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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1933 volume:

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Into the pages ot this one looolc has been crowded the material which we hope marlcs the hours ot every Russ Student-the gay, the quiet, the golden, the tleeting-ot our l-ligh School lite. if f ,ff 45 . sf Q s Z, yt ff A W Kc- w K 4 M y we as :yr W4 J' 2 232 ff S MZ 4 7 lf vrfaaf-w,-Wig W 'lflfxi' S ff fffff1':r fri' xf'1.Jf-ss v ,, f V,---si.-sw-ff Y, I sw Wm. DEDICATIGN TO Miss om M.cUPP n appreciation ot lwer untiring interest and devoted service, tier sympathetic under- standing and unswerving loyalty tlwis Gray Castle is sincerely dedicated by Tl-IE CLASS GF JUNE '33 1 1 . 'Lf i, J.- 4 a i H A -wil. 3f'3 Administration Building MCDTTO The Closing o1COne Door is ine Opening of Another Air View of the Campus TABLE OF CONTENTS TI-IE GRAY CASTLE ON TI-IE I-IILL TI-IE FACULTY TI-IE GRAY CASTLE STAFF TI-IE SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATIONS ATI-ILETICS I-ILJIVIOR 72? TH E FACULTY ART DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS PUBLIC SPEAKING ShirIey M. CharIes, Head Mrs. Elsa Bauer Evangeline Ritchey Harriet Southwich COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT NW. L. Peterson, Head Ella Brown Mrs. Katherine Dickson Mrs. Harriet Eves Eulalie HiII Jean Hodges CharIes B. Read Mrs. JeweII Smith W. J. Stanton Margaret SuIIivan T. A. WaIton Erank Watenpaugh Arthur Wicks Edna Wooster ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ora M. Cupp, Head Georgiana Adams Mary BarkIey Ruth CIittord Ida Eesenbeck Margaret Ereyburger Alta GaIIagher Mrs. Edna GiIIespie Narra Jones Mrs. BeuIah MeaIs EtheI OIsen HazeI Reed Erederic Weaver Louise WiIson LiIIian WuItt FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lawrence Carr, Head Mrs. Maria Contreras Anita Hathway SteIIa Krause Mrs. Meave Sharman Maurice Wright DEPARTMENT Mildred s. Henderson WHQ5dHammaT Head Grace Benoy JuIia Chubbuck Mrs. Clara Grey PauIine Lauber Mrs. Bessie Wenrich SaIIy WhittIe LI BRARIANS Ada Jones Theodora Swanbom MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Bernet S, HaIe, Head A. AIexander Viva Dickerson W. P. DunIevy Vera Hawkins D. P. Taylor NU RSE Mrs. PearI Norris MUSIC DEPARTMENT W. E. Reyer, Acting Head Mrs. Katherine Andrews Nino MarceIIi Mary PhiIIippi BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION John HaroId Adams, Held Glenn Broderick CharIes Church Erank Crosby Dewev Morrow GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION EveIyn Moran, Head AIice DonneIIy Miriam Paine Mrs. Annette Stevenson Ann Wood Marjorie Davis Herbert Peitter, Jr. Lois Perkins O. T. C. Major H. P. Kayser Sgt. NeiI MegerIe SCIENCE DEPARTMENT B. O. Lacey. Head Harry Doughtry Earl Homuth Bertha Howe E. W. B. Mark E. L. Moore A. Orcutt Edna Perry John Peterson H. H. Ross Susan Stokes Erederic Welstead SOCIAL SCIENCE Ruth Price, Head Gilbert Deere SamueI Erwine Mrs. Marian GiIrnore Roy Haag Mrs. Olga Hamman Mrs. EIorence Mark True McGinnis Mrs. Frances Reed Beatrice Simpson TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT P. H. Heron, Head John Dickson John Doig W. W. GoIden James E. Hutchison John Kennedy Letain Kittredge LioneI Sherwood B. H. E. Smith. ESM THE eww CASTLE ADMINISTRATICN l I MR. JOHN ASELTINE Principal I I Y I l I l MISS ELIZABETH FREESE MR. EDWARD C. TAYLOR Vice-Principal Vice-Principal JUNE. l933 Nine W -M V 'V'- W MWQWZZJQWAM ffuzzs .wtS.xs:.ffm4.r,A,.Asus,.,fu,,tb, ..,s.mM..ks,s,L xvZ M i f gzuf X, , ei 6 1 5 7 2 it ft l is iii gi lgis i f Y? . Z it 5 i 2 '1 f in ESTHER HARDER FRED LANCE Tl-IE GRAY CASTLE LTI-TOUGH hampered at the start when controntec with the prob- lem ot making drastic changes in the Annual as to size and repre- sentation, the statt tunctioned smoothly with creditable results. An Indian theme was chosen tor this June which was carried out in the art inserts and border. Too much gratitude cannot be extended to the taculty sponsors, Miss Ora M. Cupp and Mr. Arthur Wicks, who acted as literary and business advisers respectively, tor the Annual. Special mention also is deserved by Miss l-larriett Southwich who selected and supervised all art work. V This year the tollowing students were responsible tor putting out the publication: Editor-in-Chiet, Esther l-larder, Business Manager, Ered Lance, who conducted all tinancial attairsg Assistant Editor, Ethel Brewer, who took charge particularly ot Senior histories: Art Editor, Barbara Wright, who supervised art cuts, Organizations, Evelyn Murray, who wrote up the major activitiesg Athletics, William McClintock, who attended to the writeups appearing below the various athletic organization pictures: l-lumor, Margaret Matchinske, who edited that section ot the Annualq Cir- culation, John Wood, who, as his position suggests, supervised distribu- tionq and the typists, Virginia Wells and Robert McDonald. TCH THE GRAY CASTLE STAFF l ikwauw' V fy f V , ,V ,Y '---- .A 25 M 1 t 1 YS ,, I Ii 4 Z 1 ' , 1 Ve gi Q W X Q W fi f , 4 if ,gi Zi Z f W gr , f ? X W Z I , l f,Qf 'iE' MISS ORA M. CUPP ETI-IEI. BREWER MR, ARTI-IUR WICKS Literary Adviser Assistant Editor Financial Adviser WILLIAM MARGARET EVELYN MURRAY BARBARA WRIGI-IT MCCLINTOCK MATCI-IINSKE Organizations Art Editor Attiietics I-Iumor JOI-IN WOOD VIRGINIA WELLS ROBERT MCDONALD Circulation Typist Typist JUNE, I933 Eieven f 5 , rf .LL ' 1 . -,.fr f -fag, Q: ' 4' uf-. gf. 4 .L-9. J' ., Qfl wifi ., ,MM ,K SENICDRS -F' vilnuhkmnih M'-if U11 'IT A 'lkllsilmli , Pe-g ws me 1:- 5 1- : ' f. . 1 ' ,., I I -'1 ,:.-v 1 ,. f fv . eff - 3. ,.-w,wr:1 r Tk UL. , 1. ' fp , I., ' f X r K 55:11 3' ' lil- . sf' , ffyf , ' ul ' A, . ' 1 'x . N r. ,fm 1 5:iQ?i,e'4,. -1 if I- -MQ' , 1 I ' J ., .n L , , , W.. .-, U N , .. v,,.,14,f,,.m,m., x-A - H Q N 0 R R Q L L HE SCHOLARSHIP Honor Roll ot each graduation class which is compiled in the ot- tice ot the registrar is based on the work ot the tirst tive senior high school semesters. All stu- dents whose semester grade ot A lsuperiorl numloer eleven or more are placed on the honor roll. Daniel Schuman Lloyd Lester Ludwiclc Walter Staalcs Gloria Ashley Esther Harder Frances Jane Moore Evelyn Bernice Murray Ethel Jeanette Brewer William Frederick McClintock Kenneth Samuel Barlcer JUNE, I933 Thirt .l , ii r r l - i,-i, ii, illf 'l ill s lii gr '1,., ,I 'll Qigflil. if ,ls L 'll it fl all l rl, lr TTER' 4 ili52ar'i.i i lf! i, ,X ii 1' i.H.,.I l -i XLTQQT EJU li l iiifa TU? EQLTLT Htiriif T 'ELET 1 l i A fi.rfi23 551.1 ' LJ .TEJYTQ ,tiff , LAD .1 . :ii L F F1131 I fifil 5 ll ri V i ?i..llllf,l lliait T i ily ,,, l r I y , ,,i is i T ly V i i i,-..., i i lil 'i . I. l ii 'it ll! :il lll iii , . 'il L l i l wi i r, LD, i cs' iii .LU L L i I l l PAUL EDWARDS MORRIS POLLOCK RICARDO de la CRUZ WILLARD MAYER Tt-IE SENIOR CLASS NDER the presidency ot Paul Edwards, the Senior A class has achieved great distinction during its stay at Gray Castle. Other otticers this year were: Vice-President, Morris Pollock, Secretary, Ricardo de la Cruzg and Treasurer, Willard Mayer. Miss Mary Phillippi and Mr. Arthur Wicks proved to be capable and sympathetic advisers to the class. The Cabinet as well as all other organizations telt the necessity ot economizing and tor the tirst time in many semesters voted against re- ceiving souvenir gitts. Dues this semester were also reduced, and the class thereby got more activities tor the money than in previous years. The play Oh, Wilbur! from the Broadway success Jonesey was an unqualitied success. Ditch Day was held at Del Mar, the class travelling to and from the beach in a special chartered train. The speaker tor Vespers which was held at the Russ Auditorium was the Rev. Jack Wells. Mission Beach was the scene again ot the Senior A Ball on June I2. And on June I6 the beautitul commencement exercises were held in the outdoor organ pavilion in Balboa Parlc. FOUYWCU THE GRAY CASTLE SENIOR A CABINET Il I . me .4 I H I MR. ARTHUR WICKS EVA RAGENOVICH CLEM WESCOTT MISS MARY PHILLIPPI Financial Adviser Announcements PubIiciky Facuiiy Adviser EMILY CARR ANITA AMBROSE ESTHER HARDER LEONARD MURRAY Commencement BaII Annual Ditch Day JEANETTE MUNKELT DARWIN FLOREA ANNA JUST CHARLOTTE TREIBER Fiowers Senior A Day Play Song-Moiio WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK RUTH STANLEY FRANCES MOORE DOLORES BURT Vespers Senior A Russ Sweaters Rings JUNE, I933 Fifteen SENIOR CLASS HISTORY RGM the time the present Senior class entered San Diego l-ligh School in September, l93O, its members have been outstanding in school ac- tivities. The following are a few of the records: Miguel Gonzalez, president of the A. S. B. and winner of the boys' popularity contest. Paul Edwards, four times president of his class. Selma Young, winner of the SIGOO scholarship to the Pasadena Com- munity Playhouse. Gordon Frost, editor of The Russ. Gordon l-larding, Colonel of the local R. O. T. C. William McClintocl4, Southern California regional vice-chairman of the C. S. F. Jeanette Munlcelt, winner of the girls' popularity contest and assistant editor of The Russ. Willard Mayer and Don McKenney, members of the boys' quartet. Clem Wescott, president of the Boys' Federation. l-lelen Glidden, president of the Girls' League. Jack Demers, Sam l-lill, Mernie La Belle, and Maxine Belshe, yell leaders. Betty l-lolcomb, drum majoress. Thomas Vinton, vice-president of the A. S. B. William Dickenson, youngest Glider Amphibian Pilot in l93O. John Formwalt, school radio announcer. Lucille Kinyon, representative of S.D.l-l.S. in state shorthand contest. Chet Smith, piclced twice as All Coast League pitcher and winner of the Union trophy. Swede Smith, winner of T933 Coast League batting average title, All Coast League center in baslcetball, and All Coast shortstop in baseball. Morris Polloclc, Southern California quarterback, high point track scorer of Coast League, holder of school's broad jump record, and mem- ber of the California championship relay team which held a world record. Sam Galasso, All Conference guard of the l-luntington Beach meet, and member of the Southern California baseball team for three years. Jerry Torrance and Manuel Moreno, Southern California champion- ship wrestlers for two years. Leonard Murray, member of the California championship relay team which held world record. Sixteen THE GRAY cAsTLE i Senior A Glee Club SENIOR A SONG Words by Don Mclienney Tune: You'll Get By. A Courtesy ot Leo Feist, lnc Verse: We have studied hard here, but at last our work is through Though we're glad to tinish, we're sorry to leave you. Through the years to come although each goes a separate way We will all remember, the joys we leave today. Chorus: We say good-bye to our castle S. D. High We'll be true to our mem'ries dear ot you. Thoughts ot you we will treasure till we die. We'll renew our pledge to the White and Blue. Will you thinlc ot us with sadness, because we now must part? We'll remember you with gladness and hold you in our heart. And now to thee, June Class ot '33 says good-bye with a memory and a sigh. JUNE, I933 Seventeen .. ilv, ii , . fi 1 ii ii. l i ,E ills ,- ikill. Xl ...EJ L iigprf-Y liz ..,. ., 'viii l . F l ,iii , , , rl l rlijif, . we ry: , , levi .ol ii ltlr' Ella U H.. ..,i.',, .U iii i I .il ll! lil ll gi yi il' ,i 1, lf, li il l iii ir.. lil ii ill li l ,. gil elf ll ,, ll 4 1 l i ll, i . i EIU' , l, i'r:::jJll .I i 3! rU1,gY:1i L, l Wei, VW, N: rltlril .j!'lj,,l 'i ii..,ll iifig, J ill' i, gil ..i i , I . I - i A Li iiwli .Qfllif ii J lL2J?f3,,l ft lil li ,,, if il-455 l' ii ,i l Air N ii l, ii' - ll l'U'.f,... 4' ir iii ii! F lil ,, ii ill -L Vi V iii , li my MILDRED M. ADAMS Point Loma. Glee Club. Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves. State. Journalist. DORIS ILEEN E ALLEY Hayden High. County Hospital. Nurse. RAU L ALM ERA Memorial. Class B Foot- ball, lnterclass Football, Class B Basketball, Jr. Var- sity, Track. U. C. L. A. Coaching. ANITA LOUISE AMBROSE Roosevelt. Girl Reserves, Job's Daughters, Senior A Cabinet. Scripps. Reader. JOHN OTIS ANDERSON Memorial. State. CHARLES RAYMOND ANTRIM Roosevelt. Class B Foot- ball, Varsity Traclc, Varsity S Club, Football Manager. State. Coaching. .f Eighteen RAYMOND ARNOLD APOSTLE Roosevelt. lnterclass Foot- ball. Class B Football. Radio. ELEANOR VIOLA ARBATCH Roosevelt. Dramatic Club. State. ALEX ARELLANO Point Loma. Wrestling, Football. University ot Mex- ico. Minister. S. VIRGINIA ARM ISTEAD Roosevelt. DAVE FRED ARNETT Superior High. Football Track, Basketball, Varsity S University ot California Commercial. EDYTI-I MAE ARNOLD Roosevelt. State. N urs ing. THE GRAY CASTLE HELEN ASH Roosevelt. GLORIA MAY ASHLEY Memorial. C.S.F., County and State Shorthand Con- test, May Day Fete. Secre- tary. NECIA BACI-I MAN Oceanside High. Girl Re- serve, Adv. Glee. Girls' Hi' Jinx, Dramatic Club, Sr. A Glee. Grand Chorus. State. Music. JAM ES EDWARD BAEHR Saint Augustine's, lnter- class Sports. Saint Mary's Musician. OLIVETTE THELMA BAILEY Memorial. G.A.A. Beauty College. Cosmetician. WILLIE EVA BAILEY Memorial. Girls' Hi Jinx, May Day Fete, Girl Re- serve. State. Tap Dancer. CLARENCE CLIFFORD BALDWIN Calexico Union High. I-IAZEL D. BALL Hoover. Job's Daughters. State. KENNETH SAMUEL BARKER Roosevelt. C.S.F., R.O.T. C., Loclcerguard. Annapolis. U. S. Navy. BETTYE COLUMBINE BANNER Colorado High. State. THELMA SELMA BARANOV Woodrow Wilson. Junior Glee. Beauty School. HUGH C. BANKS Memorial. JUNE' 1933 l i Nineteen BERNICE MAY BARNES Memorial. Grand Chorus. Selling. SARA BARRON Memorial. ROBERT C. BARTLETT Memorial. Notre Dame. Bookkeeper. OLIVEGENE BAUGH Roosevelt. Girl Reserves, Girl's League Board ot Control. State and U.S.C. HOMER H. BECKLEY MAXINE TEMPLER BELSHE Roosevelt. Yell Leader. Senior A Glee, Girl Reserve Council. Washington Uni- versity. History Teacher. ANNETTA LOUISE BENBOUGH Roosevelt. Girl Reserve State. Art Teacher. RICHARD l-lENRY MORELL BENBOUGH Roosevelt. Sr. A Glee, Boys' Glee, Junior Lions, De Molay, Camera Club. State. Scientific Research. MARY CONSTANCE BETTENCOURT Roosevelt. Adv. Orches- tra, Gray Castle Musicale, Grand Chorus, Russ Statt. New England Conservatory ot Music. Violinist. CLARA EDNA BICKFORD Woodrow Wilson. Basket- ball. Seamstress. FRANCES MARGARET BLACKBU RN ERNEST BODE Central High. lnterclass Basketball. Forestry. THE GRAY CASTLE BETTY BODIEN Roosevelt. Girl Reserve. DOROTHY DEE BORING Roosevelt. Job's Daugh- 'V ters. State, DOROTHY MAY BOU LAY Roosevelt. Aviatrix. VIRGINIA JUNE BOWLER Woodrow Wilson. Sr. A Glee, Grand Chorus, Job's Daughters, Girl Reserve, Girls' Hi-Jinx, Dramatic Club. State. Singer. EDWIN ELLIS BRAM HALL St. Louis. Band, lnterclass Baseball. University ot Miss- ouri. LILLIAN EVERMAN BOWLING Lansing Jr. High. Girl Re- serve. Business College. Private Secretary. JUNE, I933 ROSEBETI-I BRAM I-IAM Roosevelt. Academy ot Art. OGERITA JOSEPI-IINE BRANCH Roosevelt. Social Service Committee. EM ERY ALDEN BRESSLER Roosevelt. ETH EL JEAN ETTE BREWER Roosevelt. Girl Reserve, C.S.E., G.A.A., Annual Statt. State and University ot California. Teacher. TAKEO NAKADATE EUNICE MARIE BROTHERS Roosevelt. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Camp Fire Girls, G. A. A. State. Teacher. Twenty-one I -F ELEANOR E. BROWN Memorial. P a s a d e n a Nurses School. Nursing. GORDON LOUIS BROWN Memorial. Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Minister. MAX BROWNSTEIN Roosevelt. R. O. T. C.. Captain. State. Law. HARRY LLOYD BRUNNER Arka nsas. Varsity Baslcet- ball, Varsity S Club. Coach FREDERICK WILLIAM BURKE Roosevelt. G e n s d e Guerre. State. Chemist. JEAN ELIZABETH BURT Roosevelt. Dramatic Club G.R. Council, Jr. Represen- tative Girls' League, Girls house. Dramatics. - A I . 1 I-Ii-Jinx. Pasadena Play- I I i I Twenty-two MARIE DOLORES BU RT Roosevelt. G.R. Council, Soph. Secretary, Girls' I-Ii- Jinx, Dramatic Club, Sr. A Cabinet, Sr. G.R. President. State and U.C.L.A. EDWARD CHARLES BUSH Roosevelt. Adv. Band, Adv. Orchestra. S t a t e. Radio Advertising. RUTH VIOLET BUSSEY Memorial. Social Service Club. Business. ETH EL JO BYERS KENNETH ALLEN CALDWELL Memorial. TH ELMA CALDWELL Memorial. THE GRAY CASTLE . ROBERT WILLARD V CAMERON 5, Technical High. Glee A Club, Russ Reporter. State. -' Math. Teacher. -V 'ii' HEcToR CANTU A Roosevelt. W r e s t l i n 3. State. Salesman. 1 MARGARET RUTH CARMACK EMILIE FRANCES CARR Roosevelt. Dramatic Club, . gm Girl Reserve, Sr. A Cabinet, Social Service Committee, A.S.B. Play. State. Actress. i f ELIZABETH CARTER E MARYBELLE CARTER it Roosevelt. State. JUNE' ,933 I E EDWARD J. CASEY L. A. Poly. Boys' Hi-Jinx lnterclass Wrestling, Ben Franklin Club. L. A, J. C. Lawyer. KENNETH LEE CASH Memorial. President Ben. Franklin Club.. Vice-Presi- dent Franklin Club. Printer ALTA IRENE CATLIN South Jr. High. Jane De- lano Club. State. Nurse. CAROLYN MARTHA CATON Lowell High. Glee Club, Sr. A Glee, Grand Chorus. MARY ELEANOR CHILD Raja-Yoga Academy. OLGA L. E. Cl-HLGREN Roosevelt. Girl Reserve, Dramatic Club, E a st Lynne. State. Teacher. Twenty-th ree Vi' fi ii' L , 1E-l .-T ., I i GERALDINE LOIS CHUTE Franklin High. State. ROBERT CLINTON CLARK Hoover. Electrical En- gineer. ELLA FRANCES CLAVELL Roosevelt. Girls' Hi Jinx, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Sr. A Glee, Girl Reserves, Adv. Glee. Pasadena Playhouse and State. Drama. MARY KATI-IERYNE CLINE Polytechnic. French Club, Dramatic Club. Glee Club. State. WILLIAM G. CLOES RUTH JOSEPI-IINE CLOSE Roosevelt. S. A Glee Girls' Adv. Glee, Grand V I chorus, c.s.F., omg' Hi- Jinx, Jr. Glee. Stamford. Diplomatic Service. Twenty-tour RUTH T. CLOUD Memorial. D ra m a t i c Club, Hockey, Glee and Grand Chorus, Tennis. State Art Teacher. EVERETT SUMNER COFFIN, Jr. Poughkeepsie High. Esp- eranto. State and Stanford. Law and Diplomacy. PRICE DUNTON COLBURN Canadian A c a d e m y, Japan. Harvard. Lawyer. JOHN FREDERICK CONRAD Adv.GIee, Grand Chorus, Sr. A Glee. California. KAARLO VICTOR CONRADI Memorial. Musician. JUNE CHRISTINE COOPER Roosevelt. Adv. Glee. k F THE GRAY CASTLE K E , X f MARY COSTANTINO Memorial. County Book- keeping Contest, May Day fn Fete. Kelsey-Jenney. Secref tary. ,Q V I ,Q 'Q as . W ,z MURIEL couLToN Roosevelt. Girl Reserve Council, Adv. Glee, Sr. A Glee, G. L. Committee Chairman, Girls' Hi-Jinx. State. - Z :E if L - if E , , JAMES ALBERT COVERT 4235 Memorial. Class C Basket- ball, Wrestling. Q f f 6 , , F LOUIS PIERCE Coy R55 Roosevelt. C.S.F., Hi-Y V , . ,Z Club. Pomona and Calit- ornia. IIS L fx III .. fi xg Sf iw, ,af RUTH ELEENE CRAIG WILLIAMNXLCRAWFORD Woodrow Wilson. Hi-Y, I , Track, Boys' Hi-Jinx, Glee Club. State. A . JUNE, I933 H K ERNEST CUADRAS Memorial. Class B Foot- ball, Class B Basketball, Varsity Football, Interclass Football, Wrestling. Notre Dame. Coaclw. WILBUR EARL CUNNINGHAM Memorial. Glee Club. CHARLES EDWIN CURLEY Memorial. Printer. HUBERT HAMPTON DALE Santa Ana High. State and Berkeley. Linguist. RALPH GRANT DARROW Escondido High. State. VIRGINIA DORENE DAVIS Roosevelt. Girls' Hi-Jinx, Girl Reserve, State.TeacI1er. Twenty-tive I ,rx ,r ll., ' I.,ii.' I IIVJ' so yi III I I I s. . ..4 I will HJ ii I UQ, HEI .K-., , gi I Illia? -'J IUL, EIL I lilo! .-, IEE? :if IJ JJ?-3! .fu I IUE Q: 4 ,in gil IJ ,,l.,,,. I f-J ii X -9 .H v ,Iw- .,,i,y RICARDO E. F. de Ia CRUZ Roosevelt. Varsity S Club, Varsity Traclc, Sr. A Secre- tary. State. Areonautical Engineer. JOSE DE LA SIERRA Memorial. Mexico Con- servatory Music. Musician. SAN LOUIS DELL ACOUA Gens de Guerre, Inter- class Wrestling. Business. ERMENIA M. DEMANGOS Memorial. Social Service Club, Gray Castle Musicale. l SPEDO JAMES DEMANGO Memorial. Wrestling, So. Calit. Champion, Football, Class B, Baslcetball Class C. Notre Dame. Athletic Coach. JACKSON J. DEM ERS Roosevelt. Yell Leader, President Boys' Federation. Michigan. Law. Twenty-six LORRAINE DENISON Memorial. Business Col- lege. Private Secretary. OUINTIN RICHARD DE YOUNG Grand Rapids Union High Interclass Basketball, Wrest- ling. U. ot Michigan. Poli- tician. RICHARD WILLIAM DICKENSON Woodrow Wilson. Glider Club. State. Medicine. WILLIAM ARTHUR DICKENSON Woodrow Wilson. De Molay, Youngest Glider Amphibian pilot in l930. State. Commercial Artist. LOREN DICKEY M e m o r i a I. lnterclass Wrestling. Adv. Orchestra. Adv. Band. Hi-Y. ARTHUR WOOD DICKINSON, Jr. Woodrow Wilson. State. Chemist. ' THE GRAY CASTLE II: mai TIIILI Y NOEL C. DICKSON State. CYRIL JOHN DIXON Roosevelt. State and Cal. Tech. Engineer. JUNE LOIS DRAPER Roosevelt. Tennis. State. Art Teacher or Commercial Artist. JACK EDWARD DRUMMOND Roosevelt. Tennis, Inter- class Basketball. MARGARET DUNKLIN Herbert Hoover I-ligh. Glendale. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Eulo- fia Club. Business College. Stenographer. ARTHUR JACK DURAN Roosevelt. State. Ac- counting and Bookkeeping. JUNE, I933 1 In -- if ai I I In 1 if, ,.7, I I s , ISABELLE EAGER St. Margaret's School. Girl Reserves. University ot Arizona. PHILIP EARDLEY JACK EDWARD ECKHARDT Roosevelt. State. Weath- er Bureau. PAU L C. EDWARDS Roosevelt. Soph., Junior, Senior Pres., Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity S Club, I-li-Y Club, Ex-Com. Cal. Tech. Electrical Engineering. SALVADOR C. ELARDI Memorial. Orc h e stra, Boys' Hi-Jinx. Orchestra. DOROTHY ENSLOW Memorial. Jr. Glee. Ot- tice work. Twenty-seven q11y:.. frlikig . ., tulf If' .--A twill... II , L--.ry 3V rj U 7 .J il tim! ...U I1- D - .4 W I it L fi I T Q ,Eli .4 rj, I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I r I I s I I I r I I , 1 i I I ii ith... is -'- -f I.. 1 ir, Jir i il i H an GETTINE vRooM EsTEss f Friend's Select. ,, RUTH JOANNE EVERSON Eleanor J. Toll, Glendale. Dramatic Club, G ra n d Q Chorus. State. Stenogra- , pher. A MARY JANE FARRAH f Qgr i Sill T .li FRANCIS FAUCHER iiil ei? ii . it r I sit .FN ROBERT Q. Feuos if Wrestling. Aviation. ff ig Ali i 1 C Twenty-eight W I :tr ALBERTJOHN FERALDo Memorial. Electrician. r . 3 PRESTON A. FERRIS S. D. Army 81 Navy Aca- demy. Sr. A Glee, Boys' Adv. Glee. U.S.C. Pharma- cist. V GERALDINE HAZEL FITZGERALD Roosevelt. Social Service Committee. Kelsey-Jenney. Secretary. MARGARET MARY FITZPATRICK Memorial. Dancer. GLADYS BLANCHE FLElSS Roosevelt. Adv. Orches- a, C.S.E., Gray Castle Musicale. State. Archeolo- gist. PEARL JAN ET FLETCHER Stanford, Conn. Dramatic Club. Admirable Creigh- ton, Girls' Hi-Jinx, The Youngest. Dramatics. DARWIN C. FLOREA' Hollenbeclc Junior High. Class B Football, Varsity Football, Sr. A Cabinet. State. Medicine. THE GRAY CASTLE O LOIS MARGUERITE FOERSTER Roosevelt. State and U. S. C. AGNES PEARL FORD Memorial. School ot Cos- metology. Cosmetician. JOHN MCCLELLAN FORMWALT Roosevelt. Sergeant, R. O.T.C., Russ Statt, School Radio Announcer. State and Stamford. , ELAINE ENID FRANCISCO Memorial. State. LOUIS FRANCO Memorial. lnterclass Foot- ball, lnterclass Wrestling, Gens de Guerre. Business. HARRY RAY FRANSON Memorial. Oregon State Architect and Surveyor. JUNE, I933 I RICHARD KENDALL FRISBIE Roosevelt. Business Mgr. ot Russ. State. GORDON FROST Roosevelt. Russ Editor, Ex-committee, Quill and Scroll, Student Leaders Club, Hi Y, C.S.E., Stan- ford. Lumber Business. KATHLEEN ANNE FRYHOFER Central l-ligh. Adv. Or- chestra, Band. Univ. ot Minn. LAURETTA MARION FULKERSON Roosevelt. Adv. Glee, Sr. A Glee, Girls' I-li-Jinx. State. GORDON SYDNEY GAINES St. Augustine's. R u s s Staff, Russ Collector. Anna- polis. Electrical Engineering. SAM CSALASSO Memorial. Class B Baslcet- ball, Varsity Baslcetball, Var- sity Baseball. Twenty-nine ILQ III IH . .Y .1 ,s.. R A., .Z . Il! IT 31,1 ini itil? .di UI LSI I' CUT. X. emily I , I I I ' will ILLQP' ' I I.,....nI . ' rtfJ'I,I'N I IIIIIMII iiillit I Ir 'LII 2 I I Ii vii tl I IIi.It?f1 QIQISEH I tI ' I LI I i..i,,I I gli! Ili' III I .IV fr 73' Iggy M Jill I XII ' 'i . .Iraq- I ill gnifz2I IIEQ5 :II ELEANOR FRANCES GI-IOLSON Roosevelt. State and U. S.C. Journalist. CARRIE LAURA GIBSON Roosevelt. Business col- lege and Law School. Pri- vate Secretary. HOWARD D. GIDNEY ROSE D. GLASSER M e m o r i a I. Orchestra, Gray Castle Musicale. State and Nursing School. Nursing. WILLIAM EDWARD GLASSON EMIL GLAVNIG Point Loma. Radio. Thirty FELIX GLAVNIG Point Loma. Motion Pic- ture Photography. GARNET WESLEY GLENNEY Highland Park, M i c h. Track, Tennis. HELEN ADELE GLIDDEN Memorial. G.R. Council, Sr. Ring Committee: C.S.F. Girls' League Pres., Citi- zenship Award Committee. State and U.S.C. Teacher of I-Iistory. BETTY GOLDSWORTHY Roosevelt. U .C.L.A. Mer- chandising. MARY LOU ISE GONZALEZ Memorial. Art Center. L. A. Neon Designer. MIGUEL IBS GONZALEZ Roosevelt. Pres. A.S.B., C.S.F., Russ Staff, Varsity Track. Stanford. Foreign Service or Law. THE GRAY CASTLE GLEN HARVEY GOOD Memorial. Adv. Glee Club. Civil Service. MILDRED FRANCES GOULD Roosevelt. State. Business. RUDOLPH F. GRAH Woodrow Wilson. Jr. Var- -I sity Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity S Club. State Locksmith. GUY LEROY GRAHAM Roosevelt. Stage Mana- -V er State. Electrical En- g . gineer. MAU RICE WINSTOI4 GRAINGER Memorial. De Molay Boys' Hi-Jinx, Track, Wrest- ling, lntirmary. Stanford. . Surgeon. DONALD FRANKLIN GRANT Roosevelt. O r c h e s t r a, Band, Troubles, Camera Club President. Eastman School ot Photography. Photographer. ROBERT GRANT Roosevelt. Tennis, Track, lnterclass Basketball. ELIZABETH LOUISE GRANTHAM Roosevelt. G.A.A., Girl Scouts. State. Art Teacher or Commercial Artist. GORDON F. GREER Great Falls High, Mon- tana. Civil Service. HAROLD LEMONT GREIG Roosevelt. Swimming. ARNOLD L. GUNDSTROM Roosevelt. Ben. Franklin Club. Trade College. Print- ing. RUTH IONE GUE G.A.A., Grand Chorus. Home Economist. JUNE, 1933 a n Thiffy-one 5 Ll 'QQ I if .,.,. . 7 QQ lf' E, JPL TSE Vw' Q2 by farm 51 sw Ll ull' 5,1 SE W- I if ll Ill ill l r A, Ill Sli l I 'll ll? li ll is fl. I rw li l 4, ll ,ll 1, l, wi ll fl ll I ,I I xl 2 ,- ff,-, ll f7,5,FI,l , ll F I gill 4 I ang MQ .ami is tl 3.1355 aif L IU? gif- ,IK- ,Leg Ltmi had li 'I I ,. 1 , pl I. fi ll li ll lx CLAIRE E. 6ULlCK Le Conte Jr. High. Girls' League Publicity Com. Art Center, L. A. lllustration. CHARLOTTE SCHU MAN N- I-IEINK GUY Roosevelt. G.A.A. Uni- versity ot Arizona. ROBERT FRED HAAS l Holstein H i g h. Adv. Glee, Head Locker Guard. Coast Guard Academy. Coast Guard Otticer. DONNA JEAN HAINES Memorial. Jane Delano Club. Social Service. Nurse. ROBERT E. HALE Roosevelt. Glee Club, Band, lnterclass Football. State. Automotive Parts Jobber. HELEN LOUISE HALL Woodrow Wilson. Girls' Hi Jinx. Business College. Thirty-two , . fi ,, . 5? 4 f , Q it Z Z GN av i 9 xi if ?f i Q Z i E ? st LSR . 4. A? , 1 ?f ft in 'SS K. ,arg f , Q W ................ Q , S ' ,f 1 fh ' M iz if .. , T5 l t . i i X +3 J 9 5 f ll! is l -.g....5.z gl gl A ,, R if V2 . 1 -az iilli .,i i i i ALLEN HENRY HANLON, Jr. Memorial. P. G. Business. WILLIAM EDWARD HANNA Roosevelt. Stage Crew. State. Machinist. ESTHER M. HARDER Roosevelt. Sr. A Cabinet, Russ Statt. Quill and Scroll, C.S.F., GR., G.A.A.. An- nual Statt. State. Library Reference. DON F. HARDIN U. S. C. J, GORDON HARDING Roosevelt. C.S.F., Gens de Guerre, Otticer, R.O.T. C. Cal. Tech. Electrical Engineer. JOSEPH MAX HARGRAVES Memorial. Auto Mech- anic. TH E GRAY CASTLE SUZANNE ELIZABETH HARVEY Roosevelt. GIee CIuI:J. State. Music Teacher. GEORGIA ENID HASLER Escondido Union I-Iigh. WILLIAM HENRY RooseveIt. Secretary Boys' Federation. NADIA FLORENCE I-IERMAN RooseveIt. Girl Reserves, GirIs' Hi Jinx, GIee. State and Berkeley. MARY IDA HERSIG SAMUEL MacALLIS'I'ER HILL MemoriaI, YeII Leader, IntcrcIass BasIcetbaII, Home Room Reporter, Boys' Field Day, Boys' I-Ii Jinx. Notre Dame. Salesman. SU MAKO KITA HIRONAKA Memorial. Girl Reserves, Esperanto CIub, Grand Chorus, I-IiIItop Seinens, Girls' League Friendship Com. State. Teacher ot Literature and Language. MARY ELIZABETH I-IOFFLUND Grossmont. D r a m a tic Club, G.R. Council. State and U, S. C. Teacher. PI-IYLLIS BARBARA HOFFFLUND Grossmont. Russ Staff, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves. State and U.S.C. StyIist. BETTY FRANCES HOLCOMB DONALD C. HOLM ES Woodrow WiIson. GIee Club. State. EIectricaI En- gineer. ISABEL HELEN HOLMES RooseveIt. G.A.A. Nurse. JUNE, I933 I I Thirty-three THELMA JANE HOPKINS Collinwoocl, Cleveland. Dramatic Club, G r a n d I Clnorus, Girl Reserve. Otiio ' State. Artist, Lawyer. RICHARD THORNTON t-IOSKINS Woodrow Wilson. State. Doctor. IDA MAE HOUGHTON I-loover. ARTHUR J. HUCKETT Roosevelt. Stage Crew, Usher, Captain R.O.T.C., Boys' Hi Jinx Committee. State. Electrical Engineering. ROBERTA IMEL Douglas I-ligli. Girls' Hi Jinx. State. Kindergarten Teacher. FRED INGRAM Roosevelt. Glee Club. Ttiirtyflour CODY COMPTON ISBELL Roosevelt. I nterclass Football. U. S. Immigration YONE IWATA Memorial. Dancino LEWIS I.. JACOBS Woodrow Wilson. U.S.C. Doctor. JUANITA JANECK Sweetwater. Jane Delano Club. Stenographer. STANLEY WILFRED JANECK Roosevelt. Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Treasurer Boys' Federation. Bookkeeping. TH ELMA ESTELLE JENKINS Memorial. Gray Castle Musicale, Teacher on Girls' Day. State. Court Reporter. THE GRAY CASTLE KATHERINE MARIE JOHNSON Wfooclrow Wilson. State. DOROTHY LOUISE JONES Lowell i-liglw. U.C.L.A. Drama. ANNA EM!LlE JUST Roosevelt. D r a ni a t i c Club, Business Mgr. Ad- mirable Creighton, lntirm- ary monitor, Sr. A. Cabinet. U.C.L.A. Dramatics. GRACE HELEN JUSTICE Point Loma. Business. . ROBERT JUSTlCE Point Lorna. State. En- gineering. KATHERYNE ANNA KAVANAGH ' Memorial. Sr. A Glee, Girls' Hi Jinx, Adv. Glee, After Scliool Sports. Busi- ness College. Stenographer. JUNE, I933 s MABELJUUA KELLERBY l Roosevelt. G.A.A. De- signer. It sei L ,M 2 ta ,, , .f V f wi JZ lg MENDALL KELLEY R 9 Fairfax High. State ancl U.C.L.A. Surgery. ouvE KELLOG6 Roosevelt. I J M as ,f. is! W, ww. MADGE KEMP Grossmont. Glee, Girls' A Pl Hi Jinx. State. Music. id W nz, ZZ I il ,. s 1 A We EUGENE KENDALL A Roosevelt. Varsity Traclc ? Mgr., Vicespresident Athle- J tic Mgr's. Club, Traclc, Hi s Y. State. I . R f MARTIN EDWARD I KEN N ELLY Roosevelt. Electrician. l I I TlwirtY'ilVZ ROBERT FRANCIS KERR Roosevelt. Varsity Base- ball, Class B Football. Anna- polis. Navy. BURDETTE FRED KINNE El Centro High. Tennis State. EVELYN LUCILLE KINYON Memorial. C.S.F., County Shorthand Contest, State Shorthand Contest, May Day Fete. Secretary. ETHEL HELEN KOERNER Roosevelt. Sr. A Glee, Girls' Hi Jinx. Kelsey-Jem ney. Secretary. WILLIAM ABRAHAM KOLLER Memorial. Track, C.S.F. Colorado School ot Mines Mining Engineer. BEULAH KOTITSA Woodrow iWilson. Dress making. Thirty-six l l F . , X I ,Sf I I I I, is ii 55 Ii ii It I iii iii il? iii li i I ,,,, - ,... L ,,,..,. M Z DOROTHY INEZ KUHLMAN Villa Montemar. Dancer. ROBERT KUI-IN MINERVA KATHERINE LaBELLE Fresno High. Jol9's Daughter, Yell Leader, Sr. A Committee, Girls' League Council, Treasurer S.S. Com. State and Calitornia. De- signing. PATRICIA DONAVAN LaFRANCE Roosevelt. Nursing. GERALDINE LAMBERT Roosevelt. Kelsey-J en ney. Secretary. FREDERICK I-IOWELL LANCE South Denver High. Sea Scouts, Annual Statt. Calit. Nautical School. Merchant Marine Otticer. TI-IE GRAY CASTLE JACK C. LANE Myrtle Point, Oregon. CARLA FRANCES LARSEN Wood row Wilson. Cos- metology. MARGARET LENORE LARSON Q ': Everett, Washington. Pull- 1 man, Washington. Nursing. LOUIS D. LAWHEAD Memorial. il CHARLOTTE Z. LEARNER Memorial. Adv. Glee. S. D. Business College. Busi- ness. WINIFRED CLAIR LEE Brawley Union High. Girl Reserve, Adv. Glee. Sr. A Glee, Girls' Hi Jinx. U.C. LA. f 0 f f f f 4 f f f f f f f s f f M ll 1 f CLARA LEPORE Memorial. G.A.A., Teach- er on Girls' Day. Business College. Otlice Work. RUTH BARBARA LEVI Roosevelt. Adv. Glee. Girls' Hi-Jinx, Girl Reserve, Sr. A Glee. U.C.L.A. LOIS LIVELY Pittsburg, Kansas. Girl Reserve. Cosrnetologist. RONALD O. LOGSDON Roosevelt. Wrestling, De Molay. Cal Tech. Mining. LUCILLE AUDREY LOPERENA Roosevelt. Business Coll- ege. LLOYD LESTER LU DWICK Roosevelt. C.S.F., Tennis Team. U.S.C. JUNE, 1933 l l Thiffy-SMH ANNIE ELIZABETH LUEKEN Woodrow 'xXfilson. Book- keeper. RICHARD FRANK LUSTIG Roosevelt, Ohio. Varsity Debate Squad, Senior A Coach 'for lnterclass De- bates. Radio. FRANCES LOUISE LYALL Yuma Union High. RUTHANN LYONS Girl Reserve. State and U.C.I,.A. WILLIAM FREDERICK McCLlNTOCK Roosevelt. Pres. C.S .F., Annual Statt, Junior Varsity Baseball, Adv. Grlee, Varsity Tennis, Dramatic Club. Sr. B Treasurer. State. LESTER ROBERT McCU LLOCI-I Hoover. University Arizona. Miner. J ii , f . . . , , , , , X 1 X , i Z Y , i Q ot Thirty-eight E l ROBERT LANWRENCE McDONALD Roosevelt. Glee Club. Sea Scouts, Annual Statt. Calit. Nautical School. Mer- chant Marine. GEORGE B. MQFETRIDGE Roosevelt. TOM C. MQGRIFF Sweetwater. Basketball, Track. U. C. L. A. Radio Operator. JOHN DEMPSTER McKEE DONALD ROSS MQKENNEY Roosevelt. Varsity Ouar- tet, Adv. Cvlee, A.S.B. His- torian, Sr. A Song. State and University ot Calit. Medicine. ROY E. McLARNEY Memorial. Glee Club, ln- terclass Basketball, Inter- class Football. Head Radio Operator ol W6YIN. State and Caiitornia. Radio. TH E GRAY CASTLE CHARLES JOHN MCMAHON Hoover. Cal. Tech. Radio Engineer. CLYDE HENRY MCMORROW Memorial. Adv. Bancl, Adv. Orchestra. Boys' Hi- Jinx, C.S.F., Jr. Varsity Track. State. VIRGINIA MAE MAGARGAL Roosevelt. Business Col- lege. PAT WEBB MAJOR Roosevelt. Football, In- terclass and Jr. Varsity. Georgia Tech. Engineer. ROBERTA ENID MARKHAM Central Union High. Busi- ness College. ROBERT GORDON MARSHALL Memorial. Glider Club, Gene de Guerre. Aeronau- tical Engineer. JUNE, I933 MARTHA EVELYN MARTIN Memorial. Business Col- lege. Stenographer. WILBUR L. MARTINDALE Roosevelt. C 0 I o r a cl o School ot Mines. Mining Engineer. LOUIS CUTI-IBERT MASTEN Roosevelt. Band, Orches- tra. Dartmouth and State. Aeronautical Engineer. MARGARET ELIZABETH MATCHINSKE Roosevelt. G.A.A., C.S.E., Job's Daughters, Annual Statt, Sr. B Ring Commit- tee. State and U.C.L.A. Teacher. ELMER U. MATHER Point Loma. State. WILLARD R. MAYER Roosevelt. Glee Club, Ouartet, Treasurer ot Sr. A Class. State and Western Reserve. Medicine. Thirty-nine VERNA FRANCES MEADOWS Memorial. Girls' Hi Jinx, May Day Eete, Girl Re- serves. State. Dancer. BELEN MENDIVIL Roosevelt. Ottice WorI4. HELEN MARIE MENKE Villa Montemar. Business College, Secretarial Vforlc. CHARLES A. MILLS GEORGE HARDEN MILLENER Roosevelt. Class B Foot- ball. State. Electrical. RUTH JAYNE MILLER Roosevelt. State. Novelist. JOE WILLIAM MIN Polytechnic High. Class B Basketball, Tennis Club Coach. LOTTIE MAY MITCHELL Memorial. Dramatic Club, Girl Scouts. Hockey and Tennis. State. Librarian, Secretary. WILLIAM ELVIN MONTGOMERY FRANCES JANE MOORE Roosevelt. Sr. A Cabinet, A.S.B. Commissioner ot Ac- tivities, Russ Statt, Girl Re- serve, Ex-Committee. State. Teaclrier. IAN M. MOORE Roosevelt. State. Scien- tist. MONA EDITH MOORE La Jolla High. c.s.F. State. Matln. Teaclwer. THE GRAY CASTLE MANUEL MORENO Memorial. Wrestling, So. Calit. Champ. State. Civil Service. BER-l'l'lA MORGAN Roosevelt. Sr. A Glee, Girls' Hi Jinx. State. Teach- ing. MURIEL L. MORRIS Roosevelt. Interior Dec- orator. WALLACE H. MOR ROW Roosevelt. West Point. Structural Engineer. CHARLES CECIL MORSE Roosevelt. State. MABEL MARJORlE MORTON Roosevelt. Girl Reserve G.A.A., Gray Castle Musi- cale, Social Service Com- mittee. State and Univ. ot Calit. Home Economics Teacher. JUNE, I933 H is alias is is , K R 9 , A E f t , I Q S wi 5. wg' gg.. iii ig: fi ti? 441 7 I iii :Wi M E if 2? ff if 252 ill gtg? i 1 ii , ii, Eifl im ! I M 4 E 25 my iii x 3 I , ,:,,, . ,,,, vm GEORGE MOSLEY RALPH RAYMOND MOYER Roosevelt. U.C.L.A. Mer- chant. JOSEPH JOHN MULLINS St. Theresa High, Kansas. EVELYN BERNICE MURRAY Woodrow Wilson. C,S.E., Ouill and Scroll, G.A.A., Russ Statt. Annual Statt. State and U.S.C. Teacher. JEAN ETTE MUNKELT Woodrow Wilson. Sr. A Cabinet, Assistant Editor ot Russ, C.S.E. Stantorcl. Journalist. LEONARD MU RRAY Forty-one JAMES NAVARRA EDWIN B. NEIL ARNOLD FRANK NELIUS Memorial. Skate and U. S.C. Lawyer. DAGMAR MARIE NELSON BaIcersfieId Union High. Nurse. GORDON EDWARD Mecha NORDQU IST nic. FRANCES ARLENE Forty-two ORCUTT l l FLORENCE EVELYN ons RooseveI'c. Clerk. . A EDWARD EDWIN on fr Roosevelt. f 5 g if R 532 I ' if RUTI-I DORIS PARK AS: L fr ' RooseveIt. Sr. A GIee, ' Adv. Glee, Attendance Office. Business CoIIege. I 'I I Secretary. -M I , QIII I ZS' I rg 'V TI-IEOLA LOUISE PARSONS RooseveIt. Girl Reserves, Adv. GIee, Sr. A Glee. Girls' I-Ii Jinx. Iwi if 13 5? 4 I WR. V A g E LEONILA MARIE PASA MAN ERO 4 Memorial. ,fr N . r ? 55 Q V Z 7: Z r FLORENCE PATTERSON are . MemoriaI. GAA., Jr. S4 GIee. FIorist. Q I I 7 : 1 ...... H TI-IE GRAY CASTLE BARBARA MARIE PAYNE Fairfax High. ELDRED GREGORY PECK St. Johns Military Aca- demy. Adv. Glee, Boys' Hi Jinx, Class B Football, ln- terclass Football, lnterclass Baseball. State. ELBERT PHILIP PEDERSON Roosevelt. Adv. Band, Gens de Guerre. Ist Ser- geant and Lieutenant R.O. T.C., Usher Mgr. Drafts- man. RUTH PAULINE PEMBERTON Roosevelt. Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Secretary ot G.A. A., Student Coach. FRANK PENUELAS Memorial. Class B Foot- ball, Varsity Football, Var- sity S. Wrestling, Class B Basketball. U.C.L.A. Coach ROSE MARIE PEREZ Roosevelt. Library. State. JUNE, l933 RAY WILLIAM PETERS Roosevelt. Football. Uni versity of Washington Train Engineer. if ROBERT E. PETERSON THEODORE J. , PFATENHAU ER Roosevelt. State. Ac- countant. JEANETTE PHILBRICK DOROTHY HOPE POLLARD Bennett High, New York. University ot Buffalo. Lab- oratory Technician. MORRIS POLLOCK Memorial. Football, Track, Vice-President Sr. A. Class. State. Coaching. Fo rty-three CHARLES POWERS ALEXANDRINA ALICE PRESA Memorial. Bookkeeping. MYRTLE IDA MARY PRESSLEY Memorial. Univ.ot Cali- tornia. Private Secretary. ARTI-IUR E. PRICE Memorial. Russ Statt, Ben Franklin Club. Printer. MARIAN PROSSER Long Beach Poly, EDWIN R. PROUT Memorial. State and Cal. Tech. Electrical Engineer. Forty-tour K 5 -I SI! iifi gli 2- 1 aj? vii fy' si viz. 1 ir I I ., ,, 2 i: i 2 gi I si I iii flli ali! VIN grill if , ii I, I :H I ' i i I 'Fil , II , I I ilf NIE i s : ry, 2,7 Z ,.. ffl I 4 I s i l i is i I I Y rs lv el .25 ffl S 4 X W Q Y 2 4 S? V be 2 E rf f x 1 f I , R F 5 ,Y it ffl i 7 16 W .- 5 , . Z 'SN gi ,S il iss? I 'iz I, Z. E I . i I 1 ff fr 'Y Q V I!! ee ff Q FRED TIBBETTS PURYEAR Roosevelt. Class B Foot- ball, Adv. Glee, Sr. B Ball Committee. Cal. Tech. Aero- nautical Engineer. KENNETH NELSON PYLE Roosevelt. State. Electri- cal Engineering. JEAN ETTE RADIN Roosevelt. Business Col- lege or U.C.I..A. Commer- cial Work. ANDREW RAE memorial. Banking. EVA RAGENOVICI-I Roosevelt. Girl Reserves, Secretary Student Leaders, Chairman Merit Com. Girls' I-Ii-Jinx, Sr. A Cabinet. State. BERTRAM JULIAN RAWAK L.A. Poly I-Iigh. Boys' Federation Treas., Varsity Track, Varsity S Club, Ten- nis Club. State. Aeronauti- cal Engineering. TI-I E GRAY CASTLE JOHN K. REDFIELD Phoenix High. Russ Re- porter, Adv. Glee, Dramatic Club. The Haunted Stairs. Univ. ot Chicago. Lawyer. GEORGE REDPATH Roosevelt. A. JEROME REEP Williston High, N. Dali. N. Dakota State. Diplom- acy. LOlS JEAN ETTE REES Roosevelt. Admirable Creighton, Girls' Hi-Jinx, Sr. A Glee. Study ot Music and Drama. SID A. RIC!-IES Roosevelt. Captain, R.O. T.C., Ritle Team. Army. MARY SUE RICHESON Fairfax High, Hollywood. Choinard Art School, L.A. Commercial Art. JUNE, I933 GEORGE A. RICHTER Memorial. State. ALFRED HOOVER RIGGS Morrillton H i g h, Arlc. C.S.F., Class C Basketball. Naval Academy. Naval Ot- ticer. BARBARA ALICE ROBERTS Roosevelt. Ad v. Glee, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Girls' Hi Jinx, Welcome Commit- tee. State and U.C.L.A. WALTER L. ROBERTS Memorial. Varsity Foot- ball. VICTOR B. ROBINETTE Memorial. Glee Club, Russ Solicitor. lnterclass Baseball, Sr. A Glee. Cal. Tech. Chemical Engineer. GEORGE WALTER ROESINK Roosevelt. Boys' Federa- tion Cabinet. State. Avia- tion. Forty-tive CHARLOTTE M. RONAN VIRGINIA SYLVIA ROSS Van Wert I-Iigh. Steno- grapher. FRANCES CELESTE ROTH Rooseveit. Jr. Glee, Adv. Glee, Sr. A Giee. Study Voice. ROSE MARY FLORENCE ROTH Rooseveit. Library, Girls' Hi Jinx. State. Librarian. CLAUDIA MARIE RUPLINGER Roosevelt. MARY THOMPSON SADLER Point Loma. Social Ser- vice. Duke. North Carolina. Nursing. Forty-six E M III' Q- gi 55? it ie ii ai!! I 1 'I I 'Q I QQI I fs ri xx I., 1 I I I ij? I 3 gs . xi f S Z2 is 5 it' J, 2 . A Z is ,A fs. - n X E I5 . . 5 sit I' f ss. eq . I I is 3 I I . rl, Ras' ERWIN CHARLES SAWADE Roosevelt. Generai Mo- tors School ot Technology. General Motors Automo- tive Engineer. MARJORIE ANN SCHINDLER Hoover. G.A.A., Russ Staff. Interclass Debate, Job's Daughters, Social Ser- vice Committee. Orange County Hospital. Nursing. LUELLA LOUISE SCHMID Roosevelt. Girl Reserve. Sr. A Gviee. University ot So. Caiit. Pharmacist. MORGAN SCHNEIDER VIVIAN YVONNE SCHOCK Memorial. DANIEL SCHUMAN HoIIenbecIc Jr. High. Lite Member C.S.E. Cai. Tech. Engineer. f Z T I-I E G R A Y C AST L E ELIZABETH THAIS SCHWERlN Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach. William and Mary. ,iff Librarian. LLOYD S. SEGRAVES Hoover. R.O.T.C. Otti- .fi cers Club. Guard System. EDRYS MARGARET SEVERTSON Memorial. Sr. A Glee. LOIS SHADE Roosevelt. State. LORNA ROSINA SHADE Roosevelt. State. LOIS H. SHAFFER Roosevelt. .lob's Daugh- ters, Adv. Glee, Sr.A Glee, Girls' Hi Jinx. State. Artist. JUNE, I933 LYMAN ABBOTT SHEA Roosevelt. Spartan Club, Boys' Hi-Jinx. State and U. C.L.A. Aviation. PEGGY SHEA Conaty High. Girls' Hi- Jinx. St. Mary's Hospital. Nursing. RAY SHEEDY Roosevelt. B o o lc ro o m Monitor, Assembly Guard, Ass't Mgr. Lost and Found. United States Navy. EARL ELXVOCD SHERMAN Upper Lalce High. Busi- ness College. Commercial. AUBREY SHONBERG Roosevelt. Harvard and Yale. Law. CHARLES A. SIGLER Woodrow Wilson. Wrest- lung. Forty-seven CECIL E. SINCLAIR BILL SLADECI-f Roosevelt. R.C.A. Radio Engineering. DORIS SMITH HENRY H. SMITH Memorial. Baseball, Bask- etball, Varsity S Club, Traclc. JOSEPH EUGENE SMITH I-Ioover. Univ. ot Micha igan. Architect. LESLIE JOHN SMITH Memorial. Baseball, Bask- etball. Varsity S Club. Forty-eight , W , 7 Radio. , .f 1 H X f t ,E ,, 55 45 . X 6 . ,A RR ff Z ,lm 51' 19 , f af 2 5 :nil ir., I I 195 ff- E xr' I ig Q I ' I . f l' IIII gi R ii M ' J 'il , X wg 2? - iii-EE A W, Sri 52 A iii? 3 R ' r 2 af r rs ,ie f me ,IS 0 3' V fr ' Q R J? X. ri v? Z9 ,ir if S J II if zz! III: I I I I 3 ry , I 5:2 if 'I lg I f X 41 2 I I Qs 555 .I af fri . I 3 ff 51 '33 :IE ln, f- 2 II I fi? , I 2 ...,.,...., S Q MILDRED VALLE SMITH Roosevelt. Girl Reserve, School Sports, May Day Eete. Stenography. STANLEY E. J. SMITH Salesman. STUART STERLING SMITH Roosevelt, Ohio. Ist Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., Germs de Guerre, Assembly Usher. State. Chemist, CLYDE WILLIAM SNIDER San Pecro I-Iigh. CLAYTON WHITE SNODC-BRASS Point Loma, Junior Lions. State. Pharmacist. MARIE FOERSTER SOHN Roosevelt. Girl Reserve, Sr. A Glee. U.S.C. Dentist's Assistant. TH E GRAY CASTLE MARGARET SHANNON SPRAGUE State. Roosevelt. Grand Chorus. ISABELLE MARGARET SPRAKER ROBERT B. SPRATT Roosevelt. Spanish Cor- respondent. WALTER STAAKS Roosevelt. R.O.T.C., C.S F. State. Teacher. CLAR K STACY Roosevelt. RUTH C. STAN LEY Lewis and Clark, Wash. Russ Statt, Sr. A Cabinet. State. Journalism. I L .... 5 w JUNE. 1933 FRAN K B. STEAD Memorial. KEN N ETI-I A. STEVENSON Point Loma. lnterclass Baseball, Boys' l-li-Jinx, l-li- Y., Spartan Club, Senior A Play. State. PEGGY STEWART Roosevelt. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Job's Daugh- ters, 'Admirable Creighton Mary the Third. Arizona State. IRWIN TI-IACKER STILLMAN BARBARA MARIE STOLTZ Anaheim Union l-ligh. Spanish Club, Harmony Club, I-loclcey, Basketball, Baseball. Private Secretary. MILDRED RUTH STRATTON Roosevelt. Social Service Committee. Girl Reserve, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. U.S.C. Buyer. Forty-nine 1 .41 I1 111 11: 111 12. 111 111 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 li 11 1 11 1 si! 1 1 11 111 111 l?1 1 11,111 1.1. 1 1 1 1 1 111 11 1111 1111 111. 111 1,11 1:1 121 1 11 111 1.1 1'1 111 111 111 111 11 111 111 .11 111 111 ,l 111 11. 11 1 151 111 131 11 ill 11' 11: 112 1. 151 11,1 11: 111 11 fl 1 li I 51 11 111 1 11 1 1 1' 1 .1 ., if I fx A. Vg 1. DOROTHY BEATRICE . Z i 5 g GEORGE EDWiN SWAYNE Z 5 7 STRO M :jj Q1 1 '1 1 xW : ' I . 725 ' - CHESTER FAULL EBEN C. SWAINE SWEETLAND we . Grossmont. Glider Club, lnterclass Track. Track. 111 Aeronautlcal Engineer. f 1 .1 Q 1 WR ' 111- 4. 1, 111 5 4 11 11 PAUUNE AGNES SWAN FRANK NICHOLAS SZABO Grossmont. Nursing. M emorial. Wrestling' 1115 Class B Eootloall. Aviation. T11 R 111, 1 1 ff, . , ef -Q s 111 EVERETT GEORGE SWANK Memorial. H o n o r a r y FRANK WALDO THOMPSON Member C.S.E. U.S.C. Elec- 1:-1 1131 ,1 1, trical Engineer. 1111 11 1 if ir Z zz 11:11 111112 ii 113 1 11: ,we 1 1 l Six ' Vi BILLY SWANSON ' HOMER C. THOMPSON ft Memorial.Pt1oto3raplny. Roosevelt. Band. Stan- xa ' . ford. Etticiency Expert. Zhi 1 1 yy 1 1 8 VERNON E. SWARTS 1 1 Guerre. Aircraft School. X' MemOrial.DraftSman- Roosevelt Gm C12 1 HENRYJOHNTIEMEYER Aeronautical Engineer. 1 Eff iii , 111, .,,, 1 ,. .,,1 1 11.. - 1,.1 , , I 'Y l M,..l ,,,,,,,,,. 1, I ,,.,,, I THE GRAy CASTLE LAN DO ORVILLE TIPTON Canal Zone Jr Varsity Baseball lnterclass Basket ball lnterclass Baseball Accountant JERRY B. TORRANCE Roosevelt Wrestling Football HI Y Sec Boys Federation. Cal Tech. Elec trical Engineer CHARLOTTE CECELlA TPEIBER Roosevelt. Sr A Cabinet Sr A Glee Adv Glee Girl eserve Girls H X State. Teacher WILLIAM TURPIE Basketball. btate. Coaching CHARLES EUGENE TWEED Memorial State Navy EVELYN ELIZABETH TYSON Woodrow Wilson S A Glee Girl Reserve Girls' HI Jinx. Redlands. Religious Worlc MARJORIE MARY UL AAL N Hoover RAYMOND CORLEY UPDEGRAFF Memorial Boys HrJnx Drugg L GEORGE: H UPTON Roosevelt Sr A Play ln terclass Track Boys HiJ1nx Spartan Club HiY Club Oxford Aviation VALLORY JAN ES E VANDECAR Coronado H gh Yell Lea der Amherst ELEONORA MARlE VAN l'NlGEN Los Angeles Mills Teach er of Languages R' , ' ' 'i ffm. ' '- . EI Centro. Jr. Varsity GERTRUDE WILLEMINA 4 . r. I - - JUNE. 1933 1 ' I Fifty-one BEATRICE VASOU EZ Memorial. Spanish Club, County Typing Contest, May Day Fete. Kelsey-Jem ney. Secretary. THOMAS JAY VINTON Roosevelt. Baseball, Vice- Pres. Soph., S. B Class, l-li- Y Club, Vice-Pres. Student Body. State. Banker. WlLBUR HAROLD VON GUNDEN Roosevelt. State. KIRBY HAMILTON WALKER Roosevelt. Gens de Guerre, Head Loclcer Guard. A. and M., Texas. Mechanical Engineer. DONNA MARIE WARNER Roosevelt. Girls' Hi-Jinx, General Ottice. State and San Raphael. Clairvoyant. ALBERT O. WATSON Memorial. C.S.E. State. Dept. ot Ag riculture. Fitty-two ? is l 1 l l X 5? if. , 3 f 2 l l 5 ft i 5? R 45 s sw rg ? R li li si iii! ii. we imww- 7 K SA itlsi' :I-'T MILLARD L. WATSON St. Au3ustine's. State. CLARENCE LEROY WATTEN BARGER Roosevelt. Attendance Ottice, C.S.E. Guard. Law. MARY WEBSTER Roosevelt. Adv. Glee, Girls' Hi-Jinx, Girl Re- serve. State. FLORENCE WEERTS Roosevelt. Girl Reserve, Adv. Glee, Sr. A Glee, Girls' Hi-Jinx. Sr. Represen- tative Girls' League. State. ERNESTINE B. WEITZ Roosevelt. Library Typist. Court Reporter. DOROTHY WELLM ER Hamilton, Ohio. Job's Daughters. Miami Univer- sity, Ohio. THE GRAY CASTLE VIRGINIA MARGARET WELLS Roosevelt. Teacher on Girls' Day. Annual Statt. State and Armstrong's, Berk- eley. Commercial Teacher. CHARLES A. WELSBACHER Memorial. Ship Builder and Yachtsman. CLEM ENT H. WESCOTT Woodrow Wilson. Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Sr. A Cabinet, Clean Castle Club, Decathalon winner. U. S. C. Aeronautical En gineer. CATHERINE ELIZABETH WHITE Roosevelt. Business Col- lege. Private Secretary. GEORGENA ORA WI-IITMILL Blackfoot High, Idaho. Southern Branch ot Idaho. Home Economist. HARRIE LAWRENCE WHITNEY Memorial. Gens cle Guerre. State. JUNE, 1933 HAROLD HERBERT WIGSTROM Clarkdale High, Arizona lnterclass Football. JACK WILLEMS Roosevelt. Russ Statt, Hi- Y Club, Quill and Scroll, Ben Franklin Club. Printer. DOROTHY MAXINE WILSON Roosevelt. U.S.C. FLORENCE MAY WILSON Memorial. G.A.A. .IOSEPI-IINE D. WILSON Colorado Springs High. Girls' Hi-Jinx, Gray Castle Musicale. Music. MARGARET HAZEL WILSON Fresno High. U.S.C. or U.C.L.A. Librarian. Fitty-three WILLA FREDERICKA WINCH Sweetwater. Jr. G I e e Business. ROBERT EDWIN WINN Roosevelt. State. Electri- cal Engineer. JOHN ENOS WOOD Roosevelt. Annual Statt, Hi-Y Club. Jr. Varsity Traclc Gens de Guerre, Otticer R O.T.C. State, Annapolis Aviator. SAM NEWTON WOODHOUSE L.A.l-i.S. Tennis Team Tennis Club. U.C.L.A. En- gineer. JOSEPH PRICE Woodrow Wilson. Inter- class Wrestling. State. EDGAR JAMES MQRAE Fitty-tour Z YH I ?S 7 if if c if 235 if ei .72 W A 4 . f s Z ? 5 Z Y Y S 1 4 fi rf I i. L2 I N i I ii vi M -Y 4 S an wi 7 Z Z 4 1 Z Y Q? .1 es Y 6 ,I fl Z Z Z 7 Z 4 JU LIA CAROLINE WOODS BARBARA WRIGHT Roosevelt. Annual Statt. Calitornia School ot Eine Arts. Costume Designing. ELEANOR LOU ISE YORK Point Loma. Social Ser- vice Committee. Girl Re- serve. Univ. So. Idaho. EILEEN NORA YOUNG Roosevelt. P.G. SELMA RUTH YOUNG Roosevelt. Adv. Orclies- tra, Haunted Stairs, Pres. ot G.A.A., Play Tourna- ment, Dramatic Club. State. Music Teacher. Tl-IE GRAY CASTLE JUNE, I933 OTHER GRADUATES ROBERT ADAMS PAUL BROWN JAMES DAKIS CLAYTON I-IA6-ER GEORGE JURAS JESSE MORRIS WILLIAM PRESSLEY BEN RAMIREZ I-IARMAN ROI-IRBAUGI-I HARRY SAMISCH PAUL SLOAN FRANK WELLMAN ISAAC WOODIN Fifiy-five ,UE Tj EE I EE 5 II SENIQR PLAY I T l-l, WlLBUR! a rollicking three-act comedy was presented by the Senior A class on the evenings ot May llth and l2th in the Russ Auditorium. The proceeds ot the play were put in the Senior A activity tund. The plot, concerning the love attair ot Wilbur Jones, a young college boy, with an actress in the town's stock company, was very lively. The boy's mother strongly disaporoves the match and goes so tar as to order the girl trom the house. Through Wilbur's diplomacy, everything turns out all right, and the play ends happily in a comical strain. Fred Conrad played the lead ot Wilbur Jones, and June Bowler, as Diana Deveraux, the innocent young actress, supported him splendidly. Others in the cast were: John Redtield and Jayne Miller as Mr. and Mrs. Jones: Selma Young, as Anne Jones, Wilbur's sister, Emily Carr, Mil- dred Ellis, Wilbur's tianceg Bill McClintoclc as Bill Morgan, Wilbur's trater- nity brotherg Qlga Chilgren, Katie the lrish maid: Clem Wescott and Louis Masten, the two plumbersq Kenneth Stevenson, the policemang Miguel Gonzalez, the wealthy business man, Mr. Stanley Jaclcsonq George Upton, who played the role ot a negro gardener, Peggy Stewart, Miss Simpson, the girl Billy couldn't get rid ot: and Ed Bush, Mr. l-lalloran. The play was directed by Miss Marjorie Davis, while Anna Just acted as student manager. Ticlcets were sold by the entire Senior A Class. Clever advertisement helped to make the play a success. Fifty-six Tl-IE GRAY CASTLE :,,,..,1.E,, . .,,,i,,, ,- ,,-,, , ,iw 'fnw . in rug A' f an Q.41172 . E' z Q 'iQ '.r1' 'f 0 QA P H s 's f bi.. X ig 5. if A V . q,.4JF.kQ -1-'iw' 1 - :- gf-. If f as .Z H553 Fifty-seven 5 ,ME ,,i,3,. X ' Y 1 A ,,,hk, ,L , A' 'S ,.. :ii , :QW A R' 5:31 .. Y , .125 f fzf, A. ,.5.,M , .Y J .Mui A :Cf . '-,X-x-puff ,132 -cg--fig-'xzgq - A fn .: , wafwrlfg-C. , if-, ' , .. 1252,-5+ ,R A if 2 v - 2, K Uk, .Ax 113 pf - .- X -F. JL r., '.:,,'w'G : v. ,Nz 1 J s NX w n 1 n W ,M U w .5 'sg K' 1-14 5' ff ii 1-, -Lfrs LSE?-1,ifnk-ii:'2+?XL?y,E , A f ,Q 23 f-531 ,f. ' 1 7.71, 1.,l ,, . . .AM, ,W ,4, , .1 , W , 1.,,. 1 'K 1. '11, Q 'Jfwfi .f-.Lan VL,-ilu .2 E' lrfugbfl 'Q If 1. ,I f'!2:wLf,Q I.-24 f,,3-313, WT A 1v-A i 49, 5 4 ORGANIZATICDNS ,V , , ,M - , xl,-V -K . ,f -x r , r wa 1, , ig? Ll Y 1 is , ,.-11 W'g52,,' , ,mn mu nr: if-V ,Q Nw mwziu-ua SCP-ICDOI. SUNG By lvlr. W. F. Reyer lArrangen'1entot Song ot Cul Verse: When sight and sound ot our castle Fade in the long dreary years, You will recall in your hearts again Memories ot old songs and cheers. You who have tought tor the old school, Placing her standards so high, You who have stood tor tair, square sport, Will hear her students cry: Chorus: San Diego, San Diego, wave your banners high. San Diego, San Diego, tight until you die. We'll not torget you For you are true blue, Standing always tor right. l-lear her calling, calling to you, ever l-lonor the blue and white. JUNE, l933 Fifty 5 r i o . I f 7 1 , l 5 . , r . iii 1 l ' il Zi i 'Wi x 4? 1 ,st Y ., MIGUEL GONZALEZ TOM VINTON HELEN WETZELL CHARLES ERYE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ED BY Miguel Gonzalez, the Associated Student Body has lived up to old traditions and has tultilled successfully all duties that were betore the San Diego High School this year. Although the student body was somewhat hampered by old man depression, an economic budget plan- ned by the A.S.B. otticers was highly successtul. Throughout the semester penny noon dances were staged and en- thusiastically received by the students. Blue and White Day, the two-year old tradition, went ott with a bang due largely to the ettorts ot Frances Moore, activity chairman. Because ot the earthquake in Los Angeles anc. vicinity, a Long Beach Poly High earthquake reliet drive was held to help restore the beautiful school of the Hilltop's triendly rivals. The sum collected ot 373.05 was appreciated greatly by the receivers. The traditional A.S.B. Ball was held May 5th in the Boys' Gym. lt was a sport dance and under the capable direction ot Frances Moore. Gerald Teuber's orchestra playeo. On May l9th, the A.S.B. benetit assembly was held. This was the beginning ot a new tradition and was put on through the intluence ot Rupert Noel. School talent was teatured and the small sum ot tive cents charged. The money made was put into the assembly tund tor better assemblies next year. Sixty THE GRAY CASTLE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE I - f , L, ' i - ri -w 2-.:-SXWPW' -mtv' r53V.ZZ5m 3fXt'?if?ZQ'!'?:?:wWi1Er'?3iEExw.xE i1-7N4w,Qs: 4 ' ' R 7 I I MR. ARTHUR WICKS DONALD MCKENNEY JANE GRANT MR. HAROLD TENNEY Financial Adviser Historian Ticket Auditor Graduate Manager CLEMENT WESCOTT FLORENCE WEERTS MARGARET MILLER JOHN EDWARDS Boys' Federation Girls' League Senior B Vice-Pres. Junior President U. BARBACHANO ARTHUR CLARKSON FRANCES MOORE GORDON FROST Soph. President P. G President Activity Russ Editor RUPERT NOEL ROBERT ANGIUS LEONARD MURRAY Drama-Debate Publicity Athletics Sixty-Ong I I .,I I I iii I II. my Il gi: .M II III, I .,. II Il ii, li III :ai III 9, 1. Ii r I iii rg, I III I.. .II rl III ill il iii ,i Ill .,, . lil il iii I lar :II III If I I ,, gs sri I H .lf s f X f f f , ,, 7 f Q, f HELEN GLIDDEN FLORENCE WEERTS VIRGINIA BEATTY EVA LEPORE GIRLS' LEAGUE UIDED by the splendid leadership ot I-Ielen Glidden and the under- standing advisory-ship ot Miss Elizabeth Freese, the Girls' League for the spring semester ot '33 has met with remarlcable success. Activities were opened by the Big and Little Sister Dance which was the usual success. Throughout the year, assemblies were given on the average ot once a month, two sales were sponsored, and a spring dance was given. Haunted Stairs, a mystery play was sponsored by the organization and trom reports was a huge success. Corresponding with Boys' Day the girls ot the school ousted the teachers from their respective positions and played School Marms tor the day, March 3I. A chiIdren's play, Cinderella was given and enjoyed by mothers and daughters June 9th and IOth. This is the tirst time anything like this has been attempted. Ot the seven committees, which include triendship, publicity, pro- gram, decoration, social service, student weltare and welcome, probably the most active is the social service committee. This has charge ot the naval hospital, the neighborhood house, and the magazine drives. Sixty-two THE GRAY CASTLE l swf? ,,:,, ,,,, E zzfl Q J f i ig ' .2 ' i ii 'P . l S, , , l ' li ' Iii l 'i i CLEM ENT wEscoTT JACKSON DEM ERS JERRY TORRANCE STANLEY JANECKE BOYS' FEDERATICDN VERY BOY automatically becomes a member ot the Boy's Federation on entering San Diego l-ligh. Although it is not compulsory to be an active member, all are encouraged to join. The spring semester was headed by the tollowing: President and Vice-President, due to the resignation ot Jack Demers, Clem Wescottg Secretary, Jerry Torrance, and Treasurer, Stanley Janecls. Full ot activities such as assemblies, rallies and dances, this semester has been exceptionally lively. The Boys' l-li-Jinx, an annual spring tederation activity, was proclaim- ed the best ever staged. The attair which was held on the atternoon ot March 30th, and the evenings ot March 30th and 3 lst, was under the cap- able direction ot Paul Parker. To promote better co-operation between parents and teachers, a tather and son banquet was given in the Cateteria April oth. Entertain- ment lasted throughout the evening. The three tederation committees tor the spring semester with their respective heads were: Personal Service Committee, Elya Bresslerg Satety Committee, Charles Taylorg and School Service Committee, Paul Parker. JUNE' 1933 Sixty-three Tl-IE RUSS NTIL the present semester The Russ stood as the only paper on the coast which was supported solely by advertisements. Financial condi- tions, however, made it seem that some other plan ot support would have to be arranged. Mr. Jean l-lodges, commercial teacher, supervised a con- test among the fifth period classes, and l6OO subscriptions at ten cents each were secured. Also copies were sold tor one cent apiece. Beginning another new policy, The Russ sponsored a bulletin board display which was changed twice daily. News was turnished from material in downtown papers. il-his plan enabled students to learn ot the latest local, national, and international occurrences at an early date. ln the annual Columbia Press Association contest the paper was awarded tirst place in its division. Judgement was based upon publications ot the tall semester. A teature story by Le Roy Keleher won the contest at the Southern California Press convention. Although copies ot the paper were entered in the National Press contest, word ot the outcome had not been received in time tor publication. Miss Verl Freyburger acted as faculty adviser tor the statt ot the tol- lowing heads: Editor-in-Chief, Gordon Frost: Assistant Editor, Jeanette Munlceltg News Editors, Jean Frame, Edwin Schmidt and l-larold Reismanq Literary Editor, Ruth Stanley: Personal Editor, Esther l-larderg Society Edi- tor, Bernice Bonsignorq Sport Editor, Earl Keller: and Business Manager, Diclc Erisbie. Sixty-tour THE GRAY CASTLE CALIFCDRNIA SCI-IGLARSI-IIP FEDERATION AVING SIXTY-FOUR active members and titteen honor members, the local chapter ot the Calitornia Scholarship Federation ot the spring semester lcnew no limit in success ot activities. To become a member ot this organization, a student must receive ten points. The grade ot A in a solid counts three points, a one: one- halt solids are proportioned correspondingly. Not more than two points may be gained from extra-curricular activities. On April 2 l, the club sponsored a New Deal Dance which was pro- nounced one ot the best ot the year. Ed Johnston's orchestra was tea- tured and novelty entertainment provided. The annual banquet, to which members ot both semesters were in- vited, was held May I8. The l-loover Chapter also attended. May 29 was a red letter day - the semi-annual ditch dayl This spring the group went to the beach, and what tun they had while their more untortunate schoolmates toiled wearily over their studies. C. S. E. was led by the tollowing: President, Margaret E. Miller: Vice- President, .lean Frame, Secretary, Esther l-larderg Treasurer, Ethel Brewery Activity Commissioner, Lester Wahrenbrockg and Publicity Commissioner, Frances Moore. The club has as its taculty adviser, Mrs. Olga l-lammon. JUNE, 1933 Siffv-five ADVANCED ORCHESTRA NDER THE leadership ot Mr. Nino Marcelli the San Diego High School Orchestra ranlcs as one ot the outstanding organizations ot the Gray Castle. The greatest accomplishment ot the orchestra is the concert which is given in the Russ Auditorium near the close ot each semester. This pro- gram is rated as one ot the major activities ot the year and is enjoyed by many. In the spring semester, the main numbers ot the concert were Rienze Overture by Wagner, I8I2 Overture by Tschailcowsky, and Cap- rice Espanole by Rimslcy-Korsaltott. There are two social tunctions which are enjoyed by the entire orches- tra, namely a dinner and dance which was held this year at the Cabrillo Cate, and an invitation to spend a day at the mountain home above Lake Cuyamaca, ot Mr. and Mrs. Marcelli. Twice a year an initiation tor new members is held. This is always an amusing attair. Although the organization started with eighteen members in I922, it has increased greatly and now numbers eighty-two. Benjamin Harrison pertormed the duties ot concert master this semester. Organized in the same respect as other clubs, the orchestra has tour executive otticers. The tour who directed the activities tor the spring semester were: President, Murdock Kidderp Vice-President, Charles Jacob- son: Secretary, Lois Thompson, and Treasurer, Betty Jean Capp. Sixty-Six THE cram cAsrLE BOYS' QUARTET AVING REPRESENTED the school in more than two hundred en- gagements during the year, the San Diego l-ligh School Quartet has rendered more service to the Gray Castle than many other organizations. They have sung over the radio, at school tunctions, in churches, and at such groups as the Kiwanis Club, the Ad Club, the Electric Club, and the P. T. A. The quartet is entirely an honor subject, no credit being given except the reward ot doing something which is worthwhile. Led by Mr. W. F. Reyer, they have as their accompanist Mrs. W. F. Reyer, who also arranges most ot their songs. Those who composed this year's quartet, were as tollows: in the tall Francis Schultz, tirst tenor, Willard Mayer, second tenorg Don Mclienney, baritone: John Walsh, bass. The replacements tor the spring were Meredith Mosher and Jaclc Dawson. Mr. Reyer also has under his direction the boys' and girls' advanced glees and the boys' and girls' elementary glee clubs. These organizations are well lcnown throughout the city and county tor their active and excel- lent worlc in various public pertormances. JUNE, i933 Sixty-Seven I2. CD. T. C. l-IE SAN DIEGO I-ligh School unit ot R. O. T. C. is organized into two battalions and is under the direction ot lvlaior l-larold P. Kayser and Sergeant Neil Megerle, both ot the 3Oth lntantry. The course has two aims, tirst and primarily, to inspire intelligent citizenship by starting the formation ot habits ot responsiveness, orderliness, courtesy, obedience, correctness in posture, and respecttullnessg and second, to prepare a stu- dent tor turther military instruction. The men are instructed in close order, extended order, control ot men in combat, military discipline and leadership, military policy, map reading, scouting, patrolling, ritle marlcsmanship, tirst aid, and hygiene. The R. O. T. C. has about two hundred and twenty-tive men. The Gens De Guerre is composed ot twenty-tive commissioned otti- cers ot the San Diego l-ligh School unit ot the Reserve Otticers Training Corps. The tunction ot the club is to promote a better understanding and co-operation among the otticers ot the R. O. T. C. Money is raised by means ot sales and dances, and is used to cover the cost ot the annual pictures, the annual otticers' dance and miscellan- eous expenses. The tollowing were otticers tor the spring semester: President. .lohn Wood, Vice-President, Stuart Smithg Secretary, Kirby Walker, and Treas- urer, Max Brownstein. Sixty-eisht THE GRAY cfxsrus E i DEBATE EFENDING CHAMPIONS ot the county league cup, this semester's l-lilltop Debate Squad ably kept up its traditional good record. Members ot the V932-33 squad were Jean Frame, Lester Wahren- broclc, Virginia Kerr, Violet Pritchard, Gracia Mae Carpenter, Diclc Lustig, and Rupert Noel, debate manager. Mr. l-lerbert C. Peitler was the debate coach and taculty sponsor. On November 4th Alhambra met S. D. l-l. S. on the question, Re- solved, that co-education is a regrettable teature ot the American school system. The Gray Castle team, composed ot Jean Frame and Lester Wahrenbrock upholding the attirmative side, won a unanimous decision. December I lth Grossmont l-ligh School debated with S. D. l-l. S. at the Trinity Methodist Church where the Caveman team ot Violet Pritchard and Virginia Kerr achieved victory. . A ditlerent type ot debate where two squads ot tour each, composed ot two members trom each school, oppose one another was held in the new auditorium at Long Beach Poly l-ligh on February 24. At the con- clusion ot the debate an audience vote awarded the decision to the nega- tive, ot which Violet Pritchard and Virginia Kerr were members. On November 8th Diclc Lustig and C-racia Mae Carpenter debated Grossmont l-ligh in a non-decision atlair, and a series ot the same type were held with Santa Ana on May 3rd, The main debate was given betore the assembly. JUNE. 1933 Sixty-Hin-2 r Scene 'from The Youngest DRAMATIC COUNCIL EARLY IOO students interested in the study and production ot plays composed the San Diego l-ligh School Dramatic Club this year. The activities ot the club consisted ot the production ot two tull- evening plays, Admirable Creighton by James Barrie and The Young- est by Phillip Barry. Short plays, moreover, were presented in the Little Theatre tor the regular club meetings which were held every Thursday afternoon ninth period. Cne semester ot drama is a pre-requisite tor membership. At the annual Pasadena One-Act Play Tournament held in April, San Diego l-ligh School toolc tirst place. Selma Young won the SlOOO scholar- ship to the Community Playhouse. The cast ot Mansions directed by Miss Marjorie Davis and sponsored by the Dramatic Club included: Jean Burt, Selma Young and James l-lolloway, who was replaced by Rupert Noel in the tinals. Anna Just, play manager, received the trophies won in the county competition at a special meeting ot the Dramatic Club. A banquet honoring the outgoing council and installing the new was held at the end ot the tirst semester, and the annual Dramatic Club tac- ulty tea was given in June. Otticers ot the club tor the tirst semester were: President, Ed Roche: Vice-President, Jean Burtq Secretary, Pearl Fletcher, and Treasurer, James l-lolloway. Por the second semester: President, Rupert Noel, Secretary, Pearl Fletcher, and Treasurer, Anna Just. SCVCMY THE GRAY CASTLE AUTQGRAPHSW 4' , ' I1 ilifgl l a 9 W 1' EL fi sw xr 4 1 H ,, fffflg ,,,1. gm ,NI if 1 . . , .P i,,.,,N. 1 3 1 wax 4, ' f -ei. .PLE M: N -ll '1 W1 ,, 7 IM: l . I X I fs W 3 1 7 , nn 'q Q ,1. , . .vga ,gk 1' - 5 if F '? f' ' :' 1 H UU--' 4 C: ' 5 ,fi - , 1 W X V. v QW' 'W W3 W I H H . 53 3, W . K I Twins M ,,, , will ' 1 Wu ' A: MW? g ll 'Lf' ' - FW NME? Lf V .L jf 3 if ' is ' ,e L ' J, Ii? l , ,Q . , .I 4 .J J ,5 u y .4 u k 1' ' 1 - ' 1' X hi W , , 3,1 g ji, ,. W, Rr A + W UE NL 1 7 a. . UQ fi: an 1 5' A 17,96 'UE 1 - AI ATHLETICS Liu 'Q 5 if ,L , . ' , 1 ' , G rf T V ,. ,. ,M-. W Q, 1 , , A fivlf, ' 'i- ,N , J! I , ' ' , ki , - - w f ' , ' H V 1, 1 , - 4, .,'. , 1 1 . Z . 1 5 , F ' w , 3 : X , I ,,- Q. nf . ,,, L' , ', -'-,,1:LYT'i' 5. - Q : A1 . ' X .,5 Y, V 5 . 1 ,QQ , mi, - V , , 'gm H ,, L 1 . Kg? M. xiyn vm' , 51: 3,2 Pruw ,, mmf far.:-,xnnf lv.,. 'L 1 2-T HI' I 'BN E26 qq-AJ,u2AaS 221 COACH MIKE MORROW COACH I-IOBBS ADAMS MGR. BILL ASI-I FGOTBALL OOTBALL, under the leadership of Coach l-lobbs Adams, enjoyed a fairly successful season in l932, staying up with the best of the leaders and finishing the season in a tie for second place. With such threats as Wynn, l-lall, Giddings, and Wescott lost to the team, the pen- nant winning chances of the l-lillers seemed slight, but the enthusiasm was undiminished at the l-lilltop as it is generally known here that Adams usu- ally puts out a good ball team. After several preliminary games in which the l-lillers were victors over iWoodrow Wilson and losers to Pomona, the team opened the Coast Lea- gue season with Alhambra. The underdogs of the game, the Cavemen, came from behind in a thrilling second half to win I2 to 7. The Saints of Santa Ana, Coast League champions, were next on the list with the l-lillers still the decided underdogs. The high hopes of the Cavemen were blasted, however, in the first few minutes of play, when the Saints scored through a rather shalcy defense. From then on it was any- body's game with the Saints coming out on the long end of an exciting 6-O score. The l-lillers next journeyed to Phoenix to defeat the Arizonians, and then on the following Saturday outplayed and outscored PasadeiTa in a tight game in the stadium-the score, I2 to O. Glendale was played the next weelc-end in the north with San Diego coming home the winners of a 20 to 7 victory. The final game of the season was played at Long Beach with the l-lillers coming out on the short side of a 7 to 6 victory for Long Beach. This defeat pulled the Cavemen out of a sure second place to finish in a tie for the same position with Long Beach Poly.' Varsity lettermen included: Dave Arnett, Walter Beerle, Bud Castle- man, Don Callison, Bob Chase, Ned Crawford, Jim Dalcis, Coy Dunn, Oliver Day, Paul Edwards, l-lalden Gray, Alex Gentles, Ernest Cuadras, Darwin Elorea, Clayton l-lager, Grant Stone, Leonard Murray, Randall Meyers, R. C. Moore, Rudolph Grah, Clyde Westland, Jess Morris, Al Padilla, Bob Sanders, James Riveroll, Bill Simons, Morris Polloclc, Eranlc Pen- uelas, and Ed Knapp. Class B lettermen were: Paul Fern, Glenn McCaffrey, George Red- path, James Smith, Russ Allqire, Dan Gittings, Bob Kerr, Carlos de La Sierra, Fred Puryear, Ray Apostle, Jaclc Meltzer, l-lenry Torres, David War- burton, Raul Almera, John Edwards, Bill l-lillyer, Lindsay Williams, AI Mal- oney, Ambrose Schindler, and Earl Mason. Seventy-four Tl-lE GRAY CASTLE BASKETBALL T LAST the San Diego l-ligh Basketball Team, never before winner of the Coast League championship, finally came through under the tutorship of Mike Morrow to tie with the Long Beach cagers for the championship. Each team won seven games and lost three. San Diego opened the season by defeating Santa Ana twice on the latter's cage floor, after which Glendale trelcked to San Diego where the l-lillers defeated them twice. The Cavemen went next to split a two game series with Alhambra. The following week-end San Diego again journeyed north to brealc even in two games with Pasadena. ln the final games of the season, San Diego met Long Beach here in the gymnasium. After losing the first game, the l-lillers again came through to win the second game and earn the right of a tie for the cham- pionship. Because of the loss of such stars as l-larry Brunner and Jazz Morris through graduation, the San Diego l-ligh cagers gave Long Beach the priv- ilege of competing in the playoffs. The players to receive letters in baslcetball were: Captain Sam Gal- asso, l-larry Brunner, l-lenry Swede Smith, Jazz Morris, Alex Gentles, Chet Smith, Ernest Cuadras, Qliver Day, Bob Chase, Bill Buehlman, and Martin Mendez. Five lettermen will be baclc next year. JUNE' 1933 Seventy-five Al: COACH GLENN BRODERICK D TRACK HE SAN DIEGC l-ligh School Traclc and Eield Team finished second this year to Glendale l-ligh. Under the guidance of Coach Glenn Brod-' erick the team in its first league start defeated Pasadena 75 l-3 to 37 2-3 in the stadium with Captain Morris Pollock carrying away high point honors. Alhambra, because of financial conditions, chose to forfeit to San Diego, giving the l-lillers their second victory. The Cavemen then jour- neyed to l-lunitington Beach to finish second to El Centro in the northern invitational meet. San Diego gained an advantage in the growing San Diego-l-lerbert l-loover rivalry by drubbing the Cardinals 76 to 37 in the stadium. Faust Carmona ran a splendid mile race, outsprinting Lichty of l-lerbert l-loover to win in the fast time of 4:39 3-5. Santa Ana next came to San Diego and was defeated by a score of 7l I-2 to 4I I-2 in the l-lillers' third Coast League victory. With a championship within its grasp the team journeyed to Glen- dale to engage the Blasters. The l-lilltoppers came baclc on the short side of a 7l I-2 to 40 I-2 score. Mushy Pollock was easily the outstanding athlete, copping both sprints while Ambrose Schindler nearly brolce the San Diego record by high jumping 6 feet, I inch. Concluding the current season in San Diego, the l-lillers again trounc- ed Herbert Hoover 73 I-2 to 39 I-2 in the stadium. Seventy-six THE GRAY CASTLE ' W ' 2 21 lit BASEBALL ASEBALI., the spring sport which has brought so many titles to San Diego l-ligh School, started out this season in a big way with ten let- termen baclc. With Coach lvlilce Morrow at the helm, the team, atter several successtul pre-season games, deteated l-lerbert l-loover I4 to 3 in the tirst game ot a city series. Qpening the Coast League season the l-lillers deteated Pasadena TO to O with Chet Smith pitching a splendid no-hit, no-run game, his second in two years. The Cavemen missed the tamiliar tace ot Captain l-lenry Smith at shortstop due to an injury he received in the l-lerbert l-loover game. Alhambra was next to tall with Smith pitching a two-hit, shutout game while his teammates collected titteen runs ott three Alhambra pitchers. l-lerbert l-loover tied the city championship series with San Diego by deteating the l-lillers 4 to 3. The tinal game was to have been played at a later date. The l-lilltoppers received their tourth victory by a detault trom Long Beach and were assured ot either a championship or a tie with Glendale tor tirst place, the game to be played later. Varsity men were: Captain l-lenry Smith, Chet Smith, Robert Kerr, Bernard Storton, Sam C-alasso, Stanley Janeck, Bill Pressley, Ed Chilton, Tom Vinton, Walter Tallamente, Alex Gentles, Carmen Castillo, Jimmy Salmon, R. C. Moore and Czar Raitolovitch. JUNE, 1933 Seventy-S WRESTLING I-IE SAN DIEGO I-Iigh School Wrestling Team again came through nicely this year. The grapplers, under the direction ot Coach Frank Crosby, well-liked high school mentor, won its tirst meet ot the year in the County A.A.U. Tournament. The I-Iillers gained 42 points while their nearest opponent had put 25. First place champions included Ray I.ar- ceval, 95 pounds, Altonso Penuelas, IO5 pounds, Suki Azumi, I I5 pounds, and Elwyn Thompson, I75 pounds. Second place men included Ruther- tord, 95 pounds, Preisler, IO5 pounds, Logsdon, I I5 pounds, M. I-Iattori, I25 pounds, Covert, I35 pounds, and E. Penuelas, I45 pounds. Atter two months ot competition the biggest wrestling tournament in the high school history was completed, during which time two hundred and thirty-tour matches were held. Results ot the tinals are as follows: Class A, Jerry Torrance defeated Elwyn Thompson: Class B, Jim Riveroll deteated Frank Penuelasg Class C, Jesse Fluharty and Jack I-Iall drew, Class D, Ernest Cuadras deteated Chris McCullough: Class E, Manuel Marino deteated Suki Azumig Class F. Charles Watkins and Melvin Steiner drew: Class G, Fortunado Bernardini deteated I-larvey I-Iallg Class I-I, Robert Johnson deteated William Knapp: Class I, Altonso Penuelas deteated Dick Wheeler: Class J, Ed Preisler de- teated George Saleebey. The wrestlers gained a distinct edge in the I-Ierpert I-Ioover rivalry, defeating the Cardinals I7 matches to I Seventy-fishf THE GRAY cAsTLE Qi f .A sys E E3' TENNIS ENNIS, one ot San Diego's most popular minor sports, yet one ot the least lcnown, again had a tairly successtul season. Under the leadership ot Coach Charles Burton the tennis team played many matches during the season winning to date eleven while losing but tour. Because ot the tine showing made by the l-lilltop Team ot l932, the High School Tennis Squad was re-entered in the Coast League this year. The return ot the locals to the league was tar trom auspicious, however, the l-lilltop netters losing to Pasadena, 5 to I. Bill McClintock was the only l-liller to win a match. The l-lillers next traveled to Alhambra to come home on the short side ot a 4 to 2 score. The Cavemen met Santa Ana in the north tor the next match and emerged the losers ot a 6 to 5 score. The netters gained an edge in the l-loover rivalry, deteating the Car- dinals 5 to l the tirst time and tying 3 to 3 in the second meeting. The l-lillers through detaults trom Glendale and Long Beach were able tp tinish in a tie tor third place, with Alhambra and Pasadena ahead ot t em. The tirst ten men on the team include: John Lamb, Bill Buehlman, Sam Woodhouse, Bill McClintock, Garnet Glenney, Evert Baugher, Jack Drum- mond, Lloyd Ludwiclc, Burdette Kinne, and Louis Brownstein. JUNE, i933 Sevfntv G. A. A. O PROMOTE interest in the girls' athletics and to inspire better sportswomenship has been the aim this year ot the Girls' Athletic Association, one ot the most active organizations during the past semes- ters. Those who held the upper tour chairs this spring were as tollows: President, Selma Young, Vice-President, Ruth Giacollig Secretary, Carroll Gardnerg and Treasurer, La Marjolaine Grant. Without the untiring assist- ance ot Miss Miriam Paine, taculty adviser, however, the club's rating would not be so high. During the latter part ot March, the semi-annual executive board party was staged at Lake Arrowhead. They say, those tew lucky ones, that they had a grand time. The basketball tourney was climaxed by a big spread in the Flat. A committee ot girls prepared the menu and served. On May 6 nine senior girls participated in a play day at Grossmont Union l-ligh. When the weather became warm, the annual hockey party took place. The girls left on Monday atternoon, returning to their respective homes the tollowing Tuesday. On May 6, also, delegates attended a conference at Glendale to discuss current G. A. A. problems. ln all, it was a busy year and a tine organization. Eighty Tl-IE GRAY CASTLE - Q Q . 1 ff, ' Z' 443 wp: 1, 1 .a f'J. wx - 5 .zpnyl , . , 'iii' 5.5 1.1 zu ei ff gan' ' ' J! ' 'f ix Avi: AUTOGRAPHS w ,Q ,I 'U W E ghty 'Y will 'W' S 4 25 F. W I Q' f 7 . ic? 1 ,gf - , ' QT 1 5 if ' 5' L7! W',N Q , 1- gg i' Egg! A f iI Q' L i tl, N '- N 5 ,gf ,J -L -X -1 ' fy ' Q f?1.,,5 '13 1 ' z ' 5f,Efffg'3: I ' ,, ,V gg,- ': A b ' ',1-rg?-I , A. A VI 1 la . ' Q 1 1 V . r f1 P J 1 EJTQ I-IUMCDR E' EE g HI X ,Vrid 'lr U ,,V, 3 . . 1 gp, .. .lm 1 , L ul- . AY, ..'- -m..m1J Qnnm:-.. V mul : -mwgmnm-11 CAMPUS CALE-NDAI2 February 7 February I7 February 24 March IO March I7 March 20 March 30-3I March 31 April 7 April 7-I4 April 20-21 April 2I May 5 May II-I2 May I8 May 29 May 3I .Iune I-2 June 2 June 5 June 9 .Iune I I June I2 June I4 June I6 JUNE, I933 Gray Tee-pee opens. Big and I.ittle Squaw dance. Tribe presents The I-Iaunted Stairs. Soluaws and Warriors hold pow-wows. Squaws give dance tor Warriors. First general pow-wow. Warriors give I-Ii-Jinx. Squaws' day. Blue and White Festival. Tribe takes vacation trorn worlc. Medicine men put on show. I-Ionor Council dance. Tribal ball. Senior Squaws and Warriors give play tor the tribe. I-leap big teast tor the I-Ionor Council. I-Ionor Council ditches the tribe. Tribe gives heap big teastf' Tribal rnusicians get together. Squaws and Warriors awarded tor their athletic abilit Senior Squaws and Warriors ditch the tribe. I-'Iigh-ranlcing Squaws and Warriors rewarded. Vesper ceremony. Senior class testival day. Senior ball. Seniors leave the tribe. Eig,my.is CLASS PRCPHESV S I, MADAM KNOWAL, throw myselt in a trance to look thirty years into the tuture ot the June Class ot l933, l see Nadia l-lerman, an attractive, tall, blonde, society matron, starting a new style by wearing suspenders and shorts, and there's her husband, Albert Watson, a short, grey-haired, old tellow industriously working in his prize petunia garden. My vision tades, ah! now it clears again and l see Olga Chilgren as the tire-eater ot l-larold Greig's one and a halt ring circus and her adoring sweetheart, William Cloes, who is the sword swallowerg also Wilber Von Gunden, the living skeleton. Ah! Ah! the biggest act ever, l-lenry Smith, the tirst man to wrap a snake around his neck and swallow it! Now l see George Mosley, prosperous proprietor ot a beer garden in tlourishing National City, and in his employ is Anita Ambrose, who is the head dance hall hostess, Minerva La Belle, Lois Rees, Barbara Roberts, and Frances Roth, the alluring taxi dancers, and Ray Peters, and l-larrie Whit- ney, the handsome gigolos, who give zest to bored society dames, Mabel Kellerby and Charlotte Ronan. There's Norman Fritchott, Htamous master ot ceremonies, introducing the l-lot-cha Blonde Babies, Constance Bettencourt, Eunice Brothers, and Carrie Gibson. Look! behind the bar stands the charming Maxine Belshe-who would have dreamed her ambi- tions would lead her there! Now l see Paul Edwards, and his manager Quintin De Young, on a soap box imploring the voters to elect him pound master, his slogan is Bigger and better hot dogs at a cheaper price. Also in politics l see Miguel Gonzalez, who is running tor garbage and trash collector, and his appeal to the voters is We all know the depression is on but we want better service and less damage to garbage and trash cans! Ah! ha! there l see Fred Burke, a noted detective, the old sleuth! l-lis latest job was a trek through the wilds ot Tia Juana to hunt tor two lost Mexican jumping beans. Theodore Ptatenhauer, chiet ot police ot Chula Vista is introducing a new Pinkerton to his squad ot sleuths. It is no other than Anna Just, daintily handing out trattic tickets. A new personality appears. It is a girl, no a woman, Dolores Burt, operating an elevator in Ralph Darrow's titty story soap tactory, tollowing her burning ambition to rise. l-lere comes one ot her tellow employees, Junior Searl, one ot the crew ot night watchmen. lNow he can keep his ears clean tor nothing!! l see more people, Ralph Moyer's day nursery and little Robert F. Kerr, Jr., who keeps throwing his lead soldiers at the tussy head nurse, Willard Mayer. Who should walk in but Jerry Torrance coming to get his twins, Jerry Jr. and Maxine. Oh-! the main spring in my brains has broken and my main cog wheel has retused to operate! My vision tades and the tuture ot the other members ot the June class ot I933 remains hidden in the hands ot tate! Eistrfv-four THE GRAY cAsTLE JCDKES l-larry Brunner: l was out in the country yesterday. Sam Galasso: Somebody have a picnic? l-larry Brunner: Yeah, the mosquitoes. 0 O . cotlee. Waiter: Well, it'll make a lot better soup bowl. . Q f .lim Dakis lwhose golt ball went down a rabbit holel: What's the thing to use here, caddie? Caddie: A vacuum cleanerfl O U . Alex Arrellano: l-low tar were you trom the correct answer? Darwin Florea: Two seats ahead. 0 U U Mendell Kelley: When you told your tather that l did not smoke, drink, or gamble, what did he say? Donna Warner: l-le said he did not want me to marry a pertect man, but that you were such an accomplished liar he guessed you would do. . C . Robert McDonald: ls the detour any good? Farmer: Well, it you and she is married it hain't, but it you hain't it' .H i is . . 0 Clayton l-lager: What is the ditterence between Quinton de Young and Rip Van Winkle? Burdette Kinne: Rip Van Winkle woke up. O Q Q Lewis Jacobs lreading one ot Poe's Poemsl: To arms, to armsl Emilie Carr lexcitedlyl: To whose arms? Q . . Loren Dickey lduring testl: l shall answer no questions. Jack Demers: And neither shall ll 0 U f Bill Cloes: l asked her it l could see her home. Lloyd Ludwick: What did she say? 1 . H Bill Cloes: She said she would send me a picture ot it. . . Q Robert l-lale: Dad, what is an l. Q. U.? ' U Dad: lt's a very unsatistactory paper wait, my boy. JUNE, i933 Eigmfivf Ray Antrim lto hard-hearted waiterl: ls my tace good tor a cup ot 71' JQKES Clerk: What size hammock do you want? Clem Wescott: Ch, a small hammock, just big enough tor one, but - - er- -strong enough tor two. Jack Drummond: Can l get a room tor three? Clerk: l-lave you a reservation? Jack Drummond: What do you think l am-an lndian? Gordon l-larding: You are the sunshine ot my lite. You alone reign in my heart. Without you lite would be a cloud. Ruth Close: ls this a proposal or a weather report? 0 . . Bill l-lenry: l-low could a trog, a duck and a skunk get in a circus it they didn't have any money? Stanley Janeck: iIhe trog would get in on his green back: the duck would get in on his bill, the skunk would get in on his scent. creatures. . . . Frances Blackburn: Daddy, aren't sheep the stupidest ot living 71K Dad labsent mindedlyl: Yes, my lamb. I U Q Clyde McMorrow: That's the tunniest portrait l ever saw. Bill Crawtord: Come away from there, that's a mirror. . . 0 Robert Felios: You say Joe got killed, how come? Manuel Moreno: l-le put his head in the saloon and hollered 'Fire.' ' Robert Felios: Then what? Manuel Moreno: They did. Q f Q Leonard Murray: Did you make these biscuits, dear? Anita Ambrose: Yes, darling. Leonard Murray: Well, l would rather you would not make any more, sweetheart. Because, angel mine, you are too light tor such heavy work. . Q Q l-larold Greig: Why do you call me the tlower ot the outtit? Arthur l-luckett: Because you're such a blooming idiot. O Q Q Lady lto small boy scrubbing the tront stepsl: ls your mother in? Allen l-lanlon: Do you think l would be scrubbing these steps it she wasn't? Eighty-six THE GRAY CASTLE CLASS WILL CDF JUNE A33 TO xxfuoivi ir MAY conctmxir We, the class ot June ot One Thousand Nine l-lundred and Thirty- three ot San Diego l-ligh School, San Diego, California, on this day ot June lo, being ot sound and benevolent mind, the which having been doubted, and in our presence, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last W'ill and Testament. We realize that in the past year we have ott done that which we ought not to have done, and have similarly lett undone that which we ought to have done. Theretore, in this, we shall try in our small way to make amends. With all due reverence we appoint Mr. John Aseltine sole executor ot the property to be committed to the care and protection ot those herein mentioned, we being in no mind to take it with us. To the taculty we otter our sincere regards and thanks tor their co- operation and their work in our interest, and the hope that the incoming sophies display to them the constant politeness and irreproachable con- duct that we so nobly exemplitied. To the Senior A advisers we leave our gratitude tor the many things they have done tor us and ask that they remember the class ot June '33, We bequeath our love, tinancial ditticulties, the tirst titteen rows ot the auditorium, and the pangs ot titteenth week unsatistactories to the Senior B's. There are a tew personal bequests: Rudolph Grah leaves his towering height to Russell Garrison. Paul Edwards and Miguel Gonzalez settle their executive powers on Grant Stone. Willard Mayer leaves what money he has not squandered out ot the treasurey to l-larold Tenney until a new Senior A treasurer is torthcoming. Ray Peters relinquishes his girlish figure to R. C. Moore. Leonard Murray and Morris Pollock leave their tleetness ot toot to Eiya Bressler in his dash to the lunch line. Elizabeth Carter hands the book l-low to Gossip in Ten Lessons to Monica Flannigan. Geoge Upton deposits his one and only sweat shirt with Norman Frit- chott to add to his collection ot antiques and heirlooms ot tamous people. And now as we draw our last tleeting breath we bid the old school a tond tarwell, and PASS GN. Witness thereot, Respecttully submitted this day ot June Io, Ima Dumbeu in the year ot our Lord, One Thousand Nine H6626 Nut l-lundred and thirty-three. Executorl Senior A Class W. E. Meanwell OT June '33 JUNE, 1933 Eiglitrwe APPRECIATICDN l-lE Gray Castle is completed after a semester of hard worlc on the part of several students and individuals, and we would lilce at this time to express our appreciation to the following: Vreelands Photographers for the excellent pic- turesg Neyenesch Printers for their patience and advice: Sun- set Engravers for their splendid serviceg Schillers Boolc Binders for their worlc on the cover: to Zellerbach Paper Company from whom the paper was orderedg to l-larold Tenny, Gradu- ate Manager, whose assistance with financial affairs proved invaluable: to Miss Ora M. Cupp, Miss l-larriet Southwich and Mr. Arthur Wicks for their advisory worlc, and to Barbara Wright, Ruthann Lyons, George Somers. and Claire Gulick for the insert designs. And finally we wish to aclcnowledge the co-operation and energy of the staff. Tl-IE EDITGR. E9l'fY SM THE GRAY cAsrLE we ,. W.. 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