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

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WI-IO'S WHO Vol. 8 UNAUTHENTIC EDITION C X' No. 66 BRYANT, WESLEY BYRON-Born May 7. GAMBLE, BOYD ELWOOD-Football coach 1901: New York City, N. Y. Principal of S. D. Il. S.: admitted to Yale on five rec's : Secretary of State: Ambassador to Canary Islands: Bolshevik Bandit: President of Free Love Cult Bureau: football star: director of drama at Yale. Married Octavia Page. Clubs: DcMolay, Lotsa Crusta Beata Frat. Order of the Silver Earring. ALGERT, HENRY W.-Newspaper. crook, Licked stamps for Russ VVeekly mailing list: international lawyer for cruelty of bad danc- ing. McQUEEN, GENEVIEVE LUCILLE-Leading lady in Flo Ziegfeld's Follies: title patented for twenty years. Married Spencer Rogers. Divorced. APABLASA, C. J. TOM -President of The Tia Juana Iockey Club. Originator of the Booby Handicap. KELLY, VERNON THOMAS-Graduate ol Boston Matrimonial Institute: composer of violin music: successor to John McCormick: married XYilla XVaggoner. llobby: Teaching birds to sing. Clubs: Order of The Silver Earring. CLARKE, ELIZABETH E.-Tamer of football men: held honors for possession of most gold footballs: maid of Drama League of America: society woman. Outside interests: Ilouse cleaning, votes for football mc-n's wives, and One Man . RIVEROLL, SHELDON and gentleman: Secretary of Iletcli Hetchy Lake project: special Ambassador to Yap: presented to Court of St. Iames: general in U. S, army: successor to I. I. Pershing: originator of cane for gassed soldiers: editor of Escondido Yellow Back. Clubs: Bach- clor's Safety Club: Dear Hunting Club: Order of The Silver Earring. E.-Diplomat, soldier ABELL, EVELYN M.-Artist: cartoonist for XVest Point: most famous portrait Pear-rc Cabell . Clubs: Bohemian Chow S'udio. De- signer of new figures for Plaza Park, San Diego, California. LACEY, WINFIELD McKEE-QClever man gone wrong: leading hermit's life in caves of La Iolla: converted 597,069,342 oysters into cocktails. Hobbies: Ignoring women: for- getting past. Club: As You Like It . BOLANDER, WALTER EDWARD- Keeper ol Gaten at Mars Arena for Spider Fightsn: crippled for life in attempt to rush Mar- garet Fisher for Amalgamated Liquor Consum- ers' Fraternity: lost, frat: won Margaret Club: Janitors League. CASWELL, MYRTLE L.-Suffragist leader: secured women's rights: first woman page at the White House: associated with law firm of Fleiss, Heady and Caswell. FAGER, MARTHA ANNA-Bookbinders' assist- ant at National City Public Burial Grounds. BOWER, CHARLES KENNETH-Salvation Army chief: member of Associated Charities: anti-smoking league. Ilobbies: Feeding gum to the chickens: member of Jaw Breakers' Club: Boxers' Rebellion, EVES, ELIZABETH BARTRAM-Iunior mem- ber of Adam and Eve's firm: hostess at Tia Iuna Bar and Cafe Summer Resort. CSee Boyd Gamblej. 12 for Royal Turkish Eleven: changed football rules to include smoking, dancing and candy during training. Married Elizabeth Eves. FIRKS, SAMUEL-Successor to Adumb Pasha of Turkey: follows American custom in harem: favorite quotation, One wife at a time is enough to face divorce with . Clubs: Allah By Gollah, Chess Gamblers' Club. COLLINS, LAURA MAY-Globe trotteri lhas traveled in Iapan, Cuba, Boston, San Diego and Del Mar: illustrates talks by her com- panion, Pauline Goatley, with candle light slides and films. Married XVcndel Ashcroft in 1911. HEILBRON, EDWARD A.-Mayor of the sta- dium. Life work: Admitting students free to athletic events: passed bill to cushion sta- dium seats and to place awning over rooting section: mayor for 79 years: defeated other candidates by repealing Volstead Act. Clubs: Orators Oracle. Married Mary Eleanor Bacon, daughter of eminent British tobacco grower. BACON, MARY ELEANOR-lVife of Edward Heilbron: sponsor for poor girls entering mov- ies. Clubs: Hollywood Scandal Crowd. See Ed. IIeilbron. ADLER. ALICE-Sister Lady of Peace. No further earthly record. CAMPBELL, HELEN Campbell. Brainard turers of famous tea ers: figured in scandal of killing two flies: freed from lack of evidence: supporter of movement of Better Breakfast food for working girls. SMALL, RALPH ROWLAND-President of Rotary Club of San Diego: city road and canal commissioner: booster for Fat Men's Club. Married Ivah Chapin. in the convent of Our E.-Member of firm of and Berthold, manufac- cakes and sawdust Crack- CHAPIN, IVAH JENNETTE-VVife of Rowland Small: leading lady at Strand: prominent society matron. Hobby: Golfing' with the birdies. FINN, IRENE FRANCES-Coach of athletics at Sergcants' Camp, N. Y.: won state honors in golf, high jumping and pole vault: charter member of Trufflers' Club. NISBET, RICHARD K.-Dilettant globe trot- ter and art collector: his yacht, Noble Swan. won cup from Sir Harry Pflimlin, holder of yacht title for ten years: presented priceless collection of antique art to the Suffragists League of America. Daily Prayer: May no woman ever cross my path. Clubs: Bach- elors' Haven, and Order of Silver Earring, GARY, FAW-Radio expert: invented machine for transmitting neighbors' gossip to all houses in a single block: assists Thomas Alva Edison in all electrical inventions: guest of President Harding: private secretary: Miss Winona VVard. Clubs: Inventors' Re- treat. RIDDLE, ELLEN AZELLA-Author of Good Night Series of bedtime stories for pet skunks: conducts night school classes on care of savage butterflies. PIKE, MARGUERITE PAULINE-Head nurse in County Hospital: discharges nurses for failing to eat seven meals a day: one of Ainerica's ten greatest women: has vowed by the sacred turnip never to marry.