San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1920 volume:

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Sv f 5255 ' ' ' ik' . . . , X Seml-Annual IS 1n the hands of the reader. ,, A U, , . , . . . . , 7 Y I X ' 9 HW? 1WltWWWH W In the name of frlendslup and as an appreclatlon for hls efforts towards a blgger and better San Dleffo Hugh School, thls book IS respectfully DEDICATED 1 WQA.HAMMAN .VJ v5 . Jl,x SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo Three ME. . I ,R :I-Qtr' . A A .f ':1. ,,, 'tl by EL f fl ,tl 1 A V K l , ,. Vx ' '.x . ll rn. . A,,. . ff Q N. 'sl I Quilt? , Ji' , '35 lyk 'yi i R3 X 'Er - P' xii? F ., '11 ll ,eg A ' F welll lv gills 310 'lin' 1, ,W ith?- 'gli' ,, 9- Q. .hlllf c A 4 1 33 o D O 0 9 . . ja. A . . g Q ,. U ,' - I H X , ., T0 V J U 'W' vs- E I SEMI ANNUAL STAFF WILLIAM GOEBEL CAYCE Ed1tOf 1n Ch1ef Loulse Hxeklsch ASSlSt ASSOCIATE EDITORS Marcus Dufiield Ol1ve Hawley Betty Burns Evelyn Bldwell Lorle Mayer Louella Perry G1 ls Spo Joyce Benner Ireton Brannerd jo Johnson Curtls Gorham ART Douglas Steade Beatrxce Snyder Wmlfred PYICC Ella Hansen Gerald Holland ant Edltor Amy Klauber L E Jones BUSINESS Bus1ness and C1rculat1on Manager Advert1s1ng Manager Asslstant BUSIHCSS Manager Asslstant C1rculat1on Manager B SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 IQ C121 'r' rts Boy's Sports Cecil Neff . , . ' ' ' ' 'ru S If w F , ' '5 LC-J.: f'f 7'1 4? :W ml' A, D 48' 'ffei W .11 L A Ir Nul 1 5 H' -'lf' in-J Louxse Hneknsch Louella Perry Joyce Benner 42 v a v asuJ'm ,pi .nf ull? sf am? 51 vm ' Wulf ef lg .n. vgx lu U l f.- 'N it MW hmadA .'.r Ai 4, iv ing ,f 'N-'nl' Marcus Duffield Wm Goebel Cayce Douglas Steade 'ffl r-f 'NPV Olnve Hawley Betty Burns Amy Klauber k 'gg SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo vw. 'T' L. 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'V 32 22.1. .. ti .L U, ' h 'r' L Liu ij ' L. . 15 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Y -gb, RADUATES of the class of January 1920 wh1ch marks lb ,4 the forty first class handed the1r proverblal sheep sk1ns x I by the San D1CgO Board of Educat1on the wr1ter assumes the honor pr1v1lege pleasure and author1ty of trymg to express to you the s1ncere and hearty congratu1at1ons the ent1re Assoc1ated Student Body and members of the Faculty as well ex tend to you But when the wr1ter tr1es to find the words by Wh1Ch to express the h1gh commendat1on for wh1ch you are so r1ghtly 1n l1ne he finds h1S vocabulary suddenly falls short that It IS far below normal and confesses he d1d not know It was so 11m1ted W1th the lapse of t1me marked happemngs occur 1n the 11ves of every 1nd1v1dual Graduat1on 1S a happemng of marked s1gn1ficance 1n the l1fe of every sen1or to wh1ch each of you w1l1 refer 1n latex years Wlth a keen feelmg of appreclatlon wh1ch w111 pOSS1b1y be frmged Wlth a sllght touch of unaffected reluctance for the many fr1endsh1ps graduatlon IS severmg As th1s story IS bemg wr1tten a full moon 1S seen to be r1s1ng from beh1nd a slantlng h1ll As the moon r1ses h1gher and h1gher 1nto the clear sky whlch 1S dotted here and there w1th a brlght spot lt marks the end of another Cal1forn1a m1d w1nter s day and also the sane startmg of another ThlS plcture can also be compared W1th the present l1fe of a graduatmg sen1or The sen1or takes the pos1t1on of the moon and IS seen to be leavmg the H1lltop As the sen1or graduates from the H1gh School and r1ses hlgher and hlgher 1nto the clear sky of 11fe dotted here and there w1th a br1ght spot lt marks the end of one per1od 1n your l1fe and the seemmgly un eventful startmg of another And so the wr1ter speakmg for the ent1re A S B and Faculty w1sh to extend to you graduates the1r most SIHCCYC congratula txons upon your graduat1on from the San D1ego H1gh School They w1sh you the best of all the good thmgs 1n l1fe It IS needless to sav that to see you leave the school 1S a source of deep regret We hate to see you leave our mldst SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 4? 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YOUR MUNEYS WORTH fx HERE are three dlstmct classes of students 1n the H1gh School 0 tint F1rst those who labor under the 1mpressxon that the1r sole it gf-Q duty durlng the1r four years at the Hxlltop IS to cram all the book knowledge physlcally posslble mto the1r cramums Many long QA- hours are spent dxgglng over the1r texts 1s adorn the1r cards Thexr frlends are few they do not have tlme for them They feel consc1ence smltten 1f they take a lxttle t1me for recreat1on They are regarded as grmds snmpletons prod1g1es or accldents Second those who have no speclal purpose or goal for the1r four years at Hlgh School They 1dle away their t1me few and far between are the hours they spend on the1r texts 3 s adorn the1r cards Then' frxends are also few Interest 1n the1r school work lS that of a prlsoner towards hrs cell They are looked on as loafers problems reglar fellas ammals or sxmply not re garded at all When the first class the grmds get out 1nto the world they blmk and are supplemented by the hard school of experxence granted they are called gemuses But even then the l1fe of a genlus IS not always as n1ce as news paper wrxte ups p1cture lt More than llkely they worry through l1fe wxth the1r noses to the grmdstone comparatxvely fnendless and wonderlng where real happxness IS to be found A sheepskm IS the1r pltlful substrtute for horse sense Members of the second class the 1dlers are m much the same predlca ment as the Hrst class Never havmg learned the slgmhcance of the word must they dr1ft along They too have very few frlends and enjoy llfe more when they forget It What they should do enter mto some school actxvlty then there would be no loafers or grmds For the 1dler class the most attractnve cure posslble IS athletics Th1S lS well for most often perhaps too often schools are judged by the1r athlet1c qual1t1es so a good school needs an abundant sup ply of athletlc materxal both male and female For the grmd class there are many allurmg stxll not paxnful dev1at1ons among whnch are newspaper work and debate The Russ weekly would benefit by some good addltlons on the staff and mnumerable clubs and organlzatlons are des1rous of their membershlp But what about the thlfd class? They are the ones few ln number who enjoy themselves ln the bellef that the1r four years ln Hlgh School 1S to secure a well balanced educatlon pr1mar1ly also for the purpose of making frrends and developmg themselves physxcally and to have a reasonable good tlme and help others to have the same amount of pleasure They consxder nelther wholesome recreatlon nor concentrated study wast1ng t1me ls and 2 s adorn the1r cards They make frrends and are frxends They prepare them selves to be useful happy c1t1zens They are gettmg the1r money s worth out of the1r Hugh School l1fe Of whlch class are you a member? E he SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 9 T r 9 Vx! . . 1 . . . if f , . , . . . I r 4 A IQ, e I H SLA 3 , . . I . l , . . , . . ! ! ' . y N - Z 65 Y! ' ' I 9 9 y v ' , bl ' 99 ' ' 1 . , Q , Q groupe 1n the sunlight of realxty. Thexr years spent 1n the school of books 3 , hi ' 99 ' 66 ' 9! 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S g - 3.25 G LCA.: FACULTY HE Faculty of the Hrgh School and juruor College comprlses 98 ,671 l' 1' members teachxng m the followmg departments Enghsh Draw 0' fi'-Q mg Commerclal Mathematlcs Languages Qmcludmg French 5215292 Spamsh and Latmj Hxstory Home Economlcs Scrence Manual J A Arts Muslc and Physlcal Trammg The I-hgh School thus represented const1tutes a well balanced umty such as IS sometlmes called cosmopolman At present the very number of subjects offered IS bewllderlng somewhat to the same extent that the number and ex tensxve floor plans of the varlous bulldmgs offer to the new students It IS qulte a whlle before he flnds h1s way about The Physlcal Trammg Department stands by ltself ln 1ts four phases physical trammg for boys phys1cal tralmng for glrls Mllxtary tralnmg for boys and sports Llke the Enghsh language 1n 1ts relatlon to all other sub jects phys1cal tra1n1ng tends to permeate all phases of work acts as a gov ernor or balance wheel Nor must we forget the cafeter1a w1th 1ts 1mportant necessmtmes and last but by no means least the Llbrary offers a speclal relatlon to all the depart ments that cannot be overlooked The Englxsh Department IS represented by fourteen teachers on full tlme and Hve on part tlme Mlss Sarah E Dudley IS head of the department The work offered ranges from oral express1on and grammar through a compre henslve range of subjects mcludlng a survey of the Engllsh Lxterature Short Story course work 1n EXp0S1tlOn and Argumentatlon and to junlor College compos1t1on drama and publlc speakxng The Drawmg Department lncludes seven teachers w1th Mlss Shxrley Charles as head Mr George F Sawyer actmg head of the Commerclal Department wlth ten teachers workmg ln the department The Mathematlcs Department w1th Mr Mott H Arnold as head conslsts of nme teachers The Language De partment of whlch Mr Lawrence W Carr IS head mcludes ten teachers The History Department w1th Mr L S Gerlough as head IS comprlsed of elght teachers One notable addxtmon to the department recently IS the emphasrs be1ng la1d on Amer1can Hlstory and C1v1cs No freshman can now escape con tact w1th Amerlcan Hlstory Home Economlcs wlth Margery L jenkxns as head embraces s1x teachers The cafeterla has recently come under the super v1s1on of th1s department Mr B O Lacey heads the Sclence Department w1th ten teachers Mr J J Green IS head of the Manual Arts Department wxth four teachers Mrs Al1ce Barnett Prlce IS head of the Musmc Depart ment w1th three teachers Mlss Moran Mlss H1mes and M1ss Crabtree rep resent the Phys1cal Traxnxng Department for girls Mr Llgda and Mr Shaver for boys Lt Col W D Geary IS commandmg ofhcer of the local R O T C w1th 150 men Wlth this Vaflety of courses and the wealth of teacher materlal offered them It would seem that the average boy or glrl of San D1ego need not lack of opportunlty to perfect hlmself ln any branch of educatlonal work that may appeal to hlm f '7 E253 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo Nne E33 L J L J Fo 17' vw, hxza .v4. ,v 'N Nfl-.3 . . . . cn ' - TY Q 1 . ' 1 ,jg blxft . . . . . . 9?4g,yQw,,' , 1 1 1 .,QJ I' In . . . . , arp ,:'. 1 l 1 n . 1 1 ei: ,epffi J ' , , , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 , - 1 1 , . . . , , . . , . . . . , . . , ' , . . 1 . F n 3 ' me .f 9 - ' i .f 9 5 J, amz' rfi. -ff-V E iiiig AUTOGRAPHS 3 D. E Q . A ,K Vi L1 f i bENIOR 5EMI ANNUAL JAINUARY 20 .J w 1 1 x x 'Tr ' ' Li 'W' W ff- mf- -f-f f -- f W --W Y Y Y f -- .- H!-' ' 1 1 B 251 ' I-flexeft 1 7w:'. A Bw SENIOR CLASS URBAN IZATION CHARLES CHANDLER President Olive Hawley Vice President Evelyn Bidwell Secretary james Rose Treasurer COMMITTEES COMMENCEMP NT PICTURES Elmer Langdon Chairman Gladys Neitman CGIFISD Chairman RING SOCIAL Douglas Steade Chairman Gordon Carr Chairman SWEATER PENNANT Ireton Brainerd Chairman Anderson Borthwick Chairman STUDENT RECORDS POR SEMI ANNU AL Hal lessee Chairman SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY Z0 E E ' on Ellis Georgia, CBoysj Chairman. G V7 UZ SENIOR A S Wy fu., FTER Work1ng for and w1th us for four years we sudden l ' Dy ly Hnd that one of the best classes ever at the H11ltop IS f ig leav1ng and who says the1r absence w1ll not be e 9 I .M Every aCt1Vlty of the school w1ll m1ss them The class of January 20 has been a lead1ng parc1p1tant rn every way 1n the h1gh school l1fe SIHCC the1r arr1val on the h11l In athlet1cs l1ke most any other class they have made an un questlonable good record for themselves Th1s class has furmshed men l1ke Elmer Langdon better known as Saxlor Charles Fletcher Charles Chandler and J1mm1e Rose to the athletlc l1fe of the h1gh school and also many others In dramatlcs th1S class also has the stars Ol1ver Haw ley and Wharton Stenhouse w1ll long be remembered for the roles they took ln the Adm1rab1e Cr1chton Lorle Mayer Evelyn Bldwell Kenneth W1ll1ams and Ell1s Georg1a w1ll neither be for gotten for the1r work 1n the Dramatlc SOC1Cty When It came to the matter of selectlng class oflicers even way back 1n February 16 the class has always used the best of Judgment 1n the chooslng of the1r leaders Among those who have held offices 1n the class durmg the1r stay at the Castle on the H111 are Ol1ve Hawley Lorle Mayer Charles Chandler James Rose and Charlme Fletcher As for the present officers there 1S l1ttle to be sa1d They are popular and everybody knows them Charles Chandler 1S presldent and has proven hlmself competent OIIVC Hawley one of the most enthuslastlc workers of the school IS VICE president Evelyn B1d well IS secretary and has proven an ever worker for her class and school j1mm1e Rose IS treasurer J1mm1e needs no 1ntroduct1on to the school unless It IS the Freshmen J1mm1e has been actlve 1n the execut1ve l1fe of the school 1n the capaclty of execut1ve commlttee member for th1s class 1n the A S B s1nce he came and IS now pres 1dent of the Assocxated Student Body a fact of whxch th1s class IS proud The gap left 1n the school l1fe as th1s class leaves IS go1ng to be hard to fill They have made an unb1em1shed record for them selves and have made many fr1ends durmg the1r four short years at the hlgh school they hate to leave as much as others hate to see them leave 5757-T' F7 Q 7 gg ' - - f 'wi' . . . 1 Tm ff - f lt. g if, . . . . , . . . . . . 1 ' , . , 1 0 - ' i ' if ' ,L . , , . . , . . , . 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' ! 7 Y , . , . 1 ' S . u 1 , 1 1 ' 2 ' , . . 1 1 , ' 9 1,43 A SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY '20 T z 0 F6791 0 KJ! t.tS.:'3.z vw' 4 A' l .41 , M E Q 3 li l Q N. 215444 CHANDLER Charles T jr Florence School Eng lush Course Corduroy Club 3 Executive Commit t 34 Football 234 Interclass Baseball 3 tercla s Swnmmmg 4 Interclass Basketball 3 H Y Club Asststant Football Manager 3 R O T C Cross Country 3 Class Presml nt 4 Lela-1 S ar-ford UHIVCYSIIY HAWLEY Olive Florence School Enghsh Course Dramatic Society 2 3 4 Musxcal S cxety 1 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Classical Club 2 3 4 Vxce Presn dent G1rls Club 3 Sennor Member Board of Control 4 Honor Roll 1 Girls Student Club 4 Carolme nn Class Play 4 Vnce Presldcnt Class 12 4 Pomona College BIDWELL Evelyn Marlon kt ,vsg ROSE W james Jimmie Florence School Englxsh Course H nor R ll 1 2 3 4 Treasurer f Class 2 Captaxn Red Cross Drnvc 2 Interclass Track 2 4 Class Executive Comm ttce 2 3 Track Team 2 4 Executive Commute 2 3 4 Constxtu tuonal Revision Commmttee 3 Supermterdent of Athlettcs 3 Dramatic Socnety 4 Chaxrman Boy s Receptwn Committee Press Convenhon 4 Boys Councxl 4 Four minute Man 4 Sweater Commxt tee 4 Commencement Committee 4 R O T C 4 Prestdent A S B 4 Class Treasurer 4 Mass achusetts Instltute of Tech Q Fourteen SENIOR SEMI 20 'Q' 1.6.1.1 LL-5 lwsfm- A .3 I A fl '51 Tw tj -f'a-f- gig :,' 2 .if': sh: qw ' . l A W fa ee -: A-: .. , 1 In- ! , 5. 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EDWARDS Maud Justxce Grant School Englxsh Course Class Specxal Committee 2 Musxcal So clety 234 Semor Gxrls Glee Club Umversxty of Calxforma ELSER Elxzabeth E Logan Henghts School Honor Roll 2 Classical Club 12 Semor A Glee Club San Diego junior College FARISH Edward Trlghman Grant School Engl neermg Preparatory Course Presndent Radio Club 2 Stage Force 2 Tenms Club 3 Tenms Tournament! 3 Dramatxc Socxety 234 Stagle anager 34 Cadets 3 R 0 34 Boo Exchange 4 Records Commnttee 4 Stanford Um FLETCHER Chas G Nuts Lincoln School Engllsh Course Honor R ll 3 Freshman Debate Society I Corduroy Club 1 Class Treasurer l Class Executive Commlttee 1 Interclass Swlm mng 1234 Swimmmg Team 1234 Interclass Tennis 2 Asst Football Manager 2 Vlce Pres: dent Swlmmmg Club 2 Dramatlc Society 1234 Basketball Team 234, Class Presrdent 3 Execu tive Commlttee 3 Football Manager 3 Boys Councnl 4 Boys Reception Commlttee Press Conventnon 4 Class Dance Commnttee 4 Basket ball Manager 4 Sect Treas Swxmmmg Club 4 Stanford Umversrty c1 KN is Elghteen SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY LCTBJ ' x E93 Yrgggn r '1 'X XJ La!-JJ ki I 2 ,, ff? 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LISCHNER PAULINE Roseville Grammar School Raja Yoga Academy 6A years Foreign Language Course Scmor A Glee Club Senxor Basket Ball Nursmg School LUTES Floy Brooklyn School Honor Roll 1234 Classical Club l2 Gxrls Councll 34 Sensor A Glee Club Post Graduate Course MAYER Lorle Frances Florence School Russ Week ly 2 3 Girls Editor of Russ 2 3 Dramatlc Society 23 L1eutenant ln Red Cross Drive 2 Secretary junior Class and Entertainment Commlttee 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Commlttee Girls Track Meet 4 Social Committee 4 Srmor Prom Commnttee 4 Semor A Glee Club Commencement and Ditch Day Commlttee 4 Glrls Council 4 Chairman Rmg and Pm Commlttee 4 Dance Commxttee Press Convention 4 Manager of Lost and Found 4 Semn Annual Staff 4 Entertam ment Commutee 4 Secret Service Ward Belmont, Nashvllle Tennessee MOYSE Samuel 11:31 fN un 6.5 rg.:-91 ECL Twenfyrwo SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo so LCSBJ V ' u ju E rf e Q 'A ' ', f -' -'f - . A 1 -I . y ,JW - 1 1' lv 1 A I . 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X M LAL-ii.: LtL:D.a MOSES Clara Leona Florence School Senior A Glee Club Fresno State Normal School MURRIN Irene Mary NEFF Cccxl W1lson Iforencc School Englneermg Preparatory Course Cro s Country 1 Freshman Debating Socxety 1 Wnreless Club l 2 S cretary Wireless Club l Dcbatlng Socxety Z Interclass Baseball 2 Interclass Track 34 Track 4 Assist ant Clrculatxon Manager Russ 3 Circulation Man ager Annual 4 Clrculatmon Busmess Manager Sem1Annual 4 Custodlan Morgue 4 Russ Book Exchange Indoor Game 3 Football 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Dramatxc Society 4 Pres Convention Commlttec 4 Corduroy Cub 3 Tu of War 4 ntercla s Tenms 4 H1 Y Cub 4 Tcmls Cu 3 Hod Club 4 Throop Tech NEITMAN Gladys Margaret Lmncoln School English Course Silver Gate Club 1 Spamsh Club 2 Girls Track Meet 4 Manager Semor A Glee Club 4 Chaxrman Glrl Picture Commxztce 4 11' 5,l . 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ORCUTT Herman C Latln and Engllsh Course San Diego Junior College REINBOLD Gertrude Course No 7 Normal School STAHL Leonard E Normal Traxnmg School English Course Hx Y Club Spanish Club SCICUYIFIC Club Honor Roll 2 3 4 Umverslty of Callforma SIMMONS Marjorxc E Sherman School Engllsh Course Spanish Club 4 Grand Chorus 12 Semor Glrls Glee Club Hugh School Girls Rowlng Crew 4 San Diego State Normal School YQ: 4.3 rg.-9-1 0 Twem Fou SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 Q LG-.JJ y LCA.: . - . E Y 1, C. M 1f '4?r 'V Q mllmriizl s- nag ,H l ,. V . ff' 1' A .' 1 f , H 1 .' , aj- Q, S l I W -,2','4 ,: I l' 1 . - C f I V .A 'y - , A gllfl, 'B . Q ri, ff' 'f S 'l 5 4 x ,Y uf ' S., H, XG , Q I 'I :ELK m' M ,.v, - ' A .lqagfgmzg ll ,rmigahf .4 1 359 Q CQ V' , - . Z - agile - K Qnjja 'ls 1 J . at , 6 'l 5 S . Q , ' 'C C f 'fr ' 33 ' 4: 5, E 14 , 5 A gifs C X M115 tfgfurxllxf , fi i-V A 4'-a E' I 2 ffl- ++-up 2:62 g. H - bl .Q -Qlffsm? 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SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo Twc,,.,Sm,, 0 1 A .wffzflif 1 .I .',, 9 ' if 2 4, ini ,ri -f ' A S Af L 7 Q :J Y 1, . ,r V ' w- is 5? .1 'QT' rg. ei! W' QQ A 'Wil , A Agri ' lin ' f 'V , lk 5 23: .g gk , f ,.,' X -.T Z. - ,I x ASQ, A5 ix V A irq , ,,', ,T Q-71 rf-71 4? Lc.3.1 ,ax I-.,,f' ga-msw N' 3. ji? wr-F 'x' 100' wk qi i v'S 0 xx ln QHHPIIIUYIEIIII Ginza nf january 3636 Givnrnr Rnllm ID:-mulr Ichmarh Gfltlpn Clin sap Gbrh Hits Clxzahrtly ihul1nn.xurnrlgQ9 ik ul u.J.a O TWemyF,ght SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo L '.l gizg .Clif - , Q W A 1 x ,. , Q - ' v . , . . V, K. , - . . A .e 7' QM k L.. 'Z .L as fr iii 'ff N j - X f f- A, Nr A Ae, E ' 4 . fy 2 . 2 J , . 5 1 Q3 f,-A . iggxzfgg , . , lg , A A Q g f A . ? I ,df h - 3 ' L X - T .14 -'45 ,25 M A . q A ' - - - ' ' - , , .. f if? - A ' ,i w-L f f ' ix . ' 1 ' .Vx J- Q A I V ye a- , .- I ,:'.J,,, 'g - 'z' I Q ' , I 2. Y' L 'WA , A 9 , - 41 n - . A , Q, ' A' ,lf 2 J . 3 f .- Q. r , ,. 1 , I A J A ,Q K t My X A ,I --' ' . lfw . 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Betty Burns George Roberts Helmse Du Paul f- HE Sen1or B Class embarked upon 1tS epochal career m 1916 when Fi, lc, xt was enrolled 1n the San D1ego Hlgh School The class has con t1nually been 1n the athletlc l1mel1ght of the school The1r first self gvtm A4l attamed glory came dur1ng thexr first year at the Hxlltop when a member of the class captured the annual cross country dash An other athletxc prommence attained durmg thelr 1n1t1al on the H111 was that It t1ed the senlor s for first place 1n lnterclass football and won other varlous types of mdoor and outdoor sports The same standard record established dur1ng IIS first year at school was rpymtamed through the Sophomore and Jumor years and untxl the present tlme In select1ng the class ofiicers the members used WISC dlscretlon Edward Tully popular student and of football fame IS pres1dent Ed has shown an untold amount of pep and has contr1buted much to the athletlc prom1nence of the class Betty Burns IS v1ce pres1dent Everybody at the Hllltop knows Betty for she has held 1nnumerable offices 1n the var1ous act1v1t1es 1n the school To Betty IS due much of the cred1t for mak1ng the Sen1or B class the success 1t IS Helolse DuPaul IS secretary and has filled the pos1t1on 1n an effectwe and efficlent manner George Roberts of baseball champlonshlp prommence IS treasurer George IS another mdn r of the class every one 1n the school IS well acqua1nted w1th for he yva's ca ta1n of the vars1ty baseball team who 1n 1918 won the State Champlonshxp The Semor B hhve-ego taken an act1ve part 1n socnal affa1rs of the school and stage 216 first n ght dance of the year 1n honor of the Pomona football team w played San D1ego on the local grounds November 1 More class Splflt and enthuslasm was exh1b1ted when pract1cally every member of the class bought sweaters whxch were blue and wh1te w1th a double X on the front Wxfm L-5.1 Q SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 lhfrryone 'P 1.t.J.1 Lk--JJ ' 1 tlkli .554 5 : , A 'f'v if 'L f ' 1 , ' I 1 3 1 n , K ' A .- J rs' 1 f ! , .2 4 v Vg 1 1 fa f 'lf' l In f IL ' 7 . . . . :Nl :USU . - l .3 'fb . . . . . . 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LLJJ Li, XX' UNIORS ILM rg HE class of 21 renowned for 1ts extra supply of pep was the v Hrst class to reorganlze after school opened last September The iflhmg A W1ll1s vrce pres1dent Paul W1lder secretary and M1lton F1n z berg treasurer Much of the success of the class at large IS due to the tnreless efforts of Xx the varlous comm1ttees who have done much to a1d the class Soc1al affarrs have not been neglected Posslbly the greatest socxal success of the class was the jumor Sen1or prom wh1ch was a dec1ded cred1t to the class and an example of the good txmes now bemg planned by the soclal commrttee wh1ch cons1sts of Laurence Welhngton M1ldred Raybourne and M1ldred Burke The jumor class IS a wee b1t proud of the fact that four of the A S B of Hcers are from the class They are V1rg1n1a Shaw hlstorxan Bruce Lyons yell leader Clyde Bartel 3A Ex Commlttee member and M1ldred Burke 3B Ex Comm1ttee member One half of the Russ staff IS also made up of junlors The class has been well represented m athletlcs as thelr record ever smce they entered the h1gh school w1l1 show The JUHIOYS were the Hrst to elect an athletrc commlttee wh1ch has been another means of mak1ng the class of 21 a success Thls commrttee cons1sts of the managers of basketball cross coun try and track The class has good maternal to pxck from and xt IS ex ected w1ll make a good record for themselves and the school The basketball man agershxp 1S 1n the hands of Alden Ross who IS a shark for shoot1ng baskets Hugh Good track manager lS capable of makmg the track a success Hugh is a track star hrmself The cross country manaver IS Gerald Holland who IS also sports edltor of the Russ and an accomplxshed track man 4 wx? l'C 5 l Lib Th tyFour SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo A are bkld 4 1 3 A Y Der! nnulcwa Aueutm v .us -..... ......-. , , Y -X M p V Nw, y 3 , , lx , 1 1 Q1 1' f T I by J v 1 A 1 ' V A ,J ' I , F ' I X! ff' 'T s ' 11 n 1, 15 ,Q ,Fay 9 l 9 . f , following oilicers were elected: Bert Andrews, presidentg Thelma I .LLQAQQ ' ' , ' - ' 3 ' , , ' ' t el- 9 , . I , . . . , . . 3 , 3 1 ' . 1 -U 1 U . . . . , 9 U . . . , - - , . ' , ' 5' l u n , It .,, 1 , . , . . I ' ' ca . ,CQ . v 'fxf' Va-1 2223 uma EEE E AUTOGRAPHS if 1. G E W WWW G05 1183231 SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 0 l.L:E1 FHUNURE N ,uv A K Thtys bENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo E L-'fpvzill 5 I J gf . - 5 Q . -XA X: f X A K Q JQX ,gy . 'fx 'Q A . H ' , ' ' . 'Rx' X553 MA 'U 3 if ., x C, v 11 J x - 'r 'K A ' 3l'2'521i-'ff'-'-. H .5-xl :Zvi-.. 5 lllll r N H114 ' 1 . 3 hr - F213 Lx.: 1, A N X21 : JAZHLQQ.-2 J - 1:i::':' C111 'J ll - : llillllllllxss . -1 I It: E l, llun 'VII 0 -: . I ' ' ' . ' .1 . I Sb '.- '- '- ' I I V f 1 R M , A ' Q2 A ,. - gf' l.L.J.J rr? rl K0 JW? l L24 Y Q2 KAQDMMPQD f r' M' JB, we M- f WWW? 2 l :Vg ,sa ,Q ,M , fffr? 13 Frank Frye Frances De Pons Eddle Bowen Wmfield Lacey OPHOMORES -Y Rv OTS of pep ' Th1s IS the mam characterlstlc of the present Sophomore class The class of 1922 made an unusual recor as gyda Freshmen and they lntend to carry It on Wlth ofiicers electe fgdi they started the year off w1th a bang Frank Frye who has al ready d1splayed executlve ab1l1ty by presldmg at Jomt meetmgs of Soph mores and Freshmen was elected pres1dent Frances De Pons who was v1ce pres1dent of the class dur1ng 1918 19 IS Hlllflg the pos1t1on of v1ce presldent to the best of her knowledge Edward Bowen IS secretary Wm neld Lacey has filled h1s pos1t1on as treasurer w1th great effzclency He IS also presldent of the Sc1ent1fic Club The class soclal commlttee IS composed of Fred Kunzel Carol Chandler Margaret Chase and the four officers of the class Frank Frye Frances De Pons Edward Bowen and W1nF1eld Lacey Through the1r untmng eFforts the Sophomore dance on November 7 was one blast of pep and Jazz and was declared by all a success Phyllls Wxse IS the Sophomore member of the board of control Chalmers Mackenzle and Fred Kunzel, are executxve comm1ttee representat1ves Chal mer lb also upholdmg our reputat1on 1n track whlle Fred IS one of the varslty football warrlors R1ght here we w1ll name another celebraty, Lawrence Hall also on the varslty team To crown the clxmax of our athlet1c trxumphs IS Phxl Mata boxmg mstructor of the school Phxl IS also Sophomore athlet1c manager Through a llttle 111 luck the Sophomore g1rls have not shown up well so far 1n sports A large number of g1rls have turned out for basket ball, tenms, and lndoor baseball The g1rls are really to be partxcularly commended for thelr actlve interest m all the act1v1t1es Here's to the class w1th colors, HCCFISC and black ' 4 Q 5 rG7f,,1 erxj 1 sxfo ea . 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LG-3-I ,ur If 'lmlfix IW f 'alll- ff' VU' 93 Ala McG y M a s a FRESHMEN gf ga uh LL of the classes of the Grey Castle have had two three or four U A years as the case may be to estabhsh themselves 1n the hxstory of Xl fr YQ the school The snappy l1ttle Babes declded they wanted to be C ,LQ come famous 1n a hurry so they elected Allen Ohver presldent The school agreed that thelr cholce was a long strlde toward fame Ohver has become popular at h1lltop smce hrs arrlval 1n September To have strong oflicers to back thexr peppy presldent the Freshmen chose Alan McGrew v1ce presldent Lucy Moore secretary and Francls Shaw treasurer In athletlcs the Freshmen are excelled by none Howard Wxlllams IS one of the stars of th1s class Howard turned out for football and made the varsity whlch IS consldered excellent for a Hrst year man He xs now the xdol of an ador1ng class Allen O11ver Rex Drlver jack Strong and Clyde McKenz1e turned out for track under the leadershlp of the frosh track captam Robert Stevenson The star Mldget team was composed wlth few exceptlons of Freshmen A splendld soclal commlttee conslstxng of Kenneth Gxllons jack Strong and Ruth R1bble has been appoxnted The class colors of old rose and sllver w1ll probably be Hashmg forth 1n many soclal events of the future When the Sen1ors leave they may be mlssed but there w1ll be some seven hundred and mne enthus1ast1c freshmen to take thexr place WWW gl 'Sr S. 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A A q QN J UA Y I3-El JUNIOR COLLEGE HE San Dlego jumor College lS no longer local m xts fame all Call l 'rf forma knows lt IS here Approxlmately s1xty Hve students are now ,L Rui enrolled ln the college w1th posslbly the same number of hugh 2. -Ziyi school students carrymg one or more jumor College subjects ! In athlet1cs managed by Howard Thompson the local college has been actlve ln basketball especlally Wlth Laurence Coulthurst as captain the team has entered the Cxty Basket Ball League Games wlth northern schools have also been played and more are scheduled The college boasts of two umque orgamzatxons the jug Club whxch ns composed entlrely of glrls and the Hod Club whlch numbers only boys Many social events have been staged th1s year by the Jumor College One of whxch was a get together Halloween dance whlch was held at the resldence of Lou1se Cowles presldent of the Jug Club That progress xs the watchword of the Jumor College IS seen by the fact that two new orgamzatxons the Debatmg Socnety and the Dramatxc Club have been formed th1s year The former boasts of Opal Lamb manager and josephme Johnson as presldent has been successful 1n the1r local work and also scored a name for xtself wlth other schools of Southern Callforma who have Jumor College departments The Dramatlc Club wlth Howard Muckle as manager has become one of the most xmportant orgamzatlons of the Col lege Stop Thlef a modern comedy was glven as the first fall product1on Among those who took part ln the play and won for themselves well earned praise were Howard Muckle Kenneth Flood james Coulter Opal Lamb Florence Ramsey and Ethel Connors The play was termed a great success by those who saw It and helped greatly xn the estabhshment of the new Col lege organ1zat1on Regular student body assemblles are held every Wednesday A commlt tee consxstmg of Ruth Lormg chalrman Duane Hawkms and Prmc1pal H O Wxse has been very successful 1n carrymg out a serxes of vocatlonal lectures by several speakers of note and mterest One of the ma1n factors m estabhshmg the fame of the local jumor College IS the Colleg1ate the College oflicnal publlcatlon edlted by Sam Dows The l1ttle sheet IS good and newsy and xs a credlt to the College The officers for thls year who have done much to msure the future of the local Jumor College are as follows Sam Dows Presldent Laurence Coulthurst Secretary Dorothy Earle V1ce Presldent James Coulter Audxtor Kenneth Flood Treasurer Rowena Ireland H1stor1an EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE josephme Johnson Katherme Bullock Sarah Crosby Howard Muckle 0 Q 35 M. J . . . . . - ' FQ-:lu . - . . - . 4. tx: , . ' Azv',Q,f,2gQ-4. ' I , . I I Y 9 ! Y ! FQfyT sEN1oR SEMLANNUAL JANUARY zo iiiiii? Q? 53+ AUTOGRAPHS Q W www Ez ,pf GIDAPY 1 Q xE'i FEET' X! c50IVlE BABIES X l' BILLIE XGAMPIN5 MAKERS QW' V ll moss: UP YOU SAVOY .Jusr MOMENT M PANTAGE5 Q 0 WE SWEET DEMUR ART COURT QUEENS SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 E?'Ei Sf-EI W? F l ill ,.,,, lg? SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL ANUARY 6 '20 1, dm J F tyF e J B nr- in , QU' f Y 615' 'H ' ,ffhw ff! I, ' ,V X J 0 X 3? -X. f ,, , 1 K f 1 x ' A f , .. y Y A 9: . XV . Y 1-L . , , , X 1 N 4-it u V, , 'x 1, v l , Hz' fr I - 1 - x 1 U 0 ,- I B ' X xx 0 V N ' M 0 co 1 , K 0 0 0 O X 0 O , 0 0 Q ' I l' 1. A? o Ye nnsf-I1 , ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY L EING the first adm1n1strat1on 1n the San Dlego I-I1gh Q W O School to hold office for only one semester the present If set of Student Body officers w1ll stand 1n a qu1te unlque pos1t1on on the pages of school hlstory Perhaps because thelr per1od of of:fic1al work was just cut ln half the officers have attempted to make the semester one of extraordlnary act1v1ty An A S B dance xn study 86 early m September not only proved the first hop of the year, but also set a precedent for the semesters to follow, s1nce dances under the ausp1ces of the Student Body are entxrely new Not smce the present sen1or class entered the Grey Castle as httle peagreens have assembl1es played such an 1mportant part mg the semester Another new feature 1n school hlstory was lnauguarated when a contract was s1ned w1th the Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Ch1 cago for a serles of four entertamments to be g1ven at the hxgh school Two of these have already been held and the others come next semester The officers for the semester were as follows ELWYN I-IELLER Treasurer EARLE WALWICK Ticket Audltor LOUELLA PERRY Vxce Presldent VIRGINIA SHAW Hlstorlan LELAND STANFORD Secretary CHAS DAVIES Edltor Russ H O WISE Faculty Advxsor JAMES ROSE Presldent BRUCE LYONS Yell Leader The Execut1ve Comm1ttee Chalmers Mackenzle Fred Kunzel Alma jenmson Charles Chandler Lynn Cayot Clyde Bartel M1ldred Burke 9 Ext.-3.1 F ty S SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY QM xr . . . . . I . . . . , C6 1, ' ' O6 7, in school affairs. More than twenty-five assemblies were 'held dur'- ., . , . . . 4A ' . . . ZA . . . . . 4B . . . . . 2B . . . . . 3A ' . . . . 1A ' .... 3B F11- 15 or - ix - W, r all-fm 2' mg? mgQqh,ghT 6 li WWA ml X 33 4 WM an ss SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo p,,,t,S,v,,, A , O -Q 2 - N' ja-,4 'N wj A'-A, .,A ' W, 1 A 4 ' mfg Q iw , 33 E A Q Q 1 J ix i 33 . 6 ' ,: , KN ,y A Q QR T I J 1' 8- A '41 1 . A Z ' f we JH 2:-YY f -,952 Y .3 A N f 4 212111 if A 'WA 'A Q 'N ,A NT W ' - vs, V , ' ' ' W f J Q V3.1 Q H ly Ntale Kbler Ruth Schfl Mld d Buk GIRLS STUDENT CLUB KD F024 T IS seldom that a newly organxzed club meets wrth the 1mt1al suc r if cess that the recently formed Glrls Student Club has Only or to wg, gamzed the latter part of last semester thus club has spread 1tS ln 3 j X Q2 fluence throughout the school Officers were nommated and fe L' elected at the txme of orgamzatlon Olxve Hawley was chosen presldent Natalle Kxbler was elected v1ce presxdent Ruth Schlferle was elected to handle the dutles of secretary and the office of treasurer was gwen to Mlldred Burke The cabmet chosen consxsted of the four ofhcers Evelyn Bldwell Evelyn Brownell Pauhne Bretz Louella Perry Amy Klauber Joyce Benner Thelma Wlllrs Mrss Hunt of the Recreatron Center and Mlss Prxce Mlss Ruth Prlce IS the faculty advrsor of the club The cabmet meets every two weeks and a great deal of credrt IS due xt for the success of the orgam zatnon The purpose of the club IS to promote a democratlc feelmg 1n the school and to estabhsh a hlgher standard of morals Every member of the club IS encouraged rn democratlc manners and dxscussron groups meet every Monday at the Recreatxon Center The g1rls are entertained wlth mterestmg talks Supper IS also served them The first large meetmg was held last june An mterestmg address was gxven by a Los Angeles Y W C A worker and a splendxd program followed The second meeting was the much dxscussed stunt party Th1S was grven ln October Stunts were presented by each member of the cabmet and her com mxttee Refreshments were served The third meetmg was held at the htgh school dur1ng assembly perxod Here the members were entertalned by valu able talks glven by Mlss Gogm and Mlss Damon The Senior A glee club rendered a few selectlons to the delxght of the assembly Not to be omltted was the big rally at the Y W C A 1n November Of specxal mterest IS the work done by the Socxal Welfare Commlttee Amy Klauber IS chaxrman of th1s commlttee and has been mstrumental 1n xts success The commxttee has accomp11shed a great amount of work at the Nerghborhood House The Student Club assrsted wlth Chrxstmas work there also mi, Fumyisghr SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY rg-ww 4' . 5,71 qfx-1 ' L13 LN B.: Olive aw e a i i ier e i re r e DA L4 V I , . . . . . - . , .Ly , , 1, X, .. 3 , . ,-if 'ia ' . - , 5 . ez, 3 V21 , ' ,- rf'. l- , g: ' I N ,Z ' . 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AA L.. l1 -'l MTM, Amy Klaube Mildred Burke Natalie Klbler Betty Burns THE GIRLS CL B HE Glrls Club 1S one of the largest and best known orgamzauons qu QQ' mn the school besldes the A S B Every glrl upon entermg the , N Qi school automatxcally becomes a member of the club gjli j9Q The club ns the mother of the b1g sxster movement whlch was A 0 A started m 1917 It takes charge of all new glrls 1n the school and helps them to become acquamted w1th the stude ts The Freshman Welcome Receptlon whqz-h a semx annual occurrence was held September 26 oQy.a14efadm1tte tc9tl'1Tsl entertainment A dance IS gwce-nfin StudyQ6'pre eded by a varxed program H1 jmx a nual event glven by the glrls and for glrls o ly proved to rea cess It was glven on October 31 and repeate pon November 14,41 th tlmes to a packed house A French orphan Gebrlel Bouteher was adopted by the girls two years ago and lS st11l bemg supported by them Each Thanksgxvmg the g1r1s provlde a blg dmner for the mmates of the Helpmg Hand Home The chlldren of the Maude Booth Home are glven Chrxstmas stock1ngs and many useful g1fts durmg the Yulet1de by the girls Each chxld IS v1s1ted by some member of the club ln order to find out just what the chlld would l1ke to have Amy Klauber Mlldred Burke and Mlss Ehzabeth Freeze attended the annual Glrls League conventlon at Redlands November 21 Candy sales take the place of dues There were two such sales glven thxs year The executlve body of the club IS known as the Board of Control whlch IS composed of the executlve ofiicers one member from each class appolnted by the presldent, and the vlce presldent of the school, who IS honorary mem ber of the club A representatlve body, the gurls councll, IS composed of one glrl from each reglstratlon group , The members of the Board of Control are Amy Klauber Mildred Burke Natalie Knbler Betty Burns Mmme Moore Freshman Member Presldent Phyllls Wlse Sophomore Member Vxce Presxdent Thelma Wlllzs Jumor Member Secretary Ollve Hawley Semor Member Treasurer Louella Perry Honorary Member rg-91 rf-171 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY -zo Fo. 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Y . , , . 1 1 - I 1 I A I b ell Co pt CLASSICAL CLUB hw ad 7X W' J? up and all the rest of the accouterments A dlnner party w1th danclng m between bites 5 WK An hour of fun playmg unusual Latm games And probably a dance There xs the story of the Classlcal Club domgs for the past semester 1n a nut shell Yes xt ms a pretty blg nut shell but that IS natural The Classlcal Club started out last semester Just l1ke an ord1nary club by electlng ofhcers and It dld a good Job Mar1on Deebach and Russell Compton were chosen presldents Eleanor Decker and Helen Hale VICE presldents Ellzabeth Ellrs and Everett Dlckson secretarles Katherme Montgomery and Vlrglma Shaw treasurers The play Saccus Malorum was an lnterestmg three act comedy ln the Latm tongue A full audrtorlum greeted lt on the afternoon of November 24 The cast Leland Stanford Thelma W1l11s Marlon Deebach Isabel Dodd Gerald Holland Frank Frye Eleanor Decker Elxzabeth Elhs Narcrssa De lano George Thonsen Marcus Dufheld Morrls Forbes Loxs Lovell Arthur Pennycamp and Carl Hellbron In the hour of fun Authors m Latm a Latm alphabet game and maklng words out of Latm proverbs were xndulged ln Ten new members were ad mxtted at thls meetmg At the t1me of th1s wrmng the dance has not yet been glven The club has been on the wamng 11st srnce the first of the semester and whlle there IS llfe there IS hope Probably 1f any one should ask whrch was the l1vest club ln the school there would be as many answers as clubs but surely no club has a better rxght to clamm that honor than the Classlcal Club T W 'fgeiif T l- 227, A 4 pu. K I 15 1 D Q C l . f 5 4 ig? I . e l 5 asv, ' of 1 l x 4 1 gig . Q. Marian Dee ach Russ m on -I--he airy- PLAY,-a regular man-sized play with costumes, scenery, make- r, L fl ' 1 1 '4 . . . . . grid '- - n gi . ' ' , 3 . . . y . . J 3 4 ' Z ' ' , ' : . . . , i , . : V l . ! I 1 Y y s 9 1 ' 1 ! ! 9 Q , . 7 ! H . . ,, . . . . 7 9 Ffty SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 r'71 9 9 LL-JJ 5 if 1 Q70 i 'N 4 li'lrfl Ah Loan 1 BOYS TENNIS CLUB rg? My HE Boys Tenn1s Club exh1b1ted some of the1r old t1me 7 ll A Splflt by be1ng one of the first orgamzatxons to get under TZ! way after school re opened Thmgs were begmmng to Q Q shape themselves mto concrete form when the president Saunders Murray reslgned due to the fact he was leavmg the c1ty The pOS1tlOH of pres1dent was soon refilled when Ireton Bra1nerd was elected on a whlte ballot Cyr1l Irvmg IS v1ce pres1dent of the club Upon assum1ng dutmes as pres1dent Bra1nerd arranged for an afternoon dance wh1ch was a success Fmanclally Archle Logan was appoznted tennls manager about the same t1me and began arrangements for the m1d w1nter tournament Only members of the Tenn1s Club w1ll be allowed to enter the contest wh1ch w1ll be played at an early date Among the old stars st1ll w1th us are Leeds Bra1nerd Lo gan Ekern Rlce Clark Ross and Irv1ng As yet no doubles champlons have been selected but teams cons1st1ng of Leeds and Bra1nerd and Logan and Ekern are sald to be favorltes for the honor. Tenn1s may be a slow game to some, but when the racquet wexlders get a go1ng , at an early date, some new champs are ex pected to develop. fi Q-71 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 Fnft One OJ-I y Ls,-.J L ... :.: our.,- ,-4 fb 1 5 1 ' . 'A Iagvslifyfx S 1, 1851:-'U I . . x, I rf to s A L- . . f. 0 fl f x- 1 ,., L- - J A :rf A 22. ' W ff' JAVDGFQ :1 , 8 L. t .- .. . nag? T? an . . 46? I v ' A Sf- iff' '9 , ' . . fr, fi-it I ' gtg' 155525 :A A , I Q, ,V -L,-55? , ts., 9:2 N . I . .. Nl U Q. . , e I . X, P!! ,, at - L we ff' f' . . :' - 31 .Y f , ' ' 2' .mrs f . K , '- - l iii 1 ' ,, ....-. . ,N , , . I '1 ly! W .uh n .1 'T' 22? . , . W 1 .- , V ,, V 5, , sf, A ' A L - Fw-S1 A . - ,Ra . A . ' E -- ' EL' 1'-'gg I A '32 Y C1 W '547x::-t. , n . I . X . . N. . ' his A is , 4 x 1' xy' -W... .?F:?g,:. , y . ., . Q n M 1 F in ' I ,, ' ' . . A, . x X , , .in- n . F-1 1 ' . 2 5 I I w . .. U2 Q - ' 2'-Q ' - ff in' E, ' QT: T - Q? .if 5 ' W E741 - 'I 1 i ' 1 'mn 1 A Q53 ' ' -G-Du 4? LC.-J.: -M VlBdl'iiE'l31W'QflgbF 43l'71'l' A y Kla K bl Wh te DRAMATIC SOCIETY OR an organ1zat1on that IS full of fun, 1nterest and amuse ment one should choose the Dramat1c SOC1Cty It has OJ: 5021, all these qual1F1cat1ons and even more too numerable to G ' ment1on The membersh1p of th1s soc1ety IS l1m1ted and there 11es the reason everyone Wants to be one of the few Amy Klauber who filled the pos1t1on of v1ce pres1dent last year was elected to the Hrst pos1t1on of the SOC1Cty th1s year namely pres1dent Natal1e K1bler who has taken leadmg roles 1n several product1ons 1S secretary and treasurer Edward Far1sh 15 stage manager and has proven the soclety he IS a capable man for the pos1t1on DlfCCt1OHS for the product1ons of the SOC1Cty are under the per sonal superv1s1on of M1ss Evelyn Pratt a new number of the fac ulty M1ss Pratt has had much exper1ence 1n th1s work and IS fitted to the pos1t1on Each school year two large plays of note are produced One 1n the fall and the other 1n the sprmg In add1t1on to these major product1ons several one act plays are g1ven at varlous lntervals Ifor the fall play The B1g Idea was presented on December 11 and 12 to a packed house at all three performances In producmg The B1g Idea a cast of eleven was used w1th the leads bemg taken by Betty Burns and Bruce Lyons Each member of the cast handled the1r part IH such a manner It was a cred1t to them selves as well as the Dramat1c Soc1ety and the H1gh School A sum of approx1mately S200 was recently voted to the Dra matlc SOC1Cty by the Board of Educatlon for scenery and other much needed mater1al. Q WAX-519 fgtllfv rg--11 F1f:yTwo SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 rf f a I 4 FH :MXN -,1 ij, 33741. 4 SQ' 2? va . 1.21 hi- , D f 'gm I ,i-91 mly fv al,- ' - ff 5 A , .ml Biff xg sr ' ' Q , ' is - I HU' f - 3 3 . ty P GI' 'W' . ' I ., 2' M 9,1 .. I . . ft Q . 3 Lvl Uh , r v ,hi ' P , A5 , Mm I , rx . ., ' , ,X L D , W, .s 7 mail, 1. .f'i'l' t , , , I A H ' .4, :dial I ,'lr1, f1l -' qllf. ls. ' 'vi-5333? ,I iflfk' A 3' m uber Natalie i er Urven i Edward Farish 7 A ,T Uv' . . . . - EW 7 ,. ,, f K , . . . L 1 K I V., ,iff 7'-5 , ' K H , f5',1, a a ,A f 3 'ffe.ff.-foul N Q EJ-1-,QA . , . . . . . . I Ke f 1 95 , V , ' ss ss , .. , .1 9 - 9 9 , - 1 so ' as s I o ss ' ya - ' 9 12 f'11 O 0 V ,ef Dffild 1 THE RUSS WEEKLY ,S 2 U M HE other day we greeted an elevator man Wlth a JOVIHI E' 9 if How come? And r1ght then and there that elevato 'V-no -A semester 1n SIX words Sald he L1fe has 1ts ups and downs At the first of the semester Advert1s1ng Manager james Coul ter found many of our local merchants palnfully dense as he ex plamed to them the mult1far1ous benefits to be der1ved from an ad H the Russ So the Weekly mlssed a beat or two for want of adver t1s1ng The staff was found to be a rather poor thmsv to lean on M cus Duffield succeeded Maurlce Ralser as ed1tor1al wrlter and Ger ald Holland succeeded Cyr1l K1mpton as sports ed1tor The Press Conventlon held here November 21 was 1ndeed a Godsend It was an 1nsp1rat1on Immed1ately followlng It a con ference was held a new schedule for the Russ was drawn up staff meetlngs were dec1ded on room 24 was outfitted as an office and thlngs were generally revlved Tak1ng It all ln all the Russ Weekly has been a success durmg the first semester of the year 1919 1920 What the paper for a t1me lacked m regularlty It made up 1n 1nterest F1nances are 1n a good state The ed1tor and the staff have enjoyed the work and have been benefited by lt One d1st1nct v1ctory was won wh1ch can not be underated The S C S P A Conventlon ma1nly through the efforts of San D1ego Hlgh School endorsed the g1v1ng of cred1ts for work on hlgh school papers It was found and duly pomted out to school authorltles most hlgh school ed1tors FCCCIVC cred1ts f 'L 5:11 1 1 4 Z I fm p 1 -....- 1-9 E 9 ef' Ai I Y - arles Davies Marcus u e James Coulter Ceci NeFf Ein? , ' ' ' X Ugg 4. . as r man told us the story of the Russ Weekly for the past .sf teas: ' ' , ' , ' ' !9 , - , - i ' , ' O , ar- : - l Z 3 ' 3 , I O 9 . alus . , 0 . . 0 9 a n . 4 Q , c o , . mmf' ' cv SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY '20 Fnyrh fr Iran aug, iw 2 'QQ ma N 're 073 Bu? fi' ,M r-'U k....l 1 Cortcllo Col Geary Scgt Hollaway ROTC -1- VER slnce its beglnmng at the Hlgh School the Reserve Ollicers Tra1n1ng Corps has galned not only strength and confidence ln It ng' rg J self but also the respect of the School at large Durmg the early 23 Q39 days of the R O T C here only a very few men turned out ln re A9-1 sponse to the appeal 1ssued bv Captam Frantz former oflicer ln command and at first It seemed rather doubtful whether there would be any R O T C at all But owmg to the unt1r1ng work of the Captam and the loyaltv of the few who were taking the mstructlon the orgamzauon st1ll kept 1ts head up and went at each new phase of the traxnmg wlth an mterest and determmatlon typxcally Amerlcan Unxforms were soon ordered TIHCS and equlpment sent for and upon the future were placed hopes whlch 1f they had mater1al1zed would hax e put San Dlego rn first place as to mlhtary xnstructlon and West Pornt a bad second Through one whole semester the men drllled at close order work and phvsxcal exercxse Such tralnlng IS monotonous beyond words but xt IS abso lutely essentlal to the trammg of a soldxer and the men of the R O T C en tered mto thelr work w1th a determ1nat1on to do It well The men were spared untll later most of the rough open order dr11l whlch would rum c1v1l1an cloth mg and every attempt was made to make the work as lnterestxnof as posslble The present semester brought a partral equlpment of umforms and r1Fles and a change 1n admlnlstratlon Captam Frantz whose work deserves so much commendatlon was replaced by Lmeutenant Colonel Geary a graduate of West Polnt and an overseas soldler of artlllery Captam Frantz s two asslstants Sergeants Halloway and Costello remaln on dutv and they too have shown great ab1l1ty under trylng clrcumstances In splte of the lack of umforrns and equlpment the men have put thexr hearts mto thelr work, for It IS not play, and from day to day month to month they have drxlled 1n close order formatlon ln the stadlum, cllmbed over rugged cactus covered canyons, and hstened to the dry, but necessary mfantry dr1l1 regulatlons as elucldated by Colonel Geary But there IS a brlghter sxde to the R O T C , and that IS the chance for promotlon ln the local Corps and an eventual comm1ss1on m the Reserve rg-'71 FnftyFour SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 LU.: x fl , rw Af' I ,saw . .fp ' Ln V :.v,,. 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' 7 s , 9 1 Y f K' Hifi' WKWQW MMR E Q hllfffwylilfs f t Page Ea l Gust f o SPANISH CLUB my W IL HE Spanlsh Club has had a successful year last semester , 0 Gi It has shown what It could do ,A rugs Much cred1t 1S due to the presldent Robert Van 'F 4521 A Dusen who came from MEXICO not very long ago and through h1s ab111ty both to speak the language and h1s leadersh1p was elected to the office Bern1ce Cornell 1S VICC pres1dent She has been 1n the club for several years and has always been act1ve 1n 1ts work Secretary Secretary OCtaV1a Page and treasurer Earl Gustafson have also done what they could 1n holdlnv up the standard of the club The purpose of el club espanol IS to fam1l1ar1ze the mem bers more Wlth th1s myster1ous language In thls lt has been successful due to the unt1r1ng work of 1tS officers The attendance at the meet1ngs 1S except1onally large and IS mostly due to the good programs g1ven These programs have been of much 1nterest to the Span1sh students for they not only help them 1n learnmg more of the language but also entertaln them The commlttee hav1ng chlrge of the program 1S Helen Dlckason Bern1ce Cornell and 0CtaV1a Page Another th1ng that the Spanlsh Club has done was to g1VC one of the best dances of the semester Clever th1ngs were done at thls dance such as havmg a surpr1se Spamsh muslc, and other attract1ve thlngs. The hall was decorated 1n the Spanlsh colors, red, wh1te, and green. It IS the w1sh of the officers that everyone mterested 1n Span 1Sh attend the club meet1ngs and help to ma1ntain the club as the greatest one 1n the school ., 1 X9 Y ,Sl 1.t.-eb.: 1.1.3 4 9 7 'A In 'Y T' 7' 'L. .. fl , 'r rl' 'l l' P -GJ' -' 55' 5 - '- 5'.' ff' ' 93: 'i ,' I .'f 1 --1 ': 'I fl' 1 115. - A T -. , .1 1: 5 'Q V' k A , fm N Vp, . . QITI 321. j bw, ' ' 1 ,A . Q 1: 1:3 ,1 f 1 . A 19 11 .. , -up , ,Q -1 . up ' ' ' . ' V gifs Agfa fmt? mr , Fr 5 ,YW f . 'g Nm- 1110. ' 'fy ff 'v ' df I Jw: , 1- ,.f 4, MW! - .1,m,-tiff' fw ufm. 2- , f ' 143' , -L57 , J - f ,M ni' F Ni' m i -,i. m' QI - 531 ffl, ffl f V . Nfl, 1' sw ?L'rfvfff5if'.,lilf ' - uf 1 J ' tl '.. .1114-' ' , gfsf fif' Robert Van Dusen Bernice Cornell Oc avia r a s n j , ' ,A rf- - H Fi. gf ' . . . 1, J f . ' .ji 1 E , ' , s ' 9 7 g 7 1 Q . so N O 11 ' ' ' ' . 7 . . H . ,, . . s . L. 9 9 ' ' 4 9 v V7' Cv SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 FftyFe 0 mm lg: rg-71 7-Q-7-1 4-7 Lt.-J.: WW 0 12' 3 I eton Bra nerd Anderson Bo thw ck BOYS COUNCIL HE Boys Advxsory Councxl though comparatxvely new to the h11l 22 Q29 top 1S 1n lme for the accomphshment of novel ldeas m self govern fm ment among the students The councxl was first organwed nn JVMJ A Apr1l 1919 as an advxsory groupe to the newly organxzed Boys Club Phe first meetlng of last semester was held September 22 at whlch time Ireton Bramerd was elected to H11 the presldency formerly held by Rrchard Knoles and Anderson Borthwlck was elected to the ofhce of secre tarv treasurer The establ1shment of a second lunch counter at the Cafeterla was the dxrect result of the Councll s efforts and shows the possrbxhtres of the orgam zatlon Slnce lt IS the purpose of thxs body to develop all the mterests of the school further expanslons along th1s lme such as Clean up Campalgns and Drrves are rn store What promlses to be the most sensat1onal H1t of the season IS the pro posed Boys Hlgh jmx to be presented by members of the Boys Club Plans are being formulated and Sklts bemg developed so the greatest event of the school year w1ll ln all probablllty be presented the latter part of January Sev eral good acts have been slgned and from all mdlcatrons the program promnses to rxval the Glrls Hlgh Jlnx lf not surpass them At present the personnel of the Councll 15 composed of four members from each class which IS as follows President Ireton Brainerd Secretary Treas urer Anderson Borthwxck and the followlng Lynn Cayot Edward Tully Rlchard Knoles, Charles Irwm Bruce Lyons Frank Frye Chalmers Mac Kenz1e Walter Stout Regmald Rood Lester Hexlman Earl Lehman and Mr Wlse and Mr Peterson faculty members Fifty Slx SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY ff Lk-JJ rg--x1 zo Q3 LC'z'J.a ' 1-T1 ' f rl, - EM: qrxp 05,10 axle - lj - . ra . 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U . , . . ,, . 1 : 9 7 ' ' 7 7 ' 7 7 v 9 v ' 7 7 7 7 7 . . , . n cv, n . . 1 qfvg ' ' GX!-I f'71 rQ'7 9 1? 4-U L.c.J.J I .lr JW! cg 'frm till!-fltvm J Davd Forre t Dorothy Ramsey Urven White Bern ce Cornell USIC OCIETY 7,30 ,uh MONG the many clubs and orgamzatlons whxch have been suc lllv J, cessful durmg the past semester the name of the Musxc Soclety ranks w1th those at the top of the 11st C f Q The 11st of members IS long and the monthly meetxngs have 'tif been well attended by vxsltors as well as members and many ex cellent programs have been presented Mrs Prlce Mr Webster and Mr Reyer have helped ma1nta1n the h1gh standard of the programs 1n every way They have helped dlscover new talent and have appeared personally Through the courtesy of Mr Webster the October meetmfr was made espec1ally lnter estlng by a professxonal tr1o composed of cello Mrs Holmes v1ol1n Fred Olson and plano Mr Webster A boys quartette was formed the personnel of whlch IS Alfred Alexander first tenor Leland Stanford second tenor Davld Forrest first bass Urven Whlte second bass The officers have all proved competent and capable Davxd Forrest ful filled th dutxes of presldent Dorothy Ramsey popular p1an1st IS v1ce presm dent Urven Whlte manager has been active ln h1s work and deserves credlt The secretary treasurer Bermce Cornell has been efficxent m her posltlon She 1S the plamst of the orchestra and IS equally well known as a sololst The work of the var1ous branches of the muslc department th1s year has been hlghly successful The orchestra boys glee club and gxrls glee club have advanced materxally The orchestra deserves partxcular mentlon Its repeto1re xs extenslve and varled Appearances have been made many t1mes durlng the school year both at day and mght school affalrs assembl1es plays and dlfferent programs Mr Webster has been unable to dlrect at evemng performances but Davld Forrest takes charge ln h1s absence M Reyer reports that the chorus classes are popular Grand chorus numbers ove two hundred fifty members The classes m harmony and musxc hrstory under the dlrectxon of Mrs Prxce are well attended Thls theory department ns nothmg less than colossal 1n 1ts scope and applxcatlon and ranks among those few ln the country whlch are the best F71 rrp SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo F.ftysw.n Lib r,,, toil N 5 .tn LN. , f V ge I Al. 'Q rpms 3551! vb, , , ' . N , . S walv-.AT ll? .-fly H ', - .. 5 , . 'F ry ,X hm! 5. I3 nm, ' 1 13, Q .3 Q f xg, ' ,flaw aid A V 'nu ' , ' X--' A iv ,, 'W P, ' 4 ,4,gJs -T-fx ' . i 5 ' ' i 'ffs.o-1.171 , ' l ' - F . 'x l gg' - 1 vol, . . . . in Q Q? J W. ,., 'Z-X ' ' - . Y . . , . , . , . , . . .. . , za . . - , I ' S l ' 5 9 ' - v , 1 , Z , 1 , - c , - A . . . . . . - .- V ' v 9 I 9 ' ' 1 1 , ' 7 ' 9 ' 9 ' Y Y Y ! 7 9 , . . , . I'. r , , Qrxq Civil Lai HL' mwww 4F WW W YES MARION H LEN B AT QORONADO ' YES EA AEUOKN f A-N 4 QL I CHAMPS 6.8 MWA Q 1911-. RESTING A 54 Y R EWTY P BAE -Aw BEAUTY RIFE HELENA NW' A LOOK FELLOW5' Musr AVE BEEN sown: PARTY 639' SHA Q' Eg pf E h SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo 3 --W 1:2-2:1 ' lv ' 'A if , .. - xv -L i b 1 it ' ' - fm A , 1 KL IYAW ' A r A A , Y V . A, 1 . 1 ' A f A ' C0 Q xlh xl W H' - AI -- M . ' E . 'f 43 . I ,, if -fi, , . 4 5 KX .,A',. .xl r f A I ng A r N. V 'A . 1 V A A ,E xx 1, 35 ',, S 4 2 . 19 xwfi 5: I ' 9 :- A Z I . ' ' my R 1 A OH ! 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FSQ1 sw Y it Lorle Mayer LOTADFOUD 6 fxfrfg AII the most familiar and possibly the best liked spot in high J A Z school' A spot where everything from a pin to a fliver or a timid , f 'rg 9 little Freshie is turned in yes you have guessed it itsthe Lost 4 'VY15 and Found the home cf wandering articles and no doubt e favoute gathering spot for over one half of the students of the Castle on the H111 Aside from the fact that it IS the home of lost ar1Qcl'es it is also practically the business center of school From it candy sales are held for various funds and benefits During the war it served as headquartersYf'pr drives that were held in order that we might help our boys Over There in the many training camps over here Ticket sales for the athletlc ga s and for dra matics are launched on their successful campaigns from thi little important Q-corner and last but not least the Information Bureau is also established here which is-a helpful and important organization. D ,Thisi'last semester the library has been more active than ever before. Stu nts who have been so unfortunate as not being able to secure some re- qui d book from the Book Exchange etc. were given the privilege of bor- rowing the desired book until they were able to secure it elsewhere. Folders note-books and even books that have been ownerless for too l ng a time were sold to the students at very low prices. These sales were very popular and successful. A new system has been invoked this semester which so far has proven successful. Instead of having the Lost and Found open for only certain periods a day it has been open every period and also at noon. This has been very helpful to the students for those losing an article have been able to secure it sooner instead of being inconvenienced by waiting until a certain period when the bureau would be open. Miss Lorle Mayer has been the manager of this department during the past semester and has been assisted greatly by the girls who offered their services every period throughout the day. A great factor in making the Lost and Found a success has been the splendid cooperation of the entire student body. B n,,fl SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY '20 Fifi-Nine SCI ya ...Q i ' fi r It W gala, . 'LX t :il ,T-:gli ' A L ' lux f ur! 1 1 -' ,- ' Til i gpfli it A .,, .5 W w R T , E 'Pl X, A D X' , if 'fl'f4lEafi S- r fl? l' v Sgr, ,fs A . .... . ' tb ' 15 ' ' L- , ' -T' 1 Li ' ' w 'E ,, - . . '- , th bb ' YY . . . H N. . . 7 GK ,S f C! ' 9 U Sl 71 1 1 o 3 Y ATR' ill Vhvg 1 l Je af zh E Wu D Po D ld sea SWIMMING CLUB X56 ITHOUT reservat1on or except1on It can be safely Sald li kjj that the sw1mm1ng club 1S one of the largest and l1VCl1CSt S 'Q J organlzatlons 1n the H1gh School The Llub IS rar1n to vw QR' go and has selected for the present year oflicers who W1ll see to It that thmgs are shoved along 1n line shape Donald Starr well known back stroke champ1on of the all Southern Cal1forn1a prep school meet heads the organ1zat1on as presldent Don 1S a clever fellow and Wlll see thmgs through 1n hne shape He also IS a veteran at thls sport and has about all the necessary and 1ns1de dope to take thmgs h1s way The pos1t1on of vlce presldent of the club 1S filled by Francls Themer who IS also a veteran at the water sport The management of the swlmmmg team has been left 1n the hands of W1ll1am De Pons B111 managed the team of last year when they took the Southern Cahforma rag so l1ttle need be sa1d as to just who Mr De Pons IS or as to h1S capab1l1ty 1n th It certam pos1t1on Charlle Fletcher, another vet ills the pos1t1on of treasurer Art Er1kson 1S captam of the splashers Durmg the m1ld wmter months sw1mm1ng m1ght be sa1d to be 1nact1ve But 1n early sprmv Wh1le most eastern schools are st1ll shlverlng and are loath to leave the heatmg faC1l1t1CS of the1r school San D1ego water hounds W1ll be out 1n a body to meet all prep school comers. The Swimmmg Club IS plannmg to ecl1pse xts performance of last year, by agaln takmg the t1tle for the Southland of Cahforma, after wh1ch, they hope to shoot for the state champronshxp I .1 Mfg! 1 a ,rg J kiln xl, ,X . 7 Hwy!! l - 1 ' ' u- ' 1 .1 -, , '41 W --1 'lf A154-4' 'W 'S , ' -r All fn, 3. , . 0151, , Q , ' , J , lil 1, L We ' A Qnlgl my vf' I S- 1 ez 'fn p Q V! 1 1 S 'E 12314 -1- f S .rm 'lg -Q - , ' w - 2' V A .' 1' of '-'W K T ,ln ' I X 9 w -1 W Q I' ., A fl I jr ML Q 1, f 45 A ,VL 1: ,v W A. 'fr . V nu i lil? SE 5 .41 fit, :Q ..,f, K iw r ur rikson i iam e ns ona rr :Afxsf 'AW . . . . - We . . . . . . 1 1- J . .VI 'AG' - V , es H , - - 3 , . Cb ' 13 , . .s as - - 'A . ' ' ' 66 93 l a . J c I s S y SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 T' Q 4.3.1 'vffi 4 will f' B0 Keth D fw...,M,74 Q ww-PJ TI-IE BOOK EXCHANGE pg INETEEN hundred fourteen IS one date that IS famous m the IS tory of the San Dlego H1gh School That IS the year ln whlch the K S 5 San Dlego Hlgh School Book Exchange was founded The Book X f Store as lt was called wlth the perm1ss1on of the Board of u M catlon wlthout any capltal but w1th a capable manager Sherwood Stanley started bus1ness Fwe years have elapsed The Book Exchange IS now sltuated ln a large room the east basement of the ma1n bulldmg The most modern methods of conductmg busmess are used A large cash regnster stands xn the center of the store bus1ness hke counters and show cases add to the eH'1c1ent servxce gwen to students 1n exchange for thelr patronage Th1s year the Book Exchonge IS held together by a strong Bond The trxo that IS runmng the Book Store consxsts of Ross Bond manager Kenneth Drown asslstant manager and Mr G F Sawyer faculty advlsor The duties of the faculty advlsor lS to supervlse the bus1ness Mr Sawyer has successfully handled that posmon He has shown hls ab1l1ty by xntroduc mg a new system wxth whlch he successfully operates the bus1ness of the store The Book Exchange employes two good student bookkeepers Frank Pomeranz and Lorena Davxs They have performed thelr dutles to such an extent that It IS safe m statlng they cannot be equaled 1n the capacity of book keepmg The sales of new second hand books and supphes as shown by the financlal statements have increased surprlsmgly over last year The clerks who have helped to make the Book Exchange what xt IS and glven such good servlce durmg the semester are john Heldrxng Leonard Ross Saunders Murray Archle Logan Arthur Hellbron Herbert Shaffer Ireton Bramerd Edward Farlsh Sam Berman jack Deeble Ph1l Mata and W1ll1am DePons Th1s IS undoubtedly the last year that the Book Exchange w1l1 be operated by the students as xt will probably be taken over by the Board of Educatlon next year as free text books are to be furmshed Lk.-D for C97 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo Slxt one E52 1 N In . 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Y V I 1 . 1 4 3 - ' y- '- Ln..J:a U'-:J-I HIGH Y CLUB My HE H1gh Y Club IS the only club or organ1zat1on w 1ch Q Q gas IS act1ve outs1de of the school wlth all 1ts members wh1ch P129 numbers only boys students at the H1lltop The H1gh day n1ght at the local Y M C A The chlef features of the meet 1ng IS to get the fellows together and have a bean feed The club was orgamzed several years ago and has contmued to promote good fe1lowsh1p ever smce It was started Take a look at the officers wh1ch are s1gn1f1cant of the club Edward Tully popular student and football player of the H1gh School IS pres1dent and deserves cred1t for handlmg the office ln the efficlent manner 1n wh1ch he has Bob Srebens IS v1ce pres1 dent and lt can be safely sa1d they do not make them better Fred Kunzel IS secretary and Robert Van Dusen treasurer The mem bersh1p numbers many wh1ch 1nc1udes nearly every popular male student at the H1gh School Mr Chessum who IS the boys secretary at the Y IS adv1sor for the club and has won the confidence of every member At the weekly rneetmg after the bean feed the boys form rn d1scuss1on groups the Senlors under Mr Russell Wlth John Hunt er cha1rman the Jumors and Sophomores under Mr Chessum w1th Fred Kunzel as cha1rman fp V rx nv . . . . . fl 1 . ' . . . . . h. I PL 9 9 ' LLMQEL' . . . . . Y Club IS a l1ve w1re organ1zat1on and meet every Thurs- 9 . . 7 ! , . n . , u u ' 7 7 , . 9 . . , . I . - S - , s zyT SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY zo 4' 'J .ix g 2 . L MMMSQ XIGFFS X S , af . ,X XX X x WN X xx K S N W X 'XNANYQNQNNE 0 M N V 4 wo- lf'1z N NX LEJONES 2I SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 yTl 'ff . 1'T::',,Z4? Effgfj :K Y 7. Q 10 X :S mix 1 X X xg? v 4 23:-X A 55 N5 5 ,gf ' fff 1 ' ' My A 6 A E is ,-I' ff ' ,f , TN X . A TA ff, ff Rx f ' f' X- 1' Arwqv. X 1 Hyun' ,D I ,A -V Q..-, Nm, V, 'V N X! 7, K, wg. ., ,, 2 A f 'NW X ' Z M:k,,fi1 ASQ, nw X if lQfDm1X'vXNX A . ' yv . , . 9 X xisv in by sf XS - '- xx ,J , X1 WEE fffir M fassyq, .X-Li. H41 A3 X K-' x' W X' Ig Xxx, i ,.kTfy1-lx, - ,K 'h af xx ,n . vvww I Q X x N N' Xklliwvaxku. -,t 0- XL NU. X A F X . A f ,SL I X Ji - S - f'C'7'1 4? LES.. , l Mmum Wkwrw I! l 1 -ff Lldga Rf l' -Ulu. 'A 'l lbwlllffmuit.. Knowles Sxck Gutteron X Meyers Tully Shaver FOOTBALL HE kmg IS pronounced dead Vey trio' Long llve the kmg a 0' CX L Hrs lmperxal hlghness de f -5, Q4 parted this llfe November 27 ln a peaceful frame of mmd A U A after a very turbulent relgn as to his royal successor he augurs a v1ctor1 ous relgn we hope San Dlego Hlgh opened her season at Orange where after she had worked her way to thelr five yard llne three txmes and to thelr one yard lme once ended up wlth a 0 0 t1e Whlttler followed fought and conquered l417 ln the mfamous Arrlve 120 play 1 30 game style San Dxego obtained both her touchdowns by buckmg down the field from a luck off Pomona then travelled down and pep went up San Dlego was fightmg mad on that battle day San Dlego bucked her way to two touch downs before Pomona got started but a sxxty yard run and a forty yard drop by one Mr Nxchols started the fun San Dlego stopped sm1l1ng when the ball was fumbled on her forty yard lme and the eluswe Mr Nlchols tore around end for twenty yards more wlth only two mlnutes to play San Dlego held for three down and then well It was a pass and we passed away as txtle contenders 14 16 Though urged to qunt the football men refused and went up to Fullerton, where the Hawkins brothers gave an exhrbntlon whxch San Diego regretted seexng Twxce San Diego reached their Eve yard lme, never theless the game ended 35 0 Santa Ana came next doped to wln, but as usual, San Diego spht the dope by wm QP' 1 lr l ,I Y 4 fl .amz . f Wr'lif5li Hall Ohver Bennett YC71 Q LL.-.JJ C 'I 1 Limb.: rgmn Smyrour SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 , ,j I. 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' Zigi 'Sf ' .. aw f ' 1 ' e in N p -. , as H fm., lay , it fl ' ' - A '- S ' ' '11, I I ff N1 L S Lk,NJJ FG-'7,1'1 IN EMS LJ-314 rr-71 0 L.-JJ 'QP a 'LW' Tully Myers Shaver Cayot hair 44 nmg 7 0 on a splxt buck by Harry Slck for fifteen yards The Turkey Day program was next with the San Pedro gang, who went away wxser and muddler to thexr sweet httle Harborette wlth a 35 0 defeat ln their grlp San Diego had a llght fast l1ne and one of the best on defense m the league The team was Fme on the defense whxch was one of the reasons for the close scores to whxch the team played On the offensnve the lme played a steady game The backfield generally played a plung mg game opemng up unexpectedly for a pass then agam turning its attention to the lme San Dlego dxd not use many shxft plays untxl the latter part of the season, when they also developed a spht buck, whxch proved a ground gamer Lynn Cayot on rxght end was a veteran of the year before Lynn IS a wonder on defense and a star at snaggmg passes He dxd the drop place and goal from touch down klckmg Thls 1S hls th1rd year on the Robert Van Dusen rlght tackle gradu ates thls June Th1s was Bobs first year and he was some aggressor Bob smoth ered many a little play ln the making Roy Rlchert and Henry Oursland a wreckmg crew extraordinary held down the guard Jobs and anythmg else they could get a hold of These two gents stopped any thlng and everything The central station was commanded by Howard Wllllams a Freshman whlch he held excellently Charles Irwin a Soph was always m readmess to supplement for Wllllams should there need be ln case of accldent Wlth both of these men on hand for next year we need not worry a little about the central positlon Edward Tully captam of this years squad formed the second lmk m the Gxbralter on the left side of the lme Flght was Tullys stock m trade Thls was h1s second and last season on the varslty He dfilmbwuf f 'ii -'21 Wlllnams ' 4' V Van Dusen QW a LMI? 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'v ua, ' vw W fb latin' an 0 ' Vu 2' iff' SMX 'min Chandler O Hara Hunter is another one of the chaps everyone hate to see leave in June, when he graduates. Laurence Hall had played 'varsity last year 5 has played 'varsity this yearg and will play 'varsity again next year, so that ex- plains his case fully. Paul O'Hara, drifted in from somewhere down in the Lone Star State and played a game of note at end when Larry or Lynn were out OHara was light but a sure tackler and many plays of the enemy were mangled m the making when he would collect some of their passes Richard Knowles better known as Rich IS due back at school again next year Knowles has had three years High School trammg on the gridiron being captain m 1918 Johnny Hunter who would alternate at full about every so often, will be greatly missed when he leaves m June Gordon Oliver drifted out to Calnforma from somewhere back East ' and held down the important position of quarter Olrver was a good helmsman and we will miss his com pany next fall Billie Gutteron was back on his old post tion of halfback Brllxes speed coupled with his ability of football and also how to drag down the big boys flike he did passesl made his popularity of old stronger The welcome mat' will be out for you again next year B111 Charlie Chandler IS another who will leave by graduation Chuck was light but fast and as clever with his head as they make them Harry Sick was the marvel of the season Harry embodied that superlative of luck He would run partly on skill and the rest on luck He was one of the fastest runners in the league and the lucklest Justin Bennett was another season sensa tion He was a wonder as a backfield man he comes back next September All told xt was a rough season for the Grey Castle and one that held great hopes at the sea son s opening May we never see another as bad a one in which we lose so many old friends Winn 1 51 3 if' 5 The Varsity 1 ' id? yn J a :Qs Rxchert Kunzel Harper smygm SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 L83-I .fs-. u-K'l.J ' - ' ' I s f ', : - ' J-4-7 5. 1 I 1 - T '1 'e i F 'ft' tafzfhalf Ju ' -r x' J ' .' .fir X .:z ' 1 :.'1x,21 3-'N L: 4' - A 13. , . 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Sm 454 IN: to S tom fx My TRACK UR thm draped brothers have shaken lassxtude and announce they 'U W are out for a champlonshlp After years of wa1t1ng our seml nudes n gqgf j have acquxred a bona fide track coach w1th a rep add to th1s one l X2 sport unusual enthuslasm Sometlme m the latter part of September Coach Llgda 1ssued a call for track men Soon after the call Chalmers McKenz1e was elected track captaln Followxng thxs the varlous classes got the man1a and choose thelr respectlve captalns The cross country run came on December 3 1n connect1on wlth Stadxum Day Program Urven Wh1te won the hardest contest fought for 1n years The Junlors took the class cup the Freshmen second and the Sophomores tralled last The Semors d1d not have enough men to quallfy The same day Gllbert McAul1ff made the hundred ln 10 2 and two S D H S relay teams Hnlshed wlthln s1x lnches of each other whlle the Navy team tralled fifty yards behmd In the hundred yard dash the Blue and Whlte took every place from the Gobs Mllton Sessrons IS manager for the comxng season and has shown abrlnty to get thmgs gomg soon The team w1l1 make 1ts debut rn the A A relay carnlval ln Los Angeles on February 22 and Coach Lxgda expects to come home wlth sofmethmg sub stantxal to talk about Los Angeles Hlgh School IS next on the track menu slated for the first Frrday m March and xt IS hlghly probable that some other school wxll be taken on the followmg day Huntmgton Beach w1ll be the battle grounds for the Orange League tltle Records look good enough for S D H S to take the Southern Callfornla t1t1e and the Tracksters mean buslness A M! diff 1.4.-J.: 47,114 f SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 S1xtySeven LN.: I-r.1 - FGS73 ., A - ' ,wg 1' ex K ' Sfi-A ' Wafl yd Rl! A 3323 . :.' Q 4, gl ,Q K, Trl .lllff .ffl 5 W2 A W, kts Sr. .A xgrg. l X . D 1 , .- 1 ' key H. ,yilrxxi I A 1 5' ll P FEV. M, XML X ', , A Nj' FQ. , It . 1 a l :ff me V' W :zp 1Jy . , l A 'U , 1 'Jim' fi' V I Nl. , I7 I Mil n essi ns ff . . . . . ,gf L - flesh ? . ' . . if if rf! . ' , Qa,,f4'3'. ' Y Y , W l IF1 BOYS BASKETBALL Q2 N HO w1ll be the champ1ons for th1s year? X Q 2 Q Th1S 1S a quest1on every one at the Hllltop IS askmg 99385 themselves At the present wr1t1ng we are a l1ttle sh on 3 vQ dope but have an abundant supply of hopes and are con Hdent that th1ngs Wlll come our way F1rst basket ball practlce for boys was started the first week of school after the Thanksg1v1ng vacat1on A large number of men were out for th1s sport and among them were some old fam1l1ar fel lows l1ke Van Dusen Hunter Hymer Fletcher Ollver Brucker and Ross Many new men are out and just what the outcome w1ll be IS not known Last year San D16gO went through the season w1th what m1ght be called an unblem1shed record and were nosed out of the cham p1onsh1p 1n a close and fast contest wlth Wh1tt1er on the local Y courts after a real battle for the t1tle Nevertheless San D16g0 made a showmg last season wh1ch w1ll not be forgotten th1s year by northern schools A capable team 1S 1n the makmg and the champ1onsh1p 1n th1s act1v1ty for S D H S 1S the1r goal The first game of the season w1ll be Wlth the1r old r1val of last year Wh1tt1er The season s schedule IS as follows an 9 Wh1tt1er at San Dlego a 16 Fullerton at San D1CgO an 24. San D1CgO at Pomona. Jan 30. Fmals The wlnner of Sect1on A w1ll meet the W1nners of Sect1on B for the t1tle. gl! C'7 -SS 663 LII LJ cf. ,QL YW, 5 l IW! l3ga.:1w -is fl J fm W Q at Fl K Q . 6 lx' El 5, P Q 4 Me' . 'I' f' 1-,' .igf amdawwm Char es le cher 7 X - vffxwv ' ' ' 5 Xegfl fflilzv' . . . E X . y ' J Jef -- , , - . 7 7 9. , 1 . 7 . . . . . . . H ,Z ' a 1 ' . . J n. .- ' . yE SENIOR SEMI-AVYNNUAL JANUARY 20 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY '20 BOYS SWIMMING 1-1-vgbe NTRODUCING the San D16gO H1gh School Sw1mm1ng QQ xg team as the prep school Champ1ons of Southern Calxfor fm' 753, n1a for 1919 After a three years chase for thrs t1tle the squad of last year succeeded na1l1ng the rag to the top of the athletlc flag post on the I-Ixlltop Back 1n 17 water dopsters of Southern Callfornla were aston 1shed when j1mm1e McIntosh s1ngle handed copped thrrd place m the water meet for hlgh schools 1n Southern Calxforma Th1s was the first t1me San D1ego ever attempted 1nterscholast1c sw1mm1ng In 1918 San Dzego sent a live man team to Redondo but were nosed out of the Hrst place by Ven1ce only by a meager marg1n Last year San Dlego splashed water over all contenders and took the meet wxth a ten po1nt marg1n over the nearest opponent The team that na1led the Blue and Wh1te on top conslsted of Mgr Wllllam De Pons Capt George Neale Donald Starr Charles Fletcher Arthur Er1ckson F ranc1s Themer Edward Rawllngs and Claude Clavert It was the t1reless efforts of Geo Bean 1n whxppmg these mermen together that brought S D H S the t1t1e The sw1mm1ng team does not mtend to mdulge 1n the famous H1lltop 1ndoor sport of Now back m 16 but they are gunnmg for the t1tle aga1n and although they have lost last year s m1ddle dlstance star Claude Clavert and capta1n George Neale the per formances of th1s year s men glves them a good edge for the t1tle Ed Rawlmgs 1S PHCIHC Coast 50 yd champ1on He and De Pons grabbed a pa1r of medals ln the Ocean Park rough water m1le swlm Art EF1CkSOH and Charles Fletcher each made a good show1ng 1n the S D R C L A A C meets Don Starr and Franc1s Themer are gomg strong 1n the1r events New materxal has been showmg up prom1nently Taken altogether lt looks n1ce for the Grey Castle waterhounds GTI at 4 CV I . . 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D x 1 BASEBALL bw My HE San D1ego w1llow w1elders have a score to settle th1s fb' gg season w1th northern schools and from present pros 5511591 pects looks l1ke the H1lltop vendetta IS go1ng to go hard Q on the northern schools as only three of last year s team have graduated San D1Cg0 has an env1ous eye on the t1tle The Orange League schedule has not been settled yet but San D1CgO w1ll un doubtedly face Pomona Fullerton Santa Ana Wh1tt1er and Orange Earl Brucker last year s captaln and catcher w1ll aga1n wear the mask and we hope bat 361 Earl 1S a hard and constant h1t ter and an excellent backstop George Roberts IS st1ll w1th us hlch IS the same as say1ng that center Held 1S unhealthy for HICS and that opposmg pltchers Wlll have another worry johnny Hunter w1ll make another place safe for the H1lltop A spra1ned ankle kept h1m out of the game most of last season He IS one of our best 1nF1elders and h1tters Earl Roberts w1ll step 1nto h1s old Job at the keystone sack Earl 1S an excellent Helder and a fa1r batter Lou1s Almgren IS back to guard the 1n1t1al bag and Lou1e can do that act 1n ap proved fash1on He was weak Wlth the bat dur1ng the early part of last season but developed an eye or rather a hab1t 1n the lat ter part of the year and has cont1nued h1tt1ng constantly 1n the local baseball clubs all Wlnter Last comes our old ma1nstay Herbert Corr1ere an excellent p1tcher Last year Herb aston1shed 1nterscholast1c c1rc1es bv p1tch1ng a no h1t no run game agalnst the Pomona n1ne Th1s va r1ety 1S as scarce as bottled 1n bond The local baseball team has produced and kept 1n tra1n1ng a great amount of the mater1al that w1ll try out th1S Spr1ng. San D1Cg0 need worry l1ttle over her baseball team for she has one of Champ1onsh1p calibre. SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 . A RW?- ' 4 Q'- V X 'N K m ,' LY XX U or Q5 1 1- fllxfx 1f'fx! l ' ' ' I 'f-.2-l . 1. 'f , Q. 1?-,ft - . ,wg aff 9 , .rj 'Fl-1 1' pie: :A , 9 . . , - 1 1 9 s . , . . . a 1 , , 0 . - ' 1 ' ' ' it 9! . . . . . . . . H . ,, . . if 71 ' ' 1 1 a ' a 1 . U ,, . . . . ' .1 - , - . - . . H . ,, . .f-'75 Y' ri l'fX'I EQ3' n ' 'u BOYS TENNIS 5-ries OVE a word that spurs all men to actxon Love a word that '35-SEQ makes salnts of men and crabbers of tennis players Love wonder M how many v1s1t1ng teams w1ll mclude that 1n thelr vocabulary? 'IQJJ S D H S tennls sharks under the gundance of Ireton Bram erd are out to show somebody how to play tennxs Who they w1ll play thls season has not been settled but a game Wlth Natlonal Clty I-Ixgh and Harvard M1l1tary Academy of Los Angeles w1ll be ln the scheduled games Barclay Leeds Archxe Logan Cyrxl Irvmg and Ireton Bramerd are the early pr1nc1pa1 contestants for the honor of representmg the schools There w1ll be an e11m1nat1on ser1es to settle thls grave questlon at a very early date The Grey Castle s racquet wlelders have been workmg hard to del1ver the goods and they hope to appear prom1nent 1n the w1n column OIBLS INDOOR BASEBALL ,-in IRLS lndoor baseball at the Hllltop IS a popular act1v1ty but for t e lain? past two years has been VlSltCd by old man Hard Luck and as yet 5 no regular county schedule has been made Hopes are hrgh how Q J ever that a schedule WIII be made soon Mlss Hxmes IS st1ll bemg retalned as coach for the glrls A captam w1ll be elected and a man ager appomted soon and wxth these posxtlons filled thmgs are expected to start wlth a new l1fe When the mdoor league IS formed all of the county schools are expected to become members Much of last year s materlal IS still on hand and wxth the add1t1on of some new players who are sure to come out a champ1onsh1p team IS expected to develop Among some of the glrls who w1ll try out for the team when the call IS made w1ll mclude Madelxne Cochran Irene Rude Helen Moore Ellen Morton Nancy Strodley Ruth Moore Margaret Fox Florence Loomes V1v1en Benbough Irene Laverty Louella Perry Margaret Stockwell Marxan Hartley Yuta Rlchert Anna Peppen Beatrlce Hunt Margarete Taylor Mabel Whxtelock Vlolet Knowles Mlldred Casner and Agnes Gooch 9 Q9 , ,M 5, 11 ' ss 11 QA, 'N ,Q v 1 - 9 f cog - .... ' , ' '- 9 K'T ff-.fggil ' ' ' ' ' ' , h - . lv -.nr-,X-g,' 3 ' . . , 3 Y Q 1 I Y l 7 ! 7 7 nun SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY '20 SevezyOe GIRLS BASKET BALL as IRLS Dasketball at the Hilltop for this year has hardly started Syxrgf but from the interclass series lt can be easily seen the S D H S is x?! X going to have nothing less than a championship team in this one Q' activity The girls are trying hard to win the championship of the Citrus Belt which will entltle them to claim the Southern Cali forma title because Los Angeles has no league Miss Mattie Hrmes coach of last year is back again She IS well ac qua1nted with most of the girls and is qualified in knowing where to place the girls so they will be of most value Miss Rebecca Crabtree who coached the Freshmen and juniors durlng the mterclass series is ably assisting Miss Moore in the coaching work Madalme Cochran has been chosen captain and Helen Moore manager Under their leadership great things are hoped for The interclass games were played during November The results of which were Sophomore 17 Freshmen 14 Sophomores 8 junlors 25 Sophomores 8 Seniors 57 Freshmen 8 Seniors 57 Freshmen 13 juniors 22 juniors 8 Seniors 46 A squad of twenty five girls rather than a team will be picked this year and the eight girls playing the most periods of playin time will be awarded chool emblems Schools who will participate in the county conference league mona and El Cajon GIRLS TENNIS Y -41 IRLS Tennis IS another activity 111 which the girls take part as 'Z gg well as the boys and IS controlled by the Girls Tennis Club x 'X Margaret Brainerd is president of the club for the coming sem K ester and has d1splayed much interest in maklng tennis a leading J 3Ct1V1ty of the Hilltop Margaret Martin IS vice president of the club and the pos1t1on of secretary lS filled by oy Sargeant a veteran tennis weilder of the school Unfortunately there IS no special coach for tenms and consequently the girls have to practically coach themselves with the exception that they are given some pointers by the gym instructors A tenms manager for the girls will be appointed in the near future and tournaments within the schools and other institutions will follow immediately Phyllis Crane Florence Loomis Katherine Leopold Frances Hewlls Madel1ne Cochran Margaret Brainerd Marguerite Taylor Nancy Stradley joy Sargent Ruth Babcock Angela Rhode and Dorothy Ratcliff are a few who will part1c1pate in th1s year s tournament 9 , 'r .ff-dawg l L, ' l , OK U . . . . ' l . . : LL :cp lu: . . - . . . Qin-XXKSM , . . . . .- ' ' D - 1 . . ' ' s , , besides San Diego, are Coronado. National City, Escondido, Riverview, Ra- 7 I if Milf: , . . . . . . . OH it , . . , . . are ' - - ' - X. smxsw, . . . D . . . - . I v . . . J Y . Q I r 17 I 1 i 1 , 9 tyqwo SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 f,s x 1 n o-3 f H Elia 4 ff' A ROMANCE They went to lover s lane They walked upon the sand The moon was coming up He held her llttle And as he held her shawl He heaved a dozen sxghs And leanmff forward gazed Into her dark brown And as he looked therem Unconsclously he placed Hrs unmeumbered arm Around her slender And s hls gr1p grew t1 er Thls pens1ve llttle MISS Attempted to draw back Exchang ET E327 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 tyT V y , , D , 9 . 3 . . .gh , 9 Too late, he stole a---A ef ' C. I 31 - Y Seven - hree it? I TEA CAMPAIGN If we men must cut out smokmg Cussmg swearmg funny jokmg Drmklng chewing all worth domg Whlle women keep on stewmg Somethmg s wrong If It s rxght to wear blg hats Trlmmed wlth brrds and pussy cats That were murdered young mn l1fe By a gun perhaps a kmfe Somethmg s wrong But now Qrf Ive got it plamj There S to be a tea campa1gn They say tea when made real strong Makes the world and all go wrong But they re wrong And that only just a b1t W11l make you happy and thro a fit But we love It just the same Or I m wrong For here s to tea both green and black The only thlng that s stlll a fact May xt never cease to grow Whlle we have elther fr1end or foe In elther world L L Exchange ' Se my SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 E E' . y I . . , . Y . y I ., . . 7 . . . , l Y Y 9 1 ' 1 , . , . . , . Y ! Y 7 . , , 7 Y Mean to beat them, at their game. Y Y 7 . , . 9 Y I .T . ., . 11' , 'Z -'gl iw? ven -Four ' 5Q5 EQ Artistic Portraits By Photography A Lastlng Remembrance OI FILIAI PHOTO! RAPHI4 R Our Prltes ure Moderate Our Work the Best 5 l 929 Flflh Street 13 8 In at iff, R SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUA Y zo Q ' 'L ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER i ' J I , i ' 'I I c 'tm io Phone, Hain T IORTRAITS B1 APPOINTMENT 'f w fb Wu - S ' -Five 51 1 mf l'4 YfW E13 , A 351 JUTFU No Gordon lt doesnt prove your piano IS made of cloth because you can go up and tear off a rag whenever you wlsh Cossard Denms But on what grounds does your father oblect to me? Lorle Mayer On any grounds wlthm a mlle of our house Tramp Please kmd gentlemen could you held a poor blmd man? Ellls Georgra But how am I to know you are blmd? Tramp Because I called you a gen tleman Aileen South This IS my 11tt1e broth er Geo Puterbaugh Come klss George dearle and then go wash your face LIKE A WOOL SCHEDULE Genxe Hoffman Sha n t I play you the woolen underwear record? Geo Neale Is that the name of the Genre No we just call lt that be cause xt sounds so scratchy L1ll1an Shmn Oh' I hnt my crazy bone' Lllhan Lee You should guard your head more carefully DANGEROUS Paulme Bretz She calls herself a hu man dynamo Peggy Beard No wonder everything she has on IS charged CAUSE OF THE CHILL But dear sard the handsome Mlss Plute coquettrshly wrll you love me when I grow old and ugly? My dear Mlss Plute answered her admxrer gallantly you may grow older but you will never grow uglrer And he wondered why thexr frlendshlp ceased so suddenly Harry S1ck She wmked at you eh? Well what followed? Howard Wlllxams I d1d WISE BOSS Heard ln the office of the Morning Umon Clty Edltor to Cayce If that bore Smlthers comes ln tell h1m Im out and dont be workmg or hell know you re lymg Ruth Straw Im gettlng our 1ce from Nexghbor Whats wrong with the other man? Ruth The new dealer says hell glve us colder 1ce for the same money EMPHATIC Earle Warwlck Speakmg of etlquette d1d you send the dollar for those adver tlsed lnstructlons on What to do at table? Lester Haste Yes Earle And what dld you get? Lester A sl1p wlth one word prmted on lt Eat' l','1 X e L33 ? 2 5 5 Z2 -u ' x 5- , 0 . i . 2, . . ' . W g 4 : : 4 I 4 : 4 : , 4 2 4 4 ': 4 . : 4 ' , 4 . 4 'I 1 : 4 : 4 ' 4 , 4 . 4 4 1 4 A cn n: 1 . ' 2 . . . . . ' 3-4 O . m W . ' as ' - . - . r 2 U1 '. I ' 5 ': .g I ' i 3 , 1 ' 2 :s . ' . - 1 : :U :s . ' ' , . , Q .. ' -- . : gs .. ' g n . A , ' Z I 1 4 : I 4 . , 4 ' 4 1 4 . Z . . n : 4 - 4 ' 4 ': 4 ' : :P I 5 1 ' .. ' ' - ' , - l ' ' , . I : I-4 . I ' ' , b 4 .. I I Z Z H I 4 . - . C1 - . 3' . 4 - . 'JU I I, . ' , D4 - IS o I 'MOI I 4- --4 H44 A EQ. E EE EQ? SM LL BEGINNING mark most Gucce Qful careers Only those who learn to take C lre of trlfles 'ire able to handle bl enterprlses Small savmgs from youl lneome now deposlterl re ularlv ln our Saxln S Department may mefm for you the dlfference between success and fallure be tween 'affluence and want You wlll like this bank ln every way 4X Interest on Term Savlnvs Accounts OUTIIEB TBU T COM EBCE BANK CAIITAI ONE MILIIOIN DOILARS BOIRTH KIND BROADWAY 1:1 gifs SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo cfm an I SL . ' ' Z , c g . . ' . . ' 0-- K 9 6 . , J , W g 7 c . . 7 . O - U 7 I I Y . . . . v 7 . 'c f ' C' f J I ' J J J w - Y T -Y I isa I 1 I I ,W U, - S -S en 5Q E - 3 V J Ella Hansen I dont see why people keep dxarxes do you? Frances De Pons Why to wrlte down thelr thoughts keep a record of the1r af falrs and Ella Cmterruptxngj But thats all a foohsh waste of txme I can keep those ln my head Frances That s a very good way but then lt xsnt everyoody who has so much room to spare Fore1gn Lady ln a pharmacy I van some powder Mennen s? No vlm men s' Scented? No I v1ll take nt mlt me TAKING A RISK Amt you rather young to be left m charge of a drug store? Perhaps what can I do for you? Do vour employers know xts danger ous to leave a mere boy hke you 1n charge of such a place? I am competent to serve you madam Dont you know you mxght polson There IS no danger of that madam what can I do for you? Thmk I had better go to the store down the street I can serve you just as well as they can and as cheaply Well you may glve me a two cent stamp but xt doesnt look rxght Miss Brown Why are you runnlng my boy Freshre Im trymg to keep two boys from iightlng Mxss Brown Who are they? Freshle B111 and me In what way does a Joke resemble a chestnut? Well you can t tell unt1l you crack xt Beme H Why IS Marxon so angry with the photographer? George Neale She found a label on the back of her plcture saymg The orlg mal of th1s picture IS carefully preserved FROM A MENU OF THE FUTURE Fllet steak w1th omons S1 a look S2 50 a smell Speclal rates to the blmd When shoes went up we rode to save shoe leather When they ralsed the can fare we declded to stay home evenmgs Now they ve raised electrlc lxght rates Whats the use anyway N OVEL PATTERN An elderly lady entered a store and asked to be shown some tablecloths A salesman brought a plle and showed them to her but she sald she had seen those elsewhere nothing sulter her Havent you somethmg new? asked The clerk then brought another pzle and showed them to her These are the newest pattern he sald You w11l notice that the edge runs rlght around the border and the center IS 1n the mlddle Isnt that lovely' saxd the lady w11l take half a dozen of those Jack T George you looked awfully foollsh when you proposed to me George Very hkely I was THE EMERGENCY Church I thmk Ill go to the prom a stag Chuck Why do that? Church I havent any doe J , .. v . . ,, . . ' ' . 'Y ' . . V1 v - . i ,, . , .- I ' Y I ' . . H A . . U v ' . . . . ' ,, , . ' ' ' , at v , , - V V V ' YY I 1 ll , - - n . , , - . . . , , I 1 - I . 'I u . - 1, V V V V V V ' ' , tt an on o u In ' ' , v va u s sv It ' - l f I' , - - . xx l Y Y l ' . , . . V V V ' , . V V V ll ' ! ' H .. , V. , . t. - , . n , . tl Y! W ' . - .. , I U Shu In 1 ' ' . V some one? . .. - , v , - FY ' CI YY ' , . ., - ,, . . . ,, . . K4 ' . sy, U .. , 1, - MI . . . H . .4 - . y - - , - U ' ' V V V V V V , tl . l ,, l . . -- y H . , l U - . - LI ' Yi . l H , . . . I ' 11 - V V V ' , u n ' , u ' vy 1 v V v tr vs , nl - v - as . u n, n 1 - ' In n, u 1 n I I n a SeventyEight SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY '20 w I3 V . E B uf Wher0 are you going, Young High School Maid? To the Boston Store to shop, sind' she said. Xud uh: n she found that sho tould buy the werw best qu lllts ot me-rch :mime tlu re from pre-tty Nllddy uniforms to d untw muwlm lm f-rw and QI hool handkcrthlcfs to partx nclw it F1 1 our n 1, iruc Ill s nh o t lf- Nil? cc o then luothu day md cverw time sho m Il U S 1 Q 101 nur , THE BOSTON STORE svn ghm rm IC Haw, You Tru d T R O C O NUI BUT'1ER' Whit: 'Nic-at of the Cocoanut churned with Pa teurlzed Nhlk IHE URIFIINAL NLT BU TTER and the ONLY REAI Sl BSFITUTI' POR BDI PER I GROf L SULDBX IXLALBER W ANGENHEIWI CO Gu mrfo no WT ILO C9 Bm., Ae. A I tRF I-UUD IRUIJI GH I3 4 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL ANUARY J 2 0 Seventy Nme Q A, ' l kr K n J' x ' K' Q 2 . 1. . . g . Q 1 M ii I . .W l ', frm zz 'as all-I I'- fl H.C.I,.,.' l'- 4-idwl to gg ' - 1 ' 1 I' ' . f ust Y f i.z.l Il.1fU'0. 5 Z I , L ' I T A 'I' .ii L , ' I 'K .5 Q E li L A L . 5 'l'llIC u 1-1 or i ' M-A' ' Tk- 1 fftifszgfaszfffib'?'fw:-ws:M- i , Ti to - V - 5' u ' u -J umm INIEATS ol CI A UDE WOOL VAN flelll 0 lflilllll 0 P11111 utlon Eat Bread M016 Bread Holsum Soutln rn I 3Ill0l 1111 B llxlll I o 127 Pourtu nth Stu 1 1 HIS PECULIARITY A man who was ln the hablt of stutex mg wa asked why he dld so I'hat s my p p peculxauty leturned the man Everybody has hxs p p pecul larltles Sam Mayse Don t you su tn you t t tea with your h h hand? Yes Sam Well t t that s youx pecullauty Most p p people use a s s spoon A wlse man observes thmks and plob ably changes hls mmd A fool beh ves hxs vlews are always correct Every student who thmks he holds broader vxews than h1s professor should apply the above as he sees xt Lulnlrlllllenls ol Nason and Lilllllldlly 5111 Dlwo L 1 Lorle M I can t see how you have much tlme to devote to your muslc Evelyn B Oh my han cuxls natulal I wont wash my face said Maud Dakm defiantly Naughty naughty repxoved h e r mandmother When I was a lxttle glrl I always washed my face Maud Yes and now look at you' A woodpeckel sat on a Freshmans head And started ln to drlll He bored away for half a day And Fmally broke hls blll E,gh,y SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 'zo Egg? 1.44 E N ' 4 5 5 , I , I , E f T J 1 2 1 4 , ' Y , . . 2 ' i N 5 - ' . 1 . . , I - . , . 5 E 1 I N . . , .I A Y. Ut . ' ' 3- 7 1' ' l 5 I , A c 1 1 . 1- , 5 E , 1 . F - ' E ww m w ww ww um w mu uw w ww v w u lu uw U , . .. . Q . . 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A v v v V ! - . .S - . . - ' ' Z r-'ww O Open All Day Sunday Fred C Hyers San Dlego s Leadm Barber Shop 4 2 7 B R 0 A D W A Y Between Fourth a d F fth BATHS MASSAGE 3859 NIANICLRING 1088 AUTO DELIVERX George N PQPPCT 81 C0 BENBoUeH af DUGGAN SURETY BONDS and Caterers t0 FIRE INSURANCE Hlgh Grade Dyelng Lleamng and P f L Cl d C Sulte Number 308 Watts Bulldlng ressrgfnzn SaGTjmTj2tS en San Diego Callforml Omc S Factory 3 8 1181 Sl th Str et 15th all C Street 'TofhHduaK:u1a Llon Sult has for years been consldered an achieve ment IH Itself The gradaate knows that he IS properly attlred for the occasion and at lowest posslble cost consistent with quallty M Z f X M f xl its X N X X X ll Llon Guaranteed Clothes 325 to S50 .X Clothes that possess lndlvlduallty X at quallty and 100fg valut L10 N X CLoTH1Ne eo Southeast Corner Sth and E Streets smmpimmcmuu SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 Eghryo Q03 L-J A Q .,,,,,..,.,,,,.t,,,,,,.,.,.,n.,,,, t,,,t.,.,,,,.,,.., ,tt,, t , ,,,t,,.t ,t,,,,, ,t,,,t,t,, . ,,,t,,,t,,,,, ,,t,,, ,,t,. t t t t A .. t,,,o,,,tt. t,,,...,,,,.,,t, ,,.t,,,, ,,,,, t t .,,,.,,,.t ,,,,,. 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Freshxe What floor rs the basement on Semor Flfth take the elevator to the rlght M Sherwood What that squad needs IS lxfe Elmer Buerkle el sr I t ln thlrty days would be enough Mlss Brown Your conduct IS outrage ous I thmk I shall have to consult your father Douglas Steade Better not mam lt ll cost you two dollars He s a doctor He called her lrlly vlolet rose And every other flower of sprmg She sard I cant be all of those So you must hlac everything Rlch Knowles opmes that the guy who named thls two sxx blts stuff near beer had an opt1m1st1c idea of distance Jas Fugle I l1ke a glrl who can take a Joke' LOUISE H Then you stand a fine chance of bemg accepted Teacher GIVE me a sentence usmg horse sense John Korander My father left the barn door open last mght and he hasnt seen the horse sense YEA' There are meters of water And meters of hght But the best of all meters Is to meet er at mght After There are letters of accent And letters of tone But the best of all letters Is to letter alone Mother Kenneth how much do you spend on luxurxes every week? Kenneth G Oh mother thats not her name Marcus D A pmeapple 1ce cream soda Soda Squirt What flavor please? M D Vamlla Mr Wlse Bert wrll you please run up the shade? Bert Andrews Wh I m not a squrr re What IS a nut? asked the teacher Leland Stanford replled rn verse When you ve bats m your belfry that Hut When your compreny vous rope IS cut When you ve nobody home In the ton of your dome Then your head IS not a head lt s a nut 'J Exght Two SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY Z0 , , .. - - I . H . . 4' . . 9 ' He. ' U , , , l H ' ' Y! S , u sv ' He: ' , v v v - ,, ' I U . . v v v I . 1.9! H , Ll n . . ,, y ' I! , u - v - ' .. , . . , .' v v v v v v u ' ' : Y ll II . . , - V Y V ?!! I , l U , ' Y V V ' il! , v v v ' 1' A , .. . r.. - U . in V . , Y V V : W 1 , 1 , h k - ., . . u ' ' li l. V v v ' - . It vv ' 1 ' , I u - ve l il ' Y Y Y , .. - , - , I I! , A At 1 ' ' g - V ,, Y Y Y : .L 11 I . . , , ,171 Y I . Y . Y V Y Y - . , l ' . AA ' I1 V V V 'I 9 ' ' 5 I ' Y . ll ' 17 ' y ' ' ' AK H - - 7 , I . . . . . . ., ,, L4-M y :Ln '5 Educatlon Character Assures Success Educatlon wlthout character means fallure The purpo 1 of the Xoun Men s Chrlstlan ASSOLIHTIOH of San Diego IS character de velopment Its hulldlng among the finest ln the country represents an lmestlllent of S200 000 for San Dle 0 s soun men and thousands of dollars 'lre glven annually ln order that the rates may be kept low enou h to place the prlvlle es wlthln the reach of all SPLCIHI GymlldSllllll Classes are conducted for lll h School Students and credlt towards raduatlon IS Elven for satlsfaetory work The HlY Club VNlllCh meets weekly ln WIICS all youn men above the first year For P rtleulars S A N D I E G O Y M C A Llghth and CSIVQPI3 fall or Adzlrv 6 llaln 477 Meet me at the Monarch Yes Whlch onew The tlme honored custom of meetlna at the Monarch has developed compllcatlolls just llke everythln else lll llllS scrambllnff old world So dont for et to say Wleet me at Nlonarcll lNo l or Monarch N0 2 sslllchever way sults you that das The Monarch Drug Co nth and Broaduay ird and Broadway SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 EghryTh e r 3 E553 CL-Da ? T t ' 3 ' If F gt ff T' I ' 5 , sl I' vt H V T El: ll E 7, 2 Y 1, ,c.,. 5 I T fr , . . I. . . . - . . U . . E 2 a- ' '. ' ' 1 ' , 2 Q 3 - . 2 , ' . 5 n 1 2 E lr Y , 2 U E J 5. l ' L45 ,rrr n ,rrr nn.t W, M t at M or T .rrr ,,.t t,t,t M 99 - I G9 - r I so D 5 7 , . ., v ., , . , . . l . , , 77 , ' . v. ' N V , - l . , . 1 . Y . - l - re UNIQUL There was a young man so benxghted Who never knew when he was sllghted He went to a party And ate just as hearty As 1f he d been really mvrted Cecxl Neff 1n lestaurant How IS the chlcken? Wartress Is Fme how are you? Mr Deere What are you dolng julxas Copymg hls paper? Jullas Pohl ma am I am Just see mg 1f he has copled mme correctly What sweet sounds come from e water tomght' Yes the fish are probably lunnlng ove1 the scales Mule lll the barnyard lazy and sllck Boy wlth a pm on the end ol a stlck Sneaks up behmd h1m quxet as a mouse Crepe on the door of the llttle boy s house Donald Good Barbel I vant a halr cu Barber Yes slr WhlCh one? They had never met be 4 But what had she 2 care For she loved h1m 10 derly Because he was a 1000000 an Mary had a lxttle llght It was well tramed no doubt For every tlme her fellow came The llttle llght went out An old mxser blew cut the candle when he was dylng saymg I can see to dxe 1n the dark Selgeant Now then Ime alpha oetlcally for your pay Whats yer name my lad? Prlvate Phlllxps slr Sergeant Well what yer here? Get back among the F domg up at once Ifathex to daughtel Who was here wlth you last mghtp Ollve Hawley Only Evelyn Father Father Well tell Evelyn she left her plpe on the plano PHAT WAS ALL Young Lady Are you a doctor? Ruba Kazanjan Cat soda iountamb No mam I m a Hzzxclan jchn Cantlm Do you even use slang MOFJOYIC Slmmons Nxt My maw would bxff me on the beak Wltll her mlt 1f I ever tued to pull off any stuff llke that See Freshman Whats the Faculty Semor Lxttle one the Faculty IS a body of m mbers pald to SSSISI the en 1ors m runmng the school Isabel Cu11y Wxth whom are you go mg to the party Peggy? Peggy Beard With j1mmy ' The first thlng you know people w1ll be thmk mg I go steady wlth h1m Bexmce Cornell You dont make very food muslc wlth that 1l'lStll1l'l'lCl'll said Bermce to Hugh as the orchestra ceased to play Hugh E Morgan No admltted Hugh who IS the pounder of the drums I know I dcnt but I drowned a heap of bad muslc tw.. g 5' ou' 4' ' : . ,' up - , - . . - y VI . ' - T - , ls - ' ' vs v . , . L y I YC YI v v v , , v . - ' ' U l ' ' . .. -4 . . 1 Q , - D.. l D U ' f' ' ' .ll - . ll - vs ' ' . , . , .I v v v . ' . ' ,, 1 A' - I ' .. . 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' 77 49 1f,h,F SENIOR SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY 20 0 IRB Some of the hlggest busmess men ln Southern Callfornla recelved thelr early tflllllllg at thls school Follow ln thelr footsteps by gettlng a proc tlCHl t1a1n1n along buslness llnes at thls lnstltutlon ESTABLISHED 1887 KEL EY JENNEY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SEFTON BLOCK Cyele 81 Arms Co 117 E Strect and Bo s Athletle HEADt JLARTERS 11 e Haxe the Latest ln Sportlnv Goods Phe f om lf Athletes FOURTH AND C Johnson Saum Company Funeral Dlrectors N W Corner Fourth and Ash Sts Plano Exchange 2291 Plano Bou ht Sold Ewichan ed8zRented Tunm and Repalrm 1230 Flfth Street ra an Q SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY E gmy F G55 Yi H Y EFQ34 5 ' E 1 1 1 1 01 . 1 - . . Q 2 U , ' Main 445 - I, 1 r I s y . ' 1 5 Mann ' - 5 v - U ' 5 ' D' Z U ' C 11 D 2 1 A A 1 1 1 1 U 1 1t-tt,,tt-ttt, t,tt,tt.t 1t.N .,,t,.,.t...4, , i ,,,,,,,., .,., , , ,. .. A , A ,. ,.,,,..,.,,,, ,. ,,,,., I . , O, .9 l A - 2 o . aQa', B - :I FimH SQ l 9 Ee- Mails, In 4A Physxcal class Chuck What d1d they do to you Mr Lacy when you went to the doctor for electrlc treatments? Student Charged hxm Teacher When are true words sweet words? Elhs Georgza When they are candxd Ccandledl Peggy B jxmmle dear I feel lt IH my bones that you are gomg to take me to the theater tonlght Jxmmle R Whlch bone? I m not sure but I thmk It s my vush bone' Upon what classical grounds can you Justxfy th1s horrxd shlmmy? demanded the teacher Why teacher spoke Mary B Cupid always did carry hrs arrows 1n a qurver NEW SYSTEM jlmmle There s only one thmg whrch w1ll cure malarla and thats whlsky and qumme Sallor Where can you get xt? jlmmle Whlsky and qumme? Sa1lor No malarxa Wmefred Price Why dldnt Congress put an amusement tax on krssmg? Mr Hoag The revenue collectors were opposed to lt Wmefred Why? M H Afraxd of too much mght work Fred K Llllxan why haven t you an umbrella? L1ll1an W Because father hasn t been to church thls year BLOCKING TRAFFIC Each tune I try to dance wlth Mary Somethlng she wears gets quite contrary I wondered what and why It was But now I m wlse course xt does O Hara In the good old days It was Drmks on the house Ollver Yeh and now xt s Drmks un der the house Peggy Do you know why I wont marry you? Clyde B I can t thlnk P You guessed xt Faxled ln Latm Hunked m Math I heard a Freshman h1ss Id lxke to find the guy who sald That' xgnorance IS bhss Teacher Define ooze Elhs Elhs Georgra To run out Teacher Define ancedote Elhs A short funny tale Teacher Now lllustrate the words by uslng them ln a sentence Elhs The llttle dog oozed out ln the street waggmg h1s ancedote HOT SUN Maurlce Raxser Who gave you the black eye? Cyrll Kxmpton Nobody I was watch mg a baseball game through a knot hole and got sunburnt Evelyn B Yes you can come up but be sure and come early as father always turns the llghts out at ten Wllson Spare All rlght Ill be there promptly at ten 'EJ E1 ht S1 SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY 20 1 H l . . . , . - 1 Y , . ,, l V , u ' vw ' ' -' ' V v v V V V . U i . ll ' 'Y 4 ' I vu ' ' . U ' ' , .1 - v 1 ' . . , , - JH V V V v v v . ,, . . . . .. , , , n , Y? . ,, . ' , u n - vy ' ' , 41 ' n -- - U . B , u ' yr P B , u 9 ' - v - -- . . .. , V- .. ' v v v v v v Q . . . , - .. - - y . . . . . . ,, , . 1 . tl H In ' ' . ' . . . ,. v v v . .. - H v v v ' ' ' ' ' , Il yv , .. H . . I ,, , . . ' ' . - , .. H . . , . . . , . . ,, , .. - . - , - - N ' , as - n - ' ' . ' U . . . . l H . . . ,, . . . . . H . . U . . ' . , . v v v v v v ' ' , u ' 1 ' . . H . ' ' , u . U YY I . l ' YY . ' ' , an , . , - - , n vv ' D . H r. .: ' ' ' , v v v v v v , .. .. , , , is ' ' u .. - , I7 ' H ' ' , u v ' , sr - n .. . , ' H H rr ' n 'Egg . . '3 W 2 y- X - uC.J:A E-H 771,11 IR Thrlft Wlthout Edueatlon Is not mufh bettel than Eclucatlon ss tthout Tllflft The man and XNOIIIIII of totlly must hue both 1nd the surest way to lequne Thult IS to erluelte your-elf 1nt0 the h'1h1t of saunff Open an account 111 the Oldest 11141 lar mst Sum S Hank lll bm D14 f 1 , IN'Il Rl Sl ON Tl RW SANINGS XCCOLNIS Open 5.1turtl1y cunm 101 cltpo lt fr nu 6 50 lllltll 8 00 oalmk THE SAN DIEGO SAVINGS BANK T01 AL RESOURLLS ON ER S6 500 000 00 To You Who tml U0 out ll1t0 thf IDLISIIICSS world we Nl h d full mea'-ule of vueeess and hap Dlnf S 'lhean lt Munn Co CUBIC Down Wllere Pr1ees Ale Down It 1 a pxox en but that tlnb bl popular prlte tore sells dry ootls dome tue .md Nblrln 1pp.1rel for le 5 alssaw-1 MEYER di D-XX IDSOW DH?f,',QlD' blXlll and Wlarlut Streets BHOADWAX X1 SEVENTH Bakr rv Ionic Ltmnerx faltterll 1 re X the l tDr1 IRE! Q SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo Eghfys G 0 0 0 T I O f Y . . f , ' 1 z 1 ' . 1 . ' ' 5 L ' . .' ' ' 1 v A ' C ' , Y' , a 1 I l 1 1 2 - ' ' ' , 2 A gf Li gt l 'gih - I. , x w v wr w 1 w 1 - r N '. Yr w v A f L Y. U . 1 1 - ., ' A ' 2 Y f 7 gS ' ' ,S S 1 If I ' f . M . - A . A A A A A i Y 4 l 5 A - . a v - 5 ee , , ' . .. ' ' , X X E N 'l Q ' ' 5 5 'I x 3 171 df uatt . . . . Q s ' K ' ' ' ff - . 7' : 2 . 5 1 . , l 5 1 ' S Y 1 f 1 2 ' 2 ' , 2 A ' L 5 ' I A 5 ' 5 X . - 1 ' 1 v S . , Q . Q W A Q' - - - V - lgr , 5 I ' ' I , 4 5 N P11 -I hill: in Xl - H ' 1 Q A V w w Y A - , 1, . g ' E , . h . X . .I l . 010 ISu111Im1y A J 9 1 u A V1 1 E Wl 1- You Oct Beat V f Huh unml Culn 1-A .lllxa . E 3 l ' , i ven E SH IT UITHIIOIIIRS George F Otto St Son Flortshs CORNER SIXTH AND B wTRl'ETb Nan Dlegf Cal Phone Mam 39 Home 120 PAT HE Phonographs and Records GRA1 MA W MUSIC CO I nano or Rent F1 th Ind A Stroels Md C WALTER DIBB Mf Jeweler and Dlamond Sttttr bpeual XVork M ide to Order Rmms 40anl L1 beft n Bl k 2 0 f C ml 1llIlf'lll H H 1X E W C 0 I B Pre crxl hon Ol tluan Compllmentq of Strahlmann Mayer D1 ug Co Mum 691 Home 1311 111.3 Lenox Cafeterla 1058 Flfth Street U ' Ol LN SLNDAYb 1 i WUNDERIUI Jdlllldfy Clear mg Sale BLUMBERG S Coat SIIIIS Dresses, Walsts, bklrts Take Hdtilllll e of this opportunlty rouow Inf mow l nn nw X 1-uuxv v v , T- O 822 F111 TH ST Eg,,t,Egh, SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY zo E3 E , , ,. ,, ,,., ,, ,, ,,,, , , ,, ,,A, ,,,., , ,, ,,,. ,, ,,., , , N , 2 K ,,,. ,. ,,,.. ,. , H . f 7 v w B mf- .mr tx: V , i 1- - - A 2 1. V1 , 10:47 -.3n S -f ' -1 ' ' ' j ? lr , , 1:41 mr G11 IPI-' .I---li' at ln' In-,img Q J F J 4- od- I 1l'A-ll'I' - E om ,om n.,..gm ' . 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C 2 J 1- - A 4 . 3 A 4 , . 3 j 2 .,z Q1 , z . w v . . . , , - - . . .Q . 1 2' G HE SAVI Io learn to saye IQ one of the fir t nnportant lessons lll llie Ifyou wsfmt to lxnoyx yshethc 1 you a1e desuned to he a suece s or a falluu ln llIL,N0ll Lan ea lly find out The in I 1 snnple and lllfallllllf' A1e yfou able to saye money ' If not, chop out Xou ll lose You may think not hut you will lo L 1 ure a you an ahxe 'I he dollars you save are the stepplng stones to sum Cass CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK 0Hie1al Deposltory for School Saunf I-Ialold E Lutes 1. hh I X ONS IMPII NIENII LUMPANY Da rm Iiljdlllfb and Stannnpry IMPLLMI Ms AND nmerons I1 Bolll I lx S I r'1 D lax ll Llaaln S 5 lratu 918 Flilh 'UNI rolnxru IULRIH AIXD e snmrs Hazard Gould Sport Goods Co Sl COND AND BRO-XDVS AX Announces the 011011111 ol lthlctu IIIINITIIIILIII carrylng complete lllle of A G SlJdldlll0'S Bros Athlelxe Equlp ment under mana unent of John Perry IIOIITICI As ISIEIIII Play sn il IHSIFIILIUI at Roelnsell Ilehl and former Play ground Dnector ol San D14 o E N cy SENIOR SEMI ANNUAL JANUARY Z0 rcvn .., 1 Y . . . . 1 .. 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