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

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nf - 9 4' 'f I fi Q f 1 X' 50 X ,K , ,La H I ,, , , My f gf t 1 , , IV ' r ffl!! .. FF' Barbara Gray Thomas Dillon James McCarger V162-Pfflldefll Prexidenl I Secretary - George Milliken Trearurer x Student 0 y O This term has been most successful under the leadership of Thomas Dillon, president. ' The student body greatly enjoyed the game rallies at which Jay Hale, Russ Sweet, Hank Luisetti, John Bunn, Jim Dillon, Gordon Mallatrat, Nibs Price, Dud DeGroot, Hands Slavich, Ky Ebright, and The Great Mails entertained. Vice-president Barbara Gray and her Social Committee made our social affairs By INGRID QUANDT a success. Treasurer George Milliken sold many student body cards. The sports events were Well arranged by Charles Dough- erty, athletic manager, and Custodian Tommy Stern kept all the cups won by the teams bright and shiny. It is hoped that the following presi- dents will have the same fine spirit of loyalty, sportsmanship, and coopera- tion in the student body that Dillon has had. Thomas Stern David Lee Charles Dougherty Curzodian Head Yell Leader Athletic Manager 26

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Richard Goldman ig OI1 J M ' r' 'E ' wi.. , WWW. George Holden C ass icefzs Low Senior Class By RICHARD GOLDMAN, President O Members of the low senior class of this term have been active in many of Galileo's entertainments, sports and clubs. Senior Day proved to be a big success and an achievement for the seniors. The successful term of the low seniors was due largely to the fine oflicers of the class. Jacqueline Kramer was vice- president: Edith Crawford, secretary: Robert Wahl, treasurer: and Horace MacKenzie, representative. High Junior Class By BILL CONNER, President O The high junior class of the Spring term of 1936 has had a very successful term. Junior Day proved to be a huge success for its sponsors and was enjoyed by all Who attended, The class officers for this term were Mildred Hebgen, vice-president: Marian Dondero, secre- tary, Lee Ham, treasurer: and Bill Mc- Cain, representative. Low Junior Class By GEORGE HOLDEN, President I The low junior class cooperated with the high junior class in producing the successful Junior Day on April 23. The entertainment was on the idea of Major Bowes' amateur hour With fourteen contestants. OH5cers for this term were Pat O'Brien, vice-president: Frank Conte, secretary-treasurer: and Jacklyn StaHford, representative. Jacqueline Kramer Mildred Hebgen Pat O'Brien