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

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tl 22 l' GRAY CASTLE, '31 Mr. James Hutchison, Mr. P. H. Heron, Head, Mr. James R. Kennedy, Mr. W. W. Golden, Mr. L. L. Kittredge, Mr. L. C. Sherwood, Mr. john Dickson, Mr. John Doig, Mr. B. H. F. Smith. TECH NICAI. DEDAIQTMENT The technical department ofthe San Diego High School aims to prepare students for industrial and technical lines, and to teach certain trades. For the student who has made up his mind what trade he wishes to follow, the technical department offers three trade courses, automotive, electrical, and printing trades. Other courses offered for general training are woodshop, machine shop, auto shop, mechanical drawing, architectural drawing, and radio shop. The instructors are Mr. P. H. Heron, head, Mr. John Dickson, Mr. John Doig, Mr. W. W. Golden, Mr. James E. Hutchison, Mr. James Kennedy, Mr. Letain Kitt- redge, Mr. Lionel Sherwood and Mr. B. H. F. Smith. CLEIQICAL STAFF The clerical staff is not known to the student body through contacts made in the classroom, but this group of willing and efficient workers gives valuable service to the school by taking charge of the daily attendance, bulletin,telephone, and general oflice work. Those who comprise the clerical staff are Miss Marguerite Schilling, business secretary, Miss Mary V. Moore, secretary to the registrar, Miss Bess Cor- mack and Miss Ruth Hamill, attendance secretaries, Mrs. Charlotte Lloyd, secretary to the principal, and Mr. Harold Tenny, textbook clerk and graduate manager. Top Row: Miss Bess Cormack, Mr. Harold Tenney. Bottom Row: Mrs. Charlotte Lloyd, Miss Marguerite Schilling, Miss Ruth Hamill, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Marie McCready.

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FACULTY 'l 21 l' Top Row: Mr. B. O. Lacey, Headg Mr. Alfred Orcutt, Mr. E. W. B. Mark, Mr. J. O. Peterson, Mr. D. H. Sandin, Mr. H. H. Ross, Mr. Walling Corwin, Mr. Earl Homuth. Bottom Row: Miss Ruth Bishop, Miss Susan Stokes, Mr. H. R. Doughty, Mr. E. R. Moore, Miss Edna Perry, Miss Bertha Howe. SCIENCE Because of the keen interest shown in the science classes, scientific problems, which to the untrained mind remain puzzles, are easily solved by the students. Vocational training is offered by the science department by such subjects as physics, chemistry, biology and other subjects of a practical nature. The personnel of this department is Mr. B. O. Lacey, head, Miss Ruth Bishop, Mr. Walling Corwin, Mr. Harry Doughty, Mr. Earl Homuth, Miss Bertha Howe, Mr. E. W. B. Mark, Mr. Edward Moore, Mr. A. Orcutt, Miss Edna Perry, Mr. John Peterson, Miss Susan Stokes, Mr. H. H. Ross, Mr. David Sandin and Mr. Frederic SOCIAL SCIENCE With a hobby, the promotion of international goodwill, and a goal, the ability to learn to think clearly and independently on each problem, the social science de- partment has taken up the study o the past as it relates to everyday human life, and the present as it is influencing the future. The personnel of the history department is Miss Ruth Price, head, Mr. Gilbert Deere, Mr. Samuel Ervvine, Mrs. Marian Gilmore, Mr. Roy Haag, Mrs. Olga Ham- man, Miss Fanny McIntyre, Mrs. Florence Mark, Mrs. Frances Reed and Miss Beatrice Simpson. Welstead. Top Row: Mr. Gilbert Deere, Mr. Roy Haag, Mr. S. D. Erwine. Bottom Row: Miss Beatrice Simpson, Mrs. Olga Hamman, Mrs. Marian Gilmore, Mrs. Frances Reed, Miss Ruth Price, Headg Miss Fanny McIntyre, Mrs. Florence Mark.

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FACULTY 'l 23 l' Mrs. E. Edwards, William Dunnigan, Mrs. Mona Shann, Mrs. A. Stinnet, Warren Holtenstein, Mrs. E. Carley, Lucille Beck, Mrs, M. Woolley, Mrs. H. Roth, Mrs. R. O. Williams, Mrs. M. Smith, Ed. E. Hines. CAFETEIQIA Of course, one must eat, and so for this reason the cafeteria is important to the students. Mrs. Mona Shann is the head of the cafeteria force. She is general manager and is in charge of the buying of all food. There are three chefs, Mr. Edward Hines, Mr. William Dunnigan, and Mt. Warren I-loltenstein. Sixty-eight boys and girls, students of the high school, act as assistants. This year, because of fewer students in the high school, the number of sales was smaller, but it Was estimated that there were approximately 1900 to 2000 sales daily. JANITO DI The cleanliness, order and attractive appearance of the school buildings and lawns are due to the efforts of the janitors and gardeners. Mr. John E. Thombs is the sch0ol's custodian. The custodians have charge of the filling of the annual and daily requisitions. Janitors and the janitress in the school are Mr. G. E. Alverson, Mr. William Bunker, Mr. H. B. Chilton, engineer, Mr. Arthur F. Code, Mr. George L. Grifiin, Mr. F.M Kittrell, Mr. Thomas Lunny, Mr. Fred Moller, Mrs. Ida Park and Mr. Thomas Stephens. Gardeners are Mr. C. A. Porter, head, Mr. C. I. Clark, and Mr. J. D. Lynch. Back Row: G. E. Alverson, W. B. Chilton, j. Northcy, E. McClymonds, H. Peterson, F. M. Kittrell, T. Stephens. Front Row: j. D. Lynch, K. j. Wiker, A. F. Code, G. L. Griffin, Wm. Bunker, F. Moller, J. E. Thombs, Mrs. Ida Park.