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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1936 volume:

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Uhr Greig 012151112 mfw ' s- V H ., f'1a..n- : ,. -Q-Y ag ..- aww ...H--ff' ,x I Ks 'S fwmx ww N. .x , im X N f x. ix Cv - M37 X 'Y . . 0 4' 1 .-..- 5 X I X ., it '25 QQ I , ,, .: . . Q K ' x' ' 1 -Q 2+'- L - . 'hr 65mg Qlauitlv Flahlv nf Glnntvnia Dedication Foreword Administration The Senior Class Organizations Sports Humor In Appreciation Ihr Evhimiinn EALIZING that she has been instrumental in changing the memory book from a mere written pamphlet into an artistic achieve- ment and recognizing her tireless, LlI1SClflSl1 supervision of art work in each succeeding annual, we dedicate this, the june '56 Gray Castle, to Miss Harriet L. Southwick V 1 E112 Enrvwnrh Uhr Elhvmr Uhr Art mark Uhr igurpnav Taking our inspiration from the touch of mediaeval architecture which distinguishes our San Diego High School from all others and believing that it, in some remote and subtle way, symbolizes the courage, the high ideals and the chivalry of its students, we have chosen the mediaeval theme for our june '36 Gray Castle. To carry out the chosen theme, all art work portrays the spirit of the Middle Ages. Though a more ro- mantic than a practical subject, the mediaeval drawings lend a picturesque atmosphere to the Gray Castle annual. Much praise is due to Betty Carringer, art editor, who was ably assisted by Virginia Dell. All art worl: was supervised by Miss Harriet Southwick. If in the yet undiscovered future some member of june class of '36 will thumb the yellowed pages of this Gray Castle and see the face of a half-forgotten friend, thrill to the athletic prowess of long-ago teams or sigh a little for those Hilltop days which can never come again, we shall have accomplished our purpose. Uhr Ahmininirutinn jozax ASELTIXE f Z Pf:n:zg:,, l Q 245, if ul E. C. TAYLQRX . ELIZABETH FREESE un- Vu-?,p,j,,,jt74iy Gul, Vife-principal ,, I J fly ,-r ii Ten Uhr Elktrulig SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Will C. Crawford BOARD OF EDUCATION Orton E. Darnall Ray Reynolds Preriderz! Vice- prerid 6721 Mrs. Vesta C. Muehleisen Fred M. Thompson Jacob Weinberger ADMINISTRATION ENGLISH DEPARTMENT john Aseltine, Prifzripal Elizabeth Freese, Girlr' Vice-Principal Edward C. Taylor, Boys' Vive-Prifzripal ART DEPARTMENT Shirley M. Charles, Head Mrs. Elsa D. Bauer Evangeline Ritchey Harriet L. Southwick COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT W. L. Peterson, Head Mrs. Harriet P. Eves Eulalie Hill J. Allen Hodges Martha Ann Hotchkiss Folkey L. johnson Florence B. Lormer Charles B. Read Mrs. Jewell W. Smith W. J. Stanton Margaret Sullivan Dorothy M. Treiber Thomas A. Walton Arthur F. Wicks Edna B. Wooster Ora M. Cupp, Head Mary W. Barkley Ruth A. Clifford Ida Fesenbeck M. Verl Freyburger Alta M. Gallagher Mrs. Edna H. Gillespie Fred S. Holman Harry Earl jones Narra L. Jones Mrs. Beulah G. Meals Ethel Olsen Hazel K. Reed Frederic L. Weaver Louise S. Wilson Lillian Wulff FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Lawrence W. Carr, Hmf Mrs. Maria S. Contreras Anita M. Hathway Stella Krause jean R. McPhee Mrs. Meave Shttrman Maurice E. Wright HOME ECONOMICS Grace P. Benoy, Head julia S. Chubbuck Virginia Lee Elliott Mrs. Pauline R. Lauber Mrs. Bessie B. Wenrich Sally Whittle LIBRARIANS Ada M. jones Theodora Swanbom MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Bernet S. Hale. Head A. F. Alexander Viva K. Dickerson William P. Dunleyy Vera Hawkins D. P. Taylor MUSIC DEPARTMENT W. F. Reyer, Head Mrs. Katherine Andrews Nino Marcelli Mary K. Phillippi NURSES Ina D. Henderson Mrs. Pearle D. Norris BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dewey Morrow, Head Glenn B. Broderick Charles R. Church Frank M. Crosby Edward Rufta GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION L. Evelyn Moran, Head Alice T. Donnelly Miriam Paine Mrs. Annette B. Stevenson SCIENCE DEPARTMENT B. O. Lacey, Head Harry R. Doughty Earl U. Homuth Bertha Mae Howe E. W. B. Mark Edward L. Moore Alfred Orcutt Edna M. Perry john O. Peterson H. H. Ross Susan G. Stokes Frederic E. Welstead SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Ruth Price, Hear! Gilbert Deere Samuel D. Erwine Virginia Gilloon Mrs. Marian Gilmore Roy R. Haag Mrs. Olga Hamman william Lyons Mrs. Florence Mark Mrs. Frances A. Reed Beatrice Simpson TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT P. H. Heron, Head john Dickson john H. Doig W. W. Golden james Hutchison james R. Kennedy Letain T. Kittredge Mrs. Mary Maull Lionel C. Sherwood B. H. F. Smith fl f I Ann Wood SECRETARIES R. O. T. C. Bess Cormack, Aftefzdazzre Major H. P. Kayser, Head Clem Sgt. E. L. Spellmeyer Aloha Remfree, Aff67Z6fd7Zf6 EEcH ARTS CIM SPW- A4 Hammany Head Marie McCready, Regirtrar Herbert Q. Peiffefy jf, Harold Tenney, Grarifzale Bzzfifzerr Lois Perkins Mmfdgef' Eleven A - ilkrrnlig Auingraphn Zi? WW WM H43 Ffa-Q74-14, kiwi-fl' Q6 UJA- , f , I u , x,f' 3 4 If , 1 I wicfqgwlwww. Svvninrn SENIOR A CLASS MOTTO: The closing of one door is the opening of anotherf' 1 Wil 1 i , ig . fi ' 2 1 3 if 5' 3111 Hivmnriamz ilnhn Olnnk ix. P 4 a ,4 I 4 Svvninr Glttlvnhttr SEPTEMBER 10-School opened. 17-A. S. B. heard Herbert Hoover at the Exposition. 27-Big and Little Sister dance. OCQTOBER 2-Franklin Roosevelt addressed Hilltoppers in the stadium 24-25fGirls' Hi-Jinx. NOVEMBER Zl G. A. A. convention. 7-Russ party. 14 16- Senior A skating party. t at Hulburd Grove. 22-23-Annual Homecoming. DECEMBER 12-15-Senior A play. JANUARY Girl Reserve camp retrea 14-Boys' Day. FEBRUARY 64Debate skating party. 20-Scotty Allen addressed as 29-Drama Club took first pl MARCH 26-Russ party. 26-27dCombined Hi-Jinx. 51 APRIL Q.. 2, 3,. -C. S. F. skating party. r' Camera Club skating pa G. A. A. spread. P. G. S dance. sembly. ace in ty. county play tournament 16--Senior A skating party. 20-22-v Peg O' My Heart, Drama Club play. MAY 1-- 1.. 8 Girls' League Leap Yea Senior A Mothers' Tea. r -Blue and White Day. 14-QC. S. F. banquet. 15-Girls' Day. 15-Senior A sport dance. 21-22-Senior A play. 23gG. A. A. banquet. 25-C. S. F. Ditch Day. 28-Letter banquet. 29-A. S. B. banquet. 29-Athletic assembly. JUNE 1-Senior A Ditch Day. 3-Russ banquet. 4-Orchestra concert. 5-A. S. B. ball 7-4Vespers 8-Annuals distributed. 10- IO- 12- Fourteen Gift assembly. Senior A ball. Commencement. dance. Svvninr A 0112155 Qnng Through the years that are to come You will remember the song we've sung, You can't forget it, it's full of spirit And it stands for the clear and only oneg San Diego, San Diego, now our time has come, XY'e're all on the road to a new world And well miss all our high school work and fung june class of nineteen thirty-six Is ever faithful, ever true, San Diego, Alma Mater, XVhite and Blue, By ilIm'gueritte Titus 26611 S ixzeen itlunnr IKUII THE SCHOLARSHIP Honor Roll of the Class of June, 1956, has been compiled in the ofhce of the high school. This record is based on the work of the live senior high school semesters All students whose semester grades of A Qsuperiorj number eleven or more are placed on the honor roll. A per- fect record for the hve semesters would be twenty A's , as the average student carries four subjects each semester. A few honor students are able to carry five subjects and thus accumulate more than twenty A's during their high school course. NOTE: Students who enter with grades of A from other schools will have their A's accepted for the honor roll providing they make as good grades while in attendance at San Diego Senior High School. Rufus S. Hendon Paul joseph Blake Jeanne Frances Smith Francis Marion Millican 1 Janet Mary Phillips Mildred Alice Gustafson George Toshio Kuratomi Phyllis May LaDue julia H. Bowman Frances Arlene Ley Naomi Mae Parsons Betty Carringer Patricia Kathleen Dennstedt Daphne Inch Frank Alfred Valenzuela Elizabeth Wfinnifred Dodge Carol M. Geiser Wfilliam G. Ravenscroft n 4- I X A f KI ' I g - it ,. Ziff IO fri rgyj flrff, Biff .Cie l mug: 4U ei:neg. Staci, Guzzi, .1151 U ' 11:1 G,,11,1',',gf2:, Gordlelmp. l17JCCL7 t f 5 Lifgrninr A Flag THIS semesters senior A play. Let XY'ho XY'ill Be Clever, vvas a comedy voted as the best in many semesters. Director Bill de Lannoy was re- sponsible for the success of the production. The performance of Daphne Inch, who as Arabella, the little country cousin, alienated the affections of Bookie XY'ells, played by Marvin Bern- stein, on vvhom Carry Griffith. the sophisticated daughter, played by Phyllis Mitchell, had serious designs. was excellent. Always-hungry Aunt Sophie vvas vvell done by Betty XY'oodin, Nellie Stubbs gave a good performance as ec- centric Maude, the grandmother. Flighty Linda Griffith, the mother. vvas characterized by Mary jane Maresh. XX'ilbur Griffith, the harassed father, was done by jose Orozco. Jo, the tom-boy, was a perfect part for Stella Ragenovich. Frp, 'los swimming- champion friend, was played by Melvin Gundlach. Bud, the son, was the contribution of Qtto Goldkamp. Mabel Grant as Fanny, the maid, and Elliot Curtis as Fuji, the house-boy, supplied bits of comedy. Members of Maude's gang were: Joyce Wfhitney as Betty, Wfyatt Fisher as Chuck, and Laurie Scott as johnny. Sez erzleefz PAT DENNSTEDT SOL SCHULTZ Edilof Bu.i'if2e,i'i' Flflmzrzgef' Greig Olarailv Sviaff FACED with the task of editing a Gray Castle worthy of June class of '36, the annual staff plunged into its activities early in March guided by Patricia Dennstedt, annual editor, and Sol Schultz, business manager. Shouldering a tremendous responsibility, the stahf inaugurated several startling changes. In the senior section, individual write-ups were limited to stating but one activity. This was done in order to make the section uniform and also more democratic. The staff now feels that no student will have his high school memories marred by envying the popular student and his more impressive write-up. All pictures were placed the length of the page. Hitherto exceptionally large pictures have always been run the width of the page, making it necessary to turn the whole book in order to look at them. Thanks are due to Miss Margaret Verl Freyburger and Mr. Arthur Wicks who acted as literary and hnancial advisers respectively. The art work was skillfully supervised by Miss Harriet L. Southwick. Annual staff members were: Associate editor, Phyllis La Due, Senior, Marjorie Carr and Daniel Graham, Organizations, Mabel Grant and Margaret Moseley, Humor, Peggy Beverly and Margueritte Titus, Athletics, Lee Mon- roe, Glen Munkelt, and Leon Fish, Art, Betty Carringer, Typists, Katrina Frankson and Genevieve Peery. Eigfyteen E V E f ,zz .rv JM faffalfc L f' 'Z' mf if A J ! , ' , N 2 . 41. , , ' ' I 9 ' ' V an gl ,, ff, 1- 11 Q , 'ffm ,A QW , 4 X , 4 W' , yf f ' 1 X If X , Y W, 2 X9 L fl, ' X ' if 1 ' ,. , f 1 f W Wafy, 57 ' W ,1 Miss M Ver1Freyburger Mr Arthur Wicks Betty Carringer Phyllis LaDue Marjorie Carr Lee Monroe Mabel Gram Daniel Graham Margaret Moseley Glen Munkelt Peggy Beverly Katrina Frankson Margueritte Titus Leon Fish Genevieve Peery th in Q64 BOB HENDERSON JANET PHILLIPS ANNE VUELDON HARRY Prericfwzl Vice-p1'eiifJeH! S6t'l'6fcIi'-'I' Bimini' A ahinvi THREE years ago nearly 800 bewildered sophomores entered the Gray Castlels 'Portals of Knowledge. These same sophomores, although now numbering only 500, constitute the San Diego High School June 1956 grad- uating class. In the fall of 1935, the first graduates of a new junior High School, Horace Mann, joined the rank of a Caveman along with graduates from Memorial and Roosevelt. That year the class participated with a stunt in the first annual Homecoming, winning second prize. Led by Bettie Carr, in the sophomore A year, the class was represented by a green Hag during Blue and White Day. Witli the new junior year, the class witnessed the changing of periods from 40 minutes to one hour. Bob Middleton and Bob Henderson led the class fall and spring semesters respectively. In January several of the boys participated in the annual Boys' Day, and the girls, in May, were active in Girls' Day. The senior B year saw the class, with Bob Middleton at its helm, order the long awaited sweaters and rings, win first prize in Blue and XVhite Day, hold principal offices for Boys' Day, and the student body elect Tom XVilliams A. S. B. president. Leading the class this year were Bob Henderson, president, janet Phillips, vice-president, Ann Weldon, secretary, Harry Miller, treasurer. Many out- standing activities which will long be remembered by the '56 C1355 are the skating party, class play, sport dance, ditch day, senior A ball, gift day, and finally, commencement. Twenty if-rex Qmlaxwvfa fxhyrk .Af M, if -We V Jw Miss Mary K, Phillippi fufullj Supefzl or Mary Esther Caldwell Conmzezzfemefzz Richard Gonzalez Mollo Jack Zimmerman Dilfb Dag Ila Belle Alexander Senior A Ball .gur- 'V i F .qt 7 S lla Ragenovich Sporl Dame Hfiward Cooper Pzaolzrilj Marjorie Turner Claw Song Patricia Dennxtndt Annual Edilon' George Ellis Senior A Ruff A , - - :. ,J I J , 14 '. 'P W M , ,YQ ,,vg, . f .V f 0 , xx 'vu' ' ' - iff it 'W 's . 1 J ' fre, ,f 7, iw . es ' if 3 , '., , ' A K, A.., , I ., .4 r ,S f err If - 4 K ' Q j it f , , ' FQ if r , 'fl J ,ff f Ji ' f ' mf' ,-.1 ,. ,, .. , ,, 5 J , , 1 ,., 7 ' ' ' M' 459, f f f 4. , ,V , ff f L 7 ,' ,ff f ,gf if , 'f' 4 'G' A .-fmi Hof ,L I ,2- Lucille Daney Sofia! Catherine Nelson Aizuoznzremezzli Fern Smith Szcefzfeiw jack Snyder Siuliizg Pizrzg Virginia Fletcher Veipert of i , fn v -46, 4 A ff X, ,-,y . , zo, ,V ,, 1 f , W 0 f me f , ,f W , M ., 1 fii, X, flf , ia, 5,1352 ' Vi ,fm , 1 ., 1 I ,Z Jw f , 7 X W Z A ff A Xi X of 2 4 ' A 1 f 5 Q ,f A , ff 4 Z 2 Q? f X X X X sz, Bfill Hfivvell Gif! Dug Alice Lang Flouefgf Gale Medlicott Riizgr Mary jane Maresh Senior A Play Bm. Sol Schultz Mgr. of Arznzm! Tuenzg-one x LP I 4 :' A 7' V !lf4.,W,A .as 4 1 . 1 ' f 'G 'L 4.bl ! Svvninr A Auiugraphn ABE, TOSHIO S atisfied whcn attending Seinen Kai D estined to attend State Colle e 8 H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in stamp col- lecting ACHENBACH. EVELYX FLORENCE S atislied a sec- Glendale High Glendale, Calif. S pecializes in horseback riding ADAIIL CHARLES B. S atished when playing football D'estined to go to work H ails from Southwest junior High, San Ysidro 1 S pecializes in hunting ADAMS, PAL'L GENE S aristied when wrestling D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in hunting ALCOTT, ROBERT R. S atished when studying electricity ' D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School I S pecializes in electricity ALEXANDER, ILA BELLE S atished when a Yell Leader D estined to go to Wood- bury's College, L. A. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music ALEXANDER, MARY S atislied when attending the Jane Delano Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ALLEN. RUTH ADELL S atished when sewing D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music fx , ' 'f fe Arusox, RUTH S atished when drawing D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dramatics 225314 ANGELES. CATHERINE 4' V S atisfied when playing tennis D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevclt Jun- ior High School 'f S pecializes in s rrs , 0 ARCHIBA LOIS,M. D timed o to Art choq H ails fro Roosevelt un- ior High School S pecializes in art gosbgsia whe playing s P I ARNOLD, GERTRUDE T. S atisfied when on Russ Staff to attend john lniversity Horace Mann igh School pecializes in art Tu'enly-lbree fyxx I' it i Q ASKENAIZER, SAMUEL DAVID S atisfied when playing junior Varsity Football D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports AXTELL, STEWART BARTON QS atislied when on Russ '-,Staff ,- MD estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dramatics BAECHT, I-IERMAN EDWARD S atisfiecl when President of Varsity S D estined to go to college H ails from Memorial jun- ior I-Iigh School S pecializes in music BAILEY, ROBBYE CLEO S atishecl when in Hi-Jinx D estined to become a Commercial Artist H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in crocheting BAKER, DOROTHY VIRGINIA S atished when out for G. A. A. D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in art BARENO, JOHN S atistiecl when playing Varsity Football D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Tzvezlfy-fazn' BARTH, ROBERT B. S atisfied when playing basketball D estinetl to go to the University of Oregon H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in law BARTON, RUTH X VIRGINI S atisficd w playing t is ,ti D e' in o go to college ails from W'oodrow Wilstin junior High S pecializes in sports BAUINI, INIARGARET INIARY S atished when working at Marston's D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in G. A. A. BELL. VIRGINIA L. S atislfied when horseback riding D estined to go to Lf of C. Art School H ails from Roosevelt -luna ior High School S pecializes in art BEIXIIS. FRANK DALTON S iitishetl when playing Varsity Football D estinetl to go to Bugi, ness College H tiils from St. Augustine S peciiilizys in blinking BERNSTEIN, MARVIN S .it. ed Q' en in Drama- t' C D tin to go to Stiite oll- E' ails from Broadway ' h School, Seattle 1 cializes in songwriting rf BERRY, DIXIE ANNETTE S atislied when designing clothes D estined to travel H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in designing BERRYMAN, LILLIAN CATHERINE S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music BEST, SHELBY S atisfied when participat- ing in Boys Day D estined to go to college H ails from Roger High School. Newport, R. I. S pecializes in sports BEVERLEY, INIARGIJERITE E. S atisfied when on Annual Staff D estined to go to college H ails from Santa Monica High. Santa Monica S pecializes in sports SEMEIER. HAROLD WOOD LL pici 2. F isfied' en in Drama- D tin tr to the ' IN I ca emy ai o evelt un H OO 's . I a cl ' 'l ro ' I - i . Lib , I cia izes shipmodel- 6 ink BIRD, LILLIAN LOUISE S atished when reading D estined to go to Wash- in ton State 8 H ajlg ffgm Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in shorthand i I BLAKE, PAUL JOSEPH S atisfied when a member of the C. S. F. D estined to go to An- napolis H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sailing BLESSING, BETTY JEAN S atisfied when studying dramatics D estined to go to Kelsey jenney Business College H ails from Hoover High School S pecializes in home nurs- ing BOLDMAN, NORMA S atislied wh ying Chess H ails from H c Mann junior High c ool S pecializes in tennis D estlflf l BOLDRICK, ERNEST H. atisfxed whe ,m Camera cms , D estin ,Jro go to State Co e . H ails lug: ior High Schoo rf S pecializes in coin col- lecting BOOKER, IRIS JULIA S atisfied when reading D estined to go to Beauty School H ails from Our Lady of Peace Academy S pecializes in English BOUCHER, RICHARD CARL S atisfied when reading D estined to go to State College H ails from Seattle, Wash- ington S pecializes in history Twenry-jizfe 'K B MAN, CLARENCE S atished when in R. O. T. C. D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in aviation BOWMAN, JULIA H. S atisfied when horseback riding D estinecl to go to State College H ails trom Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in mathematics BOYCE, Jrssis L. S atisfied when out for track D cstined to go to Califor- nia Nautical School H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in ships BOYD, JUNE M. S atisfied when out for G. A. A. D estined to go to college H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports BOYDSTUN, GRACE ESTELLE S atished when playing in the Advanced Orchestra D estined to become a P. G. H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in music BOYETTE, EDNA LORAIN S atisfied when on Russ Staff D estined to go to State College H ails from Pacific Beach High, Pacific Beach S pecializes in journalism Tuemy-fix BRACAETT, ROBERT VUHITE, JR. S atisfied when in R. O. T. C. Destinid to enter the Civil Service H a.ls from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in fishing BR AISTED. FRANK S atished when modeling airplanes D estined to go to State College H S ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializcs in musical in- struments BREGANTE, VENUS T. S D H S atislied when playing tennis estined to go to Busi- ness College ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in sports BRENDT. DOROTHY S D H S BERNICE atished when a C. S. F. member cstined to go to Sgm. ford University .rils from Horace Mann junior High School pecializes in music BROCK, DAVID FORD S D H S i atislied when playing tennis estined to go to Stem. ford University .lllS from Roosevelt hm. ior High School i pecializes in geology NX' , DoNovAN V. S S nt' 'ed when playing in Il 1 SChool Bimd S stined to go to State ege . ils f r o in Vifoodrow Vilson junior High pecializes in musicg EROXYN. EDXYARD JESS S atisfied when studying aeronautics D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior I-Iigh School S pecializes in science BRONYN. JOSE PHINE V. S atislicd when playing the piano D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial Jun- IOI' SCl'lmu,ll S pecializes in dancing BROXYN. BIARY ELIZABETH S atisfied when in Gray Castle Musicale D estined to go to State College H ails from Memoial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music BROXVNE4 sei-AILTL ,EZBTORDC S. atisied when Editor of J Boys' Day Annual D' tiryed to go to If. S. asfal Academy, ' ' an I0 iso-idgaia. io I 'S Owl S,,:g!cia izes in writing BRYANT, CLARENCE S atislied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in m ath e- ' matics BLIDAL, GLADYS S atislied when swimming D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails f'om Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis BURNS, ANNA VIRGINIA I S atisliecl when reading estined to go to work ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in s e e k i n g knowledge CALDXWELL, MARY ESTHER atisfied when on debate squad estined to go to Busi- ness College ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in horseback riding CAMPBELL, THELMA JEAN S atished when reading D estined to go to work I-I ails from Tampoe Ifn- ion High School S pecializes in shorthand CANNON. HELEN B. atisfied when dancing estincd to go to work ails from Roosevelt juri- ior High School pecializes in tennis CAPPS, VELLA MARY atisfied when in G. A. A. estined to go to State College ails from Woodrow' Wilson junior High pecializes in music CARMONA, MIGUEL, JR. when playing Football to enter a Mili- in Mexico Jun- School in sports Tzvefzlj-.tez'e1z fx. CARR, MARJORIE ANNE S atisfied when on Annual Staff D estined to go to college H ails from Sweetwater Union High School S pecializes in sports CARR, MARJORIE ELIZABETH S atisfied w h en Girls' League President D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in knitting CARRINGER, BETTY S atisfied when on Annual Staff D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in art work CASANOVA, ALONZO ALFRED S atisned when playing basketball D estined to enter a Navi- gation School H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in mathematics CASSIN, WILLIAM Satisfied when playing baseball D estided to go to State by College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports CASTELLO, CATHERINE S atished when playing games D estined to become L1 sec- retary H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Tzrefsly-sigh! 20 : at W j X f if W u L! 1. 'ew ,,, 'V iiswwii I J 1 2 'f I 45- f' ,- ,W W. F , x X. si me x , I 'W' sz so t. . . ,zvvq ig CHARNOCK, VIRGINIA CLARE S zitished when in Glee Club D estined to go to the L'ni- versity of Nebraska H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in art CHASE, GEORGE EDXVARD S atisntd when on an Amateur Radio Hour D cstined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt 'lun- ior High School S petializes in amateur radio CHASEY, ANNA LOUISE ADELAIDE S atish-ed when playing I6I'1I'IlS D estined to go to L'niv- ersity of So. California H ails from Hoover High School S pecializes in dancing CHATFIELD, MILDRED EILEEN S atistied when horseback riding D estined to become .1 nurse H ails from Hamden High School. Haniden, Ohio S pecializes in dancing CHAVEZ, ANITA S .itished when drawing D cstint-d to go to work H ails from INIemori.il -lun- lOl' High School 5 pt-cializes in art CHAVIS, MARCELLA VIOLA S .itistied when on Rugs Staff D cstined to go to XVhig. tier Collegi- H ails from Wkisliingttm junior High, Demvekr S pecializes in library work CHEXW, KATHERINE S atished when playing tennis D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in art CHILCOTE, CLYDE INIELVAN S atisfied when fishing D estined to join the po- lice force H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports CLARA, ZITA MARIE S atished when in G. A. A. D estined to become a sec- retary H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports CLARK, GEORGE WILLIAM S atished when taking part in Boys' Day D estined to study medi- cine H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dogs CLARK, RICHARD STANLEY S atisfied when hiking D estined to join the U. S. Navy H ails from Hamilton High School, Montana S pecializes in swimming CLAYTON, STELLA LA VAL S atisfied when in Hi-Jinx D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music CLEATOR, ROY MAXWELL S atisfied when playing varsity basketball D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in athletics CLOES, LOREN DOW S atislied when playing basketball D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports COFFIN, ROBERT LEWIS S atished when playing football D estined to go to North- western University H ails from Valley Junc- tion High, Iowa. S pecializes in swimming COLTRANE, JOAN S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes COMSTOCK, LOUISE FLORA S atished when reading D estined to be a stenog- rapher H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music CONNOR, ELIZABETH JEAN Satisfied when in Camera Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music Twenly-nine COOPER, HOWARD TAYLOR S atisfied when Russ news editor D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in journalism COPELAND, WILLIAM RALPH S atished when playing junior varsity football D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecialibes in m a t h e- matics CORNELI., JANE HELEN S atisfred when reading D cstined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in listening to the radio CORONADO, NATALIE M. S atisiied when dancing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports CRONER, ORPHA ADELL S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports CRO , RUTH she when studying iol y ' ,d to go to State lege ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dogs LIZ BETH e Tfyirly ff CURTIS, ELLI OT F. S atished when out for tracl: D estined to go to State College H ails from Shaw High School, Cleveland, O. Specializes in medicine and surgery DAIGLE, SHIRLEY E. S atished when married D estined to enter a Beauty School H ails from Mfmorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in c o s m e t- ology DALZELL. STEPHANIE HELENE S atisfied when in Quill and Scroll D estined to enter State College H ails from Horace hlann junior High School S pecializes in tennis DAMON, MARJORIE ELOISE S atisfied when playing badminton D estined to go to State College H ails from Portsmouth High School. N. H. S pecinlizes in shooting DANEY, LLICILLE ELEANOR S .itisned when on the Senior A Cabinet D estined to go to Snug College H ails from Roosevelt lun- ior High Sch Ml h S pecializes in tennis RIXXIIEI-. LAiRElXICE S 'tished vhen playing N seball 'fJNiIkir16Cl to . 1 to iork H . from IVIe glint Q io igh SC I V 5 izesQ eball ,a DAVIS. EDXVARD BASSEORD S atisfied when in d:ama' tics D rstinecl to go to State College H ails from Nyack High School, Nyack, N. Y. S pecializes in art DAVU SON, JOHN LLOYD S atisfied when in Boys' Quartette D estined to go to Szate College H ails from Roosevelt jun ior High School S pecializes in singing DEACON, ELIZABETH FRANCES S atisiecl when playing basketball D estined to travel H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in traveling DEAN, ELLEN TERRY S atisfied when dancing D estined to get married H ails from Parkclale High School, Parkclale. Orr-. S pecializes in making Scrapbooks DEARING. CHARLES GROVER, IR. S atisfied when in the school band D estiued to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music DE LL, ROY EARL S atishecl when playing football D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports DeLON G, CHARLES PERRY S atisiecl when in the School Band D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music DENNSTEDT. PATRICIA KATHLEEN S atisfied when Editor of of the Annual D estined to travel H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in photo- 8f3PhY DIFLEY, MARIAN EDYTHE S atislied when playing games D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports DIXON, ALBERT T. S atisliecl when participat- ing in Homecoming D estinecl to go to the University of California H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sailing DOBBS, HAROLD STANLEY S atisfiecl when studying to be an engineer College H ails from Jefferson High School, New jersey S pecializes in Civil En- gineering D estincd to go to State DODGE, ELIZABETH WINNIERED S atislied when in G. A. A. D estined to go to Brynf Mawr College H ails from National Itlrf. eclral School f S pecializes in art ' K X, I' K Tbiflg-one QS DOWER. WILLIAM HENRY S atislied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports DOWN, ARTHUR WEBBER S atisfied when in the R. O. T. C. D estined to join the Gov- ernment Service H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in swimming DUNN, MAXINE S atished when studying music D estined to be a music instructor H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music DURFLINGER, WILLIAM VINCENT S atislied when traveling D estinecl to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ECKERT, EVA JUNE S atistiecl when studying photography D estined to be a child nurse H ails from Audubon jun ior High, Los Angeles S pecializes in costume de- signing EDWORDS, NORMAN H. S atisfied when an R. O. T. C. Officer D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial Jun ior High School S pecializes in radio Thirty-two EGAN, WILLIAM WALTER S atislied when on track squad D estined to go to the University of Chicago H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High SCIIOUI S pecializes in football EISELE, CATHERINE ELIZABETH S atisfied when reading D estined to go to Beauty Culture School H ails from Our Lady of Peace Academy S pecializes in history ELLIOTT, XVILLIAM EUGENE S atisheil' when in Hi-Jinx D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in exhibition ballroom dancing ELLIS, GEORGE INIERLE S atished when editing The Russ D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in journalism ENDERS, BARBARA DOROTHY S atistied when working on Scrapbooks D estined to be .1 nurse H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in n u r 5 e S' training ERICKSON, XVILLIAM R. S utished when with Cam- era Club D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- x ior -High School S pecinlizes in hunting fan ERNST HERBERT W. S atisfied when reading D estined to go to college H ails from Chicago, Ill. S pecializes in history ESI-IOINI, GEORGE OAKES S atisfled when boxing D estined to join the U. S. hfarines H ails from Mohave Coun- ty High School S pecializes in sports ESTES, EDITH ELOISE S atisfied when in Camera Club D estined to become a sec- retary H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in photog- raphy ESTES, RALPH E. S atisfied when playing the piano D estined to enter Civil Service H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music EAI-ILEE, MARY VIRGINIA S atished when in G. A. A. D esrined to enter the Civil Service H ails from Academy of Our Lady of Peace S pecializes in traveling FETTERS, ROLLAND S atished when gliding D esrined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in aeronauti- cal work l FIERRO, LEONARD S atisfied when wrestling D esrinecl to go to Stare College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports EILLINGAIVIE, RUTH JUNE S atished when playing the piano D esrinecl to be a saleslady H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music FISH, LEON HALL S atislied when in R. O. T. C. D esrined to go to State College H ails from Francis Parker S pecializes in tennis FISHER, WYATT Fi , S atisfied when in Hi-Y D. esfinecl .td go to Berke- ley lf I-Ii ails from Central Union High School S pecializes in aviation FITZPATRICK, HELEN S atished when on Russ Staff D estinecl to go to Uni- versity of Calif. at L.A. H ails from Rooscvelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in stamps FLETCHER, VIRGINIA WHITE S atisfied when in Gray Castle Musicale D esrinecl to go to Univer- sity of California ar L.A. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in stamps Thirty-zbree Yi: FLORA, VERA S atisfiecl when a secretary D cstined to go to work H ails from Santa Ana High School, Santa Ana S pecializes in secretarial work FLYNN, EVELYN MAY S atisfied when typing D estiued to do secretarial work H ails from Herbert Hoov- er High School S pecializes in photog- raphy FORD, RICHARD L. S atished when out for varsity track D esrined to study photog- raphy H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in p h o to g- raphy FOSTER, GRACE IVIARGARET S atisfied when playing tennis D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Sweetwater Union High School S pfcializes in sports FRANCK, WINIFRED S atisfied when on Elec- tion Board D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis FRANKIEL, CHARLES S atishcd when reading D estined to go to work as a bookkceper H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Thirty-four FRANKEN, GWENDOLYN S atisfied when Girl Re- serve g D estined to go to Univer- sity of Southern Calif. H ails from Hoover High School I S pecilizes in tennis FRANKLIN, ROBERT AYERS S atished when in R.O.T. C. D estined to go to U. S. Naval Academy H ails from Albany High School S pecializes in sailing FRANKLIN, WILLIS ELROY S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports FRANKSON, KATRINA S atisfied when out for the G. A. A. D estined to go to Stat: College H ails from Hoface Mann Junior High School S pecializes in sports FREAKLEY, EVELYN S atished when reading D estined to enter it Com- mercial College H ails from Rive rs i de Sfliool, NEW Yorli S peciulizes in sports FRIEDMAN, IDA S ittistied when a member of the G. A, A. D Cstined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School Specializes in sports FULLER, INIARGARET GARNER S atisfied when secretary D estincd to go to work H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in shorthand EURLONG, ELAINE S atisfied when in the Ad- vanced Glee Club D estined to go to wo,k H ails from Horace Llano Junior High School S picializes in music GALAN. ROBERT S. S atished when playing football D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt -lun- ior High School S pecializes in mechanical drawing GALASSO. BOBXIE S atisned when x-raving hair D estined to enter a Beauty School H ails from M'morial jun- ior High School S pecializes in cosmetol- ogy GAPP, ALEXANDER S atisfied when doing radio work D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in radios GARCIA, RALPH A. S atisfied when a printer D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in printing -'K GARDNER. ELVA SPRAY S atisned when playing tennis D estined to do secretarial work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pccializes in sports GARRISO I HIRLEY O , ie 'ae ' from Horace Mann nior High School S ecializes in ch u rch work S! s 'xv intheG. est l to go to Sit e GASAWAY, ALBERT S atished when XVL'CSIlil'lQ D estined to do aviation work H ails f'om Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music GAUGHEN, JAMES I, BRIDGES S ai -ed h , ., Boys' ' MQG e Club es 'ned to to State C H ails om Roosevelt Jun- ior :gh School S pecia izes in sports GEISER. CAROL MADALYNE S atisfied when at Camera Club D cstined to go to work H ails from Pasadena jun- ior College S pecializes in photog- raphy GEORGE, DOROTHY MAE S atisfied whcn in the G. A. A. D estined to go to Scare College H ails f'om Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Thing -fire ,Q I , fy x GHIO, ADEL CATHERINE S atislied when in Camera Club - 'N D estinedntoqgo to Busi- ri .College H 21IJQlifI'L71 H-.ROUSCVCII jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports GINGLARDY, FRANK HUGH :S atislied when horseback riding I D estined to enter the 7 welding business H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in horses GLANC ' LAIR J. tished when playing football D estined to enter a Radio School H ails fro rn Grossmont High School S pecializes in radio en- gineering GOBLE, ULVA EARL . S atisned when playing Varsity Football D estiried to go to work if A H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in baseball GOLDKAMP, OTTO GEORGE S atislied when Student Body Vice-President D estined to go to Stan- ford University H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializcs in medicine and surgery GONZALES, RUDOLPH M. S atished when out for basketball D estined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in baseball 1 Tbirly-.fix GONZALEZ, ALERT-EDO I IGLhROA Y- S atished when reading D coined ro go to State College I H LUIS from Oceanside High School S pecializes in sports GONZALEZ. GEORGE IBIS S atisned when out for track A D estined to go U1 MBU- ford L'niyersity H ails from Roosevelt ,ll-ln' ior High School S pccializes in sports GONZALEZ, JUANITA S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial ,lun- ior High School S pecializes in music GONZALEZ, RICHARD IBS S atisned when on XSenior A Cabinet D estined to go to Stan- ford University H ails from Roosevelt -lun- ior High School S pecializes in golf GRAHAM. KELVIN JACK S atistied when studying dentistry D estined to go to L'niyer- sity of California H ails from Roosevelt ,lun- ior High School S pecializcs in dental work GRAHAM, ROBERT DANIEL DAN S atistied when playing junior Varsity Football D estined to go to State College H ails from Point Loma High School S pecializes in Naval Re- serves Y: -f Mfr .... 'Viva C40 GKANT, MABEL c. S atislied when on Russ Staff D estined to go to Stan- ford University H ails from Shortridge High School, Indiana S pecializes in journalism GRAY, RUTH EVELYN S atistied when in C. S. F. D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in art GRAYSON, HELEN S anisied when hiking D estined to be married H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in gardening GREER, BOB S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports GRIEBNER, LILLIAN ANNETTE S atisfied when in Camera Club D estined to become a sec- retary H ails from Buffalo, N.Y. S pecializes in dancing GROSSET, WALTER B. S atisfied when in machine shop D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School ' S pecializes in mechangs GUAY, FRED LOUIS S atislied when in auto mechanics D estined to enter the auto industry H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in mechanics GUNDLACH, MELVIN PETER A K estined to go to An- napolis H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in Glee Club GUSTAESON, MILDRED ALICE S atishcd when Ticket Au- ditor D estined to become a nurse H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in Glee Club HAERING, AVIS S atisiied when a nurse D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in nursing HAFF, VIVIAN MAUDE S atisfied when playing games D estined to go to Los Angeles junior College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports HAGA, LEE ROY S atisfied when working on Russ St D e 'ned to e Y il H i fr m Portiouth, Virgini S pecializ s in newspaper writing Tlsirly-rez'erz X c Q HAGGBLOM, EEN OLAF S atished when building bouts D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in woodwork HALACY, DANIEL STEPHEN S atished when in R. O. T. C. D cstined to P. G. H ails from Charleston High School, South Car. S pecializes in aviation HALE, MARCELINE S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports HALL, ALICE BARHAM S atisHed when in Camera Club estined to go to College Pacific ails from Maury School, Norfolk, Virginia S pecializes in drawing HALL, HELEN S D H S atisficd when in the Glee Club estined to go to College of Pacific ails from Maury High, Norfolk, Virginia pecializes in music HALSTEAD, MAURICE S D H S HOWARD atisHed when taking part in Boys' Day estined to go to State College ails from Point Loma High School pecializes in reading Tbilfy-eigbl HANSEN, CLARENCE C S atished when architect D estined to study archi ICZCIUICY H ails from Memorial jun ior High School Specializes in mathe matics HARDER, MARCE OWEN S atisfied when reading D eatined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun ior High School S pecializes in m ath e- matics HARTER. NORMA LUCILLE S atisfied when dancing D cstined to go to V. orli H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in swimming HAUSAINI, INIARILYN S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports HAYDEN. HARRY LEE S atished when reading D estined to go to work H ails from XV o o d r o w XVilson junior High S pecializes in sportg HAYES, PAULINE MILDRED atishcd when in the O. A. A. estined to go to Sting College H ails from Our Lady of i Peace Academy S pecfalizes in sports HEATH, LYDIA DE LE S atislied whcn in the G. A. A. D estined to study nursing H alls from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in social stud- ies. HEMUS. GEORGE S atislied when boxing D estined to travel H ails from St. Augustine S pecializes in sports HENDERSON. ROBERT RANDALL S atislied when President of Senior A Class D estined to go to Stan- ford University H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in pole vault- ing HENDON. RL'FL'S S.. JR. S atisfied when in Boys' Day Ceremony D estined to go to the Uni- vcrsity of Chicago H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in sports HENDRY, MELVIN A. S atislied when playing Varsity Basketball D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music HENKEL, WARNIE WILLIAM S atished when skating D estined to go to work H ails ffom Calexico Un- ion High School S pecializes in baseball imrtzio, JUNE S atislied when in D-ama- tic Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Bowman High School, North Dakota S pecializes in collecting souvenirs I-IICKOK, RUPERT SPENCER S atished when studying auto mechanics D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music HICKS, LUTHER JACKSON S .ltished when playing junior varsity baseball D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music HILL, JAMES SPEED S atislied when in School Band D estinecl to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in riflery HINES, JAMES ROBERT S atished when in School Band D estined to go to Szatr College H ails from Long Beach Poly High School S pecializes in music HIRONAKA, ' 1 ed 'hen in ny de Gu b D e A e go to work H ai s from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in camping Tlairry-nifze fS7 Q HODGSON, MURIBL S atisligd wheril playing tennisj ..' Dnesrined, to go to college 3 I il llhxlxils from Riverside High School, New York S pecializes in sports HOFMANN, JACK A, 'S atisfied when in junior Exchange Club D esrined to go to Snare - College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in forestry HOGLUND, LOUISE EVELYN S atisfiecl when playing tennis D estined to be a librarian H ails from Memorial juna ior High School S pecializes in reading HOINE, DORIS E. S atisfied when a C. S. F. member D estinccl to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in gardening HOLT, WILLIAM HARVEY S atistiecl when fire moni- tor D esrined to go to work H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports HOUSE, EMMA LOUISE S atished whcn secretary of Girls' League D estined' to become a nurse H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in horseback riding Fury K XP N s. Y, 1 of X HOWARTH, ALBERT WOODROW S atisiied when reading D estined to bzcome a P. G. H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in hunring HOWEI-L, BOB S. S utished when Athletic Commissioner D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in athletics HONWREY, MARY ALICE S atisfied when a Girl Re- serve D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing HUERTA, GEORGINA INI. S atislied when secretary D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in bookkeep- ing HUGHES, S ltislied e on stage V D .V in ed to enter the ivil Service H iiils from Memorial Jun. ior High School S pecializes in radio HULBERT, STEPHEN G. S iitisiied when in Gens de Guerre D estined to go to Smfe College H ails from Roose It - ior High S mot S pecializes i b INCH, DA S aristie ' n A. S, B r er s to go to Busi- ss ollege ai from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializcs in swimming IRVUIN, VVILLIS ROBERT S atisiied when studying engineering D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior Hi h School S S pecializes in engineering JOHNSON, LOUIS G. S atislied when wrcstling D estined to go to Uni- versity of California H ails from Roosevelt un- I ior High School Specializes in photog- raphy JOHNSON. VIRGINIA FELDMAN S atislied when in Ad- vanced Orchestra D estined to go to Curtis Conservatory H ails from Vallejo, Calif. S pecializes in music 1 lj ' NSTON, ARCHIE B. atisfied when in R. O. T. C. D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt un- ior High School U J I S pecializes in football OHNSTONE, ISABEL ' IRENE S atisfied Whfn d 1 D estine to o to or oo ecializes sports k ails sevelt Jun l JONES, MILES WINFIELD S atisfied when reading D estined to join the For- eign Legion H ails from Woodrow Wilson Junior High S pecializes in sports JUDD, ANNA CATHERINE S atislied when dancing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in skating JULIONEL, VOLNEY EARL S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in skating JURGENS, VIOLA MYRTLE S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun' ior High School S pecializes in sports KALANQUIN, RAY BERT S atisiied when studying music D estined ro go to Stare College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in musical work KARNER, ELAINE FLORENCE S atisfied when playing tennis D estined to go to State College H ails from Woodrow Wilson Junior High S pecializes in oil painting Farly-one AQ l lg KARY, DOROTHY VELMA S atished when a Girl Re- serve D estinetl to go to Fisk University H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis KEENANQ RLES W. - tis when tling in L 0 to State ol g H ails fro orace Mann Junior i School S pecializes in traveling KELLEY, JAMES LEO S atisfied w rt ayi 8 D estined to to colle QF is olf ' H a' s U Sr. Joseph's I fge S p es in medicine KELLO ' ' , CHARLES WILLIAM S atisfied when reading D estinecl to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports KENDRICK, JOHN MCLEAN, JR. S atished when out for track Destined to go to the University of So. Calif. H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports KEPTNER, CHARLES EDWARD, JR. S atished when playing basketball D estined to go to Boston University H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Forty-Iwo KITTRELL, ARTHUR S D H S BYRON atished when on Varsity Track Team estinetl to P. G. ails from Memorial Jun- ior' High School pecializes in printing KOERNER. VIRGINIA S D H S BELLE atisfied when dancing estined to go to L'ni- versity of Arizona ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School pecializes in knitting KRAFFT, ROBERT PAUL S D H S atished when a cadet estined to go to Ann- apolis ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School pecializes in history KRAEMER. GERALDIXE LEONA Satished when playing D H S basketball estined to go to work ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School pecializes in dancing KURATOMI. GEORGE S D H S TOSHIO atistied when in Seinen Kal estined to explore blun- gollgl ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School I pecializes in traveling LaCHUSA, LILA S D H S ELEANOR atistied when playing volleyball i estined to go to College ot Nursing k ails from Julian Union High School pecializes in basketball LaDUE, PHYLLIS S atisfied when on Russ Staff D estined to go to Uni- versity of California H ails fr o m Oceanside High School S pecializes in journalism LaFRANCE, JUNE MARGARET S atislied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in horseback riding LANE, ANNA HAZEL S atislied when reading D estined to go to Busi- H ness College ails from Mission Hills jr. High, Santa Cruz S pecializes in shorthand LANG, ALICE LORRAINE S D H atislied when on Senior A Cabinet estined to go to U. C. L. A. ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis LAN GDON, PAUL S D H GORDON atistied when on track squad estined to study Air- craft Design ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in airplanes LARSON, LESTER S atislied when on track D H 5 squad estined to go to Univer- sity of Minnesota ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in secret serv- ice 1 llllllll X LEACH, BEATRICE LILLIAN S atished when dancing D estined to travel H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in swimming LEE, LOWELL W. S atished when playing Varsity Baseball D estined to go to Univer- sity of California H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializing in music LEEDY, MARY S atished when with Girl Reserves D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports LELAND, EVELYN MARIE S atisfied when playing tennis D estined to do secretarial work H ails from Roosevelt Sen- ior High, Honolulu S pecializes in sports LEWIS, ANNA IVIARY S atisfied when in Girl Re- serves D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in horseback riding LEY, ARLINE S atisfied when playing basketball D estined to travel H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in traveling Forty-lbzee JY' LINTWAITE, LOIS RAE S atisfied when in GAA D estined to get married H ails from Benjamin Bosse High, Indiana S pecializes in dancing LITTLE, JACK FERAMORZ S atisfied when Exchange Club Historian D cstined to go to col- lege H ails from Roosevelt Jun- Hi h School 8 S pecializes in swimming LOCKWOOD, ELENA MARGARET S atisfied when in Dra- matic Club D estined to go to State College H ails from St. Petersburg High S pecializes in sculptur- ing LOGAN, ELIZABETH JANE lo S atisfied when a Girl Re- l 5 serve D estined to go to Col- lege H ails from West High- Ohio S pecializes in horseback riding LOGAN MARSCINA KAY S atisfied when in Hi- Jinx D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing LOHMAN, EDITH TUCKER S atislied when secretary D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in shorthand Forty-four Nx .sh LORD. ALFRED S D H MELVIN I atisfied when wrestling estined to go to work ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports LOVUE, RICHARD EARL S atisfied when in ROTC D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports INICALISTER, VVILLIAM HOVVARD S atislied when playing basketball D estined to go to Pomona junior College H ails from San Pedro High School S pecializes in sailing INICCASSEY, RICHARD VERNON S atislied when reading D estined to study music H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music Matcnrr, JACK r. S D H S atistied when playing varsity baseball estined to join the Navy ails from Memorial -lun- ior High School .rushed when traveling MACHADO. VIRGINIA S D H S MARTINEZ atistied when on Russ staff estined to go to USC ails from Mcmorial Jun- ior High School pecializes in dancing JW xx V 'SN K MACK. ROBERT COCHRANE S atishecl when in sports D estined to go to Annap- olis H ails from Xwestern High, Vfashington, D.C, S pecializes in Naval Re- SCFVCS McKEE, RICHARD A. S atisfied when hunting D estined to go to Stan- ford H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports MALLORY, ERNEST PAUL S atished when playing Varsity basketball D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports MANCHESTER. LOIS FRANCES S atished when reading D estined to go to School of Design H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior Hi h School 8 S pecializes in dress de- signing MANNY, VIVIAN MARGA ET S atished en ' fCam- era C e ' e go Mio State a m Roosevelt jun- io High School S pecializes in sports MARESH, MARY JANE S atisfied when in GAA D estined to go to college I H ails from oosevelt jun- ip:-,I-I' chqol S pet-fa, -ies Jdramatics Uh, I , ,-AR. X ' NN . , X MARSDEN, .IUDSON HALE S atisfied when studying electricity D estined to go to State College H ails from La Jolla High School S pecializes in radio MARSH, NETTIE MILDRED S atisfied when reading D estined to be married H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in bookkeep- ing MARSTON, PETER S atishecl when horseback riding D estined to go to Pomona College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in horses MARTIN, JESSIE M. S atistied when swimming D estined to go to work H ails from Parlier High School S pecializes in music MASTRO, KATHERINE S atishecl when sewing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in clothing , 0 ,f ix' A 6 f47i ,Z?iiihf MATHER, STANLEY M. S atisfiecl when in CSF 'M D estined to go to Univer- sity of California H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in photogra- Phy Forty-five MATTHEWS, EARLEEN S D H S JUNE atished when in GAA estined to go to State College ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in swimming MEDLICOTT, ROLAND S D GALE atisfied when on Sen ior A Cabinet estined to go to Berke- ley H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in travel MEINEKE, HELEN LUCILLE S atisfied when drawing School D estined to attend Art School H ails from North High, Denver, Colorado S pecializes in art MERRIT, LaVERNE MARJORIE S atished when playing tennis D estined to go to How- H S ard University ails from Tucson Sen- ior High School pecializes in music MEYERHOFF, GERTRUDE S D H S atished when in Young People of the Confed. estined to take Cosme- tology Course ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in Cosmetol- 085' MIDDLETON, ROBERT S D H ALLAN atislied when President of Boys' Federation estined to go to State College X ails from Horace Mann unior High School S pecialivzes in dentistry Forty-tix XQ Who I MILLER, HA L. S atisfied ' n Senior A Treasur D estin gf! I0 SUNG Coll fe from iosevelt S ecializes in track Ml LICAN. FRANCIS MARIAN S utished when Activity Commissioner D estincd to study aero- nautics H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in camping MILLSAP, PHYLISS ANN S atislied when in Orches- tra D estined to go to Pomona College H ails from Roosevclt jun- IOI' High School S pecializes in music MITCHELL, MAXINE S D H S atished when in Gray Castle Musicale estined to teach piano ails from Roosevelt ,lun- ior High School pecinlizes in interior decoration MITCHELL. PHYLLIS KATHERINE S ittistied 'vhtn in Dra- D H S MU S D H S matic Clthv estined ,to go IQ bl.lIC College R' t omVRoiisevelt 'lun- ior High 'School dmmatics NROE, LEE utisried when on An- nual staff esrined to go to Stan- ford University ails from Sun Diego Army X Navy Academy pcciulizes in golf Xfwyfvaezfvame-ff fSL4w-reg MONTALVO, CARLOS G. S atisliecl when on Russ staff D estinecl to go to work H ails from Memorial un- - J ior High School S pecializes in horseman- ship MOORE. FRANKLIN LOUIS S atisfiecl when in ROTC D estinecl to enter State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in drawing Mortrxo. IUAN MANIIELQ S atislied when playing . Sophomolffootball Dlestiiiedflo go to Busi- Qness 'Qollege H- ailsf from Sweetwater f-Union High School S pecializes in sports MORGAN. BEVERLY J. S atisfied when shooting D estined to enter Berke ley H ails from Roosevelt jun ior High School S pecializes in tennis MORGAN, DELORIS S atisfied when in G.A.A. D estined to go to Busi ness College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ORGAN, FREDERICK PERSHING S atisfied when playing football D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in mathemat- ics 'hs-. ? -ll MORRISON, ELEANOR MARTHA S atisfied when in Ad- vanced Glee Club D estinecl to go to college H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in singing MOSCOWITZ, ARTHUR BEN S atishecl when wrestling D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in basketball MOSELEY, MARGARET MARIE S atisned when on Annual staff D estined to enter Nurses' Training School H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in nursing MOSK, WILLIAM S atislied when on Var- sity track D estinecl to enter college H ails from Woodrow Wilson junior High S pecializes in track NIUNKELT, GLEN H. S atisned when swimming D estinecl to enter Stan- ford University H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports NAKADATE, SHOJI S atisfied when reading D estined to enter State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Forty-Jeven NAKAMURA, MICHIYO S atisfied when drawing D estined to go to Wig- gins Trade School H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in art NEAL, FRANCES LUCILLE S atisfied when in G.A.A. D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis NEIL, RUSSELL RAY S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports NELIUS, CAR ALVIN s arisaiqxgmkfiaying go D es e to go to State ge i s from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in amateur radio NELSON, CATHERINE S atisfied when at Cam- era Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in dancing NICHOLSON, JEAN HELEN S atished when on Elec- tion Board D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in horseback riding Forty-eigbl NICKSON, MARION BEATRICE S atished when on Russ staff D estined to go to Mari- nello Beauty School . H ails from Hoover High School S pecializes in Cosmetol- Milly NORELL, CLAUDE RICHARD S arished when in Jun- ior Exchange Club D gggjngd to go to work H ails from Corina Union High School S pecializes in music OBERG. HARRIETTE JULIA S atished when in Glee Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Oceanside High S pecializes in art O'BRlEN, LUCI-ISLE ELIZABE S atished playing ten ' I esti to work a' fro Brace Mann i it School S een es sketching OCHOA. CONSUELO HARRIET S - 'shed whe ancing D erin ti go to State o le 'e X H als om Iission High Sc oo I S weci. 'es n music OFFICER, ROBERT THOMAS S ntislied when hunting D estined ro go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in fishing OGDEN, HELEN ANN S atished when singing KW ed to go to State FX L ollege ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School pecializes in music Qu OLIPHANT, CHARLES ROMIG S atisfied when in Gens de Guerre D estined to go to Univer- sity of St. Louis H ails from Valley Forge Military Academy S pecializes in automobile engines OROZCO, JOSE GASTELIIM S atisfied when in Drama Club D estined to be an actor at Pasadena Playhouse H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in reading Shakespeare OSTRANDER, CLARE S atisfied when at Camera Club D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in social sci- ence - OWENS, GRACE ETHEL S atished when secretary D estined to go to work H ails from Cleveland, O. S pecializes in shorthand PANOSCH, JOSEPHINE DOROTHY S atisfied when a Girl Re- serve D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School . S pecializes in dancing PARK, CHARLES R. S atisfied when mechanic D estined to go to trade school H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in auto shop PARKS, MARVIN LLOYD S atislied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in history PARSONS. NAOMI MAE S atished when in Gray Castle Musicle D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- High School S pecializes in civil serv- ice PAscHAL, ELINOR Aba S atisfied when musician D estined to go to Con- servatory of Music H ails from Woodrow Wilson Junior High S pecializes in music PATTERSON, WILLIAM S atished when playing basketball D estined to go to college H ails from West Frank- fort Community High S pecializes in sports PAYNE, BETTY D e I rn erve H ils fro oosev tjun- ior High School S pecializes in history S atisfied g Forly-nine 'I PAYNE, JACK S atislied when in ROTC D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in cartooning PEALE, VIRGINIA S atisfied when studying music D estined to go to Mercy Hsp. School of Nursing H ails from Woodrow Wilson Junior High S pecializes in nursing PECK, JOHN OWEN S atisfied when studying to be a salesman D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in auto me- chanics PERRY, GENEVIEVE ILEEN S atished when dancing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevtlt jun- ior High School S pecializes in shuffle- board PEREZ, ANTOINIA JAIME S atished when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from San Bernar- dnio High School S pecializes in sports PHILLIPS, JANET MARY S atislied when Senior A Vice-President D estined to go to Scripps College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis Fifty PINKLEY, PATRICIA ANN S atished when a Girl Re- serve D estinecl to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in tennis PLOUGH, RICHARD ALBERT S atisfred when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in wood shop PORATH, CATHERINE BESSIE . S atislied when reading D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- S ior High School pecializes in athletics POSCHMAN. JAMES H. S atislied when working in Attendance Office D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports POXWERS. RONALD MELVIN S atished when studying Architecture D estined to go to State College H .lils from Horace Mann S junior High School pecralizes in architec- IRIN? PURDIE, VIRGINIA S D H S atished when in Glee Club estined to go to Busi- ness College ails from Roosevelt jun- ior I-Iigh School pecializes in dancing H PUTMAN, DOROTHEA LOURAE S atisfied when a Girl Re- SCIVC Destinecl to go to the Marinello Beauty School H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in swimming RAGENOVICH, STELLA S atisfiecl when a yell leader D estined to be a dancer H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in dancing RAMET, ROBERT J. S atished when in Boys' Day Activities D estined to go to State College H ails from Carthage High S pecializes in golf RAINISEY, ALPHONSO L, S atisfied when playing basketball D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializ' i- rack DALL. HAROLD ELLSWORTH Satished when playing football D estined to go to State College ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports RANDALL, R. LEWIS atisfied when playing basketball estined to go to work ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports I I RANDOLPH, VANCE S atisfied when playing baseball D estined to go to college H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in baseball RAVENSCROFT, WILLIAM G. S atisfied when out for track D estined to go to State College H ails from La Jolla High School S pecializes in radio RAVET, PATRICIA MARY S atisfied when in Camera Club D estined to go to State College H ails from San Luis Rey Academy S pecializes in p h o t o g- raphy RAWSON, ELIZABETH MacPHERSON S atisfied when reading D estinecl to go to work H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports REID, WILLIAM W. S atisfied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Grossmont Union High School S pecializes in sciences REMMERS, ELLSWORTH H. S atisfied when wrestling D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in camping Fifly-one g W I l I l RICH, ESTELLE MARIE S atisfied when reading D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing RICHARDSON, ANNIE BESSANT S atisfied when skating D estined to go to flying school H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing RILEY, MARY CAROLYN S atisiied when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Our Lady of Peace Academy S pecializes in history ROBBINS, BETTIE JANE S atisHed when in G.A.A. D estined to go to State College H ails from Wfoodrow Wilson Junior High Specializes in languages ROBERTS, PHYLLIS LUCILLE S atished when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes on sports ROBINETTE, VIRGINIA S atisHed when playing tennis D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Fifty-Iwo ROBSON. JACK W. E S atished when playing junior varsity football D estined to be a printer H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in coin collect- ing ROCHA, MANUEL PETER S atished when fishing D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt 'lun- ior High School S pecializes in Fishing RODRIGUEZ, JOE A. S atislied when traveling D estined to join the navy H ails from Roosevelt -lun- ior High School S pecializes in mathe- matics ROHDE. GAIL S atisfied when a musician D estined to P. G. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music ROLLINS. ROY XVARREN S atished when playing Varsity Basketball D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ROOD, ROBERT FRANK S iltisfied when wrestling D estined to go to Univer- sity of Utah H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ROSS, DOROTHY MARGARET S atislied when sketching D estined to go to the Marinello Beauty School H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in photogra- Phy ROSS, GENE RICHARD S atisfied when out for track D estined to go to State Collcge H ails from Vfoodrow V7i1son junior High S pecializes in airplanes ROSS, VIRGINIA R. S arisfied when dancing D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ROTH, AR'I'HIfR E. S atistied when reading D estincd to go to work Hails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports ROTH, JOHN LE ROY S atisfied when in auto shop D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in Wood shop ROWE, JEWEL M. S atisfied when reading D estined to P.G. H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School 4 S pecializes in tennis SAVIN, ADOLPH EDWARD, jr. S atisfied when playing Varsity Baseball D estined to go to St. Mary's H ails from Loyola High School S pecializes in sports SAWADE, RALPH WILLIAM S atisfied when in Glider Club D estined to P. G. H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in aviation SCHOELLER, VIRGINIA PEARL S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to State College H ails from Anundsen High S pecializes in art SCHONBERGER, ALMA S atisfied when secretary D estined to enter Civil Service H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in shorthand SCHOTT, FREDERICK ' WILLIAM S atished when making airplane models D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in aviation SCHULTZ, SOL S atislied when wrestling D estined to go to State College Hails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Fifry-three if H U 1 i s I ,f ,- iv ri flu l SCOTT, LAURENCE L. S finished when in Hi-Y D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pccializes in hunting SCRITCHFIELD, VERNON ALBERT S atislied when reading D estined to enter the auto industry H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in mechanics SCRIVENER, MILDRED S atisfied when in Glee Club D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in music SEIFERT, VIRGINIA KATHLEEN S atishecl when a Girl Re- serve D estinecl to go to State College H ails from Point Loma High School S pecializes in music SHADBURN, DONALD XVHITNEY S atishecl when studying machinery D estinccl to go to Work H ails from Vlfooclrow Wilson junior High S pecializes in skating SHEA, PAUL A. S :ttishecl when playing Varsity Basl-:etball D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High Scohol S pecializes in basketball Fifly-four SHEA, PETER E. S atished when playing football D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevtlt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports SHERIWAN. FRANCIS OWEN S zltished when reading D ggrined to go to work H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S peciulizes in radio en- gineering SHERWOUD, MEDFORD S ntished when playing jr. Varsity basketball D estined to go to lfniver- sity of Missouri H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in .aviation SHOEMAKER, JOHN RUSSELL S utishccl when slmting D estined to P. G. H .lils from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports SCHUBERT. FREDERICK CARL S .itisfied when collecting stumps D tstinecl to go to Ryan School of IKCl'UI'l.lLlIiCS H .lils from Horace Mann junior High School S pecislizes in coins SIMMONS. GORDON DOUGLAS S .lllSl1Ctl when in school band D CSIil1c'Ll lu go to l'lLlTlp- hill Diesel School H ails from Horace lXInnn junior High School S pecinlizes in mechanics SIMPSON, MAURICE S D H LAW atisfied when Art Edi- tor of Boys' Day Annual estined to go to Art School ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in art SISTO, MIKE S D H S atisfred when wrestling estined to go to State College ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in sports SKINNER, JULIUS S D H S WILLIALI atisfied when a mechanic esrined to go to State College ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in mechanics SMITH, BERYLE S D H S atisfied when playing tennis estined to enter Nurses' Training School ails from Horace Mann junior High School pecializes in sports SMITH, CECYLE EDITH S atished when on De- bate Squad D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music SMITH, FRANCIS ASBURY 1 S atisfied when playing football D estined to be a chaplain H ails from Francis Parker School S pecializes in golf -N ,HN '- ' I, A 'QQ' A f SMITH, HILBERT ARNO S atished when in Ad- vanced Orchestra D estined to go to work for H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music SMITH, JAMES D. S atisfled when reading KS D D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in wood shop SMITH, JANIE S atislied when playing tennis D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in tennis 47 SMITH, JEANNE FRANCES S atished when in Ad- vanced Girls' Glee D estined to go to Red- lands University H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music SMITH, NADINE S atisfied when Girl Re- serve D cstined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S atisfied when swimming SMITH, NORMA FERN S atislied when in Hi-Jinx estined to go to Busi- ness College ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in tennis Fifty-jfzfe SMITH, JEANETTE 1 i S atished when a secretary D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in shorthand SNYDER, JOHN EMMETLF S atished when playing football D estined to go to the Uni- versity of California H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School. S pecializes in forestry SOMMER, WILLIAM E. S atished when playing basketball D estined to go to college ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in swimming H STAFFORD, D. JANE S atisfied when drawing D estined to go to State College ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in art H STAFFORD, JUNE S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports STEDDOM, ROD C. S atisfied when swimming D estined to go to U.S.C. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in swimming Fifty-.fix STEELE, ELIZABETH S atislied when playing tennis D estined to go to Stan- ford H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing STEIGERWALD, VIOLET S atisfied when in Drama- tic Club D estined ro go to LYC. L.A. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in designing STEMEN, VIRGINIA EAYE S atished when a Girl Re- serve D estined to enter the Santa Rosa Hospital H ails from Monroe High S pecializes in sports STEPHEN T VAN NE S ati. ' n oh stage c ew - D tine Ig te e e ' i s LW o row 'fi lson nio gh S pecializ s in otball STEPHENS. JEANNE ALMERAN S .ttished when reading D to nurses' estined to go training school ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in kibitzing H STEVENSON, XVILMA IRENE S .ttihed when sketching D estined to be it nurse H ails from XVoodroxx Vililson junior High S pecinlizes in art ST. MORRIS. CHARLES VUAYNE S atisfied when in Hi-Y D estined to go to State College H ails from Point Loma High School S pecializes in sports STEXYART. DORIS JEAN S atished when on Debate Squad D estined to go to State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in knitting STRICKLAND. ANNIE PEARL Satisfied when playing tennis D estined to become sec- retary H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializcs in music STIQBBS. NELLIE Satisfied in Dramatic Club D estined to go to college H ails from L'pper Darby High School S pecializes in dramatics SULLIVAN. LORRAINE VELMA S atished when reading D estined to go to Kelsey Jenney School H ails from Mfmorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in business work SUMIYOSHI, AISI-II S atisfied when wrestling D estined to work in Man- Chukuo H ails from Horace Mann Junior High School S pecializes in farming Q C vin Ev. W, .Vw ,. V 1 45 , ' I , . iw um, rg LK' 'LA ll SUTTON, FRANCES L. S atisfied when in Ad- vanced Glec D estined to be a piano teacher H ails from Woodrow Wilson Junior High S pecializes in music SUZUKI, GEORGE NORIYUKI S atisfied when playing Jr. Varsity Basketball D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in radio SVUAIN, RICHARD BERTRAM I S atished when in RXO. T. C. . ,aa , D estined todgobg State College H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in boating SWEDELIUS, JOSEPH BERNARD S atisfied when a mechanic D estined to go to work H ails from Fairhope, Ala- bama S pecializes in auto shop TALIAFERRO, JONES III S atislied when studying about aviation D estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial Jun- ior High School S pecializes in aviation TANAKA, AMY MITSUGE S atished when playing volleyball D estined to attend sewing school H ails from Sacramento High School S pecializes in tennis Fifty-seven A, . V I' v-EAW. ,f ev' oF'i'f l TELLEZ, HERMAN DAVID S atisfied when boxing D estined to become a pro- fessional boxer H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School -S pecializes in playing a guitar THENN, GEORGE RANDOLPH, JR. S atisfied when on Rifle Team D estined to attend Univ- ersity of California H ails from South High School S ecializes in shooting T OMAS, LOUIS BARKELY S atisfied on Debate Squad i College I-I ails from Memorial jun- I ior High School , S pecializes in Social Sci- ! ence I THOMAS,VERA 9 ? stined to go to State I i X S atislied when playing D estined to attend Uni- versity of Arizona H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in knitting THOMPSON, ELAINE GERALDINE S atisfied when dancing D estined to get married H ails from Hoover High School S pecializes in sports THOMPSON, DORIS RACHEL S atislied when on the An- nouncement Committee D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Fifty-eight THOMPSON, MARTHA S D H BESSIE atisfied when swimming estined to go to work ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports THOMPSON, VCINTFORD J. S atisfied when wrestling D estined to enter the Navy H S ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in radio THOMKINS, MARSHALL S D H S atisfied when reading estined to go to work ails from Roosevelt 'lun- ior High School pecializes in m a t h e- matics TITUS. MARGUERITTE S D H S atished when in Camera Club estined to go to Lf C. L. A. ails from Point Loma High School pecializes in horseback riding TODAL, CLARA S D H S i iitislied when Publicity Commissioner estined to go to Broad- way School of Beauty ails from Memorial -lun- ior High School S pccitilizes in making col- lections TOMPKINS, NVILLARD HENRY S atished when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School ' pecializes in G-men .act- ivities TORKELSON, HARLAN S atisried when playing football D estined to go to Ciilifm-. nia Nautical School H ails from Hoover High School S pecializcs in traveling TOXYERY. PATRICIA ANN S atislied when studying dramatics ' D estined to go to college H ails from Shaster High School S pecializes in home eco- nomics TRADEXYELI.. DON GERARD S atistiecl when sailing D estined to go to college H ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High SCl1i,ml S pecializes in motorboats TRELEASE. JOHN ALEXANDER S atished when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in printing TRIETSCH. LAIQRAGENE S atished when dancing D estined to attend L'ni- versity of Arizona H ails from Central High School S pecializes in tennis TROSTLE, GRACE ETTA S atisfied when in Drama- tic Club D estinecl to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music A. D i TRULSON, HENRY EDWARD S atisfied when printing D estined to enter printing business H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School Specializes in a i r p l a n e models TUBB, MAR-IORIE MONA S atisfied when in Glee Club D estined to attend State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in knitting TURNER, MARJORIE NELLIE S atisfied when in G. A. estined to attend State College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in Glee Club TWISS, JOHN B. Satished when playing football D estined to enter Mare Island Navy Yard H ails from George Wash- ington jr. Hi, Vallejo S pecializes in sports ULLRICH, EDGAR V. S atislied when architect D estinecl to go to work H ails from Hoover High School S pecializes in architec- tural drawing ULLRICH, ELLEN THOMAS S atislied when Girl Re- serve D estinecl to go to Art School H ails from Lady of Peace Academy S pecializes in art Fifty-nifze HJ ii-if URIBE, SRUDOLPHAKLKAAQW' S atisfied when member of Graphic Arts Club D estined to join Typo- graphicall Union H ails from jordan High School S pecializes in printing VALENZUELA, FRANK ALFRED S atisfied when member of C. S. F. D estined to P. G. H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in languages VAN FLEET. DEMPSIE CATHERINE S atisfied when in Drama- tic Club D estined to travel H ails from Deering High School S pecializes in Costume Designing VAN RITER, FRED AUGUST S atished when reading D estined to go to work H ails from Foshay junior High School S pecializes in sports VAN HORNE, ALAN BI. S atislied when reading D estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in sports VINTON, JANE S atisfied when in jane Delano Club D estined to go to S. F, Childrens Hospital H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing Sixty if' ries-LQ., 7-X . y V lvl, .1 5 Q. .gil 'fl ai Z 'Q--A-r .223 A . 2 - . - 2 S 'N - . -rs' - . - ' Q A ' . sibu- 3 VOGT, LUCY MILDRED S zitished when in G. A, A, D Cgtjnqd to go to State CmrllCgC H ails from W' U U fl 1' U W XX'ilson junior High S pfciulizes in hiking WAHLGREN, MARY L. S aitished when on Russ Stuff D estined to be a book- keeper H nils from Roosevelt 'lun- rii Sclhllllil - inlizes in dancing XVAINSCOTT. ,ll.'LIA MARIE S ntished when swimming D estined to go to Kelsey jcnney Business College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in dsncing VVALDEX. INIILFORD S atished when reading D estined to go to State College H .iils from Memorial -lun- ior High School S pecinlizes in m .1 t h e- matics XY.-Xl.l..-XCE. XYILLIAM- XYHEELER , S .itistied xxhtn in R, O. T. C. D estimd to enter L'. S. Service H .iils from Horace Minn 'lunior High School . pecidlizes in sports Q WARNER. GLEN S .itished x traveling D L 'i X w study photog- r.t x H 's 'om Redondo Un- igh School S . izes in forestry WARNER, HARRY C. S D atishecl when playing Varsity Football ' estineol to go to Naval Academy H ails from Roosevelt Jun. S ior High School pecializes in music VVATANABE. GEORGE S D H S atishecl when playing football estined to go to Stripe College ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in radio en- gineering XYAYDA. JEAN S D H LORRAIXE atishecl when in Drama- tic Club estinecl to go to Busi- ness College ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in swimming XVEBB, LESLIE ADRAIX S atishecl when out for D H Varsity Track estinecl to go U1 viork ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pccializes in sports WEBBER. HARRIET S D H EVELYN atishecl when dancing estined to go to State College ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S ecializes in interior P . decoration VUEBER, MILTON S D H S atished when playing basketball estined to go to work ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in sports 0995, - WEED, HOWARD KIMBALL S atisfiecl when in school orchestra estinecl to go to State College H ails from Point Loma High School S pecializes in art WELCH, JAQK XMELWOOD y S atisficcl whdi, in Gehs cle ,Qderre N l -' D estimed to gp fo'-State College X, B A H ails from Roskruclge junior High School S pecializes in rifle team s WELDON, ANN S atisfied when Secretary of Senior A Class estined to go to State College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in tennis WESTFALL, KAY S atished when studying art D estinecl to go to State College ails from Roosevelt Jun- ior High School S pecializes in music 1' 3 fa WHITNEY, JOYCE CLARE S atishccl when in Shakes- pearean Club estined to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School pecializes in dramatics WAT! WIEBENS, OLLIE MAE S atislied when drawing D estinecl to be a beauty operator H ails from Mcmorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Sixty-one 1. i WILBERT, NORMA R. S atisfied when dancing D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S pecializes in collecting souvenirs WILKES, EYMAN OTIS tished when out for track D esti ed to go to Law ool ails f r o m Oceanside High School S pecializes in investigat- ing WILLIAMS, DORIS S atisfied when a Girl Re- serve Destined to go to U.S.C. H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in music WILLIAMS, RUTH S atisfied when reading D estined to go to Busi- ness College H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in dancing WILLIAMS, TOM E. S atisfied when Student Body President D estined to go to An- napolis H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in football WILLIAMSON, SHIRLEY VIVIANN S atisfied when reading D estined to go to Beauty School H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Sixty-Iwo XWIND, MARY JOANN S utished when reading D estined In go to Beauty SCl1iml H ails from Horace Mann junior High School S peciulizcs in sports WINKLER, EILEEN S utished when collecting souvenirs D estined to go to Btauty SCl1iiol H ails from Horace Mann junior High SCl'lin,il S pecializes in scrap bool-rs XYOODIN, BETTY S .ltished when in G. A. A. D estined to go to Oqqi. dental H ails from Roosevelt Iun- ior High School ' S pecializes in sports XVORTHINGTON. JAY D. S utished when drawing D estinsd to go to Chau. nard Art School H ails from hlemorial lun- ior High School ' S pecializes in art XVREN, LILLIAX DIARY S .ltished when flying D cstined to become ,in .iviatrix l-l .lllS from Roogc-Wh Inn. ior High School ' S pc-cializes in .trt YOLNG, ROBERT JAMES S iitished when playing luutlylll D CSIIIICLI I0 S0 I0 yygfk H ails from Benjamin W Fnlnklin High School S pecmlizes in collecting stamps ZIMMERMAN, EVERETT S atislied when wrestling D estinecl to he L1 detective H ails from Roosevelt jun- ior High School S pecializes in lishing ul-Q, H I ZIMMERMAN, JACK ALLEN atisHed when playing Varsity Football estinecl to go to State College H ails from Memorial jun- ior High School S pecializes in sports Gbthvr Mrahuaivz HARRY ALWIER BELLOWS ART!-lL'R VUALTON CATLIN JACK S, DANIELS JAMES EDGAR HOPKINS DOUGLAS A. JACKS ' JACK RANDALL JEFFRIES GAIL MARIE KURTH MARJORIE MARILYN MILLER WILLIAM HERBERT REGAN SALLY HELEN SHERRY 1 ff? 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V1 , 1, 1 I - W 1 A 1 J.. 1 1 1-Va. 1 , 1 . . e , 1 !1,, L1 ,. I, 1 , 1 , , , Y , 1 1 ,xx ,1,- '1,. 14 1' :L .1 1 11 1 1 1 , 1 , Z 4 , , Z2 Q- ff 7 K, 7 if 4, f f 4 ,, f W, f Wf Ewan Auhiturinm ,x Nw Z Exim N. f z L ' n w 40' --. fir as TOM XWILLIAMS OTTO GOLDKAMP MILDRED PORTER DAPHNE INCH P1 e SHIIEIII Vife-preiide111 Sen elruj T' WJ N' H Y Aaanriatvil 52111212111 Ignhg LMEMBERS of the Executive Committee at San Diego High School are selected each semester to plan or control the Associated Student Body government. The A. S. B., under the leadership of the Ex-committee, has successfully carried out many activities during the spring semesteff On February 25 and 26 it sponsored the Combined Boys' and Girls' Hi- jinx. Numerous rally and noon dances have been put on under the guidance of the Ex-committee. On May 1 the traditional Blue and Wliite Day was celebrated at the Hilltop, another activity sponsored by the A. S. B. May 29 found the hard-working members of the Ex-committee enjoying an A. S. B. banquet. On the night of june 5, the most important event of the semester took place when Hilltoppers, arrayed in their nnery, danced at the Associated Stu- dent Body ball. Aside from its social activities, the A. S. B., with the leadership of a com- mittee appointed by the Ex-committee, revised the A. S. B. constitution, a work which proved highly successful and worth while. Si,-fly-.fix W-Y A . MQ -in w , Q VV f 0 W4 ' Y 'S I ff qi -,VV Q5 . an IA fo 1 ' W we if lcv 'iw Wx Q QF' we ,f qu-S 5 4 f ,VM , lM,,, 4 ,f qw I f I9 r Follcey johnson Fafully Superziror Barbara Porter Hirzomw Louis Thomas B03 J' Fed. If'ire-preridenf Clara Todal f 1 K, 4' f W 3 i ' ..... H r , Vaaa , fr ea 3559 ' f f ,J Z , joe Fares Homer Peabody john Brink AKYYIEIYIZJIQ Conznziyriorzer Boyr' Athletic' Com. Senior' B Vice-prefidezzt Mildred Gustafson George Ellis Joyce Cunningham Tirkaf Audilof' Ruff Edizar Girly' League Vice-pres. Janet Phillips Alice Dye Tim Crocker Senior A Vice-preridenz fznzior Prefiderzl Sophomore Preridem' Orville Wfahrenbrock jean Creelman Francis Millican D ndDe!m1e Com, Giflr' Affalelir Com. Arlizifj Cofzzzfziffiozzez' Pzzbliriig Commmioner 744777261 4 Sixty-fez'e1z rf ,ii 1 ,- BETTIE CARR JOYCE CUNNINGHABI PAT DENNSTEDT MARIE SDIALL Preiidezzl Vire-pr'e.riz2'e12t Serrelmy Treaizzrer Uhr Cgirla' llraguv CNA NOTHER successful semester has been completed in the life of the Girls' League at San Diego High School. With Bettie Carr as its president, the organization has promoted liner friendships, greater loyalty and higher ideals among the girls at the Gray Castle. The first event this semester was the Big and Little Sister Dance which was given in the girls' gym, February 21, its purpose being to welcome sopho- more B girls to San Diego High School. On March 6, members of the Girls' League, under the direction of Fleeta Marlie Walker, presented a vaudeville show before a Girls' League assembly in the Russ auditorium. A tap dance routine, selections from the Boys' Quartet, a tumbling exhibition and a piano duet were among the highlights on the program. May 1 saw Bettie and her assistants busily engaged in presenting the gayest and brightest dance of the season-the Girls' League Leap Year dance. The president and her cabinet held weekly business meetings in Room 105 throughout the semester. Cabinet members were: Joyce Cunningham, vice-president, Pat Dennstedt, secretary, Marie Small, treasurer. Sixly-eight X . . Ae.. BOB 2llDbDLFTOX LOL'lS THDMAS DICK BOIQCHER GLEN LILXKELT if I fn. I lr:-pre,f1Je:1I Sgfgvgfi,-5 T,.eJJ.m.e7. Uhr Engz' Ellrilerettinn THF Boys' Federation at the Gray Castle corresponds favorably with the Girls' League, their purposes being mutual: to bring about a better under- standing among students. First important meeting of the group was that one held in the boys' gym on March 6 when the finals of the San Diego High School wrestling tournament were played off. Most admirable of the Federations undertakings this semester was the Clean Castle Campaign which was under the direction of George Ellis. An appeal to the students' sympathy and pride was the theme of this drive. The slogan was Have a Heart, referring to the overworked condition of Hilltop janitors and gardeners who every day gather a great deal of trash collected from all corners of the Gray Castle. On Friday, April 30, members of the Federation met in Russ auditorium at which time class numerals were awarded to Gray Castle athletes. Awards in basketball, baseball, and track were given. Boys' Federation cabinet members were as follows: Bob Middleton, president' Louis Thomas, vice-presidentg Dick Boucher, secretaryg Glen Mun- kelt, treasurer 5 George Ellis, Howard Cooper, committees, W. J. Lyons, adviser. Sixty-nine ffl? V .A f 'N 'K xx Psi Left In riglvf. ffm! ww: Gfrmrfmfz. lflmu. Smflfv, AHL 71, lhflft,-V L,,,,fH,.Q, 1J,'f,fj,p., Qfjmg. MMA 05, HLll1l7llLI7Z, Millifafz, Semfzd row: Cozzfmr, Gelwr, 11I.1zzflm1L-,-I Pbvfl-,-Y U jjjj,,,,,, DMU, LMA Morrimfz, Ilnifsie, Ilnizlke. Tfiim' ww: Huimf, l:llc.'.!Nl.l1l. Bumil, -lqfrillbl, lU,1,,,,1 LU' 1-JIUM Hilwmnz, Rizzde, Svbmdw. Fllllllb ww: Suff. S.1mfir1. I'1,Il,I,iI1lQ, L,5,3,jjl1' c,',.,,,,,l c4'j,.,,c lL1J,fhLH Iflflv, Mamrmp, Gclflclild. Fifth row: Blake, Cm.11za1'.1, Tl1L'fUI', U llg'yfL ,1l,,fZ,U-1,,,v p,jL.c. CJVMH V Sixfb ww: Fisfyw, Abwldmflv, Hnff,1mI', p.lfL'lj.l, Sfmrull, Zwnnfw, Iilflmqy, ,Xl,,A!,,,Q,,1 C,',jf,,' Lwcxfu Serwzfb mum Tmzignfbi, Cizzznizzgfuzzzl, Rifl1.rm'.smz, Appfizz, Orr. LII. KiI1'Z7fuL'yQ' M-,IQL-' K,,,.J,'.,wi IU! Eigbfb row: Leung, Spizfak, Fwif, Goldkump, Puffy, Bf7ll'NIJ!I, Unpzidi, Bmu-11, Ki,-,,-1,1,A,,,,,,' HU:-j,1,,l,' Niziffa rout fldL1lf1.u, Gifberl, B1li'lQ6l,5, CylIlL',fKI', Hll.Ql7c'l, AIm111r1ywl.1r. Ofmn, Sufmfl. IMMW MAIN-W' Teflfly mzw: Cooper, Svifwf, George, Qnilmzv, P.1Vym', Sfflfffmw, YlU,,,,, lI A,,'fL,' 1'C,,L3,,LjJ PWM' Eferelzlfy rout fI.zfw-y, Acuzwnz, G'rn1:L1fL:, Sflvufig, Tlmrjw. fllmflfmu limz4'm, liQf,u1',ff1 lXl1vUlw' Fulmuer, Hwellwz, Mvflizzgw, Rohm, ll 11wfp. l3wzz'w', Cr.1!1f1u', I'1.Il!'ffIlv. H,,l3L,-1 KAL, .pmf Qzzirzl, Sfi1'er.r, Sfryier, Sexism, Appfizz, Bufdfllf, Ifnzrlkwzlmlqw, .'1l.lf.1II'.J, Bnfnm, Ijfm,-,,j,,Q. '1:m'dfjLf HLn1'1ey, A'If77'fi,l'071, S,11114gw, Snnznfww, 'I'.111i.qm'lvi, Twrlm-, ll jg!m1M l1 jjfjl,,,,,' u jjjj,- Bwjmm Burlrnl. MKCLJU, Gernrgwz, Maxi, SL1f1u w'mz1. S6'I'E'f7fj l. Qlalifnrnia Svrhnlarahip Elivhvratiinn WITH one hundred and thirty members, the California Scholarship Federa- tion is one of the largest active organizations at San Diego High School. Living up to its maxim, Scholarship for service, this club performs many duties for the school, among which is being responsible for the information desk in the Administration Building. On the first day of school, C. S. F. members volunteer their services as guides for the new students, thus making themselves indispensable. The purpose of the society is to seek truth through knowledge, and only the students attaining certain scholastic honors are eligible for membership. The student is judged for entrance into the club by points gained through grades. An A in a solid counts three points and a B contributes one to- vxard the ten points necessary. A gold pin is the reward given a student who has been on the honor roll for four semesters, thus making him a life member. A life member also receives a gold seal of scholastic merit on his diploma when he graduates from high school. Mrs. Olga Hamman, club sponsor, and five delegates attended the annual convention held this year at Sweetwater Union High School. Several C. S. F. members from San Diego High School were present at the regional conference held at Los Angeles in April. Members from both the fall and spring semesters were invited to the traditional banquet given by all city schools on May 14. A skating party was given near the beginning of the semester in honor of members who had paid their dues. They were consequently admitted free of charge. Completing the semesters festivities and ending the school year, C. S. F. members were looked upon with envy as they chose one of the hottest days in early june to spend at Mission Beach on their ditch-dayf, Officers for this semester were: janet Phillips, president, Mildred Porter, vice-president, Thomas Ludwig, secretary, Quirk Kline, treasurer, Jeanne Smith, publicity manager, john Allen, activity manager. Seiferzfy-one Z I 722 ,W 5 an 51 .N ix., KRN Lefl In rigfyl, fiffl mln: Mflillmw, IV'lviIL', j.lmfmm11, Mr. Nifm M.m'uUi, Rulnfv, fmlw. Bmzwz. Second ww: EXJIIILULE, Mmmzlu, liwzgfzflqw, Sjrihzl. liwmmfug, Hrllflllflcfzf, 'lfvmf l'17ll'I Iilnllfulrfrf. Nami., C1'017lL'7', Fiddle, lirfyzfxllwl, llfmf. Cfjvlfw. Fflllffb HIIVI Cfifm, Swillv, Jlilfcr, P.1.rfXm1. Gurrell, Bqeffyf, Ixjlllhlk. Ififlb ww: Lifmwfflfz, Pmfu, ll 11m1'1r'.11.f. Ilfyf, Hflllc, IIXLM. Sixffv muh Ki1'flvbef'.g, VL'1'61'llH'0. I9un'y, SNIILLII, Sl. Cff.m. SLTLNIIV mzv: LL Rm. lifyzzlf, l7uRiw11u'. FJU1. Mo1'1'i.srJ11. Eiglvlb mu! Row, HHll'lll.HI, 'I'nplu, Alqgffffwwfi, Cfmflr. Niuffr mfr: IQiz'l1.11'd',r, Fw'- gzuufz, Ilneiglvf, Hnzw, Knuuig, Q'fw1m1', Milfmfv. Tmffv wut ICffm1lZv.1l, Simpy. ll rcJ, I'l.w1.111, Ngnly, Afe.x11mZ'er. Efezwzflv ww: Sluzrxzrf, Buff. l'.1u', .1fnx.1fJLfu', Sflllfllrlll, l3gQII'fl1.Q. DeLong, Slzellizzg. Tzvelflb mzw: Fivrm. Privy. 'I'Zwrfva. R.1m1', Villa, HIU, BVUIVII. .'ilm'f1fsaf: llnlvife. jobnmrz, Doyle, BeIfem'run'f, CII!-l'. Serezzly-l1z'0 0Brrhvatre1 OF the organizations which yearly bring credit and renown to San Diego High School. the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Nino Marcelli, ranks with the highest. Following a more or less customary program, the musical group gave their two concerts for the spring semester, the first of which was in February and the second in june. On the latter program Gail Rohde, concert-mistress, was featured in a violin solo and Vella Mary Capps presented a 'cello solo. On the evening of June 4 a concert was given in the Ford Bowl on the grounds of the Exposition. The entire orchestra broadcasted a program over the Colum- bia Network on june 6. Immediately preceding the end of the semester, new members were initiated at the usual spring banquet. Orchestra members in their positions were: Firrt Violinirtr: Gail Rohde, Herman Baecht. Betty Jones, Betty Brown, Hilburt Smith, Connie Buttencourt, Helen jacobzoon, Jack Vogel, Sybil Bonnifreld, Marion McElhose, Myrale White, Donald Culy, Benny Fiddle, Betty Garrett. Seromi Violifzirtr: Martha Doyle, Lupe Morante, Edith Bermudez, Chairman Ehrncke, Avery Woodward, Arline Spivak, Yifendel Lipscomb, Lewis Weeks, Charles Cromer, Martha Novak, Richard Botte, Gail Benziger, Frank Verdusco. Violarz Grace Boyd- stun, Virginia johnson, Margaret Ward, Eleanor Paschal, Mac Porter, joe Suozzo, Jessie Perry, Adeline Miller. Ceflor: Vella Mary Capps, Morris Kirshbaum, Jean Novak, Geraldine Giles. Barrera Phyllis Millsap, Betty Alex- ander, Virginia Snelling, Lottie Brown, Marian Richards, Mary Stewart, Leo- nard Fierro, Starrett. Flzzter: Eleanor Morrison, William Fay, Bill DeRiemer, jean Le Roy. Pirrofo: David Bryant. Oboer: Floyd Grant, Dan Magnusson, Wfalter Trepte. Cfarjfzelrz Eugene Bowman, Bob Coover, Gene Ross, Koenig, Bob Hines. Bfzrroozzr: Ed Weight, Eloise Ferguson. French Hornr: Ed Nash, Wm. Vlyman, Kim Weed, jack Sharpe, Leon Rosenthal. Trumpetr: Perry De Long, Charles Dearing. Tmwboner: Walter Simpson, Keith Pace, Muriel Alexander, Quentin Beal. Tuba: Harold Rand. Piano: Alice Kirchberg, Ruth St. Clair. Perrzzrriozzz Benny White, Aurelio Villa, Margaret Price, Persis Thorpe. Officers for this semester were: Herman Baecht, president, Margaret Ward, vice-president, Gail Rohde, secretary, Eleanor Morrison, treasurer, Iessie Perry, librarian. Sevenfy-three Iii, .,-M.-W, ,.-4, Left lo riglyl, ffm! role: Miss' Verl Fl'6j!7lll'gt'lA, Axlell, Dlzlzell. Bmzzvle, La Dire, Ellzi. Duzfziledl. Cooper, Clmrjr, Hlzgri, Cmnt, .Mix frwzei' E. Hlllclvliozz. Surmzll mir: Miller, .-lifmld. Cl1.1i.'.1111. Ciiif, Self, Uveigbl, Slverzmod, Pierre, Uviliie, Cmzwe, Kline, illrClwil1, Sl'l.l17l.1,Qll.I. Riim. Lai. Third mir: Randall, Leizrner, Med.1r'i.i, Htz1'gi'rzi'e.r, Hrzrrif, Clare, Rlfbrllllfllll. Hznziirz. King. C.iimfi'. Rilchey. Folzrlla 1'0u': Pzrentei, .Mig Allen Hodgei, Olmz, llnrzlkuf, G'lzmll.1rlJ. Cult. llfziaifi Clmzpbell, Bmzwz, Reid. Ffflb ww: 56ll67', ll irla'ez1i, Collier, rriyzt, Head, Singer, limi. iupnsci. Ab.ierzlee.i': Angus, CJflZl'7'lgfJf, Clark, Cznzzzirzgblzm, Drlzyzer, Hr1r11ell,y, Hager, Alooflwnir. llalillillll Doyle, Lllofllfg. Ihr iKuaa ITH a larger staff than ever before, The Russ brought distinctive honors to San Diego High School this semester under the editorship of George Ellis. Rated Medalist by the Columbia Scholastic Press association. and All- American by National Scholastic, it was one of the few high school papers in the United States to attain these honors. The sports page, as edited by Kenneth Swanson in the fall semester, was awarded a position on the All-Columbian newspaper team and judged to be the best of its class in the country, Patricia Dennstedt, former literary editor of The Russ, brought honor to the school by having one of her editorials judged as the second best in the United States by Scholastic Magazine. She received a S810 cash prize. Two newspaper conventions were attended by Miss Verl Prevburger. faculty supervisor, and several of the staff . . . one being held at U. S. C. and the other at Pomona. Faculty supervisors of the prize-winning paper besides Miss Freyburger are Allen Hodges of the commercial department and james E. Hutchison of the technical department. Serenly-four 1 iv Leif iv '1.?'53A .f5 '1 70111 Auf lvvff F1f,iLI1f,g:r. Broziuf. Dalzell, Cooper, Dezzmltdl. I-Liga. Liz Due. Efflf. Sammi 1014: Plerte. MvCl0.ifci. Cfffrue. Cb.1i1,m1. Third mir: Slmzrfmd, Self, Fmrz, Cavzpkeilf. Blah! 6711721 11 ,zlifi .1 meinber. Qbuill rmh Svrrnll QRTERFIELD chapter of Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists, has just completed one of its most active semesters. XYf'ith its full quota of fifteen members, the semester brought many outstanding events to this club. March 1 the members traveled to San juan Capistrano Mission to er:- perience the thrill of seeing 50,000 swallows come to the coast in their annual journey. A Saturday spent at Principal John Aseltine's Del Mar beach cottage and one on Al Frost's yacht were also events long to be remembered. This year the First Annual Alumni Round-Up banquet was held at Ye Golden Lion Tavern April 9 with Barbara Requa and Margaret Hildreth, alumnae, in charge of the affair. The Quill and Scroll hopes to make this an established tradition. The third annual County Quill and Scroll banquet was held in May, Point Loma chapter in charge. This banquet was originated three years ago by Porterlield chapter and carried on last year by Herbert Hoover's chapter. Miss Verl Freyburger, international president of Quill and Scroll, is sponsor of Porterlield chapter. Officers are: Howard Cooper, president, Al Frost, vice-presidentg Ed Self, secretary-treasurer, Stephanie Dalzell, reporter- historian. Serezzzvi-ff: e ,-NFL' 1 f x- l ,TM-L- x I Nl GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Lefl fo riglal, first row: George, Porfer, MrCoy, jennirzgv, Ilyelzell, Rowe, Billirzgr, Devzirng, Mimzey, Ti1117l,gllL'l9l. Sefono' rout Borilell, Todizl, W'1ie,ufe, Harding, Burke, Sullimn, Climerozz, Kfllg. Ajpirluxzll. Third rout Giirriird, ClJ,1H1oL'k, Kmipp, Md.ff7'0, Tregilgof, Talib, Ezuzm, Cinzrzirzlglum, Fourlb row: Pzzrzlie, Newberry, Cheney, Siifton, Sutlorz, Morrison, Urquirli, Offiffr. Fifila rou: Solomorl, Hoover, Turner, Sfrirerzer, MrCu1Iaf!a, Tiliu, Kimble, Smilly. Sixlb rout Puls, QAM. 11411, Slulzghier, Comsfofk. Flelfber, Crofby. Al2J'671f66l'I Aulnwry, Dojle, Friwlzie, Fll7'lI17lg, 311'- Cloukey, Long, Porfer, Snzilly, Wfilmolla. oi' fe c Slbear , D low? W' WW4 . ,Trang B n gg , vw ,',L I ,., on E W F H Q 1 1 V, ' xi. f BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left lo rigbl, firm! row: Molllymzw, Pozlillii, Halrlv, Herellon, Profit, Cord, Pdlcy, Hill, Hekelmib, Aliller. 36501161 rout Slmdbinri, Slllcxzr, Sfoll, S.11n1ilw1u, Crimiriny, fi,11'!J,lL'!7.IlIlI, Dcriilirv Lmzq. Ron, Tbiral rout Mohler, Grieg, u!,l7HL', Allwi, G.lI'txf.I, Limlwvy, AlrC,'.nw3, Clulu. I-'omflv rozr: ll .1ld'en, Lanier, Hzzlberf, Tonner, Samlirz, Glzugben, Maller. Iiifllv roll: Dplll'-.lll,I. C.Il'lllUIl.l, Bleifin, Lombmd. Alzfenteef: Cole, Grant, Hayden, Wilkerzivozz. Sezfefzly-Jix hi ' if iw 4 ,lf - - , '. . ' - v Left. Jo 11,5f.I. Lffyf D114 '077. folffl L.1mei, Fred Allen, I'lJn1m,u1o1z B,l?'I7,1l'!J,,l7I0, Q Uhr ignga' Qbuariri THE Boys' Quartet is one of the greatest social service organizations at San Diego High School and has done more for the Gray Castle than any other such group. Going places where a larger body cannot, the Quartet has represented the school in San Diego at clubs, churches, and P.-T. A. meet- ings. They have also been featured in several broadcasts over stations KFSD and KGB. An important event of April was the blending of boys' voices in the program given at the Presbyterian church on Easter. Singing in the House of Hospitality at the Exposition made the boys familiar to many visitors from out of town. Becoming more popular with each appearance, the group was especially appreciated in the Combined Hi-Jinx. However, the most important appearance in late spring was at the annual choral concert held on May 24. The Quartet was directed by W. F. Reyer and aided by Mrs. Reyer as ' t and arran er. The members were Llo d Dawson, ohn Lanier accompanis 8 Y , Fred Allen, and Flammarion Barbachano. Sezfezzly-rerezz ff jizz: U. vw Q75 Z . F I 'W'-,Q My WWW MW .-.- :i'1 r- -- 1, x . T - - sq gei s ,,,, , , . Left Z0 rigbl, jiri! muh Cbrzrnorfe, Kmzpp, Lockwood, Pnrler, Morrifon. Sammi 1'0u': Dmzej. Leu'i.t, Porlezg Keazlifzg, Bozfrfner. Third row: Ezmzrll, Dowd. PfJiUi,l7.t. W'r1z'r1'. B1'J777f.7dl7Z. Chill Jliravruva NDER the efficient leadership of Elena Lockwood, president of San Diego High School Girl Reserves, members of this group have enjoyed an event- ful five months. Council members were introduced at a tea given for new girls on February 5, and the Midwinter Conference at Pacific Palisades started activities for the semester. Other high spots of the season were the Dad and Daughter banquet in the early spring followed a few weeks later by the Mother and Daughter ban- quet. Senior Girl Reserves were particularly gay during the Easter holiday with three days spent at Shirley Cottage and the traditional barn dance given shortly after that at the beach resort. This semester the first Girl Reserve Quartet was organized and became immediately popular after performing in the Spring Hi-Jinx and appearing at other functions. Those forming the quartet were: Virginia Charnock, Ruth Knapp, Eleanor Morrison, and Barbara Porter with Mildred Porter as accompanist. Q Through the advising of Miss Genevieve Herbert, the Girl Reserves has become a vital and popular organization. Council members besides the presi- dent: Janet Phillips, vice-presidentg Corynne Evans, secretaryg Ruth Knapp, treasurer. Sezfefzly-eight ff C' TY W' x ewmmz -Qin Lf' ff -' fill- lVffff'. lV.'J'v:ei. E114 .id . Himfuia. IV,zHafe. Sargewz Spellnzejer. Second 11121 .li:..::.2f:. O.V.'pf.'.:f::. Latte. Boijriuz. Kirffozi. Tlvird mu: illelfifzgei. Leaf, Fiflv, Hulberz. Piet: PfL:if.'f 1014. Bolt 77.171, Sffprglgl Tiffany, Ggnglyzz, 69115 hr CEuPrrP HE Gens de Guerre. consisting of commissioned officers of the R. O. T. C., assumed a greater importance during the past semester corresponding to similar growth of the entire R. O. T. C. Some 260 new members were enrolled and many progressive training features were established. A series of rifle competitions between companies and platoons was started with Lieutenant Folkey johnson as instructor. The assignment of the city stadium to the use of the R. O. T. C. by Principal john Aseltine and the formation of a Drum and Bugle corps were also great strides forward. Two hrst times occurred for the Gray Castle R. O. T. C., when they won national honor rating by the 'XY'ar Department and were also given a representa- tive in the A. S. B. Executive Committee. The Gens de Guerre provided the Drum and Bugle corps with a set of drums and conducted a financially success- ful dance in early May to defray the cost thereof. This group also gave a dinner at the Lf S. Grant hotel the evening of Federal Inspection. jack Wfelch, who reached the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, served as com- manding ofncer of the entire Hilltop R. O. T. C. and headed the Gens de Guerre as well as the rifle team during the semester. S'e1'snt5-rzizze Lefl to rigfyl, jiri! row: Sylvester, Stewart, Smfilb, Caldwell, Srmnmglitz, Serrnzd row: Kelli. Tl47'7.7c' V. Dunn, Olren, Holland, Milliran. Third muf: Tfomnar, llVdk7i'?llb7'0l'k, Mr. Herbeiz C. Pezffef. F.1v'fr. Bvhair Squah CLIMAXING a season which brought the Hilltop trophies representing victories in the San Diego County League in the first annual State College debate tournament, the Gray Castle varsity squad won the California debate championship in the western tourney of the National Forensic League. Leona Sylvester and Louis Thomas, the team responsible for bringing the championship cup to San Diego High School, were awarded scholarships to the University of Redlands for their work. Other varsity debaters in the Redlands tilt were: Mary Esther Caldwell, Cecile Smith, and Orville XY'ahren- brock. The debate topic was: Resolved that the several states should enact legislation providing for a system of complete medical service available to all citizens at public expense. In addition to the program of debating, team members throughout the year engaged in numerous contests on oratory and extemporaneous speaking with Herbert Hoover and Grossmont High Schools. A close debate lost to Bakersfield, with Mary Esther Caldwell and Louis Thomas upholding the Gray Castle, was enjoyed at a general assembly in late March. Squad members are indebted to Herbert C. Peitter who coached them through the eventful season. Francis Millican filled the position of manager for the team. Eigbiy , f .t X i I l K 1 - nz-1 A W Nf ., 3 ,jg. ei. A r P x Let: 10 Tflgljf. fn J mu: -Loi' Pffijfl. DMM. Sfveiiyi, Jllieila. C.za1z41i,gZvI. De Kirby. Slurfzileoup Serena! four Oiozco. AH1 ou. Uwzrzif. Dellnzfl. Holfznurz, Cbuzrroini Bm-Le, Tizzir, P,1r1mzgf,f, Ibzrd mu: Hluke. Henderorz. Leeper. Goorfifz. Barker, Biefenzeier, Bern, Quizmuz Fourzb mu: IVrigf2:. Snider' . Slubbf. V111 U -',e. Sfnkkf, llnoodioll, Bernrfeirz. Sixfb 7:0142 Solen. Carroll, 11772 Fleet. Herd. Perfifan, ,lie-yer, Bwokf. V l Bramztiir Qlluh NDER the direction of Miss Lois Perkins, the Dramatic Club has just completed an unusually successful season. Vifinning the San Diego County Play Tournament in late April with Eugene O'Neill's XY!here the Cross Is Maden enabled the cast to compete in the Southern California Play Tourna- ment at Pasadena where they took second place. Those in the successful cast were Jose Orozco, Annette De Kirby, jack Nolan, Harold Biesemeier, Pete Hoff, Alfred Lord. and Bob Burnwiclc. The talent of Annette De Kirby and jose Orozco was rewarded with the presentation to, each of a scholarship to the Pasadena Playhouse. Peg O' My Heart, presented in April, in which Gloria Winke was starred, scored a decided hit and netted a profit of one hundred dollars for the club. Among the social functions sponsored by the Drama Club this spring were a tea in the Little Theatre on May 14, a beach party in late May and a faculty tea on June 4. 5 n Spring semester officers were: Annette De Kirby, presidentg Mary Jane Mafegh, secretaryg Marian Dahn, treasurer. Eighty-one f C V in M Q 2 Lefl to riglvl, fiirl muh Grfebzzw, Prom, IlI.1llwr. El-?I'07I. Dwlzzflerff, Keairzeji, Nelmfz. illwlflewi. Mayer, Glvia. S6'L'fllId wzv: Huff. Rizrel, Creed, Geitez, LAUIII, Clase, BJIU, De7I1J7I4QIll, Cfwzuor. Sfatzux Third mzr: Hfrubel, R.1z'c'I, CZ7I'flfUdf111f0Il, Orlztrzldw, E1'fft0lI, F.zrr11cr', Ofinz, Hsffllfm. Fiiber, Wir. H. Halma. Qlamvra Glluh HE purpose of the Camera Club is to teach students to take artistic pic- tures and to study the technical side of photography. Practice in these phases is afforded by monthly held trips and laboratory meetings held once a week. This organization actually consists of two clubs: a Boys' and Girls' which function quite independently of each other and yet are closely associated. Once a month the two Camera Clubs hold a combined meeting and quite often combined field trips are arranged. Yearly salons are held by the club in which are judged the winning pictures in the three classes of human interest, nature study, and architecture. Prizes of both cash and equipment are given to winners. Officers of the Girls' Club were Patricia Dennstedt, presidentg Catherine Nelson, vice-presidentg Katherine Kearney, secretary-treasurer. Ofhcers of the Boys' Club were George Prout, presidentg Milton Effron, vice-presidentg Stan- ley Mather, secretary-treasurer. Both clubs were supervised by james H. House, director of the Visual Education Center. Eigbly-Iwo 'F' ,4. . N: . a, . , . rx, , ,- L-.H W ff. -- -f- fyll. illzrler. Salmon. Fwd. Header-on. hizrrell. REITZIYZETI, Romero. Seroud fair. l?c'f11'1.gu'. Frerefe, Gfoze. INEII. Rokfozz. Zfmmermarz, Dorian. Third rout Rizeroll, Cru- Lfzve. G,2n':J. fllcofe. Fozwlln wuz Pzzefifei. Falco. Ali. 1. E. Hulcbnofz. CErap11ir Aria HE fourteen boys and one girl who belong to the Graphic Arts Society are all charter members of this organization which was started in the fall semester of 1955 and is sponsored by the National Education Association. This year the club has been steadily rising in prominence and the members hope some day to see it ranked with the highest in importance. Any student in the printing department, on payment of semester dues, is eligible to join the club. XX'ith their faculty adviser, Mr. E. Hutchison, the members attempt to further the purpose of the organization by promoting interest in graphic arts and inspiring a higher sense of the artistic in printing. Formerly known as the Ben Franklin Club, the Graphic Arts Society is an original branch of the national association. By-laws, drawn up by the officers, have been adopted by the club and will be printed in neat book form. Omcers for this semester were: Dick Ford, president, Tom Salmon, vice- president, John Miller, secretary-treasurer. Eighty-Ilwee r-'ff I VWYW fe' Left Zo right, jirrl row: Snyder, Wfflffdfllf, Mzznkelf, Second row: Srbzzurlz, Bouclaer. jolwrorl. Goldkamp, Wfabrenbrock. Third row: Daley, Mirza-. Mefffiroft. Kerzdrifkr, Monroe, Fzflfvr, Smli. Fourzb row: St. Morris, Dennir, Campbell, Peabody, Rlfzzhzzzf, Wfallore, Damarur. Ffffb rout Mark, St. Morrir, Wfilliamr, Pefefzron, Boldrick, Gonzaler, Sazfirl. 111-13 H O create, maintain and extend throughout the school and the community high standards of Christian character, is the motto which guides the Hi-Y. Under the direction of Coach Frank M. Crosby and Principal john Asel- tine, the group enjoyed many activities during the past semester. Wforking with the Hi-Y members of Hoover and Point Loma High Schools, the Gray Castle boys have been busy mainly with raising money for a cabin at Camp Marston. This year the first national Hi-Y convention was held in Kentucky and Orville Walurenbrock and Homer Peabody, traveling with members from local' high schools, ably represented the Hilltop. In the late spring Laurie Scott, chosen from all the Hi-Y organizations in southern California, represented this section of the United States at a conference in Europe. Besides charging dues, the club endeavors to meet its nnancial obligations through entertainments. A barn dance, skating party, joint dinner with Girl Reserve Council members and a dinner followed by a sport dance were merry events staged in May. The club was managed capably by Otto Goldkamp, presidentg Dick Boucher, vice-president, Louis johnson, secretary, and Orville Wfahrenbrock, tl'C3.Sl11'C1'. - Eigbzy-four Very lim Sung e: XVhen sight and sound of our Castle Fade in the long dreary years, You will recall in your hearts again Memories of old songs and cheers. You who have fought for the old school, Placing her standards so high, You who have stood for fair, square sport, Vifill hear her students cry: Charm: San Diego, San Diego, wave your banners high. San Diego, San Diego, fight until you die. XY'e'll not forget you For you are true blue, Standing always for right. Hear her calling, calling to you, ever Honor the Blue and Wfhite. -By W. F. Reyer. Alma illaivr Hail, Blue and Vlfhite, To thee our song we raise, Loud let our voices ring XVith loyalty and praise. Fortress of love and strength, true. High- and Blue. Guide ever Hail, San Diego Our Wfhite Hail, Castle Gray, The fairest in the West, Lead thou thy children on And give to each success. Through years that come and go We'll e'er he true To San Diego High- The White and Blue. -By Mr. and Mfr. IV. P. Reyer Efglyfyf - Ifrglafy-fix Zin anim 09111 In and out through that line Thats the way our boys will shine When the Cavemen go booming along, When out there on that field It's the other teams that yield When the Cavemen go booming along. So shout! shout! shout! When San Diego's out On that field when she's showing her stuff, Whereler you be it's a Cavemen victory When the Cavemen go booming along. -Wo1'di' by Lozzif Mizrfcfzz Blight 0Dn, Glaurmvn Fight, on, fight on, Cavemen, to victory, Your heart of steel will make your rivals Hee, Keep up your grit, let not your spirit die, Fight on for San Diego High, RAI-l, RAI-I! The Blue and White will hght for every yard, Will round the ends, will smash the foe right hard, Will intercept their pass, our goal will guard, Fight on, Cuvemen, fight on. 'uyflllfj' by fwfr illmfwf Alllljl' by llfllif. U , F. RL'.1'L'1 Aihlvtirn 4 I' , 0. 1' 1 Q L',.',f.lgJ::: A viii' Lf 55 2 Lili ' if-f, 'Q 'EY 5l:,5iI.?L L, , SW, 317' .W l?w.JJx ' V v v 1. , wg, Q ,4-,M Elgin 2 12, 1115-If 1 12 ' V, , lllfileff .2 E, Zia Q E455 beg-jgyh ' in ,w fl 'Qi 1 5' Y fi r' s , , 3' - pf! ,JL F-Mp, X wf , ' 1 ,fi .L , . L . ,M Ag., .N .L 4. v,. , M -,QA '1 J, .1.4 il .1 'AHF . ,A .W , , V J .f L ' V :'1'Y gXf ..t , u V , ., , . . 1 r ,, Fu, , 1 Xa, akin, . ' Q '. agjguf. ' wa M f.- 1, sf vi W- -- . , - .4 Hgg. . K 1 .. ',, . . r qu ,F .k,1kQ l r - 4 1-l L:k1Lx,.1i1- ,Ax -1 n' ' 'V 31 fe':'1,, pa- '11 ,5,1,,,'n,W, tv I X ' I. L,'kj,.,.. ' ln., .m,,m,,3.,. , vc 'N LW. .-W lil .v'.x wi , Aw ..w, ww, A 5 .Ep '. , 1 f ,237 iw 'wigs YL, .Ju 'X ni ' W PF.. V :Nfl N E .H I 2' va-' I , . . 1 X, I ,, ,.. , X X 1 f A , w 5 ' -1 ,Sql .-fi, M' :' R ,. I ii 'll' I JB Q . I fi ,I . . Q V lf V 5v,JQ?4??fL:.f-Qfm 515 ' N H ' 'i Vs C5119 Siahium Dfzfe September 28 Ocrober 5 ,wV.... Ocrober ll ,b.,.A. October 19 OY.. Ocrober 26 .r.. November I . November 9.. November 16 November 25 November 30 December 7 . Eigbfy-eigb! Morro zz' Rzzfrz Brodea ice Cmibwy Cfmrfb Uhr Glnarhva Elhv Ellnnthall Svrlrehulp Riff!! ...DeLong Beach Woodrow Wilson .....,e....,,e,,e,,,,...e,,..,,e,.re,Pomonii .,.,..Stnre Frosh .,..,,,,All1.1lUbI'.1 ,, ,,e,,,, Hoover eme,Plioenix ,..Bye ,,,.,,,,,,.e.....S.lUI.1 Ann ...mllerberr Hoover of Glendale Beach Poly .wmlfirst Coast Lerigue Tourney PXJUU SHUI? R21-.rl S. Long Beach ,,ee,,,, 30 Sim Diegow , c Sm Diego, l'hllL11Nl5I'.l ,, Sm Diego ,, Phoenix , ,, S.mt.1 Am. Sm Diego. Sim Diego. ,, O 6 H -1 f .,l2 O 7 D ii 'o is ca ll IO 7 6 Sim Diego .md Santa Ann de feared Long Beach and A lhambra .. 8 12 Elinnihall THE 1935 San Diego High football squad saw a successful season under Glenn S. Broderick, former head track and Class B football coach. Broderick, for his first season, put a team in the field that set a remarkable rec-ord, winning six games, tieing one and losing only two, those by a single point. In the opening game of the season, the Cavemen won a close victory over Long Beach Vfoodrow XY'ilson, 21-20. The Hillers emerged victorious from their next pair of non-league frays by downing Pomona, 20-0, and the State Frosh, 7-6, Inaugurating their Coast Prep League campaign, the Cavemen nosed out the Moors, 15-6, in a game at Alhambra. On October 26, playing before 16,000 enthusiasts, San Diego and Herbert Hoover waged their annual battle for the city championship in the stadium. After leading their rivals well into the fourth quarter by a six point margin, the Hillers were downed through a series of runs and passes which brought the Cardinals a touchdown after a sustained drive from the forty-yard line. The Cards made the extra point by a lme plunge to win the game. -Iourneying to Arizona the following weekend, the Cavemen tied Phoenix, 12-12, in a game filled with mishaps for the locals. Plunging again into the Coast League tangle, the Hillers ventured north to Santa Ana where they won a 10-7 victory by means of a last minute field goal. After defeating Herbert Hoover of Glendale, 7-0, in the Homecoming fray, the Hillers prepared for the most important game of the year, the Long Beach tilt. Once again jinxed by one point, San Diego was forced to lose a hard fought game, 7-6. At the close of the season, a football carnival was held at Long Beach. Obtaining partial revenge for their defeat at the hands of the jackrabbits, San Diego and Santa Ana beat Long Beach and Alhambra, 8-12, in this novel event. The success of the season was largely due to Coach Broderick and his assistants, Bill Schutte and Coach Dewey Morrow. Trainer Paul Fern, Man- agers Marshall Tomkins and Clark Good were of invaluable assistance to the squad. Eighty-nine Lefl 10 rigfal, firrl row: Berber, G0ldk,1mp, MfCull, limzwz, HVJHIEV. Sermm' rmr: C.uf11m1.1. Baum Sixfo, Adair, Zimmermgm, U iIliL1ma. Third ww: Slurlf, 801771, Ilo.x',wy, DJIIIJVIII, S.IlH1,!g'Ix, Sun Bark 1'0Zl'Z Dearborn, Sfbultz, Wf. Rimv, D.I1AI'i6ll!Ul, TIJOIIIJY, Rmzdall, Milliaxw, SIIYJJEV, Smiffv, Quan Avllffj' 671' fi ,QWKL V. JS . 4111 W ,Ab , , A K Lf-1-,x,k . 1 F E' 'mr' D R fl I ,Y im! 7 ,- , ,A 'Q I . ig, yi as 'T rl Q90 V 5,6 DF ,-SS i 'T '5' Q3 I , , E,..L. '. 1' L ' ft. 5 191. . fha :.., IL.: Pfwiif. C7 911514 Lic. flfffsf L. Diff. Ssfcrij 712141 Calif. l U .',f'.,z?: Efgiu fvimiifft, fk1pV,2,',, Kwf, Tfl'.'7l, mag Aff. .'Q22. Rafi. S:ff:.,:U:. SI. ,Uwvi W' HJ GEMM. 51:2 ' 5,.:,:,f, 1. U ,ff.,:fi. Hn: fu, Riijgfi. Tgfnykifi 1.Ug.J. PM M 1.1111 N: 2: 5 I 4 Lei 1 Frm! wzu, fefl In rigfaf: ilflrzllury, Slaerz, Clerzfor, Rmzdolpla, Cevemz. Second mic: Coach Morroug Rofljzzr, Sfrzrr, Hezzdry, Lee. Third row: Patferiiafz, Brzrib, Perzbody, Erzckrozz Ullgzzj Ifaakrihall HE 1936 basketball squad of the San Diego High School, the best Hilltop casaba aggregation within half a century, slid through the season to annex the Coast League and southern California crowns. The basket-tossing quintuplets, coached by Mike Morrow, romped through the entire year, losing only one game, that to Long Beach, while in the midst of snaring the Coast League title. The most difficult game of the year was with Santa Barbara, who boasted of having won every high school tilt for the last three years. The San Diegans squeezed out a 54-32 victory. After downing Santa Barbara in the Southern California semi-finals, the Cavemen swamped Bonita by a 47-55 victory to win the championship. Although the squad was handicapped by the loss of Julius Skinner, XXfillie Rivas, Eddy Preisler, and Vance Randolph through February graduation, they were able to cope with their adversaries for the balance of the season. Coach Morrow and the entire team are to be congratulated for a most successful season and for their outstanding performances. Ninety-lu'0 Fin: mu, leur: to right: lx'r:tfei'.l. Okerkofz, Suzuki, Snyder, Milef, Ahmlgjf Hjlj' Sgmmj mu.: R575 DW'7 ff vlfff Helped fmzrlv Ike Iexmj. Bell. HJIZETIIY, KI1'.fbbJIll77, Hezzderfon. Ford. lVebb, Bogre, illmzeeil. Tim-ri mu: Mill! LUZMQ. PriIrb,1rd. Broun, P07'l61'. Mizrozifb, Alrlfza. Sobiz. ICIOJZI G.erz1z Brcjeiit-E. Fozuzlv mu: Logan, Gi,vzoI.z. Miller, Blxrk. Rzxdrnzzzjjz, Gwzgglgf, 572015 ezz 13. I reirk IN the opening track meer of the year, the San Diego High School track team, under the leadership of Coach Glenn Broderick, dropped the decision to Vifoodrow XY'ilson High School by a score of 46 2-5 to 66 1-5. After downing Grossmont in a non-league fray, the Hillers were edged out of a victory by Long Beach. The San Diego team placed second in the Southern Counties meet by amassing 1915 points. The Chaffey team, which won the meet, scored 26LQ di its. g After overwhelming Santa Ana, Alhambra, and Herbert Hoover High Schools, the cinderpath artists won the Invitational Meet at the Exposition with a score of 43 points. The Hillers' best performance, however, was given when they walked off with the Coast League Tournament, defeating Long Beach, Santa Ana, and Alhambra. Outstanding records of the year were made by Ben Sohn, who put the shot 50 feet 895 inches to establish a new school record, and Bob Henderson, who cleared 13 feet in the pole vault, within inches of the Olympic Games mark. Nirzefy-three 1 Ulf? mil Qtlgsfh glfgy Left to right, 17111 row: R. Ortiz, LeGmnd, Shelley, Gobel. Sefond row? Rimr, Curzii, Kerr, Tberman, V. Ortiz, Coach M. Morrouf. Third ww: Smfin, Vareno, Dzll, Falconer, Cefemz, Smit, Ulflgvxj Qeiavhall HE San Diego High School baseball team, coached by Dewey Morrow, has just rounded out a successful season. The boys placed second in the American Legion Tournament after defeating both Calexico and Escondido. losing only the game with Herbert Hoover. Embarking on their Coast League venture, the Hilltop swatters were suc- cessful in downing Alhambra, only to be set back by a 5 to 6 defeat at the hands of Long Beach. journeying northward the San Diego aggregation won a close victory over the Moors and followed up their advantage by trouncing Santa Ana with a score of 13 to 4. Playing on our home grounds, the team lost a close game to Long Beach by a score of 8 to 5 which destroyed our hopes of the Coast League crown. The Cavemen made up for this defeat, however, by winning the Pomona 20-30 Tournament trophy for the second consecutive time. Best performances of the year were credited to Bill Skelley, pitcher, and johnny LeGrand, first baseman, who won all tournament honors. Ninety-four X or w..Z...,.f 1 , 1 ' -,is 1 --A . --1 at-A - W 1 g , is, 2 2' , fs f' f-Mfg ll .,v'ff:f:3EQaQ-it ft H . , if ee l' if iff fy 'f'T.+'5-5-253 12:44 TY '- . fxfl H. f ' f- if QL., .iw Q ?' 1. av , 33,3 11 5. ' -- ff.. . 1 fi ' if ix-1 1: QL. .-1 , B ' is S f v . ' UQ' ' f is pf- as 4 1- -.- -1 -an we -P . 3: . . ,,r.,w-faq. iw - if ' i 1 . g . 2' Vxwilafsds -w ., .a if QW ee 1 9 afsag - ' ? ' - 7:7-if'5fff'2 - L 5 C, ' . t .1 is gtg: V ' Nj Ny, s ' ' 1 . ' 'J wif-!,',..,h'- V Q- f cv- .ifizrasfiagzef . . . ' 'f J 1, . if --if f- ' is ' . J ,'ff'ffea.ff. -in.:b'ff.?hi-Q4 ,'-L 15107225- . . .,'-.1 -'iii 11.721 f3.,fkL.f'2.?wf, Y N K -L , lf ,-'--2-i T32 - We Vgfixio-'9 0u,'i,,H9uJm, 1?E'1'7i - CRW- 505. 51115. fsck U il1irzn1.f, Harolcz' Peierforz, Cagrb rrfcf. :in fr, A114445 rquj A,g,1g Ggfdgfg- Lou,-5 ,Ulf-ku H0,7ZE,- Pgyzjjogkp Augrryf Ifjwfbbyluvli 1j'1 z?f' IEE-V ff- BUNCH wuz Bob Kufff. Louif L61-1. Bill Breuefj. HJ:-ri Muck. Tflzlfer Bugg. LJ.zzzcZ' Bffffi. ' ' W Elrnnia CLILIAXING a brilliant season by winning a Coast League championship, San Diego High Schools tennis team is considered in local circles as being one of the most successful ever turned out by the school. During the entire 1956 season only two individual matches were lost, one with Santa Ana and one with Alhambra. Scores of other Coast League matches were: San Diego 14, Long Beach O, San Diego 8, Santa Ana Og San Diego 25. Alhambra Og San Diego 8, Long Beach O. Insofar as outside tournaments go, San Diego was highly successful, with David Brock winning over a large field of competitors to take the coveted Ink trophy by defeating his teammate XX'alter Bugg. Men on the Hilltop squad were: David Brock, No. 1 singles, Walter Bugg, No. 2 singles, Harper Ink, Jr., No. 5 singles, Jack E. Wfilliams, No. 4 singles, Bob Kraft, No. 5 singles, Homer Peabody and Bob Barth, No. 1 doubles, Harry Mack and Alex Gordon, No. 2 doubles. The team was coached by Herbert Peiffer and was managed by Howard Dennis. Nine!-1-jfz 6 1 H 1 ' M. ,.. . Fiizrt mug lefz fo rigbf: ilflaclmdo. Fierro, Kimmel, Hoflerzrfeifz, Ymmzmki, ZVIm'1i1z, Barrier, Preretle. Srbmzrfz. Serwzd four: Adair, Sazzrez, Kimmel, Ixlefgwe, Crwmrbo, W79.Yf0I'?1', Fletrber, Mariel. Coppedge, Sffmfyoifai, Vefzfzznz. Third row: Comfy Cmiby, Zimfzzerfzmzz. Honda, Sbimrzmolo, Bur- neff, Road, IV'if2ff9e1', jobrzmn, Sfbullz, Hohner, Sfofl. Family rout Crzzeiiny, Iluzderbift. Mm'- Iizzez, Page, Gibby, lNlakaz7zum, Kopr, Skimifz. mrvatling HE 1936 wrestling season, with the team under the guidance of Coach Frank Crosby, was one of the most successful San Diego High School has ever seen. Starting with a bang, the Hiller simon-pure bone-benders walked away with the County A. A. U. Wfrestling tournament by amassing twenty-six points to beat out their nearest competitor, the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. Consider- ing the powerful opposition furnished by the San Diego Club, the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A., the City Y. M. C. A., and the San Diego State College, the Cavemen turned in a truly remarkable performance by taking four hrsts and a goodly array of seconds and thirds, thus retaining the county champion- ship for the fifth successive year. The Hilltop squad closed the season in brilliant fashion by winning its first outright Southern California championship in six years by compiling forty- two points, giving them a five-point margin over Wfhittier, defending champion. The matmen collected six additional crowns of the nine available and added a respectable number of seconds. Ninety-rix ' J ' -ev-'WMM' ' , if, L, . f 7 y Wi, , 1, TOP Wu- lil! Zo rigot: Lee ilfozzroe, Guy Soouileg. Bottom rou: Boo Romer, Lee Walker, George Bumezr. f1me.f Kelley. Mull' THE 1956 golf season at San Diego High School saw the local divoters, under Coach Ed Ruffa, playing the Coast League schedule in addition to the usual city matches. After losing a close match to the Alumni, 5-6, the Hillers embarked on their Coast Prep League campaign by playing Long Beach on the northerner's home course. After tieing the jackrabbits, 215-ZQ in their first game, the San Diegans tied a heartbreaker on the San Diego Municipal layout by another score of 25-25. Playing again on the local course, the Hillers dropped a decision, By?-IQ, to the powerful Santa Ana squad, placing them in a tie with the Hares. The Cavemen also rated high among the local high schools, having smothered Coronado in two consecutive games and being evenly matched with Point Loma and Hoover aggregations. The playoffs to determine the varsity ranking showed the following re- sults: Bob Ramet No. 1, Guy Showley and Lee Monroe tied for No. 2, George Burnett No, 4, james Kelley No. 5, Lee Walker No. 6, and Lester Larson No. 7. Ninety-Jezfen lf H ' YZ ......... CEirl'5 Athlvtir Aznnriaiinn . , ' 7,4 ff' , ,,,,., me ff V Aw' aa ZH hh- .1 iii Left I0 figbl, jirfl rout Dodge, Dye, U .1rd, Cr-eelruarz, T.lI1igllL'Z7l, Sl.11zglrfe1'. Seroml' rout Im, Snelling, Harriy, Canirz, Min Miriam Paine, Edelman, Claauis, Kirkelie Third row: G.1rri.vofz Friedman, Gimberg, iHu1l'Pl7E1'.l'07Z, Holzer, Ravel, Baker. Fourth row: Maimarz, Perry, Crazezz, Flenzmer, W'itImaz1, Uvoodlaozue, Mizllim, Crofllauxzile. Fiflly row: Dabrz, Baker, Ken-yon, H.1lu'ell, Hiromzleii. Goodwin, Smifly, Sll1,gm1ro, Cr'o1flvzznzi1e. Sixllr rout M.zy, Imzel, Byerlej. Miller, Kelly Goodwin, Storm, Hayev, Uneldorz. Sererzlb rout Fablee, llniflluff, Allen, R.zr1d.1ll, Maia, Hilemarz Rirzde, TllL'k67', Seymoiir. Eiglvib rout SOIIIIIIEIT, Crerzvell, Hizizaka. Knrafonzi, Doblir, Harrier, ML'K67Z77v1', Millv, Lorelly, Larzg, Sofls. Ninllf row: Rowe, MrOuker, Boyd, Riring, Hnllarzal, Lifflg, Linzal, Kojima, Rifbardf, Llewellyn, George. Tenth row: Gbio, Afhlfllly, Taggarl, Roundf, Prarf, Bolclrifk, Mum, Yatev, MfCLIP'l. Rane-y, Carr, Clara. Elerenlb rout Cinzrzirzgbanz, Matfimzofo Cazoplrell-Sbieldf, Minflaell, Miller, Porter, Tlaomax, Gillir, Colman. Knapp, Verdurpg, Turner v N in et y-eiglat A X , A :ia we me S f Z K L Q fkuingrapha ,X U V' W Zag WMM! . Q 4 j ' xx ' K I sr 4 1 , . 1, -'vt' Lf , I Tktf l A H-, 7L, ,, L I Q Ja vt 1 . N , f' Q L ' X' ' L rl L Q L 5-and QZQQQ N y We KA l 45 Autngrapha iPIumnr W, L M 1 ' Nfl A 4 ,' f, .ffl 15? L91 2, I I x fav -H X wg 1 ww , Qguwk- ,Q ' A 'r-L. A , -M585 'U- ,ff rx xp, 5153. ,wiv M. .-'K .5 K. Q. K, ,H , 1 ,H lf' : 3 A., ai? f, fx 11 L. .MSS Q . ,fe--,. av ,us 'LQ ,if ir L., ,rv n LL ' ' v 4 Q1 .ufw--rf Q ,V 4v:,gu'Ag,,N V. Y - .lj 3, ' 5 V V ,, :- , Q J. , . ,M 5 . ,A ,.. :fi 'AV .Fi M . 1. , '-,V 191 'HB ax.. aww' 451, ... W ,F . ? ,,,, gui' I Wa .Elf A . 4 Q, -4. .nf 1, A S , .f. J' ,, , .M r. x N iq.. r, . My wif 'V 4. W KQV ki ,, ,fg 'X iv . -,-X E . '14 . 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X 1 l7'f,Z4.,f ,,f , , ,, Q ' W ,f Wd , 4 . . J'f4j1, Z,A?!1,L1 Helen Fifzpairrck. I f ic 7 V. -f A , r fs fc V , , f K., - in - . 1 ff ' in , J . , 23,19 ,. bgvgfg-.M., f, , 'af ,k ,Y ,.0. ,, 1.14 Norma Bolclman. ' Glen Munlxelt. 1 4 . -we, .igx . ' 3 eere rw! 5 'X .rf 4 M M X ri Q . NM, Ag 2 X3 Xgsfggg S. 32 A W 3 e To , f- X X 'fs S at NN S XXGQ' :Q .SQ Qi X N T 1? X Ng' Q1 x 55 X 'Wd 'X wg X QQ Herman Baechi and his first love. Eleanor Morrison. A .S x. ' A K raw Howard Cooper. 1, N F5 View , 9 ff? in E 15 ' o Z fl 6. lf? fo- C U' U' Y' mpwwwmw.. V. fmzww 'nw WW . Zvi: A1 - I F, Q.. Q if ' 1 4,191 f f 'fA i , is '1 f' ' . ,ffl gg. L 7' . vw 42' - 1, ',Vf,,1f-,gm A f Y pat Dennsfedf, John Kendrick. Winifred Franck and Siella Ragenovich. Gllttaarnnm Antira Harry Tykie Warner: An awful lot of girls are crazy about mel Emma House: They must be an awful lot. .v jack Zimmerman and Virginia Ross are separated now. I thought it was a case of love on both sides. It was. Jack had a girl friend on the side and Virginia had a boyfriend on the side! Stella: My boyfriend was terribly disappointed when I told him I was a dancerf' Ila Belle: Why, dancers are just the same as other girlsf' Stella: Thats why he was so dis- appointedf' Mr. Reyer: Your son just threw a rock at mc. Mr. Hamman: Did he hit you ? Mr. Reyer: UNO. Mr. Hamman: Then it wasn't my sonf' Betty Payne: Mary Esther, why are you limping? Mary Esther Caldwell: I went horse- back riding yesterday. Betty: Did you fall off ? Mary Esther: No, but I wish I had. Sophomore: Oh, I have an idea. Bob Henderson: Beginners luckln Gilbert Deere: Who was the smallest man in history P Marguerite Titus: The Roman soldier who went to sleep on his watch. ' Tedford Browne: Is George Ellis in? Stude in Russ ofhce: No. Tedford: Well, just throw this assign- ment into the wastepaper basket for himfl Tom Williams: I'm a little stiff from bowling. Coach: I don't care where you're from. Get busy. Gale Medlicott: No wonder I'm tired. I played 36 holes this afternoon. Harry Miller: Golf, eh ?l' Gale: No. I belong to the Harmonica Club. Herman Baecht: How many 'n's' in a doughnut ?,' Sophomore: There aren't any ends. A doughnut is round. Jane Stafford: Did you hear about Erank's stepping in front of a train P June Stafford: Was he killed P jane: ' No. The train was backing up. The old fashioned girl studied cooking when she wanted to learn how to hold a man. The modern Cavebabe studies jui jitsu. One hundred one Zllarnltg Hlinha Our biggest problem should be to keep students from studying too much instead of too little. W. A. Hmrlmarz Speedy Arif Deparfmem' Now, I don't mind if you girls in the Glee Club wear a little rouge, but please don't come plastered! W. F. Pop'f Reyer Mznir Department My definition of the word 'cute' is lovable, huggable and kissablef' H. H. R015 Sciefzre Deparlmemf Good heavens, children, you don't think all you have in your chest is lungs. Alfred Orrzztt Sfiefzre Department If I shut my eyes for ten seconds, will all my class please ditch ? Arlhlzr F. Wfickr Cozumermrl Depazrfmem' I charge 25 cents to see my new Lincoln. Lefairz Killredge lmllzrtriezl Alfa' Depezrlmezzl I dedicate 'Stay As Sweet As You Are' to Nino Matcellif' Major H. P. Kayser Referre Ojfirerr Tmirijug Corpr I can't tell you now. I always have to think first. Harold A. Temzey Grtzdlzafe Blu. rllmzager I would rather teach boys than girls. Mrr. Pauline R. Lanber Home Erozzoniiff D6ID.1I'fl7I61If Qwmemhrr when? 1. Our class as senior B's won the Homecoming stunt? 2. George Ellis exposed the Ex-com- mittee? 3. The jewelry bill of Betty Payne's boy friend went to his father instead and postponed the wedding? 4. Winifred Frank, Harriet Oberg, and Lucille Daney were cheer leaders on Blue and White Day in 1934? 5. San Diego's student body welcomed President Roosevelt to San Diego by forming the word WELCOME? 6. The Hoover Cardinals pecked out a victory over the Cavemen by ONE point? One hundred Iwo A horse stole the show on Home- coming Day? 8. Mabel Grant out-rivaled Claudette Colbert in her fan mail after her speech about General U. S, Grant? jane Staiford thought she was a tight rope walker and went so far as to try walking a straight line on a bedspread? Long Beach tore down San Diego's goal post after they had beaten us 6 to 7? Doris 'lean Stewart and Elena Lock- wood were being initiated into the Girl Reserves and had to scrub the cafeteria court? Auingrzqahn 3111 Apprvriatinn OT until the last copy has been turned over to the printers, the iinal photograph taken and the last layout planned for the engravers, may the editor relax and let others, trained in the work and eager to co-operate, put the finishing touches on The Gray Castle before it is turned over to its readers. It is then that she realizes how futile her efforts would be without the aid and counsel of these assistants. To Mr. Hal Brucker and his associates of Neyenesch Printers, Inc., to Vreeland's Photog- raphers and to the Sunset Engravers, my sincere thanks and gratitude. THE EDITOR. 0716 bzmdfed four wut? A M., , vhw, Wir, sq '! 1 IA, ri I 1164 A lm' F 1 ,r 1 ' J . r',-'m- A' 1 r 5 ' fr x s x f. 1 5 V 1 f 1 F lg! C. 159154 ,W aw. , ,tl , 4's. 1 LN , 4152 1 ' V -v TY zu, ,Y 5 . f . ,E . f . i . if J. 1 ' ' ww 1 3 ' N v ' m -flip. f ' 1 , ,W ww 'fwgfwf Jffinin