice skating . . . sirloin steak . . . the gang. LOUIE, GEORGE . . . CSF . . . treasurer of H-4 . . . Likes . . . playing the piano . . . science . . . Raven Hi-Y. LOUIE, RAYMOND . . . Ambition . . . to loaf around . . . Likes . . . to go to the movies . . . girls . . . will miss Commerce . . . its girls. LOUIE, YEW MON . . . jake . . . SSS . . . YMCA . . . Likes . . . math . . . science . . . food . . . Raven Hi-Y. MALTSEFF, ANTOINETTE . . . Toni . . . CSF . . . Ambition . . . nurse . . . Likes . . . opera . . . Dislikes . . . sloppy boys. MASCIAGA, YOLANDA . .. Yola . . . Congress . .. Dance Club . . . Likes . . . . . spaghetti . . . ravioli . . . football . . . the gang. McKAY, BARBARA . . . Babs . . . Glee Club . . . Ambition . .. nurse . . . Likes . . . reading the funnys . . . bowling. MCKENZIE, FRANK . . . Mac . . . Ambition . . . professional hypnotist . . . Likes . . . magic . . . peanuts . . . hypnotism . . . Houdini. MENA, FRANK . . . Tiny or Skinny . . . SSS . . . Glee Club . . . Ambition . . . opera . . . Likes . . . bike riding . . . Dislikes . . . loud-talking people. MIZOTA, YUKIO . . . Kurt . . . Iroquois . . . Likes . . . basketball . . . European and Oriental foods. MONTEROSSO, FRANCES . . . Babe . . . Fritz . . . Ambition . . . to get married and have five kids . . . Glee Club. MOORE, MAXINE . . . Max . . . Likes . . . listening to the radio . . . boys . . . long walks . . . movies . . . Dislikes . . . conceited people. MORAN, FRANK JR. . . . Ambition . . . to own a home . . . Likes . . . folk dancing . . . swimming . . . skating . . . Dislikes . . . bleached blondes. MORGAN, ALVIN . . . Cold . . . YMCA . . . Ambition . . . real estate broker . . . Likes . . . playing drums . . . sports. MUNOZ, GLORIA . . . Glo . . . Likes . . . dancing . . . folk dancing . . . ice skating . . . reading . . . Club El Salvador. NELSON, MARY . . . Mickey . . . Ambition . . . study ballet . . . singing in church choir . . . Likes . . . Italian food . . . music. NG, SPENCER... N.G. ... SSS ...Block C ... Likes ... French... tennis ... Dislikes . . . people borrowing money. NYGARD, LENORE . . . Bunty . . . Likes . . . dancing . . . working . . . eating . . . coffee and doughnuts . . . clerical. OVV, DENNIS Denny Ambition to own latest cars Likes listening to the radio . . . The Daters Club. OW, PEARL . . . Perky . . . CSC . . . CSF . . . Likes math . . . languages . . . foot- ball . . . bike riding . . . chicken. PAGANONI, ROSEMARY . .. Roro . . . Likes . .. household arts . . . anything good to eat . . . the gang . . . boys. PALLA, JENNIE Likes potatoes horseback riding eating driving . . . Dislikes . . . big heads . PAPPADIMITRIOU, NICKE . . . Nick . . . Maids of Athens Club . . . Likes . . men . .. reading . .. business . .. Dislikes . . . snobs. PINKSTON, MARION . . . Dessomarie . . . Ambition . . . interior decorator . . . Likes . . . sports . . . Jolly Girls' Club. POON, BEVERLY . . . Beaver , . . SSS . . . Likes . . . French . . . tennis . . .bowl- ing . . . loafrng . . . steak . . . stenography. POPPIN, DOROTHY . . . Dot . . . Ambition . . . modeling . . . Likes . . . shrimp . . . fried prawns . . . ice cream . . . pie . . . men. 33 PRASTALO, MILLIE Mil Ambition to go to Siam San Jose State College . . . Likes . . . art . . . green hot dogs? POY, HAZEL . . . CSF . . . Likes . . . science . . . traveling . . . collecting records . . . Dislikes . . . scatter-brain people. PUN, FRED . . . Freddie . .. R.O.T.C. . .. Likes . . . to eat and sleep . .. majoring in math and loafing. PREZIOSI, JEAN . .. Jeannie . .. Likes senior control . .. home economics . . . Dislikes . . . snooty people. QUOCK, HANSON Ambition to make a million dollars Likes rice . . . Falcon Hi-Y Club. RICHARDSON, ROSALIE . . . Penny . . . Likes . . . Millinery , . . dancing . . . skating . . . steak and fried potatoes. RIZZATO, MIKE . . . Ambition . . . to get married and raise lO kids . . . Assistant yell leader . . . Block C member. RODRIGUEZ, DANIEL Danny . .. a born musician . .. Dislikes long skirts and brunettes . . . homework. ROOSAKAS, PETE . . . Ambition . . . physical education teacher . . . Block C . . . Dislikes . . . know-it-alls. SALLEY, ROSINA Sally Ambition English teacher sings in a church choir. SEINWEL, MARION Ambition fashion designer and dressmaking Likes . . . Chinese food. SHIMIZU, FRANK . .. Likes . . . girls . . . science and math major . . . will eat anything except fish. SIMPSON, ISABELL . .. Isa . .. belongs to the Junior Elks . .. ,Boys and more boys are her favorite pastime. SINIO, ELEANOR . . . Pug . . . Ambition . . . beautician . . . Likes . . . chili . . . dancing . . . Filipino Youth League. SNIDER, SHARON Sherry Likes horoscopes pastime painting . . . Dislikes . . . boys without manners. SOLORZANO, MARIA . .. Toni . . . Ambition . . . stenographer . .. Likes . .. lNIexican food . . . Dislikes . . . long skirts . . . loud girls. SUAREZ, JULIAN . . . SSS . . . Ambition . . . dentist . . . Spanish and math major . . . Likes . . . Chinese food. TEETERS, CAROL . . . Blondie . . . Ambition . . . illustrator for a magazine . . . Likes . . . horseback riding . . . turkey dressing. TIGHE, WILLIAM Curley Dance Committee class treasurer Likes . . . girls . . . girls . . . Dislikes . . . snooty women. TONG, MARY . . . Mel. . .Chinese Social Club. . .Likes. . .sewing . .Dislikes . . . gossiping and books. TONNA, EMANUEL , .. Sonny-Fish . .. Ambition . . . butcher . . . Likes . . . avocados . . . fishing . . . mechanical drawing. TORRES, IRENE . .. Babe . .. Likes . .. skating . .. horseback riding . . . fried potatoes . . . steak . . . history. ' TOY, LINDA . . . Tex . . . Likes . . . sports and music . . . Dislikes . . . critics and gossip. VALDES, CARLOS Pancho Photography Club Likes degr Lana Turner . . . hunting . . . cars. WALKER, WILLIAM . .. Kilroy . . . Ambition . . . restaurant manager or car- penter . .. Likes . .. football . .. bowling . .. spaghetti, WILLIAMS, RUTHIE . . . Jack Rabbit . . . Ambition . . . hat designer . . . Likes . . . basketball . . . tennis . . . ice cream . . . Teen Age Club. I WONG, BERNICE Bernie SSS Chinese Social Club Stardusterg Club . . . Likes . . . fried chicken. WONG, HUBERT . . . Eggbert . . . Ambition . . . minister . . . Likes . . . humorous people . ,. basketball . . . photography. YUPONCO, AGNES Likes Swimming Club drawing Filipino Youth Club . . . Robert Mitchum. 34 ' , N50 ADLAO, ROSITA . . . Ro . . . stenographer . .. collecting records . . . steak . . . friendly people. AKERS, EMLIY Mee Too Senior Control won't miss homework, getting up early. ALEIXO, AL . . . Tubby . . . S. B. Prexy . . . football . . . college bound . . . fried chicken. ANDAYA, MAURICE ..., B lock C . . . history major . . . short lunch . . . fishing. ANDERSON, ELSIE . . . Lee . . . S.S.S. . . . commercial major . . . get married . . . banker . . . steak. ARBASETTI, ROSE MARIE Ro actress eating and dreaming clerical . . . homework. ARLIE, DICK . . . Bobo . .. Block C . . . S.S.S. . . . S. B. Treasurer . .. baseball . . . steak. ASTMOS, CHRIS . . . Greek . . . history . . . loahng . . . girls with short hair . . . beach. BARDON, VIRGIL . . . mechanic . . . rifle team . . . Spanish rice . . . Bette F . . . . . . Reg. Host. BARRANTI, FRANK . .. Tiger . .. Junior Statesman . .. Drama . .. girls . .. history . . . boxing. BARTON, SELENA . . . Sandy . . . S.S.S. . . . Senior Control . . . Wave or Waac . . . hamburgers. BELL, NELVYN . . . Nell . . . stenography . . . dancing . . . shrimps . . . conceited peo le BIGONE, SA,M . . . history . . . attend college . . . baseball . . . dancing . . . raviolis. BIN, QUINTO . . . Quint . . . art . . . interior decorator . . . travel. . .fried chicken. BLACKBURN, DOLORES . .. Dee . .. history . . . housewife . . . skating . .. tennis . . . fried chicken. BROVVN, JOHN . . . Science . . . dental technician . . . basketball . . . snooty girls . . . friendly people. BUNCH, DONALL . . . Don . . . R.O.T.C. . . . see the world . . . conceited people . . . girls . . . homework. BUTLER, MARGARET . .. Marge . .. Dolphinettes . .. Senior Control . . . art . . . modeling . . . dates. BUTLER, SEDONIA . . . Syd . . . Glee Club . . . dancing . . . history . . . music . . . teacher . . . parties. CALAIS, FRANKLIN . . . Block C . .. sports editor . .. reporter . .. journalism . . . Naval Reserve. CALHOUN, MACK . . . Block C . .. girls who smoke . .. history . .. policeman . . . Pat . .. sports . .. steak. CALIPES, GRETA . . . beautician and housewife . . . home economics . . . knitting . . . swimming. CANFIELD, ROLAND History photographer Freshman yell leader . . . developing pictures. CARTER, PEGGY . . . Okie . . . Projection Club . .. Senior Control . . . French . . . light opera. CARTER, PAUL . . . weight lifting . . . shows . . . sleep . . . girls . . . sharp dressers. CATECHIS, MARY . . . men . . . history . .. going to the movies . . . eating and sleeping. CHAN, ANNIE business C.S.F. travel ice cream friendly kids . . . homework. CHAN, SPENCER . . . Cueball . .. ,Block C . . . math . .. chemist . . . basketball . . . hamburgers. CHANDLER, JIM . . . Challenger . . . Block C . . . Senior Control . . . football . . . women. CHEIN, JOAN . . . Joanie . . . Dance Club . . . science and language . . . false smiles . . . eating. CHIN, MOLLY Dance Club C.S.F. teacher Spanish math . . . thinking. CHINN, LORRETTA . . . Lottie . . . clerical . . . dancing . . . Jim S. . . . sewing. 35 CHUN, FLORENCE Flo . .. Dance Club S.S.S. Spanish fried chicken . . . homework. CHUNG, CHOY . .. C.S.F. commercial artist . .. art and French fried chicken. COOK, ALVIN . . . Al . . . Senior Control . . . all food . . . homework. CRESCIO, IRENE . . . Renie . . . S.S.S. . . . secretarial . . . secretary . . . apple pie. CRESPO, BOB . . . printing . . . Blue Denames . . . Mulligan's stew . .. English. CUBILLO, LOUIS . . . Louie . . . own business . . . girls . . . sports . . . Spanish . . . rice. CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES . . . Chuck . . . History Sc Spanish . . . dislikes snobs . . . sports. DANG, ANNIE . . . C.S.F. . . . bookkeeping . . . traveling. . .movies. . .lamb chop. DANIELS, PATRICIA . . . Shorty . . . G.A.A. . . . Clerical . . . comptometer oper- ator . . . orientation assembly. DAVIS, BENJA . .. Ben . . . history . .. baseball player . . . dancing . . . sports. DAY, CELESTINE . . . Celes . . . G.A.A. . . . typist . . . clerical . . . macaroni and cheese. DEL NERO, INEZ . . . clerical 8: home economics . . . Fosters' ice cream . . . Ray . . . drivers license . . . Lil. DIANIANDIS, ELECTRA . . . commercial . . . teacher . . . Greek food . . . operas . . . dancing. DONG, PEARL . . . C.S.C. . . . clerical . . . comptometer operator . . . meat balls 8: spaghetti. DORHAM, ROBERT . . . Senior Control . . . history of music . . . barber shop . . . baseball . . . pies. DOUGLAS, LESLIE Les music basketball girls chocolate cake . . . civics. DUBAY, BETTY . . . Dusty . . . Dolphinettes . .. history . . . airline hostess . . . enchiladas . . . cake. EATMAN, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . S.S.S. . . . basketball . . . printing . . . R.O.T.C. ... U. S. Army . .. Oflicer. ESCOBAR, JOSEPH . . . Joe . . . doctor . . . sports . . . soccer . . . physics . . . radio. ESCOBAR, AL . .. Pinnochio . .. Block C . .. dentist . . . history . .. girls . . . big hats. ESTRADA, RICHARD . . . Block C . . . math and science . . . track . . . will miss all the girls. FADEFF, SHIRLEY . , . Soapy . . . science . . . Senior Contorl . . . V. P. Reg. . . . dancing. FERRARIS, ALICE . . . Timber . .. Italian . . . to get short . . . Senior Control . . . tennis. FINERTY, PAUL . . . music . . . night club . . . girls in pincurls . . . trumpet . . . Naval Reserve. FISHER, LA VERNE . . . Shorty . .. science . .. social worker . . . scout leader . . . C.S.F. FONG, ,BARBARA . . . Barbs . . . C.S.F. . . . college bound . . . Latin . . . Dance Club . . . ice cream. FONG, GIN . . . S.S.S. . . . math . .. college bound . .. Blue Eagle . . . listening to radio. FONG, JULIA julie S.S.S. science, Spanish ambition to travel. FONG, RAYMOND . .. Shorty . .. C.S.C. ... clerical ... movies ... S.S.S. . .. Reg. Pres. FORAKER, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . clerical . . . housewife . . . Senior Control . . . . . . Swimming. FRANKLIN, TEHADORE Ted history radio Mrs. F.D.R. radio technician. FRANKLIN, BEATRICE . . . Bea . . . accounting . . . Senior Control . . . G,A,A, . . . movies. FRISBIE, ELDON . .. math and Spanish . . . forestry . .. peroxide . .. bowling. FUCHS, LEONIE . . . Le . . . clerical . .. typist or Hle clerk . .. Senior Control . . . driving. FUNG, ROSALIE . . . Roz . . . C.S.F. . . . clerical . . . medical secretary . . . drum corp. 36 FENG, VVILLIABI . . . Sunny . . . C.S.F. . . . math . . . pharmacist . . . girls with- out socks. FL'Rl.'Y.?, J-IAMES . . . mathematics . . . civil engineering . . . sports . . . Chinese oo . CAGE, BELVIN . . . Block C . . . history . . . pro football . . . girls . . . Bliss Smith. GALLEGOS, NATALIE . . . Nat . . . Senior Control . . . history and clerical . . . Al. GARIBALDI. DOROTHY Dot S.S.S. secretarial . .. Seals fan secretary. GAROFALO. EDDIE . . . Junior . . . history . . . cattle ranch . . . hunting K fishing. GEE, ROBERT . . . Checkie Block C Swimming Team . .. math college bound. GILL, AYESHA . . . C.S.F. . . . science 8: French . . . Dance Club . . . Peg. GOTT. RIARY . . . Blar . . . Dolphinette . . . clerical . . . oflice work . . . gossipers . . . George. GREGORI, IYILEIARI . . . Bill . . . Italian florist and husband Nlary, Rlary, 8 Rlary. GUERTIX, JTfNE . . . Bug . . . clerical . . . Hayes. . .stuck-up people. . .housewife HALL. ROBERT . . . Happy . . . Rlarh . . . Naval Air Reserye . . . salads . . . girls. HARXEY, SYLVIA . . . Syl. . .Business major. . .career woman. . .Senior Control. HARRIS, DOROTHY . . . Dotty . . . clerical . . . G.A.A. . . .conceied boys and girls. HARRY. SIDNEY . . . Sid . . . stenography 8: history . . . Tony llartin . . . Dance Club. HAYES, EDBIOND . . . Ed . . . Block C history .. . to go to Alaska football. HAYES. GERALDINE . . . Jerry . . . S.S.S. . . . secretarial . . . nurse . . . Congress . . . Bliss Smith. HEALEY. JARIES . . . Speed . . . math . . . draftsman . . . baseball . . . will miss Commerce. HO. BARBARA . . . Bobbie . . . C.S.C. . . . sports . . . clerical . . . critical people . . . bowl. HOLLISTER. BRUCE . . . history Seals fan officer in the Army . .. chicken. HONG, JONG . .. Kitty S.S.S. . .. secretarial major ambition to be a secretary. INTAGLIATA, JOE . . . V. P. Reg .... history . . . fixing cars . . . creamed chicken. JACKSON, CAROL . . . Oakie Jackson . . . Block C . . . printing . . . sports . .. the boys. JANG, IDA . . . C.S.F. Dance Club pharmacy steak .. . science 8: French major. JEXKIXS. LAVON . . . Jinx . . . history air hostess . .. the gang fried chicken. JERICOFF. DOROTHY . . . Dottie . . . home economics . . . Al . . . cheese . . . Swirnming Club. JEXV, FRANCES . . . Fran . . . Dance Club art . .. beautician . .. coffee 8: cake . . . dancing. JTLES, ROBERT . .. Bob . .. history .. . printer . .. will miss Blr. Blillar . .. homework. JOE, ELIZABETH Liz . .. C.S.F. clerical . .. social work . .. pastime knitting. JOHNSON. EARL . .. Sing mathematics lab technician . .. steak ping pong. JOHXSOX. GEORGIANNA . . . Georgia . . . bus. major . . . apple pie . . . .loe . . . golf . . . snobs. JOHNSTON, PEARL . . . Bunny . . . clerical . . . ofhcer worker . . . movies . .. turkey 8: dressing. JUNG. SHIRLEY . . . Shirl . . . science . . . cosmetology . . . ice skating . . . spanish food. KATSAXOS. EULA . . . Senior Control . . . clerical major . . . to oun a Cad , . . chops. KOO, KYYUX . . . C.S.F. . . . bookkeeping . . . accountant . . . chow mein . . . the narrow stairway. 37 KOUMARIANOS, IRENE . .. Renie secretarial major private sec. . .. swimming. KU, HELEN clerical major eating all food interior decorator. KWAN, EVELYN . .. Eve . . . clerical major . . . pastime eating . . . won't miss homework. LAI, MILDRED Mil C.S.F. dancing Spanish 81 science to travel . . . fries. LAND, JOHNNY L. . .. John music . .. musician radio programs chicken 84 salad. LARSEN, STANFORD S.S.S. sleeping math civil engineer sports . . . steak. LAU, LILLIE Giggles . .. clerical . .. who knows . .. picnics . .. the tardy room. LAW, ELAINE . .. Elly . .. clerical . .. bowling . .. fried chicken . .. cafe bananas. LEE, GEORGE . . . Georgie Brown . . . history . . . colonel . . . ice-cream . . .gir1s. LEE, IDA . . . clerical major . . . nice people . . . fried chicken . . . movies . . . steak. LEE, MALCOLM Mal Block C math major sports likes lunch time . . . books. LEE, MITZI Mit . .. SSS. . .. French . .. dress designer . .. drawing sloppy people. LEE, NANCY Nance science 8: Spanish baseball plans to work . . . S.S.S. LEECH, STANLEY . .. S.S.S. movies . .. art swimming custard pie . . . H car. LEM, EDGAR . . . Joe . . . night . . . math 8: science . . . listening to the radio . . . eating. LEMBER, JAMES . .. Jimmie . .. history gl science . . . civil engineer . . . steaks . . . sports. LEON, ELLIOT clerical bail-bonding agent chow mein C.S.C. LEVY, JOAN Joanie S. B. Veep . .. history . .. Ollie . .. chicken a la king . . . room 25. LEW, DAVID Neise basketball math major Falcon Club Bulldog room. LEW, ROBERT . . . Lulu . . . math . . . civil engineer . . . basketball . . . macaroni . . . smoking. LEW, ROBERT . . . Block C . . . math . . . engineer . . . enjoys eating all food . . . basketball. LIM, ALFRED . .. Al . .. C.S.F. . .. science 81 math major . . . photography . . . steak. LIM, MAE C.S.F. sewing . .. secretarial . .. career girl . .. picnics bananas. LINCOLN, ABE . . . Lifty . . . football . . . drawing . . . soc. living . . . lemon pie . . . studies. LINDA, NATALIE . .. Nat . . . S.S.S. . .. secretarial . . . raviolis . . . work . . . plans to travel. LITTLE, NORMA . . . Nori . . . clerical SL history . . . bowling . .. Frankls wife . . . salad. LOCKERMAN, PATRICIA . .. Pat . . . art . .. swimming . . . a successful artist . . . shows. LOO, ALBERT . . . Lulu . . . history major . . . roast duck . . . enjoys baseball . . . friends. LOUIE, IRIS . .. secretarial major . . . Monday mornings . . . eating . .. S.S.S. . . . gang. LOUIE, SALLY Sal C.S.F. . .. Spanish . .. bowling knitting . .. potato chips. LOUIE, THOMAS . . . Jacob . . . library . . . animals . . . musicians . . . bananas . . . rallies. LOVING, JAMES . . . Jim . . . Block C . . . history . . . bowling . . . ice cream . . . track. LOWERY, DOROTHY . . . Dot . . . movies . . . history . . . to graduate . . . enjoys swimming. 38 LUI, MATILDA . . . Tillie . . . clerical . . . dancing . . . veal cutlets . . . own house and car. LUM, EVALINE . . . C.S.F. . . . bookkeeping major . . . fried fish . . . bookkeeper . . . radio. MACKEY, JEAN . .. Jeanie . .. clerical major . .. nurse . .. Bradley . . . hard subjects. MALTSEFF, ZENA . .. C.S.F. . .. French . .. dress designer . . . olives . .. dis- likes rude people. MARTINEZ, RICHARD Rich Block C S.B. D.A. math Sc eng. . . . chicken fries. MASUDA, SUSIE . . . Suzi Q . . . long and happy life . . . stenographic . . . likes apple pie. McCLENNY, SHIRLEY . .. Shirl . .. business . . . fried rice . . . career woman . . . dislikes snobs. MCGRATH, JOHN . . . Curley . . . Block C . . . history . . . P.S. dept. manager . . . truck driver. MCKERLIE, ELLEN . .. history . .. undecided . .. Alameda . .. chewing . .. likes to read 81 eat. MERTES, PATRICIA Pat business major . .. all food dances dislikes homework. MESCHI, ANN . .. Smiley .. . office worker . . . stenographic . .. creamed tuna . . . stairs. MOCK, HARRY . . . Block C . . . math 8: science . . . steaks . . . dean of boys . . . C.S.F. MONTALVO, JOE . . . Romeo . . . Spanish . . . draftsman . . . hamburger . . . girls . . . Nat. Guard. MUTH, MARLENE . . . Marty . . . history . . . Julio . . . apples . . . house wife . . . movies . . . studies. NICKOLSON, ELLA Bonnie . .. home economics dances . . . Gage . .. chicken . . . swimming. NEWCOMB, MARGARET Pee lNee design the log . .. model Chinese food . . . Don. NG, WILBERT . . . C.S.F. . . . mathematics . . . chemistry . . . music . . . Chinese raviolis. ONG, MEI LEN . . . clerical . . . eomptometer . . . traveling . . . chow mein . . . stew in cafe. ORTIZ, INIARY . . . secretarial . . . buy a car . . . baseball . . . congress . . . Seals fan. OW, CHARLES . . . Charlie . . . S.B. treasurer . . . math . . . pharmacy . . . roast chicken. PALMER, JOHN . .. history Sc science major . .. meat . .. registry . .. to be a plumber. PATEFIELD, LLOYD . . . C.S.F. . . . mathematics . . . teachers . . . Shelley Winters movies. PAULAZZO, ALFREDO . .. Al S.B. yell leader driving hunting lemon pie. PERINI, ELEANOR . . . Slim . . . eating . . . history . . . walking . . . civics . . . conceited boys. PETERS, BARBARA . . . Pete . . . C.S.F. . . . sports . . . owning a dog . . . chocolate cake. PFISTER, WILLIAM . . . Bill . . . Block C . . . basketball . . . math . . . to graduate . . . milk. PUDARICH, BRANKO . . . Nagurski . . . S.B. yell leader . . . history . . . business man . . . steak. QUON, STANLEY . . . math . . . architect . . . dancing . . . won ton . . . won't miss tardy room. RE, MARIO . . . Nap . .. majoring in mathematics . . . ambition is to be a civil engineer. REIMUS, PAT .. . Horsey . .. majoring in history . . . college bound . .. likes fried chicken. RICH, JUNE . . . Rusty . . . ambition is to be a housewife . . . majoring in history. RIGSBY, CHARLES . . . Chuck . .. ,Block C . .. dance committee . .. ma'orin J S in Spanish. ROBINSON, JOY . . . Y.W.C.A. . . . majoring in art . . . likes to dream and chew gum. 39 ROHLAPP, CHARLOTTE . . . ambition is to be a good secretary . . . likes television. SAMN, ROSE . . . Sammy . . . C.S.F. . .. C.S.C. . .. college bound . .. dance club . . . likes Larry. SANDERS, MARY IO G.A.A. majoring in history and homemaking economics. SANDERS, ROBERT Skipper ambition is to be a cabinet maker history major. SARRASINO, MARIA . . . Mary . . . likes to dance and sleep . .. ambition is to be a wife. SCHULTZ, JEANETTE . .. jeanne . .. secretarial major . .. ambition is to be Billls wife. SCHWAWDT, GERALDINE . . . Gerry . . . social service . . . major in clothing and millinery. SCIMONS, MAE . . . Maisie . . . dance club . . . clerical major . . . ambition is to be file clerk. SERATO, HENRY . . . Seibo . . . history major . .. ambition to be a pharmicist . . . Y.M.C.A. SESSION, MAYE . . . Wigmore . . . likes to loaf and eat . .. ambition is to be a teacher. SHIBATA, NAOTO . .. Curley . . . Block C . .. C.S.F. . .. art major . . . ambition is to be artist. SHIOTANI, AICI . . . Chango . . . pastime movies and playing cards . . . science major. SHUBIN, DOROTHY . . . Dotty . . . majoring in clerical and history . . . ambition is to be a wife. SIMPSON, HOMER . . . Bouck . . . Block C . . . history major . . . ambition is to be a architect. SIMPSON, MARY ELISE . . . Dolphinetts . . . science major . . . light operas . . . navy nurse. SPANGENBERG, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . R.O.T.C. . . . football . . . ice skating . . . stage crew. STEPHENSON, ROBERT . .. S.S.S. . . . banana pudding . .. Y.M.C.A. . .. car races . . . Gina. STIPICEVICH, DANIEL . . . Dan . . . R.O.T.C. . . . printing major . . . football . . . ice skating. STOREY, PEGGY . . . Peg . . . C.S.F. . . . Spanish major . . . ambition is to teach dramatics. STRIBLING, ELLWYN Shorty history major track clubs . .. ice cream . . . chicken. STRUTZ, JACQUELINE . . . Bright Eyes . . . secretarial major . . . swimming . . . chow mein. SULLIVAN, CHARLENE . . . Charlie . . . major in business and history . . . steaks . . . cakes. SULTANA, ANN dance club Dolphinettes likes to eat clerical major. TALAVERA, ALFRED Shorty Senior Control history major Spanish food. TANAKA, EVELYN . .. Evie . .. G.A.A. . .. basketball . .. knitting . .. secre- tarial major. TANI, ROSE . .. Chiyo . .. C.S.F. . .. Congress . .. history major ... eat ... dance . . . movies. TELEGIN, EUGENE . . . projection club . . . ice cream . . . pastime is photography. THUMOND, FAITH . . . Irish . . . S.S.S. . . . history major . . . ambition is to be a banker. TIMBRESA, CHARLOTTE Timmie . .. C.S.F. G.A.A. dance club . . . dance and bowl. TING, JENNIE . . . S.S.S. . . . likes to bake, sketch, and sing . . . college bound . . . B.Y.F. TONG, NANCY . . . S.S.S. . . . college bound . . . science, language, clerical major . . . piano. VASSALLO, LILLIAN . . . Lil . . . S.S.S. . . . likes to travel . . . home economics, clerical major. VELEZ, FRANK . . . Ponchita . . . Block C . . . Spanish major . . . likes to dance. VENNERI, KATHRYN Kathy Senior Control clerical major 40 ambition to be married. VENTLYRI, LOIS . . . Lo . . . G.A.A. . . . clerical major . . . tennis . . . ambition is to be married. VILLAROMAN. CONCHITA Connie likes Don and Filipino food Congress . . . swimming. VOLANO. CHRISTINE . . . Chris . . . history major . . . senior jinx committee . . . likes Phil. XYALKER, BILLIE Jean . . . Bill . . . G.A.A. . . . history major . . . ambition is to be a nurse. XYELLING. JUNE . .. Junie . .. clerical major . . . skating . .. movies . .. crab salad . . . boys. WETHERFORD, LYLE . . . C.S.F. . . . history major . . . ambition is to be a civil engineer. XYILCOX. GEORGIA . .. George C.S.F. dance club ambition is to be a lawyer. WILCOX. NAYON . . . Nan . . . history major . . . chicken . . . french fried . . . swim . . . sketch. NYISHARD. HELEN . .. Bugs . . . glee club . .. history major . . . steaks . .. ice cream . . . salads. IYITTROCK. HERMAN . . . Hloody . . . likes to sleep . . . mathematics major . . . skate . . . girls. XYONG. CLIMMAN . . . Pee Wee . . . S.S.S. . . . mathematics major . . . ambition is to be an engineer. XVON. EUGENE . . . C.S.F. . . . ambition is to be a physician . . . eating . . . sleeping . . . reading. NVON. INIARY . . . clerical major . . . likes to gossip and play cards . . . steak . . . chicken. YVONG, JEONG . . . C.S.C. . . . majoring in mathematics . . . pastime in Happyls swimming. XVONG. ELSA . . . Tulsa . . . basketball . . . Y.M.C.A.. . .ice skating. . .bowling. . . YVONG, JANE . .. S.S.S. ... C.S.C. ... ambition is to retire and loaf ... eat ... chicken. NVONG, JEAN . .. S.S.S. life membership ... G.A.A. ... C.S.C. ... clerical major . . . chicken. VVONG, JEONG . . . C.S.C. . . . majoring in mathematics . . . pasttime in Happyls or Lee's. YYONG, LILLY . . . Lil . . . C.S.C. . . . bowling . . . movies . . . Chinese food . . . commercial major. WONG, RENO . .. S.S.S. . .. majoring in household art . . . wants to be success . . . radio. WONG, RITA . . . S.S.S. life membership . . . majoring in mathematics . . . movies . . . tennis. INONG, ROSE . .. C.S.C. . . . secretarial major . . . baseball . .. Spanish food . .. bowling . . . skating. VVONG, ROBERT . .. Tommy S.S.S. majoring in art and Spanish basketball . . . eggs. NVONG, ROW'LEY . . . S.S.S. . . . majoring in mathematics . . . ambition is to be an electrician. INOOLXVORTH, CARRIE . . . Pusome . . . dramatics club . . . Senior Control . . . history major. WVOON, FAY . . . majoring in mathematics . . . ambition is to retire . . . spaghetti . . . play. WRIGHT. DION . .. Dee glee club majoring in history and music chicken. NVYATT, ROSE MARY . .. G.A.A. . .. glee club . .. majoring in household are . . . dance. YANQUELL, ELIZABETH . . . Dolly . . . glee club . . . majoring in clothing and history . . . hike. YEE, ROBERT . . . C.S.C. president . . . majoring in clerical . . . Flying Eagle Club. YEE, TOM . . . C.S.C. . . . movies . .. history major . .. radio . .. ambition is to make money. YOUNG, CLINTON LOUISE . . . Clint . . . G.A.A. . . . Senior Control . . . clerical major . . . skating. YOUNG, JIMMIE . . . Baby Face . . . football . . . track team . . . banana . . . girls . . . girls. 41 C94 v A A I l I I I I 746 7?4? SENIOR REGISTRY-16 FIRST ROM'- Bfary Tong, Betty Chow, Pearl Ow, Diana Datta, Rosina Sally, Llarion Seinwell. SECOND ROYV: Yew Sion Louie, Antoinette Bialtseff, Shirley Lee, Eleanor Choy, Sylvia Demmler, Betty Chew. THIRD ROYV: Dennis Ow, Sal DeSanti, Hanson Quock, George Louie, George Landry. BACK RONY: Robert Fleming. Biatthew Harrington, Carlos Valdes. SENIOR REGISTRY 123 FIRST ROVV: Nancy Brennan, Rosemary Paganoni, Barbara McKay, Elizabeth Alvarez, Frances Lee, Emma Lee. SECOND ROYV: Vivian Miay Lee, Lucille Chin, Eleanor Solorzano, Gloria Castellanos, Hazel Poy, Beverly Poon, Sharon Snider, hfarjorie Lee. THIRD ROYY: John Farrar, Julian Suarez, Biack Hester, Frank Shinizu, Bob Frankenstein, Richard Spangenberg, Charles Lane, Ford Lee. BACK ROVV: - Raymond Louie, Fred Pun, Sielvin Jue, Spencer Ng, H'illie Hoog, Kearn Lee, Richard Dare, Eddie Lirn, James Dairs, Edward Lai, Yukio Biizota. C3 2 5 . . Y ' - w -4 an . 0 S SENIOR REGISTRY-310 FIRST ROW: Dorothy Poppin, Risie Richardson, Frances Monter- roso, Mlarjorie Coffin, Nicke Pappadimitrious. SECOND ROW: Lenore Nygard, Dorothy Hill, Blarion Pinkston, fslarlene Chin, Linda Toy, Agnes Yuponco, Eleanor Sinio, Bfay Jean Choy. THIRD ROW: Biario Guevara, John Pappas, Frank McKenzie, Franklin Chan, Floyd Bell, Pete Roosakos. BACK ROYV: Wallace Choy, Hubert Wong, Richard Chin, Douglas Jeung, Wilbert Brown. SENIOR REGISTRY 102 FIRST ROW: jean Preziosi, Nancy Delgado, Guadalupe Fabela, Bill Tighe, Carol Teeters, Rosita Longo. SECOND ROXY: Janis Kirshner, Millie Prastalo, Bob Griiiis, Mike Rizzato, Yolanda Blasciaga, Gloria Blunoz. THIRD ROW: Laurence Kidd, George Koch, Helena Blue, Mfaxine Moore, Isabell Simpson, Kiarjorie Lee. BACK ROVY: Roy Lee, Bill Walker, Henry Doo, Yok Gee, Lincoln Chu, Bill Kimura, Emanuel Tonna, 'Vince Caramagno, Fred Cuneo. Qmdcmzfdng egdmdea , , , may M50 SENIOR REGISTRY 11 FIRST ROW: Bin, Lee, Ting, Davis, Lem. SECOND ROW: Loo, Calais, Lockerrnan, Timbress, Mackey, Walker Finerty. THIRD ROW: Gee, Quon, Bunch, Fung, Douglas, Estrada, Montalvo FOURTH ROW: Carter, Wong, Hong, Wilcox, Wong, Garibaldi, Vass- allo, Ortiz. SENIOR REGISTRY 20a Chung, Dorham, Chandler, Healey, Cook, Scott. SECOND ROW: McKerlie, Little, Tanaka, Daniels, Calipes, Franklin, Sanders, Chew, Chin. THIRD ROW: Eatmon, Wittrock, Lew, Talavera, Stipicevich, Rigsby, Spangenberg, Shibata. FOURTH ROW: Woolworth, Perini, Simpson, Linda, Crescio, McClen ny, Del Nero, Lim, Fong. 1 SENIOR REGISTRY 18 FIRST ROW: Masuda, Lai, Lui, Scimons, Storey. SECOND ROW: Chan, Leon, Louie, Lincoln, Crespo. THIRD ROW: Andaya, Leech, Gage, Calhoun, McGrath, Phster, Brown. FOURTH ROW: Adlao, Louie, Muth, Schultz, Fisher, Chan, Strutz, Arbassetti. SENIOR REGISTRY 29 FIRST ROW: Wetherford, Intagliata, Garcia, Lim, Telegin. SECOND ROW: Young, Welling, Butler, Harney, Session, Yanquell. THIRD ROW: Loving, Arlie, Ng, Stribling. FOURTH ROW: Chun, Fong, Lowery, Villaroman, Jung, Jew, Fung Dang. Qzcwlacazfdng egdatzdea . , , ,Waring 7950 SENIOR REGISTRY 208 FIRST ROW: Calhoun, Kwan, Peters, Anderson, Lau, Gill, Butler, Thurmond. SECOND ROW: Won, Fong, Shiotani, Wong, Stephenson, Lew, Esco- bar, Young. THIRD ROW: Tong, Joe, Sultana, Barton, Rich, Johnston, Lum Jenkins. SENIOR REGISTRY 212 FIRST ROW: Wong, Ferraris, Diamandis, Ong, Dong, Tani, Harry SECOND ROW: Astmos, Cunningham, Carter, Young, Ku. THIRD ROW: Gregori, Barranti, Mock, Gonzales, Land, Fadeff, FOURTH ROW: Day, Schwandt, Wilcox, Reimus, Wong, Wong, Malt- zeff, Meschi. SENIOR REGISTRY 209 FIRST ROW: Lee, Jang, Chinn, Wishard. SECOND ROW: Wong, Fong, Yee, Re, Palmer. THIRD ROW: Franklin, Johnson, Frisbie, Yee, Koo. FOURTH ROW: Fuchs, Volano, Gott, Newcomb, Hayes, Bell. SENIOR REGISTRY 304 FIRST ROW: Harris, Rohlapp, Vcnneri, Lee. SECOND ROW: Se-rata, Jerricoff, Gallegos, Koumarianos, Velez, Cu billo. THIRD ROW: Venturi, Lee, Wong, Jackson, Jiles, Furuya. FOURTH ROW: Katsanos, Foraker, Blackburn, Samn, Wong, Louie. 2 ?7',,. yaee 7949 NAME PREDICTION ALVAREZ, ELIZABETH. . . , Housewife BARRERA, ALICIA ...Mother of 10 kids BELL, FLOYD .......,,..... Truck drive BLUE, HELENA . ......,..,... Teacher BOURNELLIS, KATHERINE . . . . , ......,Night club singer BRENNAN, NANCY ...... . . .Secretary BROWN, WILBERT .,,...,... Cowboy CARMANGO, VINCE ,... Baseball player CARRINGTON, ROY . . ,Basketball Coach CASTELLANOS, GLORIA . . . . . .Nurse NAME LEE, MARJORIE LEE ROY . .,.. . LEE, SHIRLEY LEE, v1v1AN J. LEE, VIVIAN May LIM, EDWARD ...,.,,.. LONGO, Ros1TA LOUIE, GEORGE LOUIE, RAYMOND ,.... LOUIE, YEW MON ..,.l PREDICTION . . . . . .Secretary . . . . .Professor . . . .Homemaker Business woman . . . ...,.. Housewife .Spoiled husband . . . . , . .Designer . . . . . Pianist World Traveler . . . . . . Butcher CHAN, FRANKLIN . CHAN, GEORGE CHEW, BETTY ..,, CHIN, LUCILLE .. CHIN, MARLENE .. CHIN, RICHARD CHOW, BETTY . CHOY, ELEANOR .. CHOY, MAE JEAN . CHoY, WALLACE .. ...... Carpenter . . . .Street cleaner ........Dancer . .Homemaker . . . .Social worker . . . . . . .Policeman ..... . .Secretary Tightrope walker ...... Librarian . .Loving husband CHU, LINCOLN ..... . ....... Engineer CIOLINO, GRACE . COFFIN, MARJORIE CRESPO, RAFAEL . CUNEO FRED ..... DARE, RICHARD .. DATTA DIANE DAVIS,,JAMES .Garbage collector DESANTI, SAL ......... DEL SECCO, KAY . DELGADO NANCY DEMMLER, SYLVIAA i A DER, YEN. . DOO, HENRY ....... . ...Model . . . . . Teacher . . . , . . . .Physician Mr. Monterosso .Circus performer .. . . Chemist .Man-about-town .. . . .Comedienne . . .Sweet old lady . . . . . . .Housewife . . . . .Prison guard .... . Carpenter MALTSEFF, ANTOINETTE ,.,.,.. Nurse MASCIAGA, YOLANDA . . . .Cover girls MCKAY, BARBARA ......,. Lady doctor MCKENZIE, NOEL ............ Magician MENA, FRANK .........,.... Opera star MIZOTA, YUKIO ...,........... Butcher MONTEROSSO, FRANCES .... . Bride MOORE, MAXINE .......... Dressmaker MORNA, FRANK ......... .Home owner MUNZO, GLORIA .. . . . . .Housewife NELSON, MARY .. . .Opera star NG, SPENCER . . . . ..,. Rancher NYGARD, LENORE , . . ,..... Typist ONIZUKI, MITSOU ....... Homemaker OW, DENNIS .............,.... Politician OW PEARL Tourist EATMON, ROBERT ........ West Pointer FABELA, LUPIE .... .. Woman politician FARRAR, JOHN .......... ....., L over FERAGE, DIANE . ....... Mayor of S.F. FLEMING, ROBERT .......... Carpenter FONG, FRED ....... .. . . .... Judge FRANKENSTEIN, ROBERT . .... . . ............Make-up Artist GEE. YOK SHUI ...... Loving husband GRIFFIS, ROBERT . .. . .Great Lover GUEVARA, MARIO Hen peeked husband HARRINGTON. MATTHEW ..... Bookie HESTER, MACK . ............. Teacher HOOG, WILLIAM . . ,..... .Janitor HONG, HANSON .......,. .Doctor HILL, DORTHEY .,........ Missionary JFVUNG. DOUGLAS .. .President of U.S.A. PAGANONI, ROSEMARY . . Seamstress PALLA, JENNIE .,........ .6 inches tall PAPPADIMITRIOU, NICKE.Comedienne PAPPAS, JOHN . . ............. Jocky PINKSTON, MARION . Interior decorator POON, BEVERLY . ......... Secretary POPPIN, DOROTHY ....,... . . .Model POY, HAZEL ,.... ...... ..... E s quire girl PRASTALO, MILDRED .....,. .Clown PREZIOSI, MARY JEAN . . Housewife PUN. FRED ................ Policeman QUITENO, IVAN ................ Dancer QUOCK, HANSON .......... Millionaire RICHARDSON, ROSALIE . . .Get married RIZZATO, MICHAEL Auto racer driver RODRIGUEZ. DANIEL . . . Piano player ROOSAKAS, PETER .... ..P.E. teacher SALLEY, ROSINA . ..... English teacher SEINWELL, MARION ........ Designer SNIDER, SHARON ....... Mrs. Caramango SHIMIZU, FRANK ..... .Businessman SIMPSON, ISABEL .... ...... V arga girl SINIO. ELEANOR .. ...... Beautieian SOLORZANO. MARIA . .. Stenographer SUAREZ, JULIAN .,......... Dentist TEETERS. CAROL Magazine illustrator IUE. MELVIN .. KIND. LAWRENCE . KIMURA. WILIJAM KIRSCHNER. ,IANIS KOCH. GEORGE .. LAT, EDWARD . VANDRY. GEORGE . LANE. CHARLES .... . . . . . .Ticket taker . . Capt. Kidd . ..... Engineer . . .... Dancer . . . ...,. Clerk . .... . . .Artist . .Social worker ... . .Policeman LEE, EMMA ......... Telephone operator LEE, FORD . . . ..... Automobile dealer I-EE. FRANCES . . . . Social worker LFE, KEARN . ..... ,... G ym teacher LEE, MARGARET .. .. ...... Singer TIGHE, WILLIAM . . . .Comedian TONG, MARY . .... . ..... Movie star TONNA, EMANUEL ..... Butcher TORRES, IRENE ,..... .. Bride TOY, LINDA ....... . . .Teacher VALDES, CARLOS . Bull Fighter WALDER, WILLIAM . . .Carpenter WILLIAMS, RUTHIE Hat designer WONG, BERNICE .. .... Ballerina WONG, HUBERT .. . ....,. Minister YOUNG, AL . ..... . President YUPONCO, AGNES .... Model NAME ADLAO, ROSITA AKERS, EMILY . ALEXIO, AL .,......,.,. ANDAYA, MAURICE. ANDERSON, ELISE .,..., ,being 7750 . , . PREDICTION . .Stenographer ....,,...Waac . .Business man . . . . . .Swim English Channel . . . . .Housewife ARBASETTI, ROSE MARIE ,.... Actress ARLIE, DICK ....,,. . ., Pro baseball ASTMOS, CHRIS .,,, ,... W eight lifter BARDON, VIRGIL . . . , . .Mechanic BARRANTI, FRANK .. ,.... Policeman BARTON, SELENA .. . , . Wave BELL, NELVYN ..., .. .. Life guard BIGONE, SAM .......,,......, Play boy BIN, QUINTO ....,.. Interior decorator BLACKBURN, DOLORES ,. Homemaker BROWN, JOHN ........ Dental technician BUNCH, DONALL ........ See the world BUTLER, MARGARET .... Style advisor BUTLER, SEDONIA .......... Teacher CALAIS, FRANKLIN ....,.. Sports editor CALHOUN, MACK .... Walking the beat CALIPES, GRETA ..,.,.. . . .Beautician CANFIELD, ROLAND ..... Photographer CARTER, PEGGY ..... Light opera singer CARTER, PAUL ......... CATECHIS, MARY CHEW, JOAN ....... .. CHANDLER, JIM CHAN, SPENCER CHAN, ANNIE ...,.. CHIN, MOLLY .... CHINN, LORETTA ..... CHUN, FLORENCE ..... CHUNG, CHOY .. COOK, ALVIN ......... . CRESCIO, IRENE ..... . . CRESPO, BOB ...... CUBILLO, LOUIS ....... , .Store owner ......Relaxing Successful future . .Radio technician ..,.. Chemist . . . .Secretary . . , . .Teacher . . . . . .Typist .. . . Undecided Commercial artist . , . .Prize eater Detectiveas sec. . .. ...Printer . . . .Storekeeper CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES ..,.. Football coach DANG, ANNIE .. .... ...... B ookkeeper DANIELS, PATRICIA ..... Comptometer operator DAVIS, BENJA ....... . . .Baseball player CELESTINE, DAY .... DEL NERO, INEZ ........ DIAMANDIS, ELECTRA . DONG, PEARL ........ DORHAM, ROBERT DOUGLAS, LESLIE .... DUBAY, BETTY ....,..... EATMAN, ROBERT .... ESCOBAR, JOSEPH . ESCOBAR, AL ......... ESTRADA, RICHARD FADEFF, SHIRLEY .... FERRARIS, ALICE .. . FINERTY, PAUL ., . ........Typist ....Mrs. R. B. . . . . . . .Teacher . . . .Typist . ...... Barber .. . .. Husband ,Airline Hostess . Army officer . . , .. .Doctor . . . , . .Dentist .. . .Track star . . .Homemaker . . . . .Violinist ......Navy NAME FISHER, LA VERNE , . .. .Social worker FONG, BARBARA ........ FONG, GIN . .... . PREDICTION Latin teacher . .Math teacher FONG, JULIA ........ . , . Traveling FONG, RAYMOND ........ OfHce work FORAKER, PATRICIA . ...., Housewife FRANKLIN, 'THEADORE ......... Radio technician FRANKLIN, BEATRICE ..I... Accountant FRISBIE, ELDON .... . . . . . . . . , .Forestry FUCHS, LEONIE .,... ...,.. F ile clerk FUNG, ROSALIE 4 . . , . Medical secretary FUNG, WILLIAM ...,..,...,, Pharmacist FURUYA, JAMES ...... GAGE, BELVIN ........ Civil Engineering .. .. Forty-niner GALLEGOS, NATALIE .,.... OfHce work GARIBALDI, DOROTHY . ...Secretary GAROFALO, EDDIE ..... GEE, ROBERT ..... ..... GOTT, MARY ........ . GILL, AYESHA .....,. . GREGORI, WILLIAM GUERTIN, JUNE .... . HALL, ROBERT .. HARRIS, DOROTHY HARNEY, SYLVIA .. . . , . . .Rancher Math teacher ....Loving wife . Scientist ... .,. Florist . . . ..... Wave Navy Air Force .. , .File clerk .Career woman HARRY, SIDNEY ..... .... S tenographer HAYES, EDMOND .. HAYES, GERALDINE HEALEY, JAMES . . HO, BARBARA ...... HOLLISTER, BRUCE HONG, JONC .... .. INTACLIATA, JOE . JACKSON, CAROL .. JANG, IDA ......... JENKINS, LEVON . . . .Alaska bound ......,.....Nurse , . .Draftsman ......OfBce work . . . . . .Army oiT1cer . . .Beautician .. .Millionaire . . , . .Printer . . Pharmacist . . .Air hostess JERICOFF, DOROTHY .... P. E. teacher JEW, FRANCES ........ ,..... B eautician JILES, ROBERT ,....., Successful printer JOE, ELIZABETH ......... Social worker JOHNSON, EARL . . . . . .Lab. technician JOHNSON, GEORGIANNA Family of nine JOHNSTON, PEARL ...... Office worker JUNG, SHIRLEY ........... Beautician KATSANOS, EULA ....,. Owning a Cad. KOO, KWUN ....,.... ,..... I Accountant KOUMARIANOS, IRENE ..... Private SCCI'CtE:lI'y KU, HELEN ........, Interior decorator KWAN, EVELYN ...,. .. .Office worker LAI, MILDRED ..... Traveling Saleswoman LAND, JOHNNY ............... Musician LARSEN, STANFORD .... Civil engineer LAU, LILLIE .....,.... ..Time will tell LAW, ELAINE .. . . ....... . .Pin setter LEE, GEORGE ...... Air Force colonel LEE, IDA ...... ., . OHice worker NAME LEE, MALCOLM . ... LEE, MITZI .,E.... . . . LEE, NANCY. . .. .. LEECH, STANLEY LEM,EDGAR A LEMBER, JAMES ,,.. .. PREDICTION . . ..To succeed .Dress designer Melvin's girl .... . .Artist . . . . .Night lifer .Civil engineer LEON, ELLIOT .... Bail-bonding agent LEVY, JOAN ,.,, ...Marry a millionaire LEW, DAVID ..i. ,....,.,... C hief cook LEW, ROBERT . ..,. . LEW, ROBERT . LIM, .ALFRED . LIM, MAE ...,,,,. LINCOLN, ABE ,..,. . , LINDA, NATALIE ,... P .Civil engineer Successful guy . . . .Chemist . . . . .Career girl . .,.... Artist rivate secretary LITTLE, NORMA . . .,..,. Frank's wife LOCKERMAN, PATRICIA Successful LOO, ALBERT ,..., Own artist a jewelry store LOUIE, IRIS ..., ........... S ecretary LOUIE, SALLY .. ,..... Miss Successful LOUIE, THOMAS . LOVING, JAMES . . . . . . . .Musician . . Pro football LOWERY, DOROTHY ,,...., Housewife LUI, MATILDA .,..., LUM, EVALINE .... MACKEY, JEAN ..i... MALTSEFF, ZENA . MARTINEZ, RICHARD .. MASUDA, SUSIE .. .Long MCCLENNY, SHIRLEY L... . . . . . .Security . . . .Bookkeeper . . . . . . Nurse .Dress designer ....,....Duke and happy life Career Woman McGRATH, JOHN .,....... F.B.I. agent MCKERLIE, ELLEN .. MERTES, PATRICIA MESCHI, ANN... .. .. MOCK, HARRY .... ,Office worker Business career . .Stenographer Doctor MONTALVO, JOE ..., ...... D raftsman MUTH, MARLENE ...... NICKOLSON, ELLA .... NEWCOMB, MARGARET . .Loving wife ....Mrs. Gage . . , . . Model NG, WILBERT ............4...,. Chemist ONG, MEI LEN .. .Comptometer operator ORTIZ, MARY ...,... . OW, CHARLES ..... . Seal's manager . . .Pharmacist PALMER, JOHN ............... Plumber PATEFIELD, LLOYD .... Algebra teacher PAULAZZO, ALFREDO ....... Mechanic PERINI, ELEANOR . .. .Happily married PETERS, BARBARA .... PFISTER, WILLIAM . .. Own a kennel . . . .Tennis star PUDARICH, BRANKO . .. Business man QUON, STANLEY ......,...... Architect RE, MARIO ................ Math teacher REIMUS, PAT ..,. RICH, JUNE ,....... RIGSBY, CHARLES . . .. . . ,.., Reporter ... .Chorus girl . . .. . .Banker ROBINSON, JOY ............. Designer ROHLAPP, CHARLOTTE ..., Housewife ROMERO, FRANK .............. Boxer SAMN, ROSE ............. Larry's wife SANDERS, MARY JO ....... Homemaker SANDERS, ROBERT .... . . . . Gardener SARRASINO, MARIA .,.. . . . . .Dancer SCHULTZ, JEANETTE ....,.. Billis wife NAME PREDICTION SCHWARDT, GERALDINE ..,. . .Tailor SCIMONS, MAE .............. File clerk SERATO, HENRY . . ...... . .Dentist SESSION, MAYE .... . . . Hat check girl SHIBATA, NAOTO . . . .....,..... Artist SHIOTANI, AICI . . . ..... Bus boy SHIRLEY, LOIS . .. .. . . Nurse SHUBIN, DOROTHY ....... Gregg's wife SIMPSON, HOMER ............. Barber SIMPSON, MARY ELISE .... Swimmer SPANGENBERG, RICHARD . . .Mechanic STEPHENSON, ROBERT ........ Butcher STIPICEVICH, DANIEL . Army Sergeant STOREY, PEGGY . .. STRIBLING, ELLWYN . STRUTZ, ,IACQUELINE SULLIVAN, CHARLENE SULTANA, ANN ....... TALAYERA, ALFRED . TANAKA, EVELYN . TANI, ROSE TELEGIN, EUGENE THUMOND, FAITH . . . . . Actress . .. . . .. .Engineer . . . . .Secretary . . . .Manicurist . . .. .Wise choice . . . . .Chemist . . . .Copy girl . . . .Dancer . . . . . .Auctioneer .....Nurse TIMBRESA, CHARLOTTE .. ..Teacher TING, .JENNIE . ..... . College student TONG, NANCY . .Court clerk VASSALLO, LILLIAN .... Air stewardess VELEZ, FRANK . . . ...... , . ,Doctor VENNERI, KATHRYN .... . Housewife VENTURI, LOIS . , ......... Optlcian VILLAROMAN, CONCHITA. .Don's wife VOLANO, CHRISTINE ....... Phil's wife WALKER, BILLIE EAN J ...... Nurse WELLING, JUNE . WETHERFORD, LYLE WILCOX, GEORGIA ...... WILCOX, NAYON ....... WISHARD, HELEN ...... WITTROCK, HERMAN WONG, CUMMAN ..... WON, EUGENE .... WON, MARY .. .. WONG, ELSA WONG, JANE . WONG WONG, JEONG WONG WONG WONG, RITA . .. WONG, ROBERT . WONG WONG , RENO ,... ,JEAN... ,LILLY... , ROSE ............. , ROWLEY ......,, . . . .Seamstress ...Carpenter .Hair dresser . . . . . Lawyer . ..... Model . . . . .Coach .Sports figure . .Psychiatrist Candy boxer . , , .File clerk . . . .Sportswoman .Office worker . . . . . Barber House keeper Opera singer .........Baker ........Artist .Stenographer ... .Musician WOOLWORTH, CARRIE . .. . . .Retired WOON, FAY ...... ...... C ollege student WRIGHT, DION .........,.... Salesman WYATT, ROSE MARY ......... Comedian YANQUELL, ELIZABETH ...... Singer YEE, ROBERT ...... .. ......... Advisor YEE,'1OM. . ...... .. . . . .Pro baseball YOUNG, CLINTON LOUISE .... Skater YOUNG, JIMMIE ............ Bartender YOUNG, LAWRENCE .... Roseas husband ZARI, FRANK .............. Pro baseball ZARUBIN, PETER .. . . ..... Banker AQTIWIITIIIES s .522 - - -4 -ao. - - 4 3 f- mm. :K -WJXFKX U 23 1 - Q x ifx . I 2 Mxf f?ET?Q3 PWUWW EU A+ - -, gag ' . Ei. f ' , - :J I . . 2 ' G 'Jus :Q f - A C 'H 14: Ju if lf 3.5195 fl! 4ig3ff?wfQQifwMwfiQQiU H, . 5' if iff' i, 4.FIit!.l f ' 1 Lv- :'L :1 '- ' 5 3 fm ' ' 1 - f fliif mv ' Fwy- 'gnu - 1 2 P 5112- - 1' - i 5- . 1- 'fvlzw .-1 '.L efiifir 51 f .,f' f - f T. '- . 15::4 'L ...244i'1'!-?2Z,'2'?11?'P x 3 of f- 1 BB li: e , ., , .,. ,, N - 1561 1,j9Qf X' X, ilff' 'EQiEi5 Xvxv XPC-Nr if X' XF x, gf N xr SH' ' gf Sy if XFX, if XJ Y,-1 if ir S, xi- XJ-Nh NK XX XI' sx.x.BA1A FORT GUNNYBAGS Organizations are considered an important part of Commerce life. Wherever a student's interests may lie, he can generally find some club or activity to provide for his interests. The drawing of Fort Gunnybagsw portrays the headquarters of one of the most famous organizations in California history, the San Francisco Vigilance Committee of 1856. At the time the committee was organized San Fran- cisco was given over to a reign of terror, even the ofhcials were corruptg crime remained unpunished. When James King of William, editor of the Bulletin was killed by James J. Casey because he had de- nounced Casey and the political corruption the com- mittee was formed to see that justice was done. William T. Coleman, organizer and leader was made chairman of the Vigilance Committee and thousands of citizens gave him their support. The committee brought Casey to justice, and made a general clean-up of the city as well. The site of Fort Vigilance is now located at 243 Sacramento Street. Uzcieazfm, pw ' dm, cwlwz' gaudy of . L 1 ,af-wa This year the many Commerce clubs have partici- pated in the various school activities such as the term play, carnival, assemblies, and rallys. To be members of some of the clubs you have to be enrolled in the classes from which they originate. The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Grayson, is one such example. The members at one time or another have taken Library and now belong to the club which did such a big job this year by collecting books and taking inventory. The Drama Club's main contributions were the term CNames on Page 88D plays HA Date With Judyu with Ladene McGarry and Best Foot Forward' with John Atkinson and Shirley Lienhard. Miss Bailey is the director of the Drama Club and also the Stage Crew, which takes care of the stage settings, lighting and sound effects lor not only the term plays but also the assemblies. Robert Franken- stein was the manager for the Fall term and Robert Sexton for the Spring term. Wafawlema, Zcmce . . x Y-1wyf,q RQ f , uuguunupinn , ,e ' fa ' 52 , WY ,. 1 wma, Zend, Weak! , , , V, .,sq7vr12wqf'W 'wf 'W' ' ,.,..... .... V W Nir. James Riley, director of the Qrchestra, gave the student body some wonderful music for the term. The members played for the graduations, term plays and assemblies. Another club under the heading of music is the Dance Club. These of the Advanced Dancing Class during the second period, as do clubs. Miss Gantzer is the sponsor girls are members and meet Fridays most of the other of this entertaining club which has given us many original dance numbers. Names on Page 88, To the extreme of music is the R.O.T.C. headed bf Sgt. Hard which drills and parades everv Friday Some outstanding oflicers were Lloyd Patefield, Rob- ert Eatmon, and Donald Bunch, A unique club is the Health Club. They are the students that have volun- teered to help Klrs, Sfhoeh, the sehool nurse, in Room l5 during the day. They are taught how to care for the sick, administer hrs:-aid, and do gfniirl sire work. 6164 ' league, fzeadalwte, 26066 fNames on Page 882 I N I A ' 1 0140266 1 1 , ,Y ..a V V, 'Q-55725K-ie '-5 Some other types of clubs require their members to pass certain qualifications. Like the Block HCS which requires a member to have earned 25 points in sports before entering the club. These boys keep order at the assemblies and they participated in the carnivals by their traditional basketball-throw booth. Nfr. Lester is the sponsor. The Fal1's president was Slack Calhoun and Springs president was Richard Niartinez. The C.S.F. and S.S.S., under the leadership of Bits. VVal- lach, are the honor groups in Commerce. They con- sist of students with high scholastic records. Every term they have a special trip for the members. The Senior Control is limited to members of the high senior class. These members patrol the hallways and stairs and help prevent accidents resulting from careless students. Richard lfartinez was the Chief-of- Police in the Fall and Richard Lingelser served in rNames on Page 88l this capacity during the Spring. Congress is also a limited club. In this organization the members are elected bv their classmates. Congress holds spefial meetings during the term. The Volunteers are students that serve the school in its cafeteria, ofhces, bookroom, and library. Thev are rewarded at the Awards Assem- blv with a pin for their services. Miss Helen Thursbv is the sponsor of this verv worthwhile club. Another group of clubs are open to all Commer- cities. The Glee Club is such an organization. Though some members are in the music classes, others are just students who enjoy singing and music. The club is headed bv Bliss Martin whose group sings at the graduations and assemblies. Our Dean of Girls, Miss Adams, is the new sponsor of the Girls' League. Everv girl in Commerce is a member of this organization automatically as soon as she enrolls in Commerce. - acdelcy W1 56 We 46' afmia ' ' 4 A A : . 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They learn the fundamentals of running a projector and rolling film, etc. The Social Service Club, under the direction of Mrs. Johnston is the group of girls who make the rooters' caps and pompoms for the football games. During the Christ- fNames on Page 88j mas Carnival they sold candy. The Dolphinettes is composed of the girls in Commerce who are interested in swimming. They meet at Crystal Plunge every Friday morning under the guidance of Miss Irene Sink. Last but not least is the junior Statesmen. This club is a nation-wide organization which teaches the workings of our government. Mr. Marcus is the club sponsor. Dm ' - 94 Dm mm gm' S sf X be - P, ref? .v , my , Q W V , . M 4 iff 4 Y , , ,1 - T A. r Q4-sv- - 1 TEL' ' ,B A f . - H 7 .., Q w ff I ,- , , , L, Q . yi I 1 f A A, 1, 2 2 K E f 2 ji ! 4 - ,reg A7 I S 5 ,V 5 ,Vfg ,rg s, A M' ' JVM' 9 -1 1 g , , r- , AAA,4 f x - 'la env .fY, , Q., P-MQYZZ Q mf' X -Y MW4f '4'k ' 7' TOP ROW' fLeft to Rightlfjohn Broderick, Shirley Lienhard, Shirley Lee, Joanne Yigna, Frank Marchi BOTTOBI ROYN'fShirley Lienhard, Ladene BICGarry, Frank Marchi, Milton Reed. 60 'Em 700: 7mm ASSEMBLED CAST F9 Left to Right-George Asser, John Broderick, Ann Murillo, Pat Joyce, Marilyn Olsen, Frank Barranti, Joanne Vigna, Frank Marchi, John Atkinson, Ladene McGarry, Roland Canfield, Shirley Lienhardt, Robert Meglia, Carl Smith, Carrie Woolworth, Sid I-Iorsfall, Marge New- comb, and Bill Gregori. AN EXCITING MOMENT DURING REHEARSAL 61 s l WW MQW fi RECORD STAFF Editor .,...,.............,..,....,..,.......,..,.. Joan Pearl Assistant Editor ., ,,,,,,,,,..... Peggy Storey Picture Editor ,ii..,.......,.... 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' , SPIRIT STAFF A I A FALL Editor-in-Chief .,.................,........ joan Pearl Front Page Editor ,,,,,,,, Vince Caramagno Editorial Page ...,,..,..,..,, Diane Matheesen Feature Page Editor ....,...,.., Sylvia Rojas Sports Editor ..,,,..,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,r,,, Fred Cuneo Assistant Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frank Zari Cub Editor-in-Chief .,,,,,,,.,,,., Peggy Storey SPRING Editor-in-Chief .YY,...,,,,,,,. .Diane Matheesen Front Page Editor ..,..,...,...,......,. Don Smith Editorial Page ..,..,...,..,,,...,,,,.... Peggy Storey Feature Page Editor ,..,..,,.. Ellwyn Stribling Sports Editor ,,,,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,, Franklin Calais Cub Editor-in-Chief ..,... Shirley McDonald Advisor ...,,,.,,..,................ Robert D. Bourne X, i qw: '4 , we rx Q z . X ,fx i Q ff i , jf f, A ff' PICTURES RECORD STAFF Pearl, Storey, Matheesen, Zari, Smith, Seid, Snider, Rojas, Shibata. SPIRIT STAFF FALL Pearl, Caramagno, Matheesen, Rojas, Cuneo, Zari, Storey. SPRING Matheesen, Smith, Camilleri, Stribling, Calais, Mr. Bourne, ,X I , ,fr 5 F5 .Wi , P 4 f lb! FALL 1949 5 SPRING 1950 gy, ,WN 54 mafaqbi x? 56? 1 Swmmnli Ji-fig-AQ' efsbvv R ,J DRAMA. 1EARB00f'xl 42 'FN CW ,ww WEN 1 N7 ' ls' . Q QX' N 5,55 W X-' KAI? ,7 5211 1 X AF?6?,?. I f 1, . , X is F0 TBPM. 5 1 I ' 4' .. W 1 .Jag x V- A, x s v X ' 1 R' ' - 1 , - L41 ' .7 1 -5 4- x ' ff XL X , Wag: , - 1 I 5 MEX! A P ' V V .v if '1 7 e - i f WE, 5 ' ' f . . A H BQSESQLL - ' 1 fffi 7. x , x Wh Gif? ' 1 I4 , D L ,L V . , Q W X! 'js 4' -:if A , V 1 ,X X , I ' - ' if wi J E ,A X , 3 X .X . K7- ,V A an J i X' fff jf r f , 'f Xqfyu 'Z A ! i Ig ' 4? H ff Q . y M U U A i . i f E .. A - - -q-. AMMIQY s i JOU-ANAL-KSM Sstmnij MQ1DoNAx.Dj9s-0 SIPURTS A U-Y lnzxm. 7747 XX 4 'Q Y ' N ' -K-X+'Sgw1,s. ' 3 f I-:w'iS1QxxX I ralhmi ii f -Q BJ I' 1 M QNYAIQAQ, .0101 .wi ,-' ll .i 'CN-RVEQA ' lm - ' vwupma f ' 5 lil L M - . 5. 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California too is noted for its sporting activities, which range from ice skating and skiing to swimming on sunny beaches, from mountain climbing to croquet, from tennis to bronco busting or bull dogging. California too has its legends and stories of sporting events to regale those who show interest in such matters. One such story is The jumping Frog of Calaverasn by Mark Twain. It is concerned with one, jim Smiley, who Hwas the curiousest man about always betting on anything that turned up you ever see, if he could get anybody to bet on the other side, and if he couldnlt he'd change sides. Smiley had a frog named Dan'l Webster. One day a feller-a stranger in the camp, he was saw the frog and said, Well, what's he good for? Smilcy's Claim that Dan'l was the best jumper in Calaveras brought forth from the stranger clearly expressed doubts and a willingness to bet on the sub- ject if he had a frog. Smiley offered to get another frog if the stranger would hold Danll. While Smiley was gone the stranger poured buckshot down Dan'l's throat. When the contest was set off U. . . the new frog hopped off lively, but Dan'l gave a heave, and hysted up his shoulders-so-like a Frenchman, but it warn't no use. He cou1dn't budge . . . The jumping scene pictured on the previous page was drawn by Anne Donlin. I I I FOOTBALL TEAM - VARSITY BOTTOM ROW - Mr. Delman, Hesse, Loving, Gage, Kidd, Walton, Bremmond, Hayes, Landucci, Calhoun, Coach Ed Smith. SECOND ROW: - Anderson, Aleixo, Simpson, Rigsby, Gage, Whittaker, Breckel, Ellis, Grant, Jones, Sanchez, Brown. THIRD ROW - Walker, Rogers, Salcedo, Austin, Jackson, Moyer, Reudus, Bingly, Andaya, Mandez, Rebolini, Kelly. FOURTH ROW-Barnes, Clendenny, Lang, Ganetes, Bagnani, Lincoln, DeSanti, Fleming, Flores, Wright, Lopez. FIFTH ROW - Bagnani, Louie, Balance, Tacchini, Quock, Chandler, Walsh, Salca. TOP ROW - De Gennero, Pudarich, Crisafi, Wag, McGrath,Morton, Cunningham, Racchi, Yaich. Although they placed fourth in the A.A.A. the 1949 Football team had a rather satisfactory season. Outweighed by most teams they met, the Bulldog squad showed at all times the chief characteristic that usually made their play outstanding, and their season satisfactory if not undefeated. Fight was the hallmark of the 1949 Varsity and the trait for which the players will always be noted. Not conceded too much of a chance by the 'Lex- pertsf, the light team fielded by Coach Ed Smith fought doggedly in game after game, pulled a few surprise', wins on sheer nerve and fight, and when late November and the play-offs rolled around, there was Commerce, one of the four play-off teams. The Bulldogs were tied for third place with Washington at the end of league play, having a record of five wins and two losses. The play-off game with Balboa was disastrous. To say it was one of those off daysl' sounds like an alibi, but it was true that Commerce appeared to be able to do nothing right, Balboa could do nothing wrong. The Hnal score was Balboa 41, Commerce O. Preseason dope said the Commerce team was light and inexperienced and therefore would not be much of a contender for championship honors. The first game indicated the experts might be right, when a weak Lowell team was defeated 13-12 on a last minute conversion. The second game was with Poly. Commerce fought the champions to a stand-still, and in losing 21-13 confounded the experts and gave notice that they mprp nn nnehnvers. Galileo was the Bulldog competition in the third game. Result: Commerce 31, Galileo 7. Sacred Heart, the next victim, fell mortally wound- ed, 31-14. Defeating Mission brought the greatest of joy to Commerce. The Bears took a 19-7 whipping from the Bulldogs. Lincoln was the next team to toppleACommerce 26, Lincoln 17. The last game of the regular season before the play-oifls saw the Bulldogs meeting the Washington Eagles and losing 13-12. The play during the season showed that Coach Smith had a well balanced if light team, with several outstanding players. Barnes was a unanimous choice for All-City honors as a back. Gage, Hayes, and Sanchez were named on the second string All-City team. Whitaker, Racchi and Calhoun were placed on the third team. FOOTBALL SCORES Commerce 13 - Lowell 12 Commerce 12 - Polytechnic 20 Commerce 31 - Galileo 7 Commerce 31 - Sacred Heart 8 Commerce 19 - Mission 7 Commerce 26 - Lincoln 13 Commerce Washington 14 Commerce 13 - O - Balboa 41 COMMERCE LOWELL 3-insult. imma Mm jg,4,,,,3,w.4a,w COMMERCE BALBOA COMMERCE COMMERCE MISSION MISSION W SOPH-FROSH FOOTBALL Back Row fL to Rl- Lewis, Bingley, Walsh Rebotarro, Grant, Johnson, Coach I. Callaway Second Row CL to Rl -Fernandez, Austin, Bagnani, Fioresi, Perone, Williams, Jones, Parrish Front Row CL to RD -Lane, Allen, Keiliger, Begnani, jackson, J. Jackson, Wright, Coen WW .rmfi ' 'Q 1 f W' M y77 'f 75,Qf'MwrWM aff - X ' 17597, f Q SOCCER E A Back Row CL to Rl- Camilleri, Hill, Babbick, Lingelser, De Santi, Harrington, Navarro, De Rosans Second Row CL to Rl -Arlie, Le Bon, Escobar, Canizales, Matus, Acosta, Morales, Sandoval Front Row CL to Rl -Re, Castillo, Larson, Gr:-' li, Anderson, Anagnastou, Zelago, Castillo SOPH-FROSH FOOTBALL Although they do not always get the credit they rightfully deserve, most Commerce students appreciate the Soph-Frosh Football team because it provides val- uable training for future Varsity material. Coached by Mr. Ivor Calloway, the boys spend every afternoon of the football season practicing, sometimes long after the Varsity has left the field. The fellows do this willingly because each one hopes one day to be good enough to play on the Varsity. The team plays games against opponents of like strength. This year their season was fairly successful. Space prevents a listing of games and scores. y I 4 a SOCCER Although they finished third in the league, the soccer team enjoyed a comparatively successful season, high-pointed by the Hrst Commerce defeat of a Mission soccer squad in fourteen years. The team rated high in all-around playing ability and fight with a record of five wins, one tie and two losses. The team made the play-offs, only to be defeated by Washington, l to 0. Much of the credit for the teamls success should go to Coach Walt Lester. gaakezffcw, ,. zfegdzweaqaz mm. 110 POUND TEAM Top Row QL to RJ- Mr. Hedden, Tom Or- tiz, Fred Revilla, joe Lacuna. Bottom Row QL to RD -Phil Jackson, Otis Brown, Larry Tom, Tony Cannuli, Don Bartolloti. 120 POUND TEAM Top Row CL to Rl- Mr. Hedden, Oliver Meliester, Ruebel Montaga, Ford Lee, Henry Scruggins, Vince Nacito. Bottom Row QL to Rl -Phil jackson, Franklin Lew, Algin Ford, Neal Wan, Walter Yuponco, Richard Ng, Don Borlotti. 2 110 POUND TEAM F Winning four and losing five gave the 110,s, a team below the usual standard of the lightweight boys, tied for sixth place in league play. Their complete season record was 8 won and 6 lost. Otis Brown made All-City. Prospects for next season look good with the return of Tom Ortiz, Tony Cannuli, Fred Revilla, Joe Lacuna, and Larry Tom. 71 120 POUND TEAM Taking fifth place in regular league competition the 120 pound squad just missed making the playoffs. Like the 1103s their season record showed 8 won and 6 lost. But in league play they took five opponents and were knocked off by four. Prospects for next season look good with the re- turn of William Wong, Rainey Chow, Franklin Low, Ishi Yashi, Otis Brown and James Watt. Neal Won made All-City. 750 77aww! 7mm S. BASKETBALL I r T ' ' --.fav -1. ve. 7- -fr.-. .Q-F. s was Bottom Row lL to RJ-Belvin Gage, Hanson Quock, Dick Kalar, Walter Bremmond. Middle Row QL to R21-Don Castillo, Joe Gaggero, Randolph Parish, MfcKinley Boyd. Back Row KL to Rl-Mr. Hedden, Milton Luxembourg, Harry Bremmond, Tom Gage, Phillip jackson The Commerce Thirties although boasting a cham- THIRTIES SCORES pionship club, finished in the fourth slot this season just behind Sacred Heart with a record of five wins and four losses. The bulldogs opened their season thumping the Parrots by a score of 31 to 25. Hanson Quock was high scorer in the game. The Pups next took on the Sacred Heart Irish, but were edged out 27 to 26. In their third encounter, the boys were victorious by slaughtering the lowly Saint Ignations by a score of 30 to 13. The Bulldogs took their fourth tilt from the Indians by a score of 29 to 24. The Thirties having tough luck, on their shots, lost a one pointer to Lincoln by a score of 29 to 28. The Bulldogs passed Balboa by a score of 31 to 30, but missed out on Mission by a score of 28 to 33. Next they took the Lions by a score of 35 to 27. But the team lost their last game of the regular season to Washington by a score of 18 to 30. The Thirties made the play offs, but were dis- qualified in the first game by losing to Sacred Heart by a score of 44-38. The Thirties will boast a good club for next year with the return of Dick Kalar, Walter Bremmond, Don Castillo, Joe Gaggero, Randolph Parish, McKin- ley Boyd, lvfilt Luxembourg, Harry Bremmond, Tom Gage, and Phil Jackson. Commerce 31 Poly 25 Commerce 26 Sacred Heart 27 Commerce 30 St Ignatius 13 Commerce 29 Lowell 2-l Commerce 28 Lincoln 29 Commerce 31 Balboa 30 Commerce 28 Mission 33 Commerce 35 Galileo 27 Commerce 18 Hfashington 30 PRACTICE Commerce 31 Mt. Diablo 23 Commerce 29 - Berkeley 23 Commerce 31 - Tamalpais 18 Commerce 25 - Richmond 28 Commerce 26 San Leandro 28 Commerce 23 South San Francisco 20 Commerce 38 - San Rafael 37 Commerce 28 - Sequoia 17 Commerce 30 - Serra 17 Commerce 32 - San Mateo 18 Commerce -18 - Burlingame 21 Commerce 47 - Riordan 26 mam, 4- ,-,....nn I' X haf 5 I I I i 3 ,-,.-M -pw:-7 H x , -,,7a..,.-- -- --'f -' ' A VARSITY W ,, ,Z-, , ,,,, , ,, 'Q A-me - 4 Bottom Row QL to R1-Mr. Hedden, Harry Mock, Al Young, Isaac Vklalker, David Lew, Carey Jones. Top Row QL to Rl-Phillip Jackson, Don Yicain, Terry Ross, Roy Carrington, Stanley Quon, Burnel The Commerce varsity hoopsters had another me- diocre season winning four games and losing five. They had a little tough luck throughout the season losing most of their games by just one point. They just missed getting into the playoffs by losing to Washington by a score of 39-30. Harry Mock Commerce star forward scored 92 points in the regular season to tie for top honors with Don Bragg of Galileo. Both were picked on the Hrst string all-city in the Call Bulletin and the News. Even though Mock made all-city we should not neglect the other players on the team. Playing opposite Mock at the other forward was Casey Jones, sensational junior whose sparkling play always kept Commerce a contender. Issac Walker a lanky sophomore who performed at center should be one of the standouts on next year's team. Playing the two guard positions were Al Young and David Lew, two fine ballhandlers. The varsity also had line reserves in Don Vicain, Roy Carrington, Rogers Derosans and Stanley Quan. 73 VARSITY Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce SCORES 33 - Poly 37 36 - Sacred Heart 35 29 - St. Ignatius 30 31 31 31 35 34 - 30 Lowell 30 Lincoln 37 Balboa 39 Mission 22 Galileo 32 Washington 39 SOME PRACTICE GAMES Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce 33 41 36 65 31 41 39 25 34 30 Poly 37 Richmond 37 Sacred Heart 35 San Rafael 3-1 Lowell 30 Santa Clara Frosh 32 Burlingame -1- Mission 22 Galileo 32 Washington 39 l Redus I I I -1' cyfrzfmedgdzfe, pdildl 706mm ., r' w- wmmef . - il . Rs L T lf ., 'W L ,ir ,V .1 .mm -Lf : f' e'fi ?,.+ ' , ' eieis . sw ' -X, . 'lx 2 2 . We 3 1 H T?F,,.,,af?:i'2!'Eitiff3 H ' 2 M.KS'Q'ihZj ill A E Q ,f fr 4 V' 'V ' f eff fr . - Bw ? - V: w ,M N . 1? ' X 130 Lb. Track Team Hayes Glin Whittaker Cates Large and Martinez , 1 fifww f gy, ff e ,Q , 3 5 F . X if f , mx 4 - NT? 4 , what Y . wk WS X - 5 WY X . 4 fuxsr- K xvfffrmgag- - swf iiia if ' X- :M r L W ' 175 ' .1 WN is K. f iw . 4 - ,, f Cross Country Team Glin Simpson Coach Lester 74 .H '- WR .:. .r'fw,- . ' Z4 ' 4 me O M s fs : ee 120 Lb. Track Team Estrada Dawson Bremmond and Shibata Gage Johnson mek-Wmadg, , , v 1 - , , ., ,awww .1- 130 LB. TRACK BACK ROW: Haddock, Finnerty, Austin, Castillo, jackson, Perry, Killegen, Mattini, Hopper, Gage, Flores, Jones. SECOND ROW: Russell, Lacuna, Docter, Gates, Bagnagni, Pisiatti. Gage, Salcedo, Bryant, Hales, Bell, Chin Wai. FIRST ROW: Bremmond, Franzella, Parish, Chandler. CROSS COUNTY BACK ROW: Nevelli, Durkee, Thwaites, Lester. SECOND ROW: Glynn, Russell, Haddock, Luxembourg, Carlson, Ros- askas. SECOND ROW: Hunt, Granzclla, Bell, Owen, Cross, Jones. FIRST ROW: Stribling, Sherry, Shibata. l20 LB. TRACK BACK ROW: Frank, Nocito, Greech, Large, Featherstone, LaCuna SECOND ROW: Cross, Ortiz, Owens, Hamilton, Braun, Seyman. FIRST ROW: Bremmond, Shibata, Moore, Martinez. TENNIS TEAM Top Row-T. Low, T. Ross, H. Mock, W. Phster. Bottom Row-C. Sung, K. Chu, B. Moyer, D. Low. Inset-Coach Ivor Calloway. Picture Missing-Captain Ray Low, VARSITY TRACK TEAM Back RowYSimpson, Estrada, Camelleri, Niehles, Durkee, De Rosan. Front Row!Loving, Sherry, Carlson, Dawson, Clin. TRACK Since the All City Track Meet does not tal-ze place until the middle of May, the Final results of track, like the other Spring sports' results, cannot be included in this Record because this journal goes to press in the middle of April. The results of dual meets, however, indicate that the Bulldogs have one of the better teams in the league. The record to date stands at four wins and one loss. Commerce knocked oh' Galileo and Lincoln at the start of the season, and then lost to Washington. Coming back strong after this defeat, Commerce smeared Mission and Polytechnic in separ- ate meets. As we go to press the feeling of the team and coaches is one of optimism. It seems likely that the Bulldogs will be well represented in the finals in May. TENNIS -I C 3 C 4 rn I I I 1 vi 3 . 5 g ,J g f J I M I fggff ' ppp ,gyQflfr?,g' L tg. 'G' 'f ffrg 0 me , ,, 3 . T ' si' ' A w A ' f 'N . Q ,N 196 i BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROVY - Gaggero, BI. Francis, R. Zari, R. Campbell, D. Kalar, R. Di Piero, YY. Barnes, T. Feliciano, R. Foreman, D. Arlie. SECOND ROVV - E. Delman, A. Gracheff, F. Zari, IV. Hesse, P. Borg, NI. Luxembourg, B. Davis, N. Ford, P. Vigil, C. Cunningham. THIRD ROYN' - Y. Anderson, H. Holsworth, R. lXIeneghetti, C. Kingal, P. Munson, R. Frazer, B. Funk, S. Booras, A. Chin, BI. Calhoun. BOTTOM ROVV - B. Ellis, R. Fallon, BI. LaHonta, B. fwIcGinnis, R. Orri, BI. O. lN'ong, B. Rooseyelt, B. fyIoores. BASEBALL Although baseball season is now over, at the time this article was written there were several weeks re- maining in the season's schedule. This made it im- possible to include the Final standing of the Commerce team. A few pertinent remarks about the team may, however, be made. The record made by the Bulldog baseballers in the practice schedule was far from impressive. The boys won only five out of fifteen games. The most note- worthy thing about this practice campaign was that the players learned 7 the hard way perhaps, but they learned. Too many games were lost because of mis- takes. 'When the players made mistakes, coaches and players alike worked to eliminate the errors. That they succeeded fairly well appears obvious. At the present time the Bulldogs have won four and lost two to gain second place in league play. One of the two losses was to Balboa in a game that was marred by poor sportsmanship on the part of our opponents and an inadequate umpiring staff - only one man 7 who could not see everything that occcur- red on the held of play. No thanks to a Balboa player who apparently deliberately deflected a thrown ball to prevent a put-out, the Buccaneers won 3-2. At the beginning of league play, Commerce was off the bag fast and headed for home plate and the championship. Both Sacred Heart and VVashington were knocked off in one-two style, -I-2 and 5-l, re- spectively. But league leading lIission Q6 won-O lost defeated the Bulldogs 7-O. Then came the Balboa steal. Commerce came back, however, to beat Lowell's Indians in a close one, 7-6, and then to take the mea- sure of Poly -l-2. With three more games to go it appears at this time that the Bulldogs may very well be expected to com- pete in the play-offs. PRACTICE GAMES Commerce 2 Santa Clara 2 Commerce 3 St. BIarys l-l Commerce 3 Tamalpais O Commerce 2 Alumni 13 Commerce 3 Burlingame 5 Commerce 5 San Mateo 12 Commerce l If. S. F. Frosh Commerce 4 Serra 5 Commerce 1 San Mateo 11 Commerce 2 Sequoia 5 Commerce 4 San Jose 4 Commerce 0 Petaluma 2 LEAGUE SCORES Commerce 4 Sacred Heart 2 Commerce 5 Washington 1 Commerce O Mission 7 Commerce 2 Balboa 3 fl! Haw 53.13 H5 4 0 , I A .ff H M,.,.4-All ir , ' QM' ' 'S - A ' F M VT V ' ' if '- ., fwf I7dT 5 .. 1, . A q O I P I I I Q.f4JAo6!7L7.f ,.,! -,,,4 X .H TY -Qffwwfwzw V f ' ,, Q ':'1,' V if 01,1 X -f 7, 4 , .Maw I,-gf ,A. IA .. , . Zara fiat' 'MER 35151 UJAQL a A 2 5 Z 5 ' ' ' 4 I an I f, -rw-wg, f ZW 4 94 Tfflh .7w?44-'ff 77 I 7 1. ,, ' 4 K ' 1 fu H ' P w . 11 ' ,,,,,f,f if: - . M, W WW ? , . H Z I, Q : , H W ,MU fr I V7 5-1379 -f ...A V '7 ff 32 S AZ 2' NW, pg w . f ., - 6f'f'Wff uf fb: ,, ,yfjfs-ff:-,., nggfyf ,:,f7'., ' 5 1 ' 'XLiL2xn1- .'.' ' fl Z .q w a Q'-Ng-lui'-Mg,-5 ' ja, '13, 3,,,,,l . ' W' f f Q f 4' .. , 5512-mm J 'J' I ' 'T A'-,l5'.NY.g,6 '?'?f'ff fff4 , Vai' 7 I 114' . WF? 1 'gg ,V 4,1114 -Z A! -f,4,, z, gm, 1 .Jag ,M ,.,II A 'Y 4W,' - v 1 -an -fix , i f I I w I I I SWIMMING Top Pictures No. l KL to Rl-Mgrs. A. Metas, P. Fernandez, Coach I. Callaway. No, 2 fBaek RowjfG. Heisinger, J. Healey. 2nd Row-W. Olazabal, W. Abbey, D. Allen, D. Wright, L. Hill. Front RowiD. Smith, R. Bradley, D. Landucci, K, Wilbur. No. 3--R. Gee, L. Hill, R. Maloney. SWIMMING TEAM Generally speaking the team was much stronger in lt-kill than in 1949, The roster was more impressive in the win column. The I3U's and l20's kept an un- defeated recoid, and the unlimiteds suffered only a few losses. These losses were to such formidable opponents as Berkeley, Central Y.M.C.A., Tamalpais, and Lincoln. Unfortunately the results of the City Meet Cham- pionships are not published here, as the meet was held after the Record went to press. However, Coach Calla- way feels that the students of Commerce may look, with pride, at the results turned in by their swimming vein of l95U. Bottom Pictures No. l fBack Rowj-R. Canfield, B. Russell, R. Maloney, M. Tarhanoff, Front Row-T. Wood, S. Hiona, R. Gee. Pictures Missing: M. Andaya, J. Quon. No. 2 CBack ROWHXG. Ahumada, F. Alioto, D. Keller, M. Lee, J. Salcedo. Front Row-R. Russell, R. Hom, Hong, Le Comaduran. 1950 SCHEDULE Galileo Tamalpais Lincoln Polytechnic Berkeley Washington St. Ignatius Round Robin Y.M.C.A. San Rafael Treasure Island Play-Offs Lowell City Championship I I I V LMW4 , 3 . W M, ,,,,,,,h, , S ' 'ng - Zadmdmfan Commerce girls are notably sports minded, and, as a result, their various sports activities have always been well maintained and supported. As extra-curricu- lar activities these sports earn for the girls points for scholarship work. And, of course, many of the girls take up the sports for the sheer enjoyment. As mem- bers of the G.A.A. fGirls' Athletic Associationj the girls participate in their activities before and after school. Club meetings are held every Friday second period. The directors of these sports are physical education teachers, who teach from one to two sports each semester, devoting their time and effort to making the girls, stay at Commerce an enjoyable one. Volleyball and badminton are the two very popular lighter sports enjoyed by the girls of Commerce. The former is also the favorite sport provided in the gym class activities. Badminton is played bright and early on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Miss Gantzer sponsors both the advanced and beginners class of badminton. In volleyball the different teamh play one another for the championship. This sport meets once a week. Elementary and intermediate tennis are taught bx Miss Thursby. Her Hnet slashers vie for top honors by participating in tournaments with a real spirit of competition. Tennis is a sport that requires rigid training, and happy is the girl who has gained recognition in this sport for skill and ease. Commerce girls are enthusiastic tennis players. f ,,,,r,,,,, , , - , ,, mvwu.zW A., 1 f f W f MV, ,, f , W.. 5 . WMM WWW Q V wwf WV NW, 5. L was f--f We Z, 7 1 ff , , f ,.,Wf,,,Wm.,,,,,,,W.,.,,f . 1 Q , , ' 44 I is TT I X ,i W- f r Q. ,-4. ,-4. Gfgdww - ' Every spring all the baseball-loving girls at Com- merce turn out to sign up for this sport. There are usually from four to six teams and they play softball after school on the Commerce field. The girls are not as professional looking as our boys' baseball team but none the less they can provide an exciting game with a lot of home runs, Recreation is such a by-word at Commerce that the girls go out for as many sports as the boys do. Basketball, strenuous as it is, is very popular with the girls. They play after school in the girls' gym and though the rules are a little modified than those which govern the boys, game, it is still an interesting game to watch. Swimming offers a great deal of enjoyment to Commercites. The girls go swimming after school at Crystal Plunge. Some are beginners and others ad- vanced. There they can learn to swim or improve their swimming ability. Some of the better swimmers join the Dolphinettes, Miss Sink's swimming club that meets Friday morning's at the Plunge. Swimming has always proved to be a popular sport at Commerce. In the Fall term Miss Gantzer held archery class before school. Once a week, early in the morning, our future Robin Hoods practice their bow and arrow techniques. The equipment is provided by the school as it is in all other sports and the girls have a good chance to learn this unusual sport. ,,., , ,,,,,f .wa N W .W ,,....,,,,...,.,M W,,n....,,.,MW,,,..wm-.W.,.fM.WffM,m.wg467,1-7,.w,-5-WMW-wqv-A-fm-gymwyww7-f-jymfyf W fsfwvgff'-7 ,ya ,gyffrfff wwffffiryvw , ,V ,sq 2I'Ql ll....L......L.......L ..,.. 1.4, ,...: .,,, LL ,,,. .... f ,... f ,,,.. f 1 ff ,f m. ,f 3 VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Spafata - anyone f -n f A ,Z Cai 1 - uv! n gb., HWY f ? 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CONGRESS lst Row A Louie, Young, Fochetti, Ten- nant, Mazon. 2nd Row - Peterson, Rojas, Roberts, lvlasuda, Johnson, Ow, Delgado, Preziosi. 3rd Row - Hester, Susoev, Lee, Lingel- ser, Hunt, Lopez, DeSanti, Smith, Alexio Back Row - Wilcox, Hayes, McCabe Coffin, Kirschner, Prastalo, Lee, Pappa- dimitriou. lst Row - Martin, Richardson. 2nd Row - Argenal, Schwant, Martin Lundberg. SENIOR CONTROL First Row: Newcomb, Wilcox, Foraker Guertin, Venturi, Vassallo, Del Nero Gill, Storey, Diamandis, Gott., Harney Rax, Butler, lNIcClenny, Stribling, Cun ningham, Hall, Louie. Second Row: Scott: Franklin, Bigone Astnios, Welling, Schwandt, Wilcox, Wis hard, Catechis, Johnson, Linda, Galle gos, Fuchs, Ortiz, Katsanos, Franklin Daniels, Suchultz, Muth, Perini, Carter Woolworth, Talavera, Dorham. Tihrrl Row: Jerricofl, Ferraris, Fadefif, Shubin, Eatmon, Venneri, Cook, Intag liata, Chandler, Gonzales, Lee. Montalvo Escobar, Lee, Aleixo, Arlie, Jackson McGrath, Leech. Fourth Row: Barranti, Wyatt, Day Sanders, Bell, lvlackey, Cainilleri, Session Harris, Nicholson, Youngs, Scimons, Lit tle, Yanquell, Harry, Hayes. DOLPHINETTES lst Row - Coral, Dubay, Rich, Gott Harney, Podsaocoff, Ferraris, Qnd Row - Roberts, Zarubin. 3rd Row - Remail, Versino, Tonna Bandle, Warren, Murillo, Leardini. Back Row - Friedricksen, Sultana, But- ler, McClenny. JUNIOR STATESMEN lst Row - Prastalo, Lomena, Ralston Cordina, Landucci. 2nd Row - Holte, Clauson, Lingelser Susoev. Back Row - Racchi, Lo Bianco, McCoy Kirschner. JUNIOR STATESMEN First Row: Susoer, Kyle, Claussen. Second Row: Seymour, McCoy, Anar- tin. C.S.F. t First Row: Kwan, Bianes, Bauis, Harry Levy, Pearl, Peterson, Cordini, Giessler Takaha, Ihara, Yee, Fisher, Timbresa Joe, Samn, Fong. ltlatheesen. Second Row: Chun, Wittmer, Zarubun lNIcCabe, Lingelser, Whelan, Keller, Ferl raris, Peters. Claussen, Jang, Chan, Fung Wilcox, Storey, Gill, Wong, Third Row: Chan, Lew, Der, Dedus Furuya, Koo, Wetherford, Mock, Lingel- ser, Hunt, Lim, Fung, Ng, Mazon. Fourth Row: Jeong, Brooks, Esberg Arnold, Lim, Lee, lkflorgan, Maltzeflii Louie, Chin, Lai, Wong, Rudometkin, Remail, Dang. S.S.S. First Row: Arlie, Barranti, Butler 7 Crcscio, Brown, Rosenbalin, Nunes, Am- eroghi, Newman, Hayes, Roberts, Wright Giampaoli, Hammond, Stillian. Llacuna Fabela, Singh, Vassallo, Tsolakidou Louie. Second Row: Jew, Lee, Lee, Leong, Aleixo erricoff Paulazzo Larson Wit , J . -' , , ' chy, Hopper, Stephenson, Benzon, Poe- sons, Lew, Graham, Walker. Q Third Row: Fong, Chew, Meschi, Gam lVIolieri, Feliciana, Young, Yee, Quonj Loo, Lem. Fourth Row. Dunbar, Sato, Egawa, Rohlapp, Pearl, Remail, Halliata, Foch- ette, Toy, Buoncristiana, Melchior, Seid, lklasuda Won On Oleson Wri ht Dees, Sandie. Jsrksofi, Vvlhlliifd, Hung. ' 1 s a v 26954:-:aaa , . . VOLUNTEERS First Row: Prouty, Schultz, Litle Ameroghi, Amorosa, Allen. Second Row: Canfield, Marchi, Sexton Veach, Wright, Collins, Smith. VOLUNTEERS lst Row - Richardson, Torres, Data, Metscalf. 5 2nd Row - Frankenstein, Podsacofl, Bandel, Tona. 3rd Row - Smith, Healy. Back Row - Yassar, Sexton. HEALTH SERVICE 2nd Row - Mrs. Schoch, Dunbar, Ger- ber. Back Row - Cardel, Wilcox. PRESIDENTS' CLUB lst Row f Ralston, Roberts, Hernandez, Quon, Lew, Lee, Cervanti, Terry. 2nd Row - Ferage, Mazon, Astmos, Bla- suda, Zarubin, Lee, Hayes. 3rd Row - Parson, Zavola, Rubino. Racito. Anderson. Back Row - Gaverra, Camilleri, Lingel- ser, Hunt. GLEE CLUB Wright, IVatkins, Gubu, McCabe, Gies- sler. Ameroghi, Whisenhunt, lVIcCabe Hicks, Huntley, Wright, Gam, Land Jiavas, Palmer, Jackson, Geibu, Yanl quell, lXIiller, Sinio, Quinteno, Wishard Wahl, Diamandis, Wong, Johnson, Longi Brice, Miller, Astmos. GIRLS, LEAGUE OFFICERS President, Alice Ferrarisg Vice Presi- dent, Sheila Peterson: Secretary, Cath- eryn Arnold, Treasurer, Claudine Claus- sen: Welfare Chairman, Charlotte Tim- bresa: Social Chairman, Peggy Storey. PROJECTION CLUB First Row: Sherry, Bartolotti, Food. Second Row: Novelli, Lee, Hyle, Lewis. DANCE CLUB First Row: Harry, Tom, Leong, Tani, Jew. Second Row: Samn, Chew, Fong, Joe, Fong, Lee, Chun, Timbresa, Scimons. Third Row: Lim, Chin, Podsakofi, Jer- ricoI'li, Padrun, Dunbar, Lingelser. Fourth Row: Johnson, Pearl, Peterson Mum, Gill, Levy, Hayes, wiicox, Bos: well, Jang. DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: Gregori Marchi, Montalvo Barranti. Second Row: Astmos, Bigone, Watkins Joyce, Parker, Canfield. Third Row: Butler, McClenny, Olson, Harney, Murillo. MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE First Row: Hammond, Esberg, Buon- cristiani, Padrun, F. Paulazzo, Dye, Da- vis, Harney. Second Row: Thwaites, Lingelser Carlson, Oughin, Jackson, Borg, Hayes Wallace Third Row: Sherry, Rojas, Wilcox , Hayes, Levy, Amorosa, Giessler, Amer- oghi, Newman. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: Vital, Olazabol. Second Row: Canfield, Scott. LITERARY CLUB Alexio, Rogers, Graves, Escohar, Ba- tiza, Diamandis, Crespo, Harry, Quock Joe, Ortiz, Samn, Amorosa, Ameroghi Paulazzo, Hayes, Walsh, Mackey, Rax Geibu, Vliller, Jacoles, Frisbie, Lau, Bar- don, Salberg, Cherry, Calhoun, Session Salberg, Nisby, Scott, Talavera, Foraker Guertin. CONGRESS Sandle, Hammond, Gill, Roberts, Yee Louie, Wilcox, Keller, Bianco, Ameroghi Bareis, Hayes, Harry, Wittmer, Loving Bartolotti Smith, Hesse, Bareis, Gage Barnes, Maslen, Astmos, Bigone, Mc- Grath, lNrIazon, Stillian, Arlie, Larson . . y Featherstone, Sanchez, Wai, Lingelser, Aleixo, Terry, Padrun, Cunnin ham Hunt Ro'as Peterson McCabe Jiwuon- J , l A 7 . 5 s . cristiani, Freeland Barranti, Carnillei. STUDENT COURT First Row: Hayes, Harry. Second Row: Lingelser, Gill, Smith. 88 s a 1 a a BASEBALL First Row: Giessler, Ameroghi, Brooks, Hill, Choice, Hall, Lumina. Second Row: Ortiz, Brown, Sanders, Remail, Catechi. Third Row: Keller, Edgecomb, McGow- an, Giampaoli, Wilker, Boeeka, Goins, Baseggio, Ford. Fourth Row: Johnson, Wright, John- son, Veal, Feltures, Brice, Astmos, Lee, Wittmer, Blake. TENNIS Cates, Marie, Jackson, Mathiors, Cut- tecce, Yurcsh, Davis, Harris, Claussen, Hammond, Esberg. VOLLEY BALL First Row: Brown, Nicholson, Black- burn, Johnson. Second Row: Day, Oliver, Young, Session, Escort, Franklin, Chan. Third Row: Hammond, Esberg, Wyatt, Veal. BADMINTON First Row: Geiher, Telegin, Meschi, Peters, Lie, Savage. Second Row: Bareis, Maslen, Bareis, 'Wittmer, Chin, Hammond. BADMINTON lst Row - Pearl, Meschi, Samn, Rich- ardson. 2nd Row - Whittmer. Back Row - Garner, Hazel. G.A.A. OFFICERS Sanders, Brooks, Session, Wright, Lu- mina, Pudoneck. ARMORY REGISTRY GIRLS: Bible, Dawson, Escort, Gra- ham, Loy, Matheesen, MsCabe, Murillo, Nisby, Perini, Pineda, Schmidt, Vigna, Wong, Yee, Hearring, Romero, Reese, Semenofi, Besewell. BOYS: Cachapero, Dal, Hunt, Jackson, Jones, Kregan, Landucci, Lem, Louie, Sugimoto, Wai, Dawson, Monroe. REGISTRY 11 GIRLS: Carter, Garibaldi, Hong, John- son, Lee, lVIacKey, Ortiz, Ting, Vassallo, Walker, Wilcox, Wong, Wong R., Tim- bresa, Lockerman. BOYS: Bin, Bunch, Calais, Davis, Douglas, Estrada, Finerty, Gee, Lem, Loo, Quan, Fung, Montalvo. REGISTRY 16 GIRLS: Adams, Darr, Ford, Gunder- son, Hopper, King, Louie, McQuillan Nicholson, Serna, Stevenson, White Wong, Rand. - BOYS: Brewster, Coonrad, Deveneenzi Fong, Ford, Garcia, Gooch, Hennessy Johnson, Lejarza, Lopez, Low, Moore Olivo, Peters, Rand, Sylvester, Torigiani Tung, Vales, Wong. Treas., John Benzon. GIRLS: Daly, Holfin, Hereford, Kwan lNIannuti, Pearl, Perkins, Teeters, Veal Vloss, Wong, Zarubin. BOYS: Benzon, Bowers, Bremond, But- tice, Castillo, Cates, Chan, Chin, Ellis Ferraez, Lang, Leonhardt, Low, Russel Sanders. VVong, Yuen. REGISTRY 20C GIRLS: Argenal, Balleti, Bareis, Blank Dubay, Hampton, Henderson, Lew, Ma- chado, Martin, Miller, Rudometkin, Sano Slifkofif, Wittmer, BOYS: Castillo, Chesney, Chism, Cor- tez, Darrah, Dutcher, Jordan, Kidd Mazon, Moraga, Moore, Nichols, Pon Tong, Williams, Wong. REGISTRY 21 GIRLS: Boden, Brown, Chung, Del Eno, Joseph, Lazootin, Matsuno, Oliver Rumail, Seid, Young, Zamboukos. BOYS: Durkee, Huntlee, Lee, Leong Lew, Martin, Munson, Perez, Quon Rus- sell, Thomas, Washington, Won, Wong Yee. Zari. REGISTRY 24 GIRLS: Chipley, Davis, Kipp, D. Mor- gan, E. Morgan, Nave, Ng, Servente Winther, L. Wong, M. Wong. BOYS: Bingley, L. Chu, K. Chu, Doug- las, Farrar, Fong, C. Henderson, E. Hen- derson, Hidalgo, Holland, Johnson, Na- varro, Robinson, Rogers, Ryu, Scott, Thors, Wright. : : a 9 s Q REGISTRY 17-Pres., Carol Pearl: V. Pres., Nina Zarubin, Sec., Helen Wong, 1 : a a J REGISTRY 25-lStudent Body Officersl GIRLS: Levy, Freeland. BOYS: Aleixo, Lingelser, Ow, Paulaz- zo, Pudarich. REGISTRY 26-Pres., Robert Ruganig Sec., Ronald Lee: Treas., Barney Fong. GIRLS: Aquilina, Chin, DeSante, Fong, A. Lee, P. Lee, Lemler, Owens, Robin- son, Rohlapp, Swager, Tenfeldt, Tom. BOYS: Anderson, Boyd, Bugeja, Chin, Elmore, Fong, Francis, Carcia, Jefferson, LaHonta, Large, Lee, Leony, ucchese, Perry, Rugani. REGISTRY 27 GIRLS: Dunbar, Durmin, Fuentes, Ge- ber, Hayes, Hayes, Herber't, Loftis, Lu- ciano, Lum, Padran, Quon, Takaha, Woo. BOYS: Bremond, Broderick, Chin, Doc- tor, Fony, Foreman, George, Hampton, Hony, Jee, Kozy Turnage, Turner, Ze- laya, Hardy. REGISTRY 28-Pres., Josephine Busa- lacchi: Vice Pres., La Verne Thoerner: Sec,, Abbie Snider: Treas., Emma Lee. GIRLS: Asbell, Boyd, B.i:alacchi, Claussen, Estrada, Gomez, Hom, Jung, Kwack. Lee, Leong, Pierce, Scott, Sni- der, Thorner, Trotty, Winchel, Young. BOYS: Baca, Broussard, Buck, Chan. Colling, Duncan, Juarez, Lawler, lNIazee, McDonnell, lNIcGuigan, Mitchell, Ng, Ramas, Scrogging, Wong. REGISTRY 30-Pres., Don Vicain: Vice Pres., Walter Hesse, Sec., Emil Yaich: Treas., Mae Reed. GIRLS: Fambrini, Forde, Garcia, Hi- dekawa, Hunt, Jeong, Lee, Leinhard, lyiaraccini, lN'IcGarr'y, Ng, Reed, Tenny- son, Tofanelli, Tucker, Villagomez, Wahl, Woo, Luppino, Turner. BOYS: Bartolotti, Bradley, Derosana. Girard, Hesse, Lee, Locati, Low, McGee, O'Neille, Tacchini, Vicain, Yaich, Ben- HBH. REGISTRY 32 GIRLS: Bentovoja, Blackburn, Cates, Erillo, Galdes, Hider, Hionda, Lastufha, Martinez, McLain, Moutsanas, Price, Por- tillo, Gardner, Nitsch, Reese. BOYS: Barillas, Fong, Gomez, Larson, lNrIcKee, Ortiz, Salas, Kendel, Chetra, lvlurphy, White. REGISTRY 33 GIRLS: Chan, Chaw, Cordini, Egawa, Evanoff, Giesler, Hayles, Lafarga, Lane, Ngai, Ow, Peters, Picchi, Souza, Tucker, Williams. BOYS: Allen, Aswad, Chaplin, Cherry, Desmond, Dixon, Dugan, Frazier, Marchi, Orri, Philpot, Pulp, Russell, Smith, Toy, Rubino, Murphy, Ramoni. REGISTRY 34-Pres., Harry Seymour: Vice Pres., Marlene Hammond, Sec. and Treas., Ofelia Fabela. GIRLS: Arnold, Baseggio, Bell, Benig- no, Bowdon, Catechi, Choice, Cortez, Davis, Esbcrg, Fabela, Giampaoli, Ham- mond, Loscutotf, Rich, Walton, Wood- ward, Wright, Hilado, Blair. BOYS: Dews, Funt, Gamboa, Handelin, Hayles, Joyce, Nardi, Perrone, Prouty, Seymour, Stewart, Venrurini, Williams, Chow, Kushingo, Rendon, Stolz, Gilkey. REGISTRY 35-Pres., Sam Clauseng Vice Pres., LaVerne Grant: Sec., Anita Garcia: Treas., Lloyd Hill. GIRLS: Byrd, Feltures, Garcia, Gon- zales, Hazel, Hong, Jackson, Jordan, Leong, Miller, Scott, Shum, Telegin, Tello, Tong, A. Wong, Fields, Garner. BOYS: Cannuli, Clausen, Florer, Grant, Hicks, Hill, Ishii, Jefferson, Rac- chi, Stephens, W. Wong. REGISTRY 37 GIRLS: Barnes, Bellmont, Bowman, Gee, Herald, Huff, Luippold, Nicolai, Nieto, Ong, Peters, Preston, Samson, Simmons, Neiman. BOYS: Bell, Delphino, Esparza, Gomez, Herman, Jeong, Jones, Lee, Monroe, Moore, Ong, Parish, Sheehen, Wong. REGISTRY 103-Pres., May Lee: Vice Pres., Dick Kalorg Sec., Virginia Llanesg Treas., Nancy Packard. GIRLS: Alonzo, Boerke, Chin, Cota, Davis, Isaaca, Jackson, Lee A., Lee G., Lce M., Lewis, Llanes, Maliano, Nichols, Packard, Quiteno, Rodriquez, Sultanis. BOYS: Allen, Boyd, Chee, Crivello, Edwards, Gill, Heisinger, Kalar, Lee, McGuigan, Parker, Schramm, Wong. REGISTRY 117-Pres., Zanatta Floryg Vice Pres., Sheila Solimine: Sec., Betty Sharp, Treas., Walter Baine. GIRLS: Camby, Cavallo, Dees, Del Rosario, Dominguez, Garcia, Gonn, Han- son, Lee, Martinez, Olesen, Patrick, Sandle, Sharp, Solimine, Tani, Terry, Thomas, Wright, Zanatta. BOYS: Baine, Batemen, Darrell, Fea- therstone, Haddock, Hartwell, Helton, Horsfall, Matas, Northam, Nunez, Mc- Cord, Penn, Rouse, Sanchez, Speigal. REGISTRY 101 GIRLS: Blake, Chames, Chan, Chow, Daggs, Deurncenzi, Dong, Fong, Good- sell, Johnson, Lujan, Massaru, Morgan, Nehson, Ruano, Salazar. BOYS: Allison, Bregan, Dixon, Ed- wards, Jew, Lane, Lee, Lopez, Lett, Luna, Parker, Richardsen, Suyetsugu, Thompson, Yee. REGISTRY 102-Pres., Edwin Young: Vice Pres., Lou Ann Hoppe: Sec., Paul- ine Tomg Treas., Carol Louie. GIRLS: But l'a, Chow, Eatmon, Hoppe, Jarre, Louie, Lowe, Sechantz, Snider, Tom, Welling, Wong. BOYS: Araya, Bortolotti, Delphina, Dong, Ellis, Hall, Hicks, Houston, John- son, Kirkwood, Lee, Molina, Olazabal, Perata, Rover, Russo, Sung, Underwood, Wong, Young E., Young C. REGISTRY 123-Pi'es., Shirley Bateman: Vice Pres., Ging Ching Sec., Robert Mil- lerg Treas., Bety Routt. GIRLS: Batoman, Castillo, Eddy, Gar- cia, Grant, Landine, Logue, Louie, Mus- cat, Quock, Peppes, Routt, Silverstein, Wong. BOYS: Chin, DeCosta, Echols, Green, Guerrera, Hithe, Holsworth, Kingle, Lew, Low, Mathews, Miller, Montalvo, Parsons, Perry, Rayo, Sue, Tucker, Wil- liams, Wong D., Wong E., Woo, Young. REGISTRY 203 GIRLS: Chewf, Clement, Cortez, James, Newton, Ng, Parker, Polk, Pon, Reyrnond, Rodriguez, Ruggiero, Walsh, Warnock, Yurosh. BOYS: Abbey, Anstin, Cardinale, Cas- tillo, Chung, Elmore, Felix, Gavin, Gee, Horton, Louie, Saulter, Stopnick, Suell, Wong. REGISTRY 206-fPres., James Donovan, Vice Pres., Dona Glasser: Sec., Mar- garet Eislerg Treas., Elbert Boyd. GIRLS: Backrog, Darrell, Evans, Fred- erickson, Gallegos, Glasser, Isler, Mello, Murphy, Powers, Regio, Seymour, Smith. BOYS: Alexander, All, Boles, Boyd, Burnet, Chism, Cook, Donovan, Hender- son, Hopkins, Macillus, Mindoza, Niedo, Rodgers, Schortgen, Tanigochi, Wong, Ybarra. REGISTRY 207 - Pres., Don Smith: Vice Pres., Yvonne Bjorvig: Sec., Mary Dye, Treas., Florence Versino. GIRLS: Bellochi, Bjorvig, Bonilla, Borg, Choy, Dye, Entwistle, Finerty, Garcia, Heridia, Judge, Ong, Quinn, Tonamura, Versino, Williams, Wong, Yee. REGISTRY 210 GIRLS: Boldischar, Callier, Chan, Dur- kins, Edgecomb, Frisbe, Hawthorne, Ken- iston, Koumarianos, Loo, Mathias, Mc- Quillian, Olson, Regis, Rodriquez, Toy Velasco. BOYS: Andrieu, Brown, Ford, Hall, Hawkins, Holte, Johnson, Leong, Mac- Key, Molina, Montaya, Phillips, Ran- dall, Tom, Watkins. REGISTRY 211 GIRLS: Bartolloti, Braga, Donlin, Hen- ry, Jung, lVIcDonald, Ng, Pon, Rojas, Tom, Whelan, Wong. BOYS: Anagoostru, Camilleri, Carlson, DeGennero, Dodson, Douglas, Linton, Louie, Olazabal, Ouglin, Preston, Quon, Scott, Serrano, Sims, Wallace, Young. REGISTRY 214 GIRLS: Alva, Bandell, Bonnici, Chan, Chin, Davis, Dong, Fenech, Jackson, Kwon, Leardini, Leong, Nobel, Walker, Whitley, Williams. BOYS: Blackburn, Calkins, Franzella, Gracheif, Hom, Jacobs, Luxemberg, lNIa- loney, Nakagawa, Ng, Noveska, Ragona, Thomas, Wichez. 89 REGISTRY 215 GIRLS: Corral, Davis, DeRoy Eaton, Ferraris, Hu, Long, Masuda, McCormick, Politis, Savage, Sinio, Tong, Tregenza, Won, Wong. BOYS: Cusack, Floyd, Gage, Gallego , Gibson, Gerrero, Jones, Solis, Sperrow, Suyetsuga, Ver, Whitaker. REGISTRY 217 GIRLS: Alioto, Baker, Canfield, Chinn, Davis, Gan, Hedemann, Jobe, Lee L., Loyd, Pruitt, Roberts, Tom. BOYS: Allen, Austin, Briggs, Chin, Colgate, Flores, Franza, Jackson, Kelley. Leong, Lewis, San Felipe, Tom E., Vil- laroman, Vital, Wilbur. REGISTRY 301 GIRLS: Baltazar Dong, Gallardo, I- hara, Jue, Klistolsf, Knowles, Kwong, Lenehan, Lim, Marshall, Martin, Mo, Price, Russo, Wells, Withers. BOYS: Borg, Cavness, Choy, Di Pierro, Hernandes, Jackson, Jones, Juarez, Riu- chi, Sanchez, Sharp, Walker. REGISTRY 3054Pres., Bill Rebottaro: Vice Pres., Juan Salcedog Sec., Carol Garner: Treas., Stella Crane. GIRLS: Alioto, Bandarrae, Bareis. Brewes, Chambers, Crane, Davis, Doctor. Dominguez, Fazzino, Fracker, Gandert, Garner, Immel, Johnson, Jones, Kazy, Levinshi, Matteson, Maganuma. BOYS: Babbick, Castillo, Chin, Frank. Leboy, Matson, Mottini, Popoif, Rebatto, Salcedo, Woodhead. REGISTRY 308-Pres., Patricia Terry: Vice Pres., May Wong: Sec. Dovie Brown: Treas. Junie Yee. GIRLS: Brooks, Brown, Hearne, Lane. Lee, Louie, Massaro, Melchior, Moore- head, Paige, Roberts, Salberg, Terry, Velasquez, Whisenhunt, Winn, Wong Yee. BOYS: Borg, Durham, Hamilton, Hei- singer, Jackson C., Jackson W., Ray. Sevilla, Shearer, Vigil, Voelker, Wun, ip. REGISTRY 310-Pres., Nelly Garay: Vice Pres., Fcliciana Ordonez, Sec. Ann Moreno: Treas., John Polk. GIRLS: Carter, Delgado, Garay, Jung, Lafarga, Moreno, Pon, Robinson, Rivera, Roman, Tassinari, Velasquez, Veprin, Woolworth. BOYS: Andrade, Arbasetti, Chalan, Chan, Douglas, Goins, Green, Hester, Johnson, Lee, Louie, Low, Lynch, New- man, Ordonez, Pisciotta, Polk, Schrader, Tomalo, Torres, Woods, Won, Wong. REGISTRY 313 - Pres., Ed Giacotta: Vice Pres., Joan Pearl, Sec., Sheila Peter- son: Treas., Diane Fochetti. GIRLS: Berry, Brown, Chin, Eisen- stadt, Fochetti, Fong, Green, Honda, Jarvis, Johnson, Lau, Lingelser, Ng, Pearl, Peterson, Sherry, Zelava. BOYS: Dee, Giacotta, Hom, Jacobson, Low, McCoy, Parsons, Rax, S..:oJr, Yu- ponco, Wong. REGISTRY 314 GIRLS: Barnett, Bean, Calhoun, Cas- ias, Connie, Delarra, Frazier, Gohranson, Hartema, Loftis, Maloney, Riche, Sinio, Tornoe. BOYS: Ahumada, Brill, Brown, Chan, Comaduran, Cruz, Ellis, Evanotli, Gee, Hamilton, Hill, Jay, Jeong, Lady, Lee, Luppino, Mathisen, Martinez, Sanchez, Vallet, Villaromen, Wilbert, Young. REGISTRY 318 GIRLS: Bench, Coffin, Cox, Edwards, Figueroa, Fricano, Jong, LoHonti, Lat- son, Lo Bianco, Lumina, Scott, Wallace. 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Her heart is a song and a star -- My cool, grey city of love.r Tho they tear the rose from her brow, To her is ever my vow, Ever to her I give my duty - First in rapture and first in beauty, Wayward, passionate, brave, Glad of the life God gave - The sea-winds are her kiss, And the sea-gull is her dove, Cleanly and strange she is -- My cool, grey city of love. The winds of the future wa-it At the iron walls of her Gate, And the western ocean breaks in thunder, And the western stars go slowly under, And her gaze is ever West -- In the dream of her young unrest. Her sea is a voice that calls, And her star a voice above, And her wind a voice on her walls - My cool, grey city of love. Tho they stay her feet at the dance, In her is the jar romance. Under the rain of winterrfalling, Vine and rose will await recalling. 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