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

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IIFAGIEIIIIIINIIQY JOSEPH P. NOURSE Principal GEORGIA HAWKINS Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls Head of History Department FRED W. KOCH Vice-Principal, Dean of Boys Head of Science Department RICHARD ABRAHAM Mathematics MARGARET AHERN History, French BEATRICE BACIGALUPI Italian, Spanish WILLIAM E. BAKER Mathematics EARLE W. BARKER Mechanical Drawing VIRGINIA BARTLETT Head of Household Arts ELSIE BOWMAN Mathematics JAMES BRADSHAW Physical Education JOHN F. BRADY Mathematics, History CLARA BROWN English GERTRUDE BROWN English HELEN WELCH BROWN Hygiene ESTHER BRUCKNER English, Latin PAUL CHAPMAN History CLARA CHRISTENSEN Physical Education CALEB G. CULLEN Mathematics, Science ERNEST J. CUMMINGS Latin DAVID DEASY Industrial Art THOMAS DE NIKE Head of Physical Education Department MARIAN DOWNEY History ISABEL DUFF History. Civics ANNA DUNNE Mathematics, Science FRED DURST Science EDITH FINLEY Commercial Subjects GEORGE B. FINNEGAN History, English, Mathematics NIYRA FREDENRICH Spanish HERBERT L. FRENCH Commercial Subjects MAUD GARVEY Household Arts MARGARET GIRDNER Librarian ULRICH GRAFF Head of Drawing Department MAY E. GRAY English ANNA T. HALEY Head of Commercial Dept. IVIARIE HANLON Speech Correction DOROTHY HILL Latin, Spanish, Greek ELIZABETH HOWELL Art IVIERTON F. HUGHES Mechanical Drawing EUGENE IRWIN English, History ELEANOR JACKSON English ETHELINDA JAMES English, Music ANITA JENSEN Commercial Subjects GRACE KENDALL Salesmanship THOMAS J. KENNEDY Bandmaster CONSTANCE KEOHAN Singing, Harmony. Orchestra ELSA KLUEGEL German. Science ALICE LAGAN Latin, French HENRY LEWIS Physical Education MABEL NI. LOCKHART Science HARRY E. LONGAKER Commercial Subjects JOHN LORD Mechanic Arts GLADYS LORIGAN History MARGARET LYONS Spanish, History ALICE MACCORNACK Mathematics, Science PEARL IVIASCHIO Mathematics HELEN IVICKEEVER English ALBERTA MCNEELY Physical Education JAMES IVIEEUWENBERG Science FLORENCE P. IVIETZNER Head of English Department JOHN H. IVIOLINEUX English GEORGE G. IVIULLANY Journalism WILMER IVIUMA Commercial Subjects THERESA OGLOU Spanish, Italian ALICE O'LEARY English NELLE O'NEIL Household Arts LETA PAINTER Text Books DOROTHY PEABODY Mathematics, English EDITH E. PENCE Head of Modern Languages Dept. E. .IEWELL PERRIN French AGNES RAE Commercial Subjects ELIZABETH ROBISON Art Crafts FRED W. ROCKHOLD Head of Mathematics Department ANTHONY ROSE Science ELLA W. RYAN History WILLIAM SAMIS Commercial Subjects RUTH SCHOEPPE Physical Education GEORGE SCHULTZBERG Science - LLOYD SCOTT History, Public Speaking ESTHER SIEMENS English, Drama, German CORDELIA SIMKINS English CARL SPITZER Physical Education MARJORIE STUART Spanish ORVILLE TAYLOR Mechanic Arts ANNA THOMSON Science CLAYTON R. TINSLEY Mechanic Arts HAIDEE TOBRINER Art EMILY VARNEY English JOHN E. WALL Commercial Subjects AGNES WATERMAN Commercial Subjects RALPH WEAVER Head of Industrial Arts Department IVIILDRED WEILAND Physical Education RICHARD ZEIDLER Science CLEMENT ZULBERTI Italian, Science SGT. MALCOLM GREEN R. O. T. C. Q 12

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GDedicated to FRED W. KOCH, 'Uice cprincipal and CDean of QBoys, as a Tribute to His Service to the Students and School Organizations by Which He Has Helped to Lay the founda- tion for the Qreater Qalileo High School

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VERY impressive incident occurred at the end of one of our football games. A rejoicing and happy rooting section was giving forth all the enthusiasm and eagerness they had ever mustered. They were flushed with victory, ready for a celebra- tion, waiting only for the final gun to set in motion the march of triumph. In the last few seconds vic- tory was snatched from their hands, and their joy was turned to grief. The blow was crushing and bitter. There were tears. No one could speak. Death-like silence prevailed. One of the leaders remembered the teamg a cheer was called for, then a song, a spirited marching song. As voices were recovered, a peal rang out as a song of victory. It was welcome music across the beaten field. Members of the class of December, 1927, who have rejoiced and wept together for your school, you will meet many disappointments and defeatsg there will be blows to bear, dragons of despair to overthrow. Crush them with a song of victory. Often the score may be against you, but don't let yourselves be crushed. Fortunate will you be if you can retain your strength of youth, and with this rise again over all misfortunes.