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

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WHo's WHO WORDEN, BEN T.-Chief of police at East San Diego. Hobby: Quoits and checkers. SCHOCK, FRANK HENRY-Editor of Round- abouts column of San Diego Union: replaced former scribe because of ability to write suit- able last lines: gets free passes to Vista theater, East San Diego. Married Angela Rhodes. GOSS, EUGENE R.-Monk in Pine Hills con- vent: renounced earthly cares and troubles. NOEL, HAZEL MADELENE-Wfelfare worker in slums of La Jolla. MEYERS: IMA-Champion high diver of the world: only person who ever swam around the world in a non-stop swim: holds sixty swimming titles: member of the San Diego Rowing Club. WISMER, DAVID EDWARD--Dentist: extracts teeth by the painful. method: prices very high, patronage exclusive: president of U. S. Dental Preserve. WADLEIGH HELEN-Chautauqua lecturer: has toured Los Angeles several times: rc- ports that Los Angelens are eager for news of far-off San Diego: recently refused movie contract. ENGLAND, MAX-Prospector for Pacific Beach Geographical Magazine: holds world's record for forgetting most names and faces: exca- vates phoenician trombones. Clubs: Cellar Circle Club. ROSE, FRANCES LENORE-Conducts exclus- ive dancing academy: invented sleep walkers' dance: most fashionably gowned woman in Ramona: wife of Victor Winnek, a dancing partner: gave benefit for disabled Christmas shoppers: won prize for most beautiful bru- nette. WINNEK, VICTOR CHARLES-Husband of Frances Rose, dancer. Clubs: Musicians' Wild Knight: Actors' equity. BRIGGS, LLANO DAYTON-Flyer in Good Luck airplane squadron: winner of peace medal for unlimited bravery: characteristic habit: Plays violin to wake people on Mars. FREED, ISOBEL HERMOSA-Missiol1ai'y: converts heathens by direct method. MacKENZIE, CHALMERS A.-Amateur sports- inan and duck hunter: killed rabbits in In- dia: donated 60,000 pesetas for monkey zoo in San Diego: won sweepstakes at Tia Juana Cogido de Toros. Clubs: University Heights Playgrounds: Order of Silver Earring. KEITH, LULU INEZ-Perpetual queen of Port- land Rose Carnival: heir bles under will of Sir first earl of Chula Vista of Sir Rottman. to 1,000.000,000 ru- Leonard Rottman, Citrus ranch: wife KLAUBER, ALLAN SALZ-Professor of Law at Stanford University: Author of tive hun- dred foot shelf of text books on law: member of Sigma Kappa Gowna Fraternity: holds degrees of L.L.D. and A.B.C. LEWELLEN, ANTOINETTE BERTHA-lIa- tron of San Diego Orphans' Home: first woman to put Home on a paying basis: fstarves five hundred children annually: sup- ports worthless husband: married Verne Dit- mars: contributor to Old Gossips' Weekly. , f 13 MUELLER, BERTHA MARJORIE-Divorced wife of Richard Hathaway: created a society scandal by living beyond her means: devotes time to culture of Bowers for bees' nests: donates anonymously to leading penal institu- tionsghas read The Sheik, If VVinter Comes and other unfit literature. JOHNSON, PEARL E.-Philosopher and social worker: has cured millions by famous treat- ments for colds. MELTZER, GEORGE VERNON-Playwright and actor: plays double for Abraham Lincoln: convert of Dr. Emile Coue's theory: Daily Dozen: every day in every way I'm growing uglier and uglier. Clubs: Order of Silver Earring. AUSTIN, GENEVIEVE IRENE-Wife of George Meltzer: critic of the theater for Bakersfield World: one of the world's ten richest women. Clubs: Brunettes Barracks. ROOD, REGINALD SHEPARD-Lawyer and educator: Chief Justice of Supreme Court of U. S.: handled more cases than any other justice: anti-prohibitionist: author of VVhy Lawyers Lie . in twelve volumes. Clubs: DeMolay and Order of Silver Earring. FARRELL, JOSEPHINE NOELIE-Dean of VVomen at Mills College: enlarged college to accommodate two hundred students. Life work: To knit sweaters for baby chicks: candidate for woman president of U. S. VOORHIS, SHELDON SPRAGUE-Official clocker at Tia Juana and Saratoga races: placed winning bets on horses for High School students unable to be at track: pos- sesses keen wit: lectures jockeys on perni- cious habits of chewing and drinking: medium for Sinners and Spiritualists secret lodge: married Elizabeth Donehoo, famous woman educator and reformer. Clubs: La Jolla Cavvemen: Moonshiners' Haunts. KINNEY, EDWARD STORY-American poli- tician and statesman: co-speaker with XVil- liam Jennings Bryan on National tour gass- ing on Why we should adopt the European Nations : one of the Select Seven of Sen- ate members opposing sale of cheese for mouse traps: only man who succeeded in electing Bryan to presidency Cof Anti-boot- leggers' Leaguej. Clubs: Fortunate Few. GILL, MAE ELLEN-Founder of Home for pre- vention of cruelty to Fish: superintends mak- ing of Oysters' beds every morning: will made over to Florence Kane as successor. MALER, ANNIE EMELIA-Famous creator of fashions: designed wardrobe for Lady Mac- beth: studio East First street, Descanso: married Niel McKie: Fiftieth vice-president of Ruddy Complexions Club. BENNER, WILLIAM N.-Amateur Sportsman: winner of Clumsy Doubles tennis tournament: inmate of Home for Disappointed Rakette XVielders. CARLSTROM, LUCILLE C.-Mermaid in the 4 S fHulda Scott, Prudence Scurlock, Ruth Sidwell, Verna Stannardj Bathing Girl Productions: Nationally known for setting fashion in smart bathing suits: won prize at South Sea Exposition, Honolulu for most original beach parasol.

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EEEEEE EEEEEEEEN SENIOR A WILL E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE INCE times unknown it has been the privilege of the Senior graduating class to will gratis to the underclassmen the many things that they, the Seniors, have and have not enjoyed during the four year term at' the Hill- top Quentin. Of course it is understood that some of the gifts that the Seniors intend to bestow upon the school are of great value and the gradu- ates hope that the heirs of the fortunes will appreciate them as they should. In the first place the Senior class wishes it to be known that they leave the Russ with its scandal, handicaps and censored articles to the entire school. Also, the graduates bequeath to the underclassmen the right to daily tussles with the cafeteria hash. If they can get out of paying for the lunches like the football team at Bakersfield they are to receive a reward annually from the S. S.-G. for bravery under fire. It is herein granted to the junior boys the privilege that we never took advantage of and regret that we didn't. It is to keep Kenny Howard at school just as long as the classmen have periods to make up. Also to the battlers of the third year men goes the right to take the smile off said de- tention officerls face when he deals 20 periods in a poker game. The Seniors wish to grant the right to the Freshmen to beat Bakersfield next year and to continue with the war waged with the S. C. I. F. officials. Therefore, be it herein granted to the Senior Bls, the privilege of dis- tinctive dress as hereinafter stated. To the boys the wearing of slick pompa- dours a la T. A. Russell style, and to the girls the wearing of loud garters, similar to those worn by Miss Freese. Re it herein granted also to the whole school, the privilege of wearing Harold Lloyd glasses on any occasion, without suspension from school. Secondly: all persons found guilty of not belonging to some frat or sorority will forthwith be expelled from all school activities, and have all heretofore acquired credits removed from the record. By a most solemn oath, we adjure you to never work for recls. Secondly: L0 demand three Ditch Days per weekg to carry banners through the streets, demanding worthy rights as, earrings for boys. It is our will that the Freshmen be given seats in the first six rows of the Stadium. Anyone found guilty of disobeying this decree shall be put to death and later fed on bread and water for at least six weeks. These are the last wishes of the Senior A class. VVe are insane, we do not deny it. VVe swear that all herein written has been copped from wills from the last century. May the favors and properties herein granted be duly distributed by our best loved friends and executors, the Senior Bls. ll5l