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

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Publications By GLORIA ToMMAs1N1 Jas Editor-in-Chief, Telefrope In preparing the 1943 Telescope, the staff met with many difficulties. The book, in unconventional style, is characteristic of war-time Galileo. Every page is presented in an informal way. The staff gratefully acknowledges the help it has received in the preparation of this book by the admin- istration and the faculty. Numerous journalism students have been awarded prizes for their work in essay contests. They are: Gloria Tommasini, who won Hrst prize in the Making America Strong contest, and Gloria Glatfelter, who won second prize. Honorable mentions were received by Haig Rushdoony and Marilyn Fanelli for partici- pating in the National Scholastic's sports and editorial contests. The Pendulum published articles to promote pur- chase of bonds, planting of victory gardens, and giving of time and energy toward war-time drives. As usual the Pendulum provided Christmas boxes for needy families. The National Scholastic Press Association has awarded the Pendulum the All-American Award for the fourth time. The Staff wishes to thank the advisor, Mrs. Marjorie Cullen, for her help in making the book a success. To Miss Mary Foley and the Service Club go the appreciation of the Staff for their great financial aid through contributions from both Luggage Day and Daisy Mae Day celebrations. The members of the Staff are Haig Rushdoony, Director of Publications, Gloria Tommasini, Editor- in-Chief of the Telescope, Gloria Glatfelter, Editor-in- Chief of the Pendulum, Marilyn Fanelli, Associate Editor, Telescope, Marie Mark, Managing Editor, Pendulum, Dick Mack, Sports Director, Peter Giorgi and julian Rendon, Sports Assistants, Judy Reilly, Girls' Sports, Leo Revello, Circulation Manager, Monroe Schneider, Business Manager, Telescope, Rosemary Millin, Organizations, Joanne Browning and Gloria Kane, Social Editors, Pat McGee, Copy Editor, Pendulum, Delio Domenconi and Bob Odessky, Advertising, Pendulum, james Linden, Staff Photographer, Pat Marshall, Art Editor, Telescope, Catherine jair, Exchange Editor, Pendulum, Rita Bar- boza, Exchange Editor, Pendulum, and Dorothy Kimble, who helped considerably in the Telescope set-ups. xl

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The Student Body and CClla1,ss Officers The Student Body and Class Officers planned activities to further the war effort. Thirteen Jeeps were purchased. A carload of student body officers invite you to take a pano- rama of life at Galileo-keyed to the tempo of today '... to see Galileo's administration . . . classes . . . activities . . . sports . . , societies, Dari llegovitli Marilyn Fanelli n tifiiliim Pii'iiil'i ul lames Linden Pri will in liarl Massoni 'laitzilmi Shirley Ryman 3ti1i'liH'l This year's enterprising low senior class ioined the ranlts of oldtimers with poise and confidence, Staging the superla- tive Senior Day Show proved their mettle. Ted Giamhruni , . , . Pri iiili ill Verna l.ee Hunter . . . ,Yi'iiif.1f y t olleen Mcloerney . , Vit t' l'ii'i1ili Nl Ditk Mack . . . Rufirt ri fiiiillft As the symhol '43 changed its meaning from a promise to a nostalgic experience, the senior class looked hack upon three successful, colorful years. Senior classmen hit the stride early with the appointment of a Senior Council hy class president and vice president -lack Colton and Betty Hortong the unprece- dented Senior Breakfast proved worthy of heing carried on as part of Galileo traditiong the Senior Day Barn Dance, com- plete with hay, a slide, and 'litterhug's Corral, added another feather to the high seniors' capg and now the final senior activity-the prize Senior Prom, and finally graduation-a testimony to three great years and a promise for the future. lane Pool, Iid Dailey, Betty Horton, lack Colton, Mary tiatherinc Soljnk