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

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TWENTY - SEVENTH COMMEN CEMENT THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE MERRITT CUTTEN Presiding HELEN JANE HALL Saluratorian WILLIANI MORSE PINNEY, JR. Valedictorirm REV. EZRA ALLEN VAN NUYS, Guest Speaker Diplomas presented by MR. JOSEPH P. NOURSE Principal EDITH PENCE Senior Advisor GRADUATE REGISTRARS Mrs. Marjorie S. Bailhache Mr. Earle W. Barker Miss Clara Brown Miss Beryl Kautz Mr. Harry E. Longaker - Miss Margaret Lyons Miss Pearl Maschio Mr, Henry Raphael Miss Florence Sevier Dr. Lloyd M. Scott The Telescope Meritorious Service Ring Was presented to LOIS TOSO The Telescope Editor's ring was presented to HARRISON ALPER

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,IOSEPH P. NOURSE Principal l GEORGIA HAWKINS Vice-Principal, Dean of Girl: Head of Hi:tory Department FRED W. KOCH Vice-Principal, Dean of Boy: Head of Science Department MARJORIE BAILHACHE Spani:h XVILLIAM E. BAKER Mathematic: EARLE XV. BARKER AIechanicztl Drawing BRUCE BARTHOLOMEW! Mathematic: VIRGINIA BARTLETT Home Economic: IDA BERNARD Engli:h ELSIE BOWMAN Mathematic: CLARA BROWN Engli:h GERTRUDE BROWN Engli:h HELEN W. BROWN Hygiene ESTHER BRUCKNER Engli:h ZELDA CAMPAGNOLI French PAUL G. CHAPMAN Hi:tory CLARA CHRISTENSEN Phy:ical Education ESTHER CRAWFORD Text: and Librarie: CALEB G. CULLEN Mathematic: MARIORIE CULLEN Engli:h ERNEST J. CUMMINGS Latin DAVID J. DEASY Pattern Making ALICE DE BERNARDI Hinory, Spani:h THOMAS DE NIKE if Head of Phy:ical Education Department ISABEL M. DUFF Hi:tory FRED W. DURST Science ESTHER S. ESAU Engli:h, Dramatic: EDITH FINLEY Commercial Subject: GEORGE B, FINNEGAN Hiftory HERBERT L. FRENCH Commercial Subject: MAUD V. GARYEY Home Economic: MARGARET GIRDNER Librarian ULRICH GRAFF Head of Drawing Department FACULTY MAY E. GRAY Engli:h ANNA T. HALEY Head of Commercial Department MARGARET HEATON Engli:h LENAMAE HERRICK Engli:h ABRAHAM HESSELBERG Chemi:try WILLIS HESTER Science DOROTHY A. HILL if Latin, Spant:h ELIZABETH HOWELL Art MERTON F. HUGHES Mechanical Drawing ELEANOR M. ,IACKSON Engli:h ETHELINDA M. JAMES Engli:h ANITA K. JENSEN Commercial Subject: RAS E. JOHNSON 0 Phy:ical Education b BERYL KAUTZ Science GRACE KENDALL Sale:man:hip, Typing THOMAS I. KENNEDY Ba nd ma.rter CONSTANCE KEOHAN Mu:ic ALICE LAGAN French f' HENRY S. LEWIS If ev Phy:ical Education MABEL LOCKHART Science HARRY E. LONGAKER Commercial Subject: JOHN H. LORD Machine Shop GLADYS LORIGAN H i:tory MARGARET LYONS Spani:h, Hi:tory PEARL G. MASCHIO Mathematic: HELEN MCKEEVER Engli:h ALBERTA MCNEELY Head of Phy:ical Education Department FLORENCE P. METZNER Head of Engli:h Department DON MINIUM R.O.T.C. WILMER MUMA Commercial Subject: ANNA D. MURPHY 17 Mathematic: EMELIE NASSER Engli:h THERESA OGLOU Italian ALICE O'LEARY Engli:h CLEONICE PAGLIETTINI French, Italian, Spani:h DOROTHY H. PEABODY Mathematic: EDITH E. PENCE Head of Foreign Language: Department AGNES J. RAE Commercial Subject: HENRY RAPHAEL Science FRED W. ROCKHOLD Head of Mathematic: Department ANTHONY ROSE Science ELLA W. RYAN Hiftory WILLIAM SAMIS Commercial Subject: - WALTER C. SCHMIDT journali:m RUTH SCHOEPPEM? 5 Phy:ical Education GEORGE W. SCHULTZBERG Science LLOYD M. SCOTT Hi:tory FLORENCE M. SEVIER French, German, Spani:h MATHILDA SKINNER Hi:tory C CARL H. SPITZER I7 lf Phy:ical Education HELEN SWINTON Engli:h, Dramatic: BARBARA M. TAYLOR ' Mathematic: ORVILLE A. P. TAYLOR Woodwork ANNA S. THOMSON Science CLAYTON R. TINSLEY Eiectric Shop HAIDEE TOBRINER Art E. JEWELL TORRIERI French FRANK G. TREMAYNE Hi:tory EMILY R. VARNEY Engli:h FRANCES VASILATOS Science MAXINE VASILATOS Science JOHN E. XVALL Commercial Subject: AGNES B. WATERMAN Commercial Subject: GERALDINE WATT Hi:tory RALPH B. WEAVER Head of Indu:trial Art: Department MILDRED WEILAND V F' Phy:ical Education ELSA K. WIHR Science RICHARD ZEIDLER Science CLEMENT ZULBERTI Italian, Spani:h, Science EVELYN BRIGHT ' Secretary M ROSE CONNEI.LY Secretary

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To THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1935: The Bo!ton Latin School. jqllfl puhlic high !chool in Anzerica, 10615 opened in Fehruary 1635. Latin and Greeh were the only .fltbf6ClJ' taught, In a large rnodern high !chool a! nzany df one hundred !uhject! are offered in the curriculum, the re!ult of three hundred year! of !tudy, ex- perience, and experirnentation. The fundarnental idea of that ftZ77l07lJ' !chool of Bo!ton wa! to teach 50311, It taught BOYS through the Latin and Greek. The!e were the t7ZJ'f7'lt7I7677lJ' with which it moulded thought!, L'07ZZ!IEll07ZJ', hahit!, and character. The goal of the JEh700l at pl'8.f67'Zl, a! it ha! heen for three CEtZl'Zll't6J', i! to give a training which cultivate! hahit! of hard worh, of hard thinking, of concentrationg which develop! and nour- i!he! ideal! of truth and LQOHEJU' and loyalty and !ervice and cooperation and reverence. For three hundred year! Arnerican !chool! have hoped they were teaching the!e principle! of J'0Zl776l living, prin- ciple! dernanded hy inen and wornen in every ordinary and tolerahle condition of !ociety. Often we wonder if we have !ucceeded,' if, through our variety of !uhject!, graduate! of a rnodern high !chool are hetter prepared to he rnen and wonzen than tho!e who went through the grinding toil of Latin and Greeh. It doe! not inahe much difference what !uhject! you ZIJE a! a 77'l9tZ7ZJ' of acquiring the nece!!ary ffdtff of character. In a few y66Z7'J' you may forget rno!t of what you hnow ahout the !uhject!, hut the hahit! you have acquired, good and had, rernain with you. Good character i! the goal, In the Bo!ton Latin School it wa! helieved that thi! goal wa! reached through Latin and Greek. Five !ign- er! of the Declaration of Independence had their early training in the Bo!ton Latin School. Added to the!e are the 724277161 of nzany other rnen who have hecorne di!tin- gui!hed in the hi!tory of our country. Galileo Exlhgflf you to take place! of influence hy directing your C6lt'66t'J along the guide p0J'lJ' which were !et for Anzerican high !chool! three hundred 916411 ago. I . U Prin ci pal