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

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FACULTY 'l 19 It MR. W. F. REYER, Head MISS MARY PHILLIPPI MRS. ANDREWS MR. ANDREWS MR. NINO MARCELLI MUSIC To develop a keener appreciation for music and to offer social service to the school, and to other departments are the aims of the music department. With a full course having been offered this past year, the department has been able to maintain its high standard in regular programs. The music department furnished music at every P. T. A. meeting, at a few assem- blies, and the May fete. The personnel of the music department is Mr. W. F. Reyer, head, Mrs. Katherine Andrews, Mr. Nino Marcelli, Miss Mary Phillippi, Mr. Arthur Winters, and Mrs. Reyer, the department accompanist. DIJIBLIC SDEAKING The public speaking department teaches students to think clearly and to put their thoughts into clear and forceful oral s eech. All debates and speaking contests are un er the sponsorship of the public speaking department. This department offers to the students elementary and advanced public speaking, debate, parliamentary law, and elementary, intermediate and advanced drama. The instructors of this de artment are Mr. W. A. Hamman, head, Miss Marjorie Davis, Mr. H. C. Peiffer an Miss Lois Perkins. MR. W. A, HAMMAN, Head MISS MARJORIE DAVIS MISS LOIS PERKINS MR. H. C. PEIFFER

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'l 18 lr GRAY CASTLE, ,31 CL-:ft to rightj Mr. S. Caeeres, Mrs. Meave Sharman, Mr. Maurice Wright, Mrs. Maria S. Contreras, Miss Anita Hatlxway, Mr. Lawrence Carr, Head, Mrs. Stella Krause. LANGUAGE DEDAIQTMENT The foreign language department trains students in the technicalities of the lan- guages and acquaints them with the culture and history of the various countries. The department offers Spanish, Latin, German, and French. Because of its practical use on the Pacific coast, Spanish continues to be the most popular. This semester a Spanish Club was organized for the purpose of promoting a greater interest in the language. The instructors are Mr. Laurence Carr, head, Mr. S. N. Caceresg Mrs. Maria Contreras, Miss Anita Hathvvay, Mrs. Stella Krause, Mrs. Meave Sharman, and Mr. Maurice Wright. A MATH EMATI CI The mathematics department trains the student to think clearly, accurately, and to work practically and efficiently. The mathematics department is a unique one in that it is the only department that keeps an honor roll. This honor roll, which consists of all students who make an A in mathematics, has proved useful in encouraging students to work for a place on the honor list. Teachers of mathematics are Mr. W. P. Dunlevy, head, Mr. A. Alexander, Miss Alva Beattie, Miss Viva Dickerson, Miss Marie Gaby, Miss Vera Hawkins and Mr. D. P. Taylor. Top Row, left to right: Mr. A. Alexander, Mr. W. P. Dunlcvy, acting Headg Mr. D. P. Taylor. Front Row, left to right: Miss Alva Beattie, Miss Viva Dickerson, Miss Marie Gaby, Miss Vera Hawkins.

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-I 201- GRAY CASTLE, '31 l Mr. Frank Crosby, Mr. Charles Church, Mr. J. H. Adams, Sergeant James Smyth, Captain Arthur O'Keefe, Lieutenant Head, Mr. Glenn Broderick, Mr. Dewey Morrow. H. R. Ascher, Sergeant John Dale. BUYS' DHYSICAI. EDUCATION Do 0' -I-Q CO Physical education is required of every boy for graduation. R. O. T. C. may be substituted for formal gym. The development of sound, clean bodies is the aim of the department. Participa- tion in major and minor sports is offered. Corrective work may be taken if necessary. The gym instructors for the boys are Mr. John Harold Adams, head, Mr. Glenn Broderick, Mr. Charles Church, Mr. Frank Crosby and Mr. Dewey Morrow. The R. O. T. C. instructors are Captain A. J. O'Keefe, Lieutenant H. R. Ascher, Master Sergeantj. F. Smyth, U. S. A. ICI., and Sergeant Jack Dale. GIIQLS' IDHYSICAI. EDIJCATIDN The aim of the girls' physical education department is to train the individual girl to attain the highest physical, mental and social development. Various activities are offered which develop skill and body control and afford opportunities for social cooperation, character training and sportsmanship. The department is always willing to coocperate and assist in programs and plays of various kinds. The first May fete was pro uced under their auspices. Every girl in the school was given a chance to participate. The instructors are Miss L. Evelyn Moran, head, Mrs. Eleanor Dixon, Miss Mir- iam Paine, Miss Viola Ryan, Mrs. Annette Stevenson and Miss Ann Wood. Top Row: Miss L. Evelyn Moran, Head, Mrs. Annette Stevenson, Mrs. Eleanor Dixon. Bottom Row: Miss Miriam Paine, Miss Viola Ryan, Miss Ann Wood.