George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

The Surveyor une 194 8 Volume XVI EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. . . . ART EDITOR............ BUSINESS MANAGER . . ADVERTISING MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . COVER................. FALL—ELISABETH RICH SPRING—ANNE ENGLAND FALL—HELENE HEIDE spring—KATHIE REINHERTZ GERI MOSKOWITZ FALL—BOB CUTLER SPRING—RUTH ANN ROSENBERG DON KROW DON HEIMAN ALAN BONAPART RICHARD HARRINGTON ALFRED REGAN ED HENSHAW JACK LUCEY jPuhliilied Lij the Class in Journalism GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL San Francisco, California Foreword What do you suppose the Father of our country would say if he visited our modern Atomic Age? Certainly he would be amazed to see the multitude of changes that have taken place since he guided the nation to freedom. To prove that nothing is impossible, the Surveyor has arranged a deluxe tour for our illustrious first president. Since his time with us will be short, we have planned to con- duct him about our own school introducing him to the adminis- tration and student body of dear old George Washington High and showing off our hard fighting athletes. We also hope to give him a quick glance into the various activities, clubs and organizations around the Hill- top. The dial of our time machine is set at I 798. Hold your breath. There it goes— Good day to you, Mr. Washington. May we welcome you on behalf of the students of George Wash- ington High School. Meet the ADMINISTRATION Meet the Administration MR. O. I. SCHMAELZLE Principal □ur Principal Confers With General George Washington u IF GEORGE WASHINGTON, the patron of our school, could walk into the principal s office. I would outline to him our policies and our endeavors. I would inform him that we believe in the popular American Creed that All men are created free and equal. Free means unrestrained only to the point where we interfere with the rights of others. Equal means the same privilege for all to take and enjoy the good things of life according to their ability. A pupil's ability is determined by the train- ing he gives his natural capacities. This training results in the forma- tion of various mental and physical habits. The high school age is the pre-eminent habit-forming period of life. No doubt the Father Of Our Country would leave the princi- pal's office with this bit of advice: High School is your golden op- portunity. Enter all its activities with the joyous consciousness that in this participation you are grow- ing and developing capacities that will open life in its greatest fullness. O. I. SCHMAELZLE. Principal. MR. G. M. KLINGNER Dean of Boys MISS ELEANOR JACKSON Dean of Girls MISS ELEANOR PARSONS Head Counselor sanam (Top) MR. ODONE (Bottom) MR. SCHMAELZLE (Top) SERGEANT HENRY (Middle) MR. EAGIN and MR. POPPIN (Bottom) MR. VANDERIAAN (Top) MR. FAGIN (Bottom) MR. and MRS. MADFES Meet the Student (Left to Right): Second Vice-President. Cecil Weintraub; Secretary. Carolyn Hafley; Vice-President, Joan Young; President, Lloyd Sankowich. (Left to Right): Yell Leader, Max Gutierrez; Treasurer. Roland Bianchi; Custodian, Bill Bernstein; Athletic Manager. Dave Rosenkrantz. Body Officers Spring «ft Left to Right: Vice President, Ann Bohigian; President, Roland Bianchi; Treasurer, Arlen Bellah; Secretary, Pat Davis. Left to Right: Athletic Manager. Alex Ulan; Yell Leader. Max Gutierrez: Custodian. Weymund Wong; Second Vice President, Hollis Locke. Meet the Baaba Bellah Bernstein Bianchi Bonapart Chenoweth Conragen Cutler Dunn Fricke Ginsburg Groger Gutierrez Hare Kaffen Kasabian Koblick Lipian Locke Maniscalco Marcy Myers Mirch Morimoto Phillips Plaa Roe Rosenkrantz Ross Sankowich Seamen Smith Steinberg Suzdaleff Ulan Ullman Weintraub Wuerch Wong Zorbas Meet the G. S. S. Apostolides Barber Bard Crombie Cross Davis Hefmke Johnson Leach Nalder Parkinson Pensky Steinike Stockton Webber Boge Bohigian Bridges Factor Foster Goode Linn Louie Marson Popovich Provost Rich Zimet Bross Hatley Menend Rutter Student Body Meet the Meet the Seniors Row I (Left to Right): Margaret Rutter. Gabriel Plaa. Elena Popovich. Row 2: Dorothy Hart, June Wildberg. Hazel Hansen. Fall Class History The Seniors of the class of fall 1947 have been outstanding in their various projects and have greatly contributed to school activities, produc- ing outstanding leaders and athletes during their terms at Washington. Their first projects were outside clean-up in the H-IO and inside clean-up in the L-1 I, both of these assignments were carried out very well. Orientation of new students, which is the induc- tion of new Washingtonians into the activities and customs, was the duty accepted by the class as H-11's. The cooperation of the entire school helped this class in their low senior year to carry out successfully a drive to collect money for veterans of government hospitals. In their last term at Washington the inspiring play, Cavalcade of American Music,' an original program that was produced and directed by Gabriel Plaa, the class president, was presented by the graduating Washington students; it earned the praise of being one of the finest piays ever produced at Washinqton. ALLRED, DAVID—Senior advisor: plans to attend U.C. ANDRESS, BARBARA—GAA: en- joys swimming; will attend J.C. Tri-Y. ARFSTEN, LOIS—Capt. of senior advisors; GAA: enjoys music; Tri-Y. AUSTED. LORAYNE—Senior ad visor; Block W-GAA; to attend J.C. BANDAR, MONTY—Likes playinq basketball; to attend J.C. BARNETT, DAVID—Senior advi- sor; soccer team; swimming team. BECKMAN, LORETTA—Will at- tend Marin J.C.; senior advisor; Tri-Y. BERNSTEIN, BILL — Custodian; Eagle Society; H-IO Pres.: soc- cer team; to Harvard. BLOCK. CAROLYN—Senior ad- visor; enjoys swimming; to at- tend C.C.S.F. BLUMENFELD. LELAND —Yell leader: basketball team; Eagles; S. F. State. BOHALL, NANCY—Senior advi- sor; enjoys dancing and riding. BONAPART, ALAN—Eaqles; Hi- Y; Mask Gavel; Senior advi- sor; to study law. BRAINERD, MARIE—Hobbies are drawing, dancing, ice skating. BRAUN. INGE—GAA; Quill and Scroll; Senior advisor: college. BREMMER, JANET — Senior ad- visor; likes horseback ridinq and skating. BROSS, BARBARA—GSS: Block W; GAA; to attend C.C.S.F. BROWN. DAN—-Likes swimming; to attend C.C.S.F. CASTRO, JEAN—Likes dancing: will work at Call Bulletin. CHAN, CLARENCE —Basketball and swimming teams; to attend U.C. CHAN, IVY— GAA: Senior advi- sor; likes sports and books. CHANG. HERMAN—Senior advi sor; likes photography; to at- tend J.C. CHENOWETH. WALTER—Eagles: Sports editor Surveyor; will go to Princeton. CHIBIDAKIS. SOPHIE advisor; likes dancing; to attend Munson’s. CHIN. HARVEY — 130 s; swim- ming; is J.C. bound. CHOY. LUCY—Collecting rec- ords: will go to work. CHUNG, HELEN—GAA; Senior advisor; likes swimming. CLAYTON. EARLE — Football team; baseball team; going tc U.S.F. CODY. NELL—Y-Teens; will enroll at C.C.S.F. COHEN, LUCILLE—Senior advi- sor; likes swimming. CONRAGAN, KIRK — Student council: Hi-Y: Dance comm.; to attend C.C.S.F. CONSERVA. HENRY—Masque Gavel; likes dancing: will attend U.C. CORLIN. JOAN —Senior advisor; likes bowling and badminton. COSENZA. DAVID—Likes football and dramatics; will enter C.C.S.F. COWDEN, RICHARD — Saber Club; rifle team; enter J.C. CROSS, JOY—GAA; GSS: Block W; CSF; will attend U.C. CRUMPLER, JERRY — Likes all sports; football team; will go to work. CUTLER, BOB—Eagles; likes all sports and dancing; attend Rut- gers. CZACHOW, CECIL—Hi-Y; likes football; will go to work. DAVIES, MEGAN—Student Coun- cil; GAA; Senior advisor: at- tend Pomona. DEKELBOUM. ALLEN—Senior ad- visor; dance orchestra; to Stan- ford. DelCASTILLO, PAT—Sec. of Reg.: likes dancing; work at Wells Fargo. DERRUAU. MARCEL — Lafayette Club; likes swimming; to attend J.C. DEWEES, CAROLINE — GAA; Block W; Senior advisor; to U. of Oregon. DIENSTAG, ALAN — On swim team of '47; to be ’’Gentleman of Leisure. DILG. JOHN — Eagles: Rally Comm.: basketball and football; Oxford. DiPASQUA, RINO—Senior advi- sor; likes boxing; to attend C.C.S.F. DITTMORE, CLAUDE—Principal’s Cabinet Rep.; likes photogra- phy: C.C.S.F. DUNCAN. ARDEN FAE— Floral arts; GAA; to go into advertis- ing. EHLERS, ROBERT — Likes alt sports: to attend U. of New Mexico. ELMORE, FLOYD—Photography; goinq to work in gas station. ENGELHARDT. DOLORES — GAA; Block W; C.S.F.: Senior advisor; J.C. ENOMOTO, ROSE—GAA to at- tend University of California. FLADE, ERNEST—Likes sports; to enter the plumbing trade. FORD, ARTHUR—Likes radio; to work for Pac. Tel. Tel. Co. FRANKEL, MILTON—Hi-Y; stage crew; soccer team; attend Cogs- well College. FRICKE. ELFRIEDE—Enjoys swim- ming; to go to work. FRIEDE. BILL—Photography; foot- ball; baseball; attend college. FRIEDMAN. LAWRENCE — Base- ball team; likes sports; will at- tend C.C.S.F. GAMBARDELLA. ANDY — Track and basketball team; State Col- lege. GIGGEL, CHARLES—Senior ad visor: likes swimming; to attend C.C.S.F. GILMORE, WALLACE—Enjoys all sports; to attend J.C. GINSBURG. VICTOR — Eagles: Senior advisor; football team; Stanford. GOGGIN, JUNE—“Tri-Y ; enjoys swimming; to become a singer. GORI, VIOLET — GAA; enjoys sports: University of Colorado. GREEN. MORRIE—Assistant Yell leader; all city diving: attend Notre Dame. GROGER, RICHARD — Eagles; CSF; Senior advisor; football team; to U.C. HAFLEY, CAROLYN — Student Body Secty.; GAA - GSS - CSF; LI2 Secty; to be teacher. HANSEN. HAZEL— HARRINGTON. RICHARD—Sen- ior advisor; enjoys sports: to at- tend C.C.S.F. HART. DOROTHY—GAA: Senior advisor; H 12 rep.; to attend Cal. HEDDEN, CATHERINE—Tri-Y; en- joys dancing; to work. HEIDE, HELENE—Senior advisor; dance comm.: art editor; at- tend college in East. HERFIELD. CAROLYN—Likes ten- nis: to attend J.C. then a con- servatory of music. HEROLD. JACK — Pres. Saber Club: Senior advisor; likes art. HIPPELY, RUTH—Senior advisor; GAA; will enroll at U.C. HON. WILLIAM — Enjoys all sports and will enter college. ICHIOKA, PATRICIA — GAA: Block W; CSF; will attend C.C.S.F. ISRAEL. EDWARD—Camera Club; stage crew; will attend C.C.S.F. JACKSON. PAULA — Block W; Senior advisor; GAA: attend Reed College. JACOBSON. CHARLOTTE— Y.M.C.A.; will enroll at Marin J.C. JACOBSON. RALPH — Soccer team; likes sports; will go to State College. JAMES. LEONARD — Baseball team; soccer team; will go to work. JOBE. GEORGE—Likes baseball: will study music. JOHNSON. BETTY ANN—GSS. GAA; Block W; Senior advisor; to S.F. State. JUNG. SHIRLEY—Likes football, tennis, badminton: will go to J.C. KAPKIN. HERMAN— LiUs base- ball. bowling; qo to J.C. KARDEI.L. MARY —GAA: Block W- Senior advisor; to attend J.C. KATO. KEIKO—GAA; likes sports; to attend business college. KINGSTONE. JACQUELINE— Likes dancinq; to C.C.S.F. KINNEY. BARBARA — Likes ice skating, roller skating; going to work. KIPNIS. IRVING—Enjoys photog- raphy. baseball: to attend C.C.S.F. KRENKEL, PETER—Senior advisor: dance band: to attend C.C.S.F. KRUSE. BARBARA—GAA: Senior advisor: to St. Mary’s College of Nursing. KULBERG. JANIS — HI I Vice Pres.: Senior advisor; GAA: to attend Cal. LAGER. STANLEY — Track team; likes boxing: to attend C.C.S.F. LANTHEAUME. JACKIE —GAA: Block W: Senior advisor; to at- tend J.C. LANTHEAUME. PATRICIA— GAA: Senior advisor; Lux Col- leqe for medical secty. course. LEACH, DOLORES—GSS. GAA; life member CSF; to San Jose State. LEE, EVA RUTH—Senior advisor; GAA; to attend C.C.S.F. LEE, JENNIE—GAA: Block W; Senior advisor: to attend J.C. LEE, LETITIA—GAA: Senior advi- sor; to attend dental school. LEE, WILLIAM—Enjoys all sports: to attend C.C.S.F. LEONG, FEE—Likes basketball; to attend C.C.S.F. LEW, DANIEL—Likes basketball; to attend U.C. LINN, CAROLINE—HIO Council: Block W Pres.; GSS: to attend Smith's. LIPIAN, JACK—Pres, of CSF; likes dramatics; to attend Cal. LITRAS. ANDRIAN — Senior ad- visor; likes dancing: to attend C.C.S.F. LONGO, GINA—GAA Block W: to attend S.F. State College. LUCIA, MELVIN—Likes all sports: to attend C.C.S.F. LUM, AMY—GAA: Senior advi- sor; likes tennis and music; to attend college. MAINIS, GEORGE —Hi-Y; likes basketball, football; to attend Cogswell. MAISEL, JEAN — GAA; CSF: coach; plans to work after grad- uation. MAISIN. ALFRIEDA-Ues d«nc- ing: plans to attend C.C.b.r. MARCUS, MARILYN—Senior ad- visor; dance comm.; to San Jose State. MATHEWS, ERNIE— Hi-Y: Var- sity football team; to work. MecLEAN. JOAN—GAA: Block W: Senior advisor; trip back East. McGOWAN. JANE—GAA; Sen- ior advisor; future plans unde- cided. McMILLIAN. DOROTHY—GAA; likes sports; to attend C.C.S.F. McMURRAY. MARY ALICE— GAA; enjoys sewing; future un- decided. METTIER. HENRY—Enjoys sailing; to attend U.C. MEYERSON. CHARLES — Enjoys all sports: to attend C.C.S.F. MICHAEL. ED—Likes baseball; to enter a trade field. MIKHALKIAN. BORIS — Senior advisor; stage crew; C.C.S.F. MITCHELL. ELAINE—Senior ad- visor; GAA; likes swimming: to attend J.C. MIYAZAKI. AYAKO—GAA: to enter Calif. School of Fine Arts. MOSKOWITZ. SHIRLEY—GAA; Senior advisor; to attend Marin J.C. OSSENBERG. WALTER — Likes football and basketball; will go to J.C. PADILLA. BERTHA—Collects rec- ords and likes badminton: to work. PERKINS. JANET—GAA; Block W; Senior advisor; Latin Club: attend U.C. PLAA, GABRIEL—H 12 Pres.; CSF Pres.; Eagles: CSF life mem- ber; to U.C. PLANSKY. PHIL — Hi-Y; Quill and Scroll: track team; to be a journalist. POLLACK. HELEN — Likes dra- matics. swimming and dancing; to S.F. State. POPOVICH. ELENA—H12 Secty.: GAA; GSS: will attend U.C. RAMON. CARMEN—Senior ad- visor; Senior editor; dance comm.; College. East. RAPHAEL. HAROLD — Enjoys dancing, all sports. RASMUSSEN. MARYLYN—Dance comm.; Senior advisor; likes singing: to work. RATHY, BARBARA—GAA: likes badminton; attend Heald's Bus. College. RAX. GEORGINEA — Like foot- ball. movies and tennis. RICH. ELISABETH — Dance comm.; GSS: editor of Survey- or: to college. ROBINSON. HARRY—Senior ad- visor; enjoys all sports; to at- tend C.C.S.F. RODNEY, DIANE—Likes dancing, planning to attend Marin J.C. ROE, DICK — Pres. LI2; Pres. Eagles: Senior advisor chair- man: to U.C. ROSENBERG, KENNETH—Soccer team: likes sports; to attend Yale. RUSSELL, EMIL—Track and soc- cer teams; to San Jose State. RUSSEL, WILILIAM—Hi-Y Jave- lin; likes baseball and football. RUTTER, MARGARET—Vice Pres. H12. SALTZMAN, WALTER — Enjoys sports, music; to go into news- paper work. SAZEVICH. IGOR—Tennis team; would like to be playwright. SCHERMERHORN. ELIZABETH— Likes sports; to enter C.C.S.F. SCHLOCKER. MARILYN—GAA; likes to dance; to attend C.C.S.F. SCHWARTZ, REGINA — Senior advisor; enjoys swimming; to attend J.C. SCHWARTZ, ROBERT—S.F.Youth Assn.; Masque Gavel Soc.: to U.C.L.A. SEARLE, BARBARA—Senior advi- sor; school banking; to attend Bus. College. SELVA, NINFA—Likes sewinq, ice skatinq; attend beauty college. SHAFFER, BETTY—Senior advisor; rally comm.; to college; Tri-Y. SHAPIRO, HARRY — Enjoys all sports; to attend C.C.S.F. SHAPIRO, CHARLOTTE — Senior advisor; Block W; GAA; S.F. State College. SHARP, JOSEPH—Camera Club: amateur radio; to attend col- lege. SHEPHERD, JOHN—Senior advi- sor; football team; to attend S.F. State. SHIBATA, NAOMI—GAA; likes sports; to attend C.C.S.F. SILLIMAN, ROBERT—CSF; inter- ested in chemistry; C.C.S.F. SMITH, AL—Senior advisor; soc- cer team: track team; S.F. State. SPELLMAN, JUNE—Senior advi- sor; attend Calif. School of Fine Arts. SPRINGER, JAMES—Senior advi- sor; basketball, football teams: to work. STANLEY, CHARLES — Football team; likes sports; agriculture at Davis. STEIN, MAX—Likes sports; to be- come pharmacist. STEINEKE, MARIAN—CSF; GSS; Senior advisor; chess club; at- tend U.C. STINE, ALBERT—Enjoys basket- ball; will attend Marin J.C. SWIFT, MERVYN—Baseball team; would like to play baseball at college. TAKAKUWA, MAY—GAA; Block W; Senior advisor; will attend J.C. TELLEFSEN. ROBERT—Hi-Y; soc- cer team; member engineering club. TOWNSEND. MURIEL — GAA; dance comm.; Senior advisor; to become a model. TRATHEN. SHIRLEY—GAA; Sen ior advisor; likes dancing and sewing. URABE, KAZUKO —GAA: likes music and might enter State College. VALLVE, ELLA — GAA; favorite sports are swimming and ice skating. VALLVE, EMMA—Likes swimming, riding and collecting records. VANGLER, NAOMI — Camera club; has hopes of being a nurse. WARTO, DON — Soccer team; likes basketball and ice skating; to J.C. WAXMAN, MARILYN — Rally comm.; GAA; Block W; Senior advisor; attend U.C. WEBBER, JEWELL—Prexy GSS; GAA: Block W; will go to col- lege. WEIR. JOHN—Track team: foot- ball team; to San Jose State. WENDROFF, LOIS—GAA; Sen- ior advisor; will attend C.C.S.F. WHEELER. DIONNE—Likes tennis and badminton; will attend J.C. WICKSTROM, VIOLET — Or- chestra; French club: will enroll at C.C.S.F. WILDBERG, JEAN—Senior Treas.: Block W; GAA; dance comm.; to Stanford. WILLIAMS, MILDRED—Senior ad- visor; GAA; Y-Teens. WILLIAMS, RODNEY—Likes foot- ball. swimming; will enter J.C. WILSON, PATRICIA — Tri-Y; Capt. Senior advisors; to San Jose State College. WOLFF. EDWIN—Likes football and basketball; will enroll at J.C. WRIGHTSON. WILLIAM—Senior advisor; all city track team; to enter J.C. YANG, MARGUERITE — Likes dancing and tennis; plans to go to work. YOUNG, JOAN—Student Body V. Pres.; GSS; GAA; Senior ad- visor; to U.C. ZELVER, IDELLE—Senior advisor; to attend S.F. State. ZIMET. MARJORIE—GSS; CSF; life member; Block W; Senior advisor; to U.C. ZURN, JEAN—GAA; to attend St. Mery’s School of Nursing. Row I (Left to Right): Kay Marsen, Tania Penslcy. Helen Stoker. Row 2: Dick Meyers, Bernard Sinton, Wayne Bowker. Spring Class History The Spring graduating class can look with pride on their record at Washington. Their en- thusiasm and cooperation in upholding Wash- ington standards and in adding to the spirit of the school were noteworthy. Planting trees in the Veterans' Memorial Court and keeping the grounds and sidewalks surround- ing Washington clean were the projects under- taken by the class in the high tenth grade; the next term the class took over the task of clearing the stairs, halls, and stadium. A Junior Day that will long be remembered was staged by the class when they were high elevens. Given on Valentine's Day, the pro- gram was woven around the court of the King and Queen of Hearts. An evening dance on Junior Day was initiated then. During the fall term of 1947 a football team composed mostly of members of this class played undefeated through the greatest football season in Washington’s history. To end their high school years the seniors had a Senior Game Day and presented The Hope of Humanity for their Senior Day; the program illustrated that the different peoples of the world can live in peace. Row I (Left to Right): Lorraine Malnick, Evelyn Barber, Cam Justeson. Row 2: Wayne Bowker, Olga Davidoff, Judy Sterne, Erni Fricke. ABEND. WILLIAM—Radio broad casting; on rifle team: attend U.C. AEBERHARD. CECILE—Tri-Hi-Y; swimming; plans to attend U.C. AHRAMJIAN. LEO — Baseball; play violin; take music in col- lege. AIDELBERG. RELDA—Tennis; col- lects foreign dolls; attend S.F. State. ALLAN. RICHARD — Editor of Eagle; Senior Advisor: Pomona College. ANDERSON. MARTHA—Ridinq: football; to J.C. APOSTOLIDES. KLEO—Sec of C.S.F.; G.S.S.; Block W: to U.C. ARNAUTOFF. JACOB — Model making; football; to attend J.C. ARNOLD. JACK—Football: box- ing: attend Art School. ARONSON. JEROME — Track team; Mgr. of football team; attend U.C. AU. ERNEST — Sports: J.C. or Army. BAKER, ERNEST—Principal's cab- inet: tennis; swimming. BALLEW, IRMA — Social Service Club: tennis; swimming. BANDAR. LESLIE—Likes basket- ball. football: to attend U.C. BARBER. EVELYN — G.A.A.; G.S.S.; H-12 V. Pres.; work. BARD, JOAN—G.A.A. Sec. and V. Pres.; G.S.S.; French Club; attend U.C.L.A. BARTLE. WARREN—Likes autos; plans to attend J.C. BAUER. JULIANA—Senior advi- sor; U.S.C.; singing career. BELLAH, ARLEN — Sports; S.B. Treas.; Eagles; to join Army. BERCOVICH, HELEN—Swimming: will attend C.C.S.F. BERGEZ, LOUIE—Singing; basket- ball; Navy. BERGSON. RUTH — Swimming; Art; Art course in the East. BIANCHI. ROLAND — Football: track; Student Body Treas. and Pres.: Eaales; dentistry. BLAIR, BARBARA — Likes to dance; to attend State College. BLUMENTHAL. BERNARD—Foot- ball; basketball; College of Pa- cific. BOGE. BEVERLY—G.S.S.; G.A.A : Block W; Wash., D.C. BOHIGIAN, ANN—V. Pres, of LI2, Stud. Body: G.A.A.; Block W; G.S.S.; attend Mills. BONG, SUZANNE—Roller skat- ing; will work in office. BORDEN, JOSEPH — Baseball Swimming; R.O.T.C.: join iho service. BOWDEN. WARREN — Music; photography; mechanical field. BOWKER. WAYNE — Student Council: Dance Comm.; Senior Advisor; J.C. then Cal. BOYD. MARVIN—Model build- ing; football; attend U.C. BOZZIO. BEVERLY—Dancing; at- tend San Jose State. BRICKLEY, JACK—Sports: to col- lege. BROMLEY. BEVERLY — G.A.A.; playing piano; to attend U.C. BROOKFIELD. HOWARD —Pro- jectors Club: flying; baseball; attend C.C.S.F. BROOKS. ARTHUR — Basketball; boats; Pre-med at U.S.F. BROWNE, JOE—Likes music and swimming; attend U.C. BURKE, BARBARA — Singing: baseball; tennis: J.C. BURKHEAD. JOHN — Football and basketball teams; to col- lege. BUTTON. ROBERT—Will work. CANELLOS, GEORGE — Saber Club; to attend college. CARLSEN. VERNA — G.A.A.; wants to travel. CARRARA, GEORGE—Basketball; football: Trade school. CATIMON. ALFRED — Baseball: football team; attend State col- lege. CATTAN, ALBERT—A.Z.A.; bas- ketball team; C.C.S.F. CHABAN, LEONARD—De Mo- lay; swimming team; go to col- lege. CHAVEZ, JACQUELINE —Eagle staff; journalism; go to L.A.C.C. CHAVEZ, JANICE—Enjoys danc- ing and swimming; Lux College. CHESHIRE, PAT—Likes dancing; attend C.C.S.F. CHIN. ELSIE —G.A.A.; basket- ball: baseball; will work. CHIN. MARY — Collects stamps and enjoys swimming. CHUCK. BECKY—G.A.A.; Bowl- ing team; plans to work. COLE, MARTIN — Football and swimming teams; will work. COMMER, ROBERT—Swimming; Football manager; J.C. CONSTANTINE. JAMES — Foot- ball; basketball: attend J.C. COTTER. VIRGINIA — French Club; Tri-Y: tennis; Morin J.C. CROMBIE. VIRGINIA— G.A.A; G.S.S.: Hist.; Student Council; Donee comm.; U.C. CURRIN. DOROTHY—Tri-Y; to business colleqe. CUTLER. GLORIA—G.A.A.; ploy- ing piono; to ottend J.C. CVAR. JACK — Footboll teom: plons to enter J.C. DAVIDOFF. OLGA — Block W; Senior odvisor; G.A.A.; Red Cross; to college. DAVIS. PAT—G.A.A.; Block W; S.B. Sec.; G.S.S.: be secretory. DEANE. LOUIS—Closs V. Pres.; Hi-Y; footboll teom; college. De BOLT. JOHN —Electricol ond rodio work; undecided future. DEERING. FRANK — Swimming; boseboll teoms; U.S. Navol Re- serve. DERE. GILBERT—Baseball; to col- lege. DILLER. NITA—Collecting souve- nirs from Jeanettes; tennis; at- tend U.C. DOHERTY. BARBARA—Likes rec- ords; dancinq: singinq; to U.C. DONALD, RUSSEL — Trumpet; football; Santa Rosa J.C. DOSCHER. BETTE—Swimming; to J.C. DOYLE. JOAN—G.A.A.; to work in an office. DRAPER. JACKIE—Likes riding; will attend Brigham Young U. DUNN. RALPH—Eagles; C.S.F.; likes art; U.C. EDELSTEIN. MAURICE — Basket- ball team; undecided. ENGELFRIED. DON—Varsity foot- ball: swimming; attend Menlo J.C. ENGLAND. ANNE — C.S.F.: G.A.A.; Principal's Cabinet: G.S.S.; Surveyor Ed.; U.C. ENGLE. EUGENE — Swimming. J.V. football teams; attend Stanford. EVANS, DAVE—Collects stamps; football; to J.C. FACTOR. MARILYN — G.A.A.: G.S.S.; go to college. FELDMAN, HELEN—Likes dogs; dancing; undecided. FINNIGAN, SHIRLEY — Acting: will work. FISH. JUNE—Block W; G.A.A.: basketball: swimming; work. FLAMME, BOB—Collects records; all sports: attend C.C.S.F. FLECKLES. WILLIAM — C.S.h; Senior advisor; swimming; U.C. FONG. RALPH—Tennis team; to attend college. FOSTER, HERMOINE — Tri-Y; G.A.A.; San Jose State. FOSTER, PAT — Senior advisor; G.S.S.; Block W; undecided. FRANCE, JOY — G.A.A.; likes sports; insurance company. FRANKLIN. JERRY — Football; hunting; to attend C.C.S.F. FRANKLIN, JOHN—Soccer team; will attend U.C. FRANKLIN, MARY—Enjoys danc- ing and sewing; to college. FRANZ, RUTH—Tri-Y; G.A.A.; at- tend Calif. School of Fine Arts. FREEMAN. DEAN—Dance comm.: swimming team; to J.C. FRENZEL, GIESELA — G.A.A.; acting; swimming; will attend State. FRENZEL, HAROLD — Baseball: football; will work. FRICKE, ERNEST—Enjoys sports: Pres, of Senior class; Eagles; at- tend college. GALLAGHER. JERRY — Collects records: sports: work at Wells Fargo Bank. GAN, MILDRED—Badminton; bo secretary. GANEM. EMILY — Class Treas.; Pres, of F.T.A.; dancing; swim- ming; undecided. GARDNER, MURIEL—Senior Ad visor; G.A.A.; attend J.C. and Medical Secretarial School. GARFINKEL. DIANE — G.A.A.; Block W; Eagle: Senior advisor; swimming; U.C. GEE. DAVID—Records and sports; further education. GEE, GENE — Stamps; tennis team; swimming; college. GEE, KEN — Radio; basketball; baseball team; trade school. GEORGEADES, MARIA — Likes swimming and tennis; unde- cided. GIER, FLOYD—Cars; tumbling; take vacation. GOETZ, CAROL—Tri-Y; dancing; football; will work. GORDON, WALTER—Ticket sell- er: Student council; Senior ad- visor: U.C. GORLIN, GRETA — G.A.A.; C.S.F.; Masque Gavel; to college. GRAF, ELAINE—G.A.A.; Tri-Y; collecting records; J.C. GRENLAND, BOB—Hunting; auto racing: attend C.C.S.F. GRONBERG. HENRY—Undecid- od. HABER, MARILYN—Collects rec ords; attend Marin J.C. HADLEY, NADINE — G.A.A.: swimming: records: college. HAGEMANN. KENNETH — Bas- ketball: football: C.C.S.F. HAGGETT, ROBERT — Likes all sports: will work. HALL, JOAN—Likes tennis; ski- ing; attend S.F. State. HANSEN, JOANN—G.A.A. song leader; swimming; bowling; work. HARE, RICHARD—Eagles; bas ketball and track teams: attend college. HARLICK. ROBERT—Senior advi sor: likes entomology: attend J.C. HARRISON. FLORENCE—Basket- ball: baseball; to work. HARTZELL, JHAN — G.A.A.; Block W; tennis; art school. HAWKINS. JACQUELYN-Will work; likes to dance; records. HEIMAN. DONALD—Hi-Y Sen- ior advisor; undecided. HELMKE. SHIRLEY — Pres, of G.A.A.; G.S.S.; C.S.F.: music; S.F. State then Stanford. HERZSTEIN, RICKA LEE G.A.A.; Pan Amer. League: tennis; college. HILLEBRANDT. JOHN — Hi-Y; football; to S.F. State College. HINSCH, EVELYN — G.A.A.; bowling; dancing; stenographer. HIRANO, YUKIJI—G.A.A.; Sen- ior advisor; records: basball; bowling; J.C. HODSON. DON —Model trains; baseball; Western Electric. HOFFSCHNEIDER. MARGARET —Tri-Y; to attend J.C. HOLTZEN, ROGENE — G.A.A. Badminton; office worker. HUNT, JAMES—Track team: will work. IKEDA, DEO—G.A.A.; records; tennis; to S.F. State. JACKSON. PETER — Chemistry; football; basketball; U.C. JACKSON. ROBERTA — Ticket Seller; Eagle Staff: Quill Scroll; Senior Advisor; J.C. JEPPERSON. LOUISE —Bowling: to attend S.F. State. JESSON, ROBERT—Enjoys swim- ming and leathercraft; J.C. JONES, KEITH—Hi-Y; likes mu- sic; Varsity football; Menlo J.C. JORGENSON. CLAIRE—Music; attend J.C. JUSTESEN. CAMILLA —Tri-Hi Y; dancing; on to J.C. KAFFEN, MILTON—Varsity bas- ketball; Eagles; attend Stanford to be a lawyer. KAFKAS. THEODOSIA—Tries to make clothes; undecided. KAPLOW, HARVEY — Baseball and soccer mgrs.; J.C. and College. KATAOKA. MAYA—G.A.A.: go to college. KEELEY, MERRILYN—G. A. A.; C.S.F.; riding; swimminq; Cal. KEENAN. BARTLETT — Plans to work. KETTERINGHAM. ARTHUR—Join the Navy. KHENCHELIAN, BERNITA — G.A.A.; Senior Advisor; likes bowling; attend San Jose State. KIRKPATRICK. JEAN — Reg. Pres.; will enter business world. KIYOTA, TOM —Camera Club; go to college. KOMANN, SHIRLEY—Sky-Teens: G.A.A.; to attend college. KONDOS, CARMEN — Bowling; attend J.C. KORM. PAUL—Basketball; foot- ball: cars; paint business. KROW, DONALD—Saber Club: tennis team; go to C.C.S.F. KRUEGER. JERRY—LIO Executive Council; basketball; attend J.C. LAI, PETER — Mechanics; go to U.C. LANDUCCI. VIOLA—G.A.A.; ice skating; get married. LANE. JACQUIE — Likes tenn.s and swimming; to attend J.C. LANE, LEILA—Collects birds and insects; to be a nurse. LASSERS, JACQUELINE — G.A.A.; bowlina; Eagle Staff; Quill Scroll; go to J.C. LEDEE, PETE—Mgr. of baseball team; attend Marin J.C. LEE, CHESTER—Radio crew and stage crew; C.C.S.F. LEE, NORMA — Likes to read: play tennis; to attend college. LEE, ROBERT—Staqe crew; cars: football; undecided. LEIB, MERVYN — Hi-Y; football; to attend J.C. LEIB, ROBERT—Model boats and airplanes: to Stanford. LEONG, MING—Collects stomps: ping pong; bodminton; J.C. LERNER. IRENE—G.A.A.: Block W; likes tennis: ottend U.C. LERNER. VANCE — Bosketbail team; on to college. LEVITAN. SEYMOUR—Track and football teams: major in psy- chology. LEYVA, THERESA—French Club; horseback riding; State Col- lege. LIGHTER. JOCELYN—Reg. Pres.; go to college. LILLY. MARGARY — Block W; C.S.F.: G.A.A.: G.S.S.; tennis: badminton; U.C. LINDSAY. ELIZABETH-Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; collects glass shoes; J.C. LITTLE, WESLEY — Swimming team; going to J.C. LOGAN. ROBERT — Football team; attend college. LOUIE. ANNA—G.S.S.; G.A.A.; C.S.F.; art major at Mills. LUCEY. JACK — Hi-Y; likes to draw models; attend art school. LUNDELIUS, SIGRID — G.A.A.; C.S.F.; Continue music. MacCARTHY. CHARLES — Col- lects stamps and books; to J.C. MacPHEE, BRUCE—Likes sports; attend U.C. MALNICK. LORRAINE — Dance Committee; plans to marry. MALOFSKY. HARVEY — Reg. Pres.; football, track team; Sen- ior Advisor; go to college. MANASTER. SHELDON—Radio: bowling; C.C.S.F., then Cal. MARSON, KAY — LI2 V. Pres.: G.A.A.; G.S.S.: to college. MATTHES, FRED—Photography; baseball; to attend photogra- phy school. MAURICE. PAUL — Basketball team; Hi-Y; undecided. MAYNARD, ROBERT—Senior ad visor; football; to college. McCLINTIC, TOM — Basketball; attend college. McMAHAN, BEM—Ticket seller; likes to swim; dance; tour Europe. MEISER, JUNE—Collects records: tennis; to work in airline office. MELNICK, NORTON—Photogra- phy: to attend C.C.S.F. MENEND. BEVERLY—G.S.S.: Stu- dent council; will attend U.C. MESSIAN, SHIRLEY—G.A.A.: go to college or be bookkeeoer. MEYER. BARBARA —Tri-Y; likes dancing and swimming; attend C.C.S.F. MEYER. FRED—Track team; will go to U.C. MICHAEL. ARTHUR—Will attend S.F. State: be baseball coach. MIEDEMA. JOHN — Camera Club; baseball: C.C.S.F. MIKAMI, MARY—G.A.A.: enjoys bowling and dancing; will work. MILHOLLAND. FRANK — Base- ball; enter machinery line. MILLER. ALAN—Reg. Pres.: Hi Y; basketball; Cal. Col. of Pharmacy. MILLS. DONALD—Likes to draw; likes baseball; go to C.C.S.F. MIRCH. KEN — Eagle Society; football team: to college. MITCHELL. BEVERLY—Basetball: undecided. MIZUHARA. ALBERT—Baseball: will attend U.C. MOCHIZUKI. ETSUKO—G.A.A.; Senior advisor; Soc. Service Club; to S.F. State. MOHR. PAUL—C.S.F.; to attend J.C. MOISEEFF, GREGORY —Tennis: track; on to Cal. MOLTENI, BEVERLY — G.A.A.; swimming; attend S.F. State. MORIMOTO. WILLIAM — Foot- ball team: collects stamps: to work on farm: Eagles. MORPHOPOULOS. CHRISTINE —Tennis; basketball; C.C.S.F. MOSES. STEFAN — Latin Club: horses; skiing: Stanford. MOSKOWITZ. GERI—Senior ad- visor; attend S.F. State. MOYNIHAN. RICHARD —Foot- ball: swimming; on to college. MURCH. ROBERT—Chess Club; collects maps; tennis team; to U.C. MYERS. LIBERT—Undecided. MYERS. RICHARD—L-12 Pres.. Eagle; S.F. State. NALDER, BEVERLY — Tri-Hi Y: tennis; G.A.A.; to college. NAUMANN, GILBERT — Basket- ball; to attend college. NEEL, EDWARD—Ping pong; to attend J.C. NEILSON, Lloyd—Undecided. NEUHAUS, JERRY — Photogra- phy; soccer team; J.C. NEWELL, SHIRLEY — G.A.A.; piano; badminton; broadcasting staff; law school. NICHOLS, JOAN—M.Y.A.: Tri- Y; singing; will attend J.C. NIKSARIAN, RAY—Radio; foot- ball; basketball; J.C. NORMAN, THOMAS — Autos; swimming: study medicine. NYBERG, DONNA—Roq. Treos.; G.A.A.; Senior advisor: attend U.C. OLINSKY, BEVERLY—To go into nursing. OLIVIER, CARRIE — Basketball; football; nursing. O'TOOLE. COLLEEN — Likes dancing; badminton; attend J.C. PAPPAS. LEXY—Records: Marin J.C. PAPPAS, ALICE—Badminton: at tend colleqe. PARKS, FLOYD—Tennis team; to colleqe. PARRINO, VIVIAN — Tennis; ice skating; will work. PATE, CHARLES—Likes all sports; to enter business. PEELER, MARION—To enter S.F. State or business. PELMEAR, JOYCE—Likes sports, will work in an office. PENSKY, TANIA—LI I, LI2 Sec.; G.S.S.; C.S.F.; U.C. PERRY, WALTER — Woodwork; hockey; undecided. PESAK, ALOIS — Photography; baseball; undecided. PETERSON. ROBERT—Enjoys bas- ketball; undecided. PHILLIPS, JAMES — L10. HIO Pres.: 2nd V. Pres.; football; college; Eagles. PIERCE, WARREN—Track team; attend J.C. PINSLER, CAROLYN — G.A.A.; Block W; swimming: U.C. POLOS, JANET — Assoc. Dance Comm.; Comm. Art school. PORTER, HARRIETTE — Badmin- ton; work summer, then to col- lege. POSTMAN. AUDREY — G.A.A.; riding team; to college. PROVOST, DOROTHY —Likes all sports; G.A.A.; G.S.S.: will work. QUESADA, ELVIRA — Collects autographs; tennis: will work. QUINLEY, JOHN—Skiing; soccer team; college of engineering. RABIN, IRVINS—Likes sports; go into optometry. RAITT, JANICE—Horseback rid- ing; San Jose State. RAPHAEL. BARBARA—Ticket sell er; music; going to U.C. RAPOPORT, GERALD — Dance band: music; soccer; attend J.C. RAYMOND. BILL — Basketball team: on to college. REGAN, ALFRED—Camera Club; to go into business. RESCH. ROSALIE RICHARDSON. DOLORES — Study ballet at S.F. State. ROCCOS, MARIA — Dancing: tennis: will work. ROSENBERG. RUTH ANN— G.A.A.; Block W; Senior advi- sor; to attend college. ROSENKRANTZ. DAVID — Eagles: Rally comm.: LI I Class Pres.; Menlo J.C. ROSENTHAL. IRVING — Chess: checkers; attend college. ROSENTHAL. MANFRED — Ten nis team: orchestra: to college. ROSS. LAWRENCE — Eagles: Chairman Senior advisor; foot- ball team; baseball team: U.C. ROSS, MARILYN — Music; foot- ball; undecided. ROVETTI. VILMA—Tri-Y; tennis: to J.C. RUDEE, ROBERT — Model air planes; football: swimming; will work. RUSSELL. HELEN —Likes music and art; attend S.F. State. SACCONE, CLARA—Gems Tri Y; sewing; dancing; S.F. State. SANKOWICH, LLOYD —Eagles: Student Body Pres.: Senior ad- visor; college. SAROYAN, ANTICA—Swimming tennis: C.C.S.F. SAUNDERS. DORIS — G.A.A.; Senior advisor; likes books and sports: attend J.C. SCHLUSSEL. MIGNON — Tri-Y; G.A.A.; swimming: attend col- lege. SCHMITZ. ROBERT SCHNEIDER. JANIS SCHRADER, EYONA — Tennis: train to become a nurse. SCHRAM. DIANE—Red Cross: G.A.A.; become teacher. SCHWARTZ, LOIS—Tennis; rais- ing dogs: become dental nurse. SEAMAN, ROSEMARIE — Senior advisor; Stud. Council: to J.C. SEARS, JOAN—Volleyball team: will work. SHER. STANLEY — Basketball team; swimming: attend col- leqe. SHERMAN. ANTHONY - Sabor Club; football team: to Santa Clara. SHERMAN, DORIS — Horseback ridinq: to J.C. SHOSTAK, LARRY—Varsity bas- ketball: football mgr.; Eagle Staff; to U.C. SIACOTOS. JOHN—Rea. Pres.: Saber Club; attend C.C.S.F. SIMON, CAROL—G.A.A.; attend U.C.: Senior Advisor. SIMON. JIMMY—C.S.F.; Saber Club: U.C. SINTON, BERNARD—Stud, coun.- Eaqle rep.: F.T.A.; music; base- ball; S.F. State. SMITH, ARTHUR—Likes football: machinist. SMITH, JACK — Football team; Eagles; to attend college. SMITH, LELAND—Senior advisor: C.S.F.: likes football; to attend J.C. SMITH, MAXINE—Try-Y; G.S.S.: to work. SNYDER. DANIEL—Class Treas.. Saber Club; soccer; rifle teams; undecided. SOLL, ERNEE—G.A.A. sewing dancing; swimming; U.C. SOLOMAN. GEORGE — C.S.F.; Masque and Gavel; Stanford. SPEAR, MERTON—Senior advisor: collects guns: to attend J.C. SPELLMAN, JOY — Class Treas.: dancing; roller skating; travel. STAFFORD. WALTER—Basketball team; study for a medical de gree. STERNE. JUDITH — Red Cross Pres.; G.A.A.: Block W; Senior advisor; attend U.C. STOKER. HELEN — Exec, coun.: G.A.A.: G.S.S.; college. STRAUSS, FLORENCE — Sec. Treas.. V.-Pres of Class; attend S.F. State. SURDYKA. JOE—Attend C.C.S.F. SUZDALEFF, GEORGE—Eagles basketball and baseball teams: Harvard. SVIHUS. RICHARD—Senior advi- sor; to U.C. TAKAHASHI. KAZUMI — Social Service Club; Senior advisor; G.A.A.; S.F. State. TAMARAS, TEIA—Tennis; swim- ming; will work. TANAKA, SETSUKO—Ping pong; G.A.A.; business school. TARLIN, MARJORIE —Block W; G.A.A.; will work. THEODORELOS. MADELINE — Collects records; business col lege. THOMPSON, BARBARA — G.A.A.; swimming; to J.C. THOMPSON. WILLIAM — Foot- ball team; hunting; University of Florida. TIEDEMAN, LILY — Likes skatinq and swimming; will work. TOBIAS, RAY—Hi-Y; Senior ad visor; swimming team; attend Oklahoma A. M. TONG, HELEN—Bowling; swim- ming; J.C. TONG. MILFORD — Likes lo dance; attepd U.C. TOWNE. JACKIE—G.A.A.: Ex- ecutive council; music; tennis. TRAUBA, MARY — G.A.A.; Red Cross rep.; attend Davis. TROUP, DELORES ULAN, ALEX—Track team: Prin cipal’s Cabinet: S.B. Athletic Mgr.; Eagles; attend J.C. ULLMAN, JOHN—Exec. Council: C.S.F.: Eagles: radio broadcast- ing; to U.C. UYEDA. NANCEE — G.A.A.: Spanish Club; attend J.C. VAN. JAMES — Basketball; plays chess; attend J.C. VANGELOTOS, ANDY—Masque Gavel: radio announcer; to J.C. VIALES, LIGIA — Block W; G.A.A.; to attend U.C. WAGNER. WILLIAM—Sports: to Stanford. WAHL. GEORGE — Football: baseball; attend C.C.S.F. WALASCHEK. CAROLYN— G.A.A.; C.S.F.; marriage. WEIDNER. HARRY — Soccer team; attend J.C., then Rut- gers. WENTRAUB. CECIL — Student Body 2nd V. Pres; Eagles; foot- ball; U.C. WEISS. SUSANNE—G.A.A.; Sen- ior advisor; Stud. Coun.; S.F. State. WEST. RICHARD—Hi-Y: basket ball team; to Marin J.C. WILLIAMS. GEORGE—Skiing; to college. WHITE. VIRGINIA—G.A.A.; likes tennis and swimming; J.C. WILLIAMS. JOAN—Likes music: to attend Marin J.C. r WILSON, DELORES — Hiking; swimming: to work. WINSTON. FLORENCE — Ticket seller: likes swimming; visit Europe. WOODRUFF. DANIEL — Latin Club: rifle team; to Stanford. WOOLEY. BARBARA — G.A.A.: Swimming; Marin J.C. WONG, ALLAN — Photography: attend J.C. WONG. CAROL—G.A.A.; unde- cided. WUERCH, WILLIAM—Eagle So- ciety; football team; to college. YAMAMOTO. AIKO—G.A.A.; at- tend U.C. or S.F. State. YAMASAKI. SUZUKO — Handi- craft; to business college. YANIKIAN. ALBERT — Boxing; cars: grocery clerk. YEP. FANNIE — G.A.A.; unde- cided. YIM. THEODORE—Basketball and track teams; to Univ. of Red- lands. YOLDI. GABRIEL—Fishing: hunt- ing; rifle team; football; Santa Rosa J.C. YUEN, JOSEPH—Basketball team; baseball; football; college. YUEN. STEPHEN — Basketball team; will attend Stanford. ZAPATA. LOUIS — Flying Club; Nat'l Rifle Assn.; join U. S. Navy. ZIETZKE. WILLIAM — Swimming; join Navy. ZIPF. CAROLINE — Red Cross; sewing; tennis; undecided. ZORBAS. ANDY—Tro-Amas; Hi- Y; Eagles; football, track teams; undecided. MATSON, OLLIE—Summer school. OLMSTEAD, JERRY —Summer school. SISTERL, ALEX—Summer school. Low Senior Officers Left Picture, Fall H-ll (Left to Right) Row I: Merna Frankel, Student Council; Dorothy Rogers. Vice President: Shirley Stockton. Secretary. Row 2: Donna Moore, Student Council; Ron Kasabian President; Doris Soravilla. Student Council. Right Picture, Spring L-12 (Left to Right) Row I: Celeste Manley. Student Council: Maury Koblick. President; Enid Ng. Secretary. Row 2: Norma Parkinson, Vice President: Mary Lou Rice Studen Council; Donna Moore, Student Council. Meet the Low Seniors Row I (Right to Left): Colman, Frankel, Donner, Cohen, Kelly, Khachadourian, Herriges. Kasabian, Blaine, Olmstead, Matson, Block, Gutierrez, Coler, Fearing, Loclce. Row 2: Less, Parl-inson, Souder, Chance, Stockton, Platt, Rice, Moore, George, Zikos, Friede, Anderson, Richmond. Sterling. Calvert, Karatsis. Hampton. Row 3: Goldman, Moskovitz. O'Neal! Parsons. Cailleaud. Cassidy, Faulk, McNamee, Wood. Benaun. Caro. Manley, Johnson. Crisci, Rosenthal, Fine, Walsh, Gin. Row 4: Laudau, Green, Abramson, Vandenberg, Bauer, Lindsay, Allen, Robinson, McRowe, Ryan, Dorsey, Boyer, Mattes, Crumpler, Goldman, Klein, Montgomery. Brodhead. Row 5: Edwards. Walters. Wong, Ng. Mayer. Wagner, Waters. Sherrill, Mingst, Stelling, Schrielman. Gerken, Ostrander, Owen. Segrove, Bartare. Salvo. Row 6: Jones. Wilson. Morton. Rogers. Riviello. Yanoff. Matthes. Foley. Parks. Munroe. Broune. Escalle. Minkin, Shatz. Siler, Shaff. Rotbert. Row 7: Maccary, Caito. Russo. Rumble Michels. Sue. Toth. Wraith. Bigdou. Meier. Hirsch. Tonis. Bacci. Newton. Koblick. Chase Rogers. Junior Officers Top Left, Fall L-ll: Eleanor Goode, Secretary; Stan Seaman, President; Pat Bridges, Vice President. Top Right, Spring H-ll (Row I): Susan Miley. Secretary: Pat Bridges, Student Council: Eleanor Goode, Student Council; Beverly Davis, Vice President. Row 2: David Fisk. Student Council; Marvin Steinberg. President. Lower Left, Fall H-IO (Row I): Yvonne Millcovich. Secretary; Elizabeth Ingram, Student Council. Row 2: Leonard Polonsky, Student Council: Al Baaba. President; Mervyn Kaplan, Vice President. Lower Right, Spring L-ll (Row I): Mary Lawton, Student Council; Nancy Douglas, Secretary; Irene Novikoff, Student Council. Row 2: Ira Tunik, Vice President; Al Baaba, President; Bob Millard, Student Council. Sophomore Officers Upper Left, Fall L-IO (Row I): Joyce Cohen. Secretary; Lennle Monescalco. President; Betty Anderson. Vice President. Row 2: Dorothy Archibald. Student Council; Jean La Clerque. Student Council; Diane Winters. Student Council. Upper Right, Spring H-IO: Barbara Slote. Secretary: Ed Marcy. President; Sylvia Baquie, Vice President. Lower Left, Spring L-IO (Row I): Terry Bloom. Vice President; Robb Carlson, President; Pat Goodrich. Secretary. Row 2: Gordon Louie. Student Council: Ann Bloom, Student Council; Lyn Bierce, Student Council. Meet the Row 1 (left to Right): Thursmon, Morton, Lichtmon, Augustine, Kurtovich, Gottfried, Donothon, Gilkeson, Wills, Klein, Tarantino, Taylor, Schnurpfeil, Boscacci, Foster, Gayon, Couchot, Roumbanis. Row 2: Tompkins, Sommer, Wolaschek, Gross, Bean, levy, Bier, Robinson, Jones, Henshow, Rodney, Dito, Euler, Sikes, Simmons, Taylor, Saroyan. Row 3: Tsintelis, Bush, Ford, Wilier, Grenland, Capos, (hettero, Chephard, Seutter, Leach, Milkovick, Bulchril, Eaton, Homberger, Nous, Abatas, Collins, Gee, Garrison, Wertheimer. Row 4: Solomon, Green, Goldman, Mahany, Pickering, Liokos, Ingram, Plock, Neil, Johnston, Sheldon, Gorewitz, Fried, Furman, Taylor, Ford, Woodbury, Dotson. Row 5: Stevens, Cole, Schoenholz, Feldman, Robinson, Forster, Fisk, Carvajal, Palevos, Bailey, Weville, Gordon, Wallach, Endresen, Viltz, Reinhertz, Snyder. Row 6: Henderson, Benezra, Cahen, Foley, Douglas, Novikoff, Demith, lowton, Juniors Nelson, Jordon, Christensen, Moalen, Shapiro, Bonnimoson, Gwartney, Boouri, Blair. Row 7: Spencer, Fouche, Gillette, Reynolds, Gaston, Frizzell, Bridges, Goode, Vaughn, Vidich, Huck, Litras, Procise, Hountalas, Denoun, Ruslender. Row 8: Castagnetto, Galang, Boyd, Williams, Naldocchi, larkey, Imbimbo, Freis, Smith, lekich, Gonz, Tunik, Evans, Polonsky, Ferronte, Nelson. Row 9: Chow. Parqua, Amondo, Shibata, Schmitz, Samuel, Walsh, Smith. Sullivan, Germenis, Covitz, Dry, Lyman, Van Voasf. Row 10: Boabo, Millard, Mossing, levison, Yokoi, Schmitz, D. Gionnini, Lowenthal, Pelsinger, M. Gionnini, Sussmon, Susko, L Esperance, Smith, Stein, Vasquez, Chelquist. Row 11: Burman, Zimmerlin, Merillion, Janssen, Gilyeat, Mahoney, Hassapakis, Modrieres, King, Burdusis, Campbell, Steinberg, Thoyer, Forkden Granera. Meet the Juniors Row 1 (Right to Left): Bowmon, Rodney, Poppas, Weed, Conragen, Herrlin, Jackson, lujock, Sawyer, Jach, Palmer, Harris, Orocco, Lift, Wells, Henry, Ojeda. Row 2: Webber, Weber, Sonford, Jackson, Myerson, Chavez, Dubocher, Smith, Catimon, Ellison, Puccinelli, Devincenzi, Miley, Nalder, Mork, Palm, Erskine, Green, Cooper. Row 3: Summers, Presting, Foley, Sevilla, Ounn, Cyr, Schwaez, Blumberg, Bonder, Barry, Molloy, Zlotkin, Mendell, Chan, Ho, Saner, Eichhorn, Osteyee, Navarro, Yamamoto, Barnhart, Canata. Roy 4: Coker, Hinman, Antinolfi, Reynolds, Smidt, Bessee, Feldstein, Oe Lue, Morton, Flonagan, Maguire, Lacompagne, Randall, Wong, Tom, Wylie, Schols, Miraglia, Hayden, Oe Rose, Fer- reira. Row 5: O'Hara, Sondys, Bodgett, Herbertson, Yearsley, Churchill, Wohler, Stevenson, Kronfield, Cook, Von Vcasl, Michels, Maxwell, Weinberg, Cecil, Durell, Rohrs, Ouane, Mourer, Moyue, Kisller, Parhomenko. Row 6: Lazzari, Muzio, Shilling, McCollum, Scott, Killingsworfh, Bartok, Feiler, Ruiz, Glesnick, Moriguchi, McGuire, Goldstein, Wasserman, Lipscomb, McBitney, Lucas, Krosow, Drake. Row 7: Owyong, Jow, Haedrich, Lindner, Backman, Stern. Ross, Weiner, Meyer, Kocher, Abbott, Atkinson, Paulsen, Robinson, Weniger, Borshell, Davis, Hauser, Hasp, Lee. Row 8: Shostak, Pels, Mathis, Janover, Smith, Soul, Levy, Hymon, Pevore, Oaks, Kay, Raye, Rosenbaum, Paterson, Rcbbins, Long, Watson, Aurade, Dudley, Dengel, Winetrub, Green. Meet the S Row 1 (Right to Left): Feoring, Klong, Maurer, Feiler, Kouhas, Abdullah, Shurk, Dentici, Lacey, Sims, Haines, Glass, Hirsch, Delucchi, Erikos, Lane, Schwartz, Kurenda. Row 2: Soules, Croig, Zemansky, Menend, Mialccq, Lyn, Sonia, Kromer, Anderson, Butler, Rosenthal, Sydel, Bloom, Whitney, Flott, Anderson, Havens. Row 3: Du.hem, Condrott, Patterson, Foster, Grethel, Mekludov, King, Crisci, Alvarez, Kurends, Mountanos, (arsen, Corlin, Baker, Lorenzen, Williams, Messina, Schroder. Row 4: Winter, Macias, Coffindaffer, Achterberg, Zukermon, Smith, Lcckwood, Thompson, Goodslein, Honsepian, Goodrick, Bouchou, de Curtoni, Pastel, Kramer, Engelbrecht, Carter, Kohn, Chicos, Broune, Luscombe. Row 5: Rudolph, Spodaro, Bolin, Stohlnecker, Gong, Lum, Gomez, Cchen, Blocm, Shane, Hamilton, Sue, Parrino, Shaw, Craft, Nelson, Holliday, Young, Chan, Ng. Row 6: Duber, Gomez, Von Horn, Benson, Carl, M.; Corl, I.; Soghomonian, Lewis, Woebcke, Amson, Wolk, Wilson, Pollack, Hargosion, Pollack, Woltees, Hasson. Parsons, ophomores Pcda, Gutfeld. Row 7: Laughery, Hikido, Thcmas, Robinson, Clay, Hudscn, Stauffer, Wood, Mogner, Mitchell, Bowden, Daniels, Gillette, Hare, Cahn, Bierec, Cunningham, Weiss. Row 8: Forcum, Vanni, Trocy, Ashby, Woodord, Wong, Toy, Pon, King, Cooley, Draper, Finemon, Darling, Dunn, Washington, Turkletop, Stepp, Sandino, Knapton, Thcmpson, Tefers. Row 9: Vilner, Mizota, Hoyoshi, Scncda, Louie, Joseph, Wong, Der, Wong, Nicholson, Libon, Ersepke. Small, Tcrnek, Vaughn, Smith, Lissi, Bankson. Row 10: Mel, Jackson, Schuchordt, Johnsson, Barr, Rcsenlhcl, Horvey. Gamble. Cooper, Rubenfeld, Righetti, Savy, Lacosta, Cook, Heilman, Shank, Kowomorito, Peterson, Chu. Row 11: Boegman, Damozonio, Rothjuss, Surdyka, Peck, Curtis, Steinmann, Cherniavsky, Sorkon, MocKenzie. Gordon. Levy, Norin. Silverman. Richards, Hilmoe. Meet the Row 1: Meyers, North, Zdasiuk, Wiget, Litvin, Cooper, Goldstein, Cuesto, Stark, Choppelas, S. Sheriff, P. Sheriff, Borogno, Marry, Mosten, Landau. Row 2: White, Poritz, Berchdorf, Fields, Farber, Loderque, Soyadoff, Livingston, Steinberg, Pedone, Lacoste, Moniscolco, Murphy, Gallagher, Sloan, Johnson, Kurtz. Row 3: Nuttall, (astagnetto, O'Brien, Baioni, Benson, Wosserman, Smith, Waxmon, Guilfoyle, French, Skiff, Reitz, Wolff, David, Wong, Presenti, Mothis, Brophy, Scandrott. Row 4: Gionnotti, Goodwin, Archibald, Malchow, Matzen, Stelling, Gold, Breedenbach, Swenson, Brewer, Levitin, Bogas, Ray, Brosio, Fannin, Fanzone, Sevilla, Lovell. Row 5: Benos, Brenneke, Bray, Roiney, Hamming, Bourgeois, Carter, Briggs, Rax, Smith, Homon, Kardell, Anderson, Dovis, Bauer, Mendoza. Row 6: Yee, Wong, Pinaroc, Thornley, Edwards, Kloos, Vongelatos, Anderson, Dunham, McKilvey, Caveney, Hood, Schloss, Boyd, ophomores Byrnes, Diamond, Kaufman, Stern. Row 7: Domile, MacPherson, Couto, Lee, Biskind, Nussbaum, Gcldste;p, Weimon, Parrott, Ow, Eichhorn, Hawkinson, Sullivan, levy, Seligman, Leopold, Weitzner, Stritzke. Row 8: Nelson, Torley, Swift, Hawkins, Slote, Underdahl, Mar, Tom, Fagin, Vogel, Ross, Mulkeen, Philipps, Anderson, Cone, Mugeloff, Fell, Ishida, Yoshimura. Row 9: Nelson, Beck, O'Brien, Lantheaume, Tom, Valle, Stehle, Sapling, Newton, Levy, Green, Schilloci, Raftopoulos, Gordon, Morphopoulos, Saroyan, Blumenthal, Treseler, Vujovich, Taussig. Row 10: Wallace, Work, Jacobs, Guttke, Inkman, Trebilcot, Turned, Minehan, Rakovitz, Berghammer, Hagosian, Eckstein, Slosberg, lew, Sweeney, Mirch, Quijano, Carlson, Peizer. Row 11: Tucker, Lundh, Chamblias, Ryden, Grover, Brierley, Elso, Truman, Cohen, lutz, Novi, Fyfe, Mollicote, Schram. Galvan, Ashby, Mirch. t the Athletes 41 I; OtLIE MATSON .. . KEN MIRCH First String All-City All (_lty P I 3 y e f S First String All-City SECOND STRING ALL-CITY Left to Right: Jerry Olmstead, Gil Overholt, Jim Springer, Diet Groger. Coaches Poppin and Madfes Washington St. Ignatius V ashington Mission Washington Balboa Washington Lincoln Washington Lowell Washington Commerce Washington Galileo Semi-finals: Washington Lowell BOX SCORE Football 27 . 7 25 0 19 12 14 7 33 13 19 6 31 6 19 20 SPORTS EDITORS Walter Chenoweth Joe Borden Row I (Left to Right): Frank Brown, Ken Mirch, Gill Overholt, Dick Groger, Bill Thomp- son, Charles Stanley, Ken Foley. Row 2: Al Catimon, Ollie Matson, Larry Ross, Jerry Olmstead. 15—Larry Ross 14—Ollie Matson I 7—Jerry Olmstead 7— AI Catimon 25—Jack Smith 8— Bill Morimoto 53—John Hillebrandt 83— Dave Rosenkrantz 36—Andy Zorbas 30—Martin Cole 84— Gil Herrlin 57—Mike Deane 78—Vic Ginsburg 38—Bert Johnston 55—Bill Wuerch Meet the Team J 31 f „ t 1 t 1 t 84 38 f 78 f t t ,jj JL«,, tj te of is ss se 5, 62 F «r I' t t£ ? . f jl ’ ■� 57 3 £ 75 85 L ge 58 . Jl TXn f � | ; i t f f , , t $12 T H fiS 7 4 10 7? 24 9? j5 52 59 7 Row 1 (left to Right): Dove Rosenkrantz, Bill Weurch. John Dilg, Jerry Olmsteod. Shermon, Horvey Molofsky, Andy Zorbos, Jock Smith, Eorle Clayton, Rolond Bionchi, Ollie Motion, Frank Brown, Ken Mirch, Gillie Overholt, Dirk Groger, lorry Ross. John Marty Cole. Row 3: Don Engelfried, Willie Morimoto, Keith Jones, John Shepherd, Ken Burkhead, Bill Thompson, Charles Stanley, Al Catimon. Row 2: John Weir, Jim Phillips, Foley, Bob Knight, Johnny Jackson, Al lee, Bob Block, Pat Mirch, Al O'Brien, Gil Michael Deane, Bob logon, John Hillebrondt, Ernie Matthews, Coach Poppin, Anthony Hurlan, Burt Johnson, Vic Ginsberg, Manager lorry Shoslak. Meet the Junior Varsity Sr W- 04 80 92 8 31 41 k 1 tv. J9. 29 70 SO 66 43 $V . « $ 29 47 72 58 42 27 0 81 r |!f f ? 34 59 36 25 49 xX f_? ■$ 7 flf • r s 2jf r-i . Row I (Left to right): Don Weldon. Len Maniscalco. Sheldon Smith. Bill Edwards, Stan Ross, Larry Sutton. Gene Madrieres. Harold McPherson. Lee Payne. Clemmie Mathes. Jack Covar. Lou Levy. Robert Palmer. Row 2: Lloyd Levitan. Charles Wraith, Gene Van Sleet. Ira Tunik. Stan Seamen. Ted Samuels. Gunther Bier. Coach Madfes. Ed Mirch, Ulysses Bill. Rob Cappell, Ken Conragon, Eugene Mitchell, Watson Faring, Claude Beals. Row 3: Fred Forster, Dick Palovak, George Chappelas. Hector Laval. Don Shuler, Bob King. Gil Sawyer. George Frey. Stan Sheriff. Ralph Blumenthal. Frank Walsh, Ed Simon. Bill Green. Row 4: Harry Mathis, Sam Smidt, Jim Hontalas. Gene Coler. Edmond Jack. Lenord Rodney. Jim Churchill. Doug Smith. Tom Radke, Gordon Maderson, Burt Semeria. Bob Murphy, George Martin. Gerald Thayer, Jack Dietz. iWWR BOX SCORE Washington 13 St. Ignatius .................... 9 Washington ..................... 53 Mission ......................... 0 Washington 33 Commerce ........................ 0 Washington 49 Lowell .......................... 0 Washington 59 Polytechnic .................... 0 Meet the Cagers Row I (Top; Left to Right): Milt Kaffen, Bill Sutton, George Suzdaleff, Art Hillman. Row 2: Dick West, Bud Blumenfeld, Dick Hare, Paul Maurice. Row 3: Al Cattan, Charlie Andrews, Gene Sosnick, Vance Lerner. Row 4: Ron Kasabian, Tom Robinson, Bob Dunn. Meet the Varsity and ISO's Row I (Left to Right): Maury Koblick, Dick West, Dick Hare, Paul Maurice, Bill Sutton. Row 2: Mgr. Harold Silen, Art Hillman, John Cal- vert, George Suzdaleff, Milt Kaffen, Bud Blumenfeld, Coach Sid Phelan. BOX SCORE Varsity Washington Galileo Washington Poly .............. Washington Mission ........... Washington Balboa ............ Washington Lincoln ........... Washington Lowell ............ Washington Sacred Heart ...... Washington St. Ignatius ...... Washington Commerce .......... 31 37 48 34 26 .27 30 27 22 32 23 33 34 .32 26 .31 41 58 Row I (Left to Right): Vance Lerner, Gene Sosnick, Al Cattan, Ron- ald Kasabian, Charlie Andrews. Row 2: Ulysses Bill, Glyden Mayfield. Tom Robinson, Herbie Smith, Russ Bigelow. Row 3: Coach Sid Phelan, Art Pappas, Ralph Blumenthal, Dick Shostak, Russ Shatz, Mgr. Henry Reynolds. BOX SCORE 130's Washington 32 Galileo 27 Washington 20 Poly 25 Washington 34 Mission 35 Washington 30 Balboa 26 Washington 26 Lincoln 20 Washington 20 Lowell .. 32- Washington 27 Sacred Heart 28 Washington 26 St. Ignatius 38 Washington 31 Commerce 40 BOX SCORE Meet the Lightweights 120's Washington 27 St. Ignatius 22 Washington 23 Lowell 24 Washington 15 Sacred Heart 13 Washington 18 Poly 12 Washington 14 Commerce 12 Washington 16 Lincoln 18 Washington 24 Balboa 17 Washington 34 Galileo 25 Washington 21 Mission 19 Row I (Left to Right): Irving Weintraub, Lee Janover, Bill Diamond, Ronald Fouche. Bob Tressler. Row 2: Phil McDaniels, Charles Hunter, Bob Fries, Coach Phelan, Ruby Talley, Bill Chin, Gilbert Quong. BOX SCORE 110's Washington 24 St. Ignatius 16 Washington 22 Lowell 14 Washington 14 Sacred Heart 13 Washington 25 Poly 9 Washington .. 16 Commerce 17 Washington 21 Lincoln 11 Washington 23 Balboa 12 Washington 28 Galileo 22 Washington 20 Mission 4 Row I (Lett to Right): Gil Hum, Gus Hassipakis, Hidemaro Ishida, Harry Brophy, Daniel Lew. Row 2: Frank Sonata, Gordon Ma, Cliff Chang, Bob Chang, Elbert Homan. Row 3: Coach Phelan, John Baranyo, Gary Schmitz, Gil Schmitz, Mike Fanzone, Manager Kaye Dunham. Meet the Varsity Team Row I (Left to Right): Dick Gallagher. John Burkhead. Stan Ross. Ron Kasabian. John Howard. Larry Ross. Bruce Herriger. Row 2: Manny La Costa. Bob Smith. Arlen Bellah. Clemmy Mathis. Bill Green. George Suzdaleff. Row 3: Al Lee, Art Maguire. Ray Sterling. Coach Madfes, Peter Passetti, Gary Maaske. Dave Rosenkrantz. BOX SCORES OF LEAGUE GAMES Washington vs. Balboa Washington vs. Polytechnic 2 3 9 21 Washington vs. Commerce Washington vs. Lincoln 2 4 3 8 Washington vs. Galileo Washington vs. Lowell 4 5 1 0 Meet the Junior Varsity Team Row I (Left to Right): Lloyd Chase. Robert Carlson, Russ Donald. D. Giannini. Irwin Herliky. Louis Loveu. Row 2: Joe Oaks Jean Madrieres. Ernie Michels Allen Rosenbaum, Tom Neill, Clift Gordon. Angelo Baldocchi Row 3: Curt Meier. Hank Imperial. Stan Sheriff. Robert Cohen, Dan Wong. Coach Madfes. Paul Sheriff, and Manager Gerald CastagneTto BOX SCORE Soccer Row I (Left to Right): Al Dikelbaum, Horatio Gomez, Bill Young, Ron- ald Kasabian, Jerry Newhouse, Ray Sullivan. Row 2: John Franklin, Bob Valle, Frank Evans, Coach Walter Odone, Harry Weidner, Alec Ulan, Lloyd Chase. Row 3: George Robinson, Dave Barnett, Bob Tellefeson, Peter Belcher, Jim Dunning, Dick Massing. Row 4: Carlos Carrajal, Don Warto, Dan Snyder, Lennie James, Francisco Torres, Dom Gianni. Row 5: Bob Couture, J. H. Malico, Bob Bailey, John Quinley, Dick Roe, Mike Gianni, Harvey Kaplow. Washington Lowell Washington Galileo Washington Lincoln Washington Commerce Washington Balboa Washington Mission Washington Poly Washington Gompers Meet the Soccer Team Meet the Varsity Swimmers Row I (Left to Right): Don Engelfried, John Hildebrandt. Coach Odone. Jim Phillips, Bill Blair. Row 2: Harold Frenzel. Jack Smith, Jack Brickley. Dick West. Dick Myers. Row 3: John Calvert. Frank Deering. Albert Abdullah. VARSITY 130 s Washington 37 Jefferson 20 Washington 42 Jefferson 6 Washington 43 Lincoln 11 Washington 20 Lincoln 26 Washington 31 E. M. S. 36 Washington 26 Berkeley 21 Washington Washington 15 68 Tamalpais E. M. S. 42 76 Washington Washington Washington 12 35 5 Tamalpais Galileo Palo Alto 36 12 52 Washington 68 Lincoln 18 120 s Washington 35 Galileo 22 Washington 14 Berkeley 43 Washington 19 Lincoln 27 Washington 48 Lowell 47 Washington 34 Galileo 7 Washington 48 E. M. S. 67 Washington 29 Jefferson 19 Washington 12 Palo Alto 54 Washington 26 Palo Alto 18 Meet the Junior Varsity Swimmers Row I (Left to Right): Edward Chow, George Savy, Jens Shurk. Coach Odone. John Boragno. Robert Galvan. Wallen Summers. Row 2: Donald Fell, Joe Browne, Edward Ikers. Lee Lanover. Len Chaban, Dick Shostak. George Yokoi. Dean Freeman. Row 3: John McKelvey. Jim McGuire, Horatio Gomez, Howie Ryan. Geil Parker. Osborne Grimes. Meet the Tennis Team Row I: Franklin, Lai, Richards, Kaufman, Gee. Row 2: Kyoto, Levy, Merrit, Cohn, Murch. Row 3 Mrs. Koster. Raymond. Dry. Rosenthal, Maxwell, Barton, Thayer, Spencer, Sgt, Henry. -'MM • BOX SCORE T ennis Washington Lincoln.... Washington Balboa........... Washington Lowell Washington St. Ignatius Meet the Varsity Track Team Row I (Left to Right): Reynolds, Hare. Merrillian. Cattan. Weidner. Neel Sammons. Malofsky. Row 3: Vogel. Littleton, Edelstein. Aronson. Coler, Baylor. Row 2: Conragen, Couvitz, Kaplan, P. Mirch, Johnston, Chop- Coach Vasquez. Sevilla. Thomas. Polonsky, Magner. penelas. Olmstead, K. Mirch. Howard. 120’s 130’s UNLIMITEDS Washington 33 Washington 40 55 Poly 17 Poly 38 Poly 59 Washington 372 , Washington 46 54 Lincoln 12 Vs Lincoln 31 60 Washington 351 2 Washington 21 68 Balboa 141 2 56 45 Washington 33 Washington 48 Washington 58 Commerce 17 29 55 Washington 36 Washington 48 Washington 641 j St. Ignatius 14 St. Ignatius 29 St. Ignatius 47« 3 Washington 31 Washington 27 Washington 42 Lowell 19 51 Lowell 68 ALL CITY TRACK MEET ON SATURDAY, MAY 8 120’s 130’s UNLIMITEDS Mission .................. 26� j Lowell 38 Lowell 61 Lowell 231 2 Balboa 35 Washington 171 2 Washington ... 28 Washington 4H 2 Meet the Junior Var sity Track Team Row I (Left to Right): H. Reynolds, team manager: Row 2: Waldon, Wood. Miller. Van Horn. Washington J. Reynolds. Meyer. Walsh, Torres. Holmes. Franzone. Vilner. Ashby. Coie. Gordon. Row 3: Homan. Fouche, La Campagne. Newman, Hilmore, Baylor, manager. Toy. Ishida, Austin. Evans. Poppas. Feldman, Gilletie. G. A. A. Block W Fall Row I: Joan Bard, Jewell Web- er; Beverly Nalder, Bebe Linn; May Takauwa, Ann Bohigian, Mar- garet Rutter. Row 2: Marjorie Tar lin, Irene Lerner. Anna Louie; Rose Enomoto: Pat Ichioka. Caro- lyn Pinsler. Joan Young. Virginia White. Tania Penslcy, and Shirley Helmke. Row 3: Ruth Hippley, Pat Foster, Olga Davidoff. Janet Perk- ins. Jenney Lee, Jackie lanthiau- mei, Marilyn Keeley, Helen Stoker, Caroline Dewees. Mary McMur- ray. Row 4: Joy Cross. Ruth Rosenberg. Diane Garfinkel. Do- lores Englehart. Mary Kardell, Betty Johnson. Margary Lilly. Vir- ginia Crombie. Joan McLean. Block W Spring Row I: Virginia White. Carolyn Pinsler, Irene Lerner, Marjary Tar- lin, Jean Parsons. Donna Moore. Norma Parkinson. Shirley Stockton, Vicki George, Judith Sterne. Olga Davidoff Row 2: Shirley Helmke. Jackie Towne. Greta Gorlin. Ligia Violes. Diane Garfinkel, June Fish, Peggie McNamee. Phyllis Donner. Beverly Cassidy, Jeanne Pastel, Joyce Holbrook. Row 3: Tania Pensky. Anne Bohigian. Jhan Hart- zell, Pat Davis, Marilyn Factor, Evelyn Barber, Susanne Weiss, Helen Stoker, Merrilyn Keeley, Margary Lilly. Beverly Molteni. Louise Lindsay. Audrey Postman. BEBE LYNN HELEN STOKER SHIRLEY HELMKE BEVERLY NALDER President of Block W. President of Block W. President of G.A.A. President of 6.A.A. Foil, 1947 Spring, 1948 Foil, 1947 Spring. 1948 MEET THE FALL G. A. A TENNIS—Row 1: Minnie Nussboum, Marilyn Waxman, Carol Hudson, Mory Rid, Florence Miraglia, Connie Guilfoyle. Row 2: Helen Bufchrie, Sonia Abras, Irene SeuMer, Elaine Waxman, Oonno Moore, Sarina Eckstein. Row 3: Wilma Berghammer, Edith Matzen, Isabel lee, Mary Kloos, Dorothey Archibald, Bess Raftopoulos. Row 4: Caroline Swenson, Wilmo Brider.back, Betty Pritchard, Barbara Thornley, la Berne Robinson, leonora Wills. Row 5: Marilyn Poutz, Mary Berehdorf, Evelyn levy, Helen Stoker, Marilyn Keeley, Joan Furman. Row 6: Diane Schram, Ruth Mahoney, Elizabeth Ingram, Nancy Nelson, Agnes likkas, Barbara Pickering. Row 7: Beverly Molteni, Louise Fields. Louise Lindsay, Mary Ann Kurenda, Patsy Couto, Notalie MacPherson. Row 8: Joan Glendenning, Vicki George, Barbara Kreamer, Irene Ruslender. BASKETBALL—Row 1: Marilyn Factor, Dorothy Provost, Evelyn Barber, May Tokokuwa, Joan Young, Kazumi Takakashi, Ocie Matson, Pal Ichioko. Row 2: Suzanne Weiss, Ruth Ann Rosenberg, Jean LaClerque, Pat Guttke, Peggy McNomce, Elyse Chu, Enid Ng, Beverly Nalder. Row 3: Janice Watson, Marjorie Tarlin, Ruth Gorewitz, Shirley Chamber, Sylvia Boque, Nadine Nalder, Joon McLean. Row 4: Shirley Muzio, Alice Howser, Ruth Rox, Mamye Jackson, Borbara Cooper, Voula Vongelatos, Marie Hontalos. Row 5: Vance Killingsworth, Joan Tribilcot, Judith Sommer, Betty Woloschek, Yukiji Hirano, Claire Donither, Adrian luchtmen, Paula Jackson. Row 6: Daisy Roiney, Greta Gorlin, Dorlene Writghz, Sandro Marks, Celeste Himes, Ligia Viales, Elsie Chin. Row 7: Shirley Work, Jeon DeMais, Ernestine Ferreira, Virginia Wells, Ellen DeRose, Beverly Entrup, Lilian Bauer. SWIMMING—Row 1: Georgie Homming, Shelly Grandad. Ruth Mongst, Betty Shaffer, Carolyn Pinsler, Jacqueline Lassers. Row 2: Beverly Huck, Nina Taran- tino, Jane Anderson, Audrey Pinaroe, Barbara Tenney. Row 3: Mary Ann Wolfe, Bebe Linn, Jane Klestadt, Claire Gottfried, Carol Lindsay. Row 4: Estuno Yamo- moto, Joan Stauffer, Charlotte Menend, Dolores Cuesla, Borbara Pelton. Row 5: Nadine Hakley, Beverly Boge, Borbara Wooley, Jonet Perkins. Row 6: Louise Cailleard, Eleanor Goode, Pat Henry, Juonita I'Esperance. Row 7: Katherine Vaughn, Jeanette Stasinakis, Agnes Gardenal. RIDING—Row 1: Bebe Linn, Joon Lohmeyer. Row 2: Virginio Wyne, Ethel Steinberg, Dina Gilbord. Row 3: Bebe Gayon, Adele Underdahl, Barbora Slote. Row 4: Margaret Barshell, Lila Gold, Jean Taylor. Row 5: Barbara Lucos, Marlene Lockwood, Virginia Wyne. Row 6: Caroline Hyndman, Marlene Taylor, Virginia Crombie. BADMINTON—Row 1: Barbara Kruse, Virginia White, Betty Anderson, Elaine Graf, Diane Garfinkel, Pat Gilkeson, Jean Hunter, June Fisher, Giesela Frenzel. Row 2: Irene Lerner, Joyce Wasserman, Ida Grodenberg, Joanne Stahlnecker, Marlene Gold, Beverly Mendle, Dolores Engelhort, Mary McMurray. Row 3: Olga Dovidoff, Doris Saunders, Geraldine Meyers, Edna Hamberger, Barbara Eaton, Caroline Nous, Ayako Miyazaki, Vonda Pucinelli, Mary Kordell. Row 4: Joy Blaine, Anne Bohigion, Jon Hortzel, Pat Dovis, Florence Achterberg, Harriet Howkins, Gladys Christen, Alfredo Mason, Morgaret Rutter. Row 5: Joyce Hol- brook, Mary Mikami, Aiko Yamamoto, Geraldine Caro, Mila Matteson, Norma Parkinson, Beverly Montgomery, Joan Glendening, Vickie George. Row 6: Rogene Holtzen, Evelyn Hirsch, Pat Ichioka, May Takokuwa, Jockie Lantheame, Pat lontheome, Dolores Lantheame, Corrin Wymon, Barbora Cooper. Row 7: Judith Sterne, Louise Stelling, Shirley Newell, Margery Lilly, Barbara Bross, Norma Weinstein, Joon Doyle, Joy France. Row 8: Jackie Doane, Claire Rohrs, Verna Spencer, Dale Long, Beverly Davis, Margaret Robbins. ICE SKATING—Row 1: Leone Osteyll, Mary Beck, Vero Viltz, Corol Horgens, Louise Gee. Row 2: Mary Lee. Jeon Mason, Elinor Robinson, Roberta Postel, Joann Lipscomb, Maryann Susko. Row 3: Helen Demith, Mary Lawton, Joyce Wasserman, Cloire Foster, Connie Smith, June Hagosian. Row 4: Audrey North, Elaine Blumberg, Cormen Carlos, Carlene Chon, Adrienne Lichtman. Row 5: Modeleine Aurade, Juanita I'Esperance, Betty Ojedo, Pat Bridges, Martha Collins, Irene Noyikoff. Row 6: Morlha Pezer, Beverly White, Dot Rogers, Lorraine Riviello, Ester Mark, Nancy Douglas. Row 7: Diane Winter, Eugenia Zdasick. Meet the Spring G.A.A. New Spring Members Row 1 (Left to Right): Kchn. Schroder, Drake, Jordan. Traubo, lazzari, Kurlovich, Kataoka, Sandys, O'Hara, Koker, Leach, Barla, Markovic, Dahir. Row 2: Borenzen, Garfinkel, Lessors, Herzstein, Ponperin, Erskine, Green, Moshizuki, Tanaka, Yamasaki, Lichtman, Woebcke, Lewis, Amson, England. Row 3: Lane, Hamilton, Rosenthal, Sydel, Parsons, Knapton, Walters, Hasson, Schillaci, Hunt, Carl, Imagawa, Mountanos, Hirsch, Goldstein. Row 4: Massina, Chicos, Flott, Glass, Bloom, Patterson, Fyfe, Novik, Cohen, Goodrik, Peterson, Steroy, Gardner, Simon, Spadaro, Meyers. Row 5: Engelbrecht, Kramer, Zukermon, Benas, Wiget, Benscn, Lindsay, Rovetti, McMahan, Morphopoulos, Peeler, Molnick, Palm, Foley, Benson, Khenchelian. Row 6: Holliday, Carter, Roth, Saroyan, Theodorelos, Foster, Gutfeld, Delucchi, Butler, Cohen, Pastel, Broune, Bloom, Lusccmbe. Meet the R.O.T.C. Color Guard and Staff Row I (Left to Right): Sher- man, Bonapart. Herold. Row 2: Myers, Boyd, Hughes, Lienau. Saber Club Row I: Giggel, Cowden. Bona- part, Herold, Tellefsen, Bellah, Krow. Row 2: Sutton, Conserva. Siacotos, White, Snyder. Lee. Row 3: Sherman, Simon. Chalker. Rifle Team Row I (Left to Right): Cowden. Sherman. Lee Woodruff. Row 2: Hughes. Bellah. Sutton. White Row 3: Butler. DeLue. Abend. Wahl, Snyder. Regan. Meet the Officers Abend Bellah Giggel Herold Sherman Siacotos Tong White Bonapart Canellos Hirsch Krow Simon Snyner Woodruffs Chalker Lee Sutton Conserva Plaa Tellefsen Meet the Companies Company A Row I (Leftto Right): Schneid or. Robertson. Anderson, Sutton Cowden. Herold, Bellah, Williams MacCarthy. Lambert. Row 2 Quantd, Matthews. Neuhaus. Eber Henshaw. Nicol, Smith, Smith R Row 3: Mosely, Lienau, Schnal Yoldi, Weitzner, Phillips. Wash ington. O'Connell. Row 4: Jaslow Company B Row I (Left to Right): Galang. Tobias. Ford. Siacotos, Tellefsen. Sherman. Krow, Castagnetto. San- giacomo. Row 2: Butler. Raphael. Cannon, Harrington, Murch, Mor- ton, Kipnis. Ross. Miller. Row 3: Borden. Company C Row I (Left to Right): Lonn berg. Alexander. Hirsch, Giggel Chalker, White. Silverman. Regan Webber. Row 2: Leonetti, Lewet zow. DeWolf. Solomon, Goldman Stritzke. Mendoza. Keith. Weber Row 3: Elmore. Harris, Wahl Woodruff. Carlen. Presenti. Myers Parks. Row 4: Moses. Company D Row I (Left to Right): Cecil. Boyd, Bowden, Conserva. Simon, Israel. Hughes. Hirsch. Row 2: Murad. McDaniel. Brown, Zimmer- lin, Abend. Raphael. Klung, Chow. Row 3: Udaloff, Chang. McClana- han, DeLue, Newton. Meet the Actors Row I: Barbara Blair. Margaret Rutter. Jean Wildberg, Joan Wal- lach, Bonnie Kelley. Barbara Mey- er. Susan Miley. Beverly Friede. Row 2: Dale Randall. Carolyn Block, Rieka Herzstein, Sonja Lit- via. Sandra Zukerman, Helen Pol- lack, Bruce Campbell. Ken Eich- korn. Row 3: Bob Mahoney. Dick Fagin. Leonard Armstrong. Ken Dentici. Spring Drama Assembly Spring Drama Class Row I (Left to Right): Roberta Pastel. Ernee Soil, Diane Bauchou. Con nie de Curtoni, Barbara Burke. Bonnie Kelly, Barbara Meyer, Bette Doscher, Shirley Messina, Maxine Smith, Barbara Raphael. Row 2: Rosemarie Seaman, Sandra Zukerman, Jean Hagen, Susan Miley. Daisy Rainey, Jeanette Anderson, Beverly Friede, Sonia Litvin, Doris Saghomonian, Jean Taylor. Row 3: Margaret Taylor, Barbara Blaire, Ronald Tornek, Sanford Schneider, Kenneth Eichorn, Quentin Lacey, Kenneth Dentice. Anne Gordon, Madeline Aurade. Row 4: Robert Mahoney, David Varshawsky, Herbert Levy. Lloyd Spitany, Arthur Braunstein, Melvin Arrieghi. Meet the Press Eagle Staff Fall Row I (Left to Right): Richard Harrington, Al Regan, Ed Hen- shaw. Phil Planslcy, Vic Ginsburg. Dick Shostak, Jacquie Lassers. Ro- berta Jackson. Row 2: Bob Hirsch Inge Braun, Marilyn Factor. Claire Gottfried. Becky Morton. Sandra Marks. Alan Bonapart, Harvey Malofsky. Larry Shostak. Row 3: Jackie Chavez. Maurice Brosio. Dick Gallagher. Marvin Steinberg, Lois Schwartz. Barbara Slote. An toinette Lopresto. Diane Garfinkel. Juli.in Kaufman. Irving Kipnis. Eagle Staff Spring Row I: Sandra Marks. Roberta Jackson. Elvira Gayon. Barbara Slote. Mary Lou Rice, Anita Broune. Sandra Zukerman, Diane Garfinkel. Row 2: Al Regan. Ed- ward Henshaw. Elaine Blumberg. Becky Morton, Claire Gottfried. Henry Seagrove. Jackie Lassers. Row 3: Robert Hirsch. Elaine Blum- enthal. Milt Kaffen, Dick Shostak. Richard Kelly. Marvin Steinberg. Maurice Brosio, Monty Glaser. Meet the Publishers Row I (Left to Right): Helene Heide: Geri Moskowitz; Shirley Moskowitz; Carmen Ramon: Pat Gilkeson; Amy Lum; Kathie Reinhertz: Ruth Ann Rosenberg. Row 2: Harrington: Regan: Walt Chenoweth: Bill Bernstein; Loretta Beckman; Marilyn Marcus Mr. Wire. Row 3: Bob Cutler; J. Borden; Gary Thornton; Ed Michael; E. Russel. Surveyor Staff Girls' Choral Row I (Left to Right): Eyono Schrader. Doreen Palm, Dorothy James. Muriel Gardner. Bernita Khenchelian, Eoid Ng, Bernice Gordon. Sally Benoun. Row 2: Gloria Boyer, Muriel Townsend. Dorothey Currin, Audrey Postman, Alyce Hauser, Diane Kistler, Barbara Bross. Helga Vandenberg. Terry Leyva, Tish Moyer. Row 3: Naomi Shibata. Julie Bauer. Pat Wilson. Ruth Bergson, Antica Saroyan. Mrs. Swanson. Ann Bohigan. Adele Underdahl, Diane Wheeler, Nancy Douglas. Mixed Choral Row I (Left to Right): Mary McMurray. Caroline Linn; Beverly Menend. Marian Peeler, Carolyn Herfield; Rosalie Resch, Cam Justesen, Betty Shaffer, DruSilla Winsett, Pat Denny, Margaret Rutter. Row 2: Evelyn Hinch, Julie Benoun, Vilma Rovetta. Vance Killingsworth, Colleen O’Toole. Mignon Schlussel. June Goggin, Louise Stelling. Joan Mayne. Row 3: Rogene Holtzen, Martin Cole; Bernard Sinton, Bob Murch, Walter Matthes, Bern Mc- Mahon. Barbara Doherty, Marilyn Waxman, Dorothy Hart. Row 4: Mrs. Swanson, Gilbert Neumann, Jerry Olmstead. Stan Seaman, Phil Plansky, Paul Richardson. Meet the Orchestra Row I (Left to Right): Ralph Harvey. Lillian Woo. Charalotte Procise, Thomaseen Pottinger. Barbara Thornley. Pearl Morphopoulou. Mary Ann Kurenda. Warren Bowden. Row 2: Ed. Henshaw, Carl Ekstein, Herbert Smith, Gary Conklin. Gus Hassapakis, James McGuire. David Johnson, John Henderson. Row 3: Richard Harrington. Melvin Taussig, George Jobe. Shirley Helmke. Betty Johnson, John Arando. Bill Green. Meet the Rooters Meet the Performers AeQ jojunf the Clubs Meet Principal's Cabinet Fall Row 1 (Left to Right): Bebe linn, Helen Demith, Virginia Wyne, Pat (hew, Bette Doscher, Sandra Marks, Celeste Manley, Norma Hosp. Row 2: Roy Bcgas, Paul Forgen, Richard Boubner, Arlen Bellah, Nino Tarontino, Len Maniscolco, Caroline Miller, Enid Ng, Kay Marson. Row 3: Charles McDaniel, George Robinson, Lloyd Sankowich, Joan Young, Barbara Andress, Clara Saccone, Helen Biskind, Dolores Parhomenko, Janice Castagnetlo, Wilma Berghammer. Row 4: Ronald Weber, Jack Moriguchi, Charles Caito, Gene Engle, Robert Maynard, Brabson Cecil, Gus Konelopoulos, George Choppelas, Wil Vuijovich, Gary Moaske. Principal's Cabinet Spring Row 1 (Left to Right): Don Brewer, Frank Frizzell, Stan Sheriff, Ralph Blumen- thol, George Martin, Richard Dubner, Walter Mathis, Christine Morphopoulos, Florence Achterberg, Shirley Stockton, Pal Ryan. Row 2: Barbara Kramer, Adele Underdahl, Jeanne Kurtovic, Helen Demith, Pot Henry, Claire Rohrs, Mary Franklin, Carol Goetz, Harvey Kapplow, Audrey Postman, Charlotte Woebcke. Row 3: Paul Forkgen, John Haines, Bob Schmitt, Fred Menkin, Robert Jones, Audrey Moskowitz, Claro Saccone, Janice Davidson, Shirley Helmke, Anne Bohigian. Row 4: Anne England, Tom Sweeney, Ray Niksarian, Richard Myers, Otto I. Schmaelzle, Bob Maynard, Cecil Weintraub. C.S.F.—Fall Row 1 (Left to Right): David Fisk, Elhurt Homan, Richard Oubner, Harvard Lyman, Frank Frizzell, Dick Shostak, Brabson Cecil, Weymund Wong. Row 2: William Abend, John Ullman, George Solomon, Robert Mirch, Jack Lipian, Daniel Lew, Bernard Lambert, Vicki Leone. Row 3: Marion Sleinke, Dolores Englehardt, Margery Lilly, Enig Ng, Kleo Apostolides, Lilian Bauer, Marilyn Factor, Carol Nymon, Helen Landau, Joan Stauffer. Row 4: Diane Gorfinkel, Marilyn Keeley, Virginia Crombie, Julie Sommer, Agnes Leokes, Coroline Naus, Pot Guttke, Eleanor Goode, Pat Henry, Shirley Helmke. C.S.F.—Coaches Row 1: Joe Sharp, Ralph Dunn, David Fisk, John Ullman, Bill Abend, Harvard Lyman, Robert Murch, Brabson Cecil, Wey- mund Wong, James Dunning. Row 2: Margery Lilly, Shirley Newell, Diane Gar- finkel, Marilyn Keeley, Caroline Naus, Elisa- beth Bolin, Marilyn Factor, Evelyn Barber, Lillian Bauer, Helen Demith, Kazuko Yomo- soki. Row 3: Bill Zietzke, Louise Jepperson, Jeon Maisel, Shirley Trathen, Louise Lindsay, Barbara Barnhart, Donna Moore, Norma Parkinson, Helen Landou, Rose Enomoto. Camera Club Row I (Loft to Right): Joseph Sharp. Richard Harrington. Alfred Regan. Ed Israel, Ben Richards. Row 2: Ed Henshaw, Stanley Jaslow. John Miedema, Caroline Naus. Movie Projectors Row I (Left to Right): Leonard Silverman, Edward Israel. Benjamin Richards. Richard Harrington. Joseph Sharp. Row 2: Stanley Jaslow. David Fisk. Social Service Club Row I (Left to Right): Vicki George. Grace Zeibak. Louise Cailleaud. Joan Bard, Joan Wal- lach. Row 2: Pat Ryan, Nancy Sherrill. Sylvia Bacquie, Etsuko Mochizuki, Florence Strauss, Vir- ginia Cotter. Irma Ballew. Row 3: Bill Bernstein. G abby Plaa. Hank Mettier. Stage Crew Row I (Left to Right): Edward Israel. Boris Mikhalkin, Cecil Haight. Row 2: George Conlan, Bob Lee. Masque Gavel Row I (Left to Right): George Solomon, Kleo Apostolides, Sylvia Bacquie, Ramon Truman. Row 2: Robert Schwartz, Ronald Zimmer- man, Andy Vangelatos, and Alan Bonapart. Red Cross Row I (Left to Right): Gloria Boyer, Grace Moalen, Diane Schram, Judith Sommer, Maria Roccos. Row 2: Judith Sterne. Olga Davidoff, Janice Raitt, Shirley Liff, Betty Anderson. Mary Lou Rice. Row 3: Barbara Swift, Mary Beck, Dale Randall. Phyllis Searle. Barbara Cooper. Barbara Bross. Sky-Teens Row I (Left to Right): Shirley Komann, Janice Raitt, Carolen Collin. Row 2: Pat Guttke, Anne England, Geraldine Meyer. Floral Arts Club Row I (Left to Right): Arden Duncan, Hazel Hansen, Beverly Bolteni, Mary Chelquist. Row 2: Carolyn Schwartz, Diane Schram. Chess Row I (Left to Right): Joseph Sharp. Lilian Bauer. Herbert Dasteol. Row 2: Bob Murch, Roy Bogas, Dale Randall. Harold Raphael. C.S.F.—Spring Row 1 (Left to Right): Harold Weitzner, Harry Mathit, David Fitke, Caroline Noui, Anita (loot, Georgie Hamming. Mary Ltwis, Anito Browne, Kleo Apotlolidet, Jocquiline Gloss, Stella Hatton. Row 2: John Ullman, Phylitt Conner, Greta Gorlin, Borboro Slote, Jeon Partont, Soton Miley, Charlotte Woebcke, Jeon Nelton, Sondro Zukerman, Connie Coffendoffer, Lillian Bauer, Dorothy Rogert. Row 3:Jack Kronfield, Anne Englond, Pat Henry, Shirley Helmke, Tonio Pentky, Bev. Menend. Margary Lilly, Morilyn Keeley, Peggie McNomee, Helen landau. Elizobeth Bolin, Borboro Bornhort, Enid Ng. Row 4: Rolph Dunn, Nancy Nelton, Borboro Carter, Gladyt Engelbrecht, Irene Chicot, Riyo Kunitawo, Bill Young, Carlene han, Horvard Lymon, Allan Wong, Kazuo Yoma- soki, Dick Shottok. Music Club Row I (Left to Right): Dana Brenneke. Margaret Robbins, Frances Marltovic. Louise Lindsay. Row 2: John Miedema, Fred Rosenthal. Walter Matthes. Banking Staff Row I (Left to Right): Mary Franklin. Carol Goetz. Lilly Tiede- mann. Harvey Kaplow. Row 2: John Borango. Austin White. Wil- liam Di Grazia. Row I (Left to Right): George Canellos, Ross Weinert. George Chippelas, Don Bacci. Jim Churchill. Ed Fearing. Row 2: Wuymund Wong. John Rumble. Richard Morgon, Gene Gee. Walter Matthes. Pat Walters. Peter Belcher. Row 3: Robert Millard. Ira Tunilc. Judy Wagner. Joyce Holbroolc. Faculty List MR. O. I. SCHMAELZLE, Principal MISS ELEANOR M. JACKSON. Vice Principal MR. G. M. KLINGNER, Vice Principal MISS ELEANOR PARSONS, Head Counselor Abercrombie. Mr. Edw. Garin, Miss Edith O'Leary. Miss Alice Ainsworth, Mrs. Melanie Gates. Mrs. Bernice Odone. Mr. Walter Archer. Miss Helen Gorham. Mr. Edw. Pearson. Mr. Seymour Bannister, Mrs. Birchlyn Gowan. Mrs. Birdeena Phelan. Mr. John Bartholomew. Mr. Bruce Herrick, Mrs. Lenamae Poole. Miss Margaret Bickel. Mrs. Mildred Hoppel. Miss Alice Poppin. Mr. George Bolin, Miss Cecile Henry. Sgt. Charles Raphael. Mr. Henry Brandt. Mr. Franz Hesselberg. Mr. A. Rauner, Miss Mildred Brillhart, Mrs. Evelyn Jacobsen. Mr. Clinton Rausch. Miss Josephine Browning. Miss Edith James. Miss Ethelinda Rumer. Mrs. Margaret Burke. Mr. John Kellogg. Miss Erma Scharff. Miss Arline Carroll. Mr. Cecil Kennedy. Mrs. Florence Shearer. Miss Florence Carson. Miss Lucille Kirwin. Miss Marie Silberstein. Miss Edith Cauley, Miss Kathleen Knott. Mr. Marion Sundel. Mrs. Dorothy Collins. Mrs. Alice Lapeyri. Mr. Ferdinand Swanson. Mrs. Myrtle Coope, Miss Margaret Lee. Sgt. Clarence Taylor. Mr. Arthur Counihan, Miss Catherine Linn. Mr. Donald Vanderlaan. Mr. Eldred Cullinan. Miss Laurette Logan, Mrs. Edna Vasquez. Mr. Louis Davis, Miss Catherine Madfes. Mr. Saul Wagstaff. Mrs. Frances Deehan. Mrs. Cecilia Magner. Mr. William Williamson. Mrs. Elsie Denny. Mrs. Margaret Marshall. Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs. Alice Douglass. Mr. John Morton, Mr. F. W. Wilson. Mr. Onni Fagin, Mr. Arthur Forcade. Miss Dorothea Murphy. Miss Elizabeth Mr. Purcell. Employment Miss Florence Weinstein, Main Office Mrs. Leah Stein. Attendance Mrs. Louise Koster. Clerk Wire. Mr. Hugh Mr. J. A. Thompson. Foreman Janitor Mr. William Anderson. Engineer ADVERTISING SECTION The cooperation of these Merchants helped to make this Year Book possible. PORTRAITS IN THIS SURVEYOR BY J. H. DOHERTY FISHER STUDIO GEARY 14th MEDICAL PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Open Til 11 P.M. 5001 Geary St. San Francisco, Calif. Phone BAyview 1-4638 Featuring . . . Smart Brogues YOUNG MEN'S STYLES! COLISEUM SHOE STORE 642 CLEMENT ST. 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