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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1938 volume:

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' - . ,mf V :Vg .3311 . 1 ' + I' was QA ,4 fy . .N AF f' Q-1, M1 X i il li 'Q 51 re!'WJ.'9mf3:0 I3 , 2 2 3 -rwrr.v...,,. -,..- 1- Q-,,.,.,-G . .. , tmiwv- -:rwv-W-gf ,1Tmf 7 ---J---. -...., e Gray Castle published lay The Senior A Class ol June 1938 San Diego l-ligh School San Diego, California Dedication 0 Miss ELIZABETH PREESE. esteemed girls' vice-principal and sincere triend ot students and tac- ulty, tor lwer guiding hand, ever- present courtesy, and kindly advice, this I938 Gray Castle is gratefully dedicated. w X V 'I I Contents The Dedication The Foreword The Administration The Gray Castle Statt In Memoriam Seniors Other Classes Organizations Sports Memories The Appreciation Eorevvord The Theme VEN AS YESTERDAY, when the covered wagon blazed new trails across our country, so today do the China Clipper and streamlined train marlc a new epoch in progress. Thus in choosing Trail Blazers tor the theme ot this Gray Castle, we, the June class ot l938, hope that we, too, may be a link in the chain ot tuture progress. The Art XXforl4 N ORDER that our readers may gain a better understanding ot the theme ot the I938 Gray Castle, our art statt has developed tive divfsional pajes depicting the various stages ot progress from the covered wagon age onward. Each section is also preceded lay a small cartoon illustrative ot its contents. The purpose F, when a score ot years has passed, this annual revives pleasant memories of high school days at the l-lilltop, the Gray Castle stott teels that it will then have accomplished its purpose. John Aseltine Principal N his eleventh year as chiet ad- ministrator ot San Diego high school, this executive remains a triend and adviser to looth stu- dents and teachers. l-lis sound ad- vice has helped many graduates determine which path to tollow upon leaving high school. Elizabeth freeze Girls' Vice-Principal ERVING as adviser to Hilltop girls. for almost thirty years, she has made a multitude o-f youthful friends. l-ler poise and dignity have ever set an example for feminine l-lillers. Edward Taylor Boys' Vice-Principal N his attempt to help every Caveman overcome difficult sit- uations, this kindly adviser has be- come recognized as a true friend with a good sense of humor. San Diego City Schools SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Will C. Crawtord BUSINESS MANAGER George M. Crawtord BOARD OF EDUCATION Jacob Weinberger Orton E. Darnall President Vice President Mrs. Mildred S. I-Iale Mrs. Vesta C. Muehleisen Dr. Edward L. Gray Castle Personnel Eight ADMINISTRATION John Aseltine, Principal Elizabeth Ereese, Girls' Vice Principal Edward C. Taylor, Boys' Vice Principal ART Shirley M. Charles, head Mrs. Elsa G. Bauer Dulce A. Lovell Evangeline Ritchey Harriet I-. Southwiclc COM M ERCIAL W. L. Peterson, head Mrs. Rea S. Close Pauline O. Everett Mrs. I-Iarriet P. Eves Eulalie I-IiII J. Allen I-lodges Eollcey Johnson Florence Lormer Mrs. Ida V. Nasatir Mrs. Jewell W. Smith Margaret Sullivan Dorothy M. Treiber Thomas A. Walton Arthur Willis Wiclcs Edna B. Wooster ENGLISI-I Ora M. Cupp, head Mary W. Barlcley Ruth A. Clittord Mrs. Lillian W. Eitzpatrick Alta M. Gallagher Caroline S. Haddock Ered S. I-lolman I-larry Earl Jones Narra L. Jones Louise Leclq Mrs. Beulah G. Meals Ethel Olsen Hazel K. Reed Mrs. Verl E. Smurthwaite Eredric L. Weaver Nancy Wright Hardy FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lawrence W. Carr, head Mrs. Maria S. Contreras Anita M. Hathway Jean R. McPhee Mrs. Meave W. Sharman Mrs. Rena C. Wilder Maurice E. Wright HOME ECONOMICS Grace P. Benoy, head Mrs. Muriel J. Bartlett Julia S. Chubbuck Virginia Lee Elliott Mrs. Pauline R. Lauber Mrs. Bessie B. Wenrich Sally Whittle INEIRMARY Mrs. Ella J. Hammack Mrs. Louise M. Ross INDUSTRIAL ARTS P. H. Heron, head John G. Dickson John H. Doig William W. Golden James E. Hutchison James R. Kennedy Letain T. Kittredge Lionel C. Sherwood B. H. E. Smith LIBRARY Ada M. Jones Theodora Swanbom MATHEMATICS Bernet S. Hale, head Albert F. Alexander Viva K. Dickerson William P. Dunlevy Mrs. Edna H. Gillespie Vera Hawkins D. P. Taylor MUSIC William E. Reyer, head Mrs. Katherine N. Andrews Nino Marcelli Mary K. Phillipoi PUBLIC SPEAKING Wilbur A. Hamman, head Altred Alexander Lois Perkins PHYSICAL EDUCATION-BOYS Dewey J. Morrow, head Glenn B. Broderick Charles R. Church Frank M. Crosby Edward J. Rutta William H. Schutte PHYSICAL EDUCATION-GIRLS L. Evelyn Moran, head Agnes Alspaugh Alice T. Donnelly Mrs. Eva B. Eoelschow Miriam Paine Mrs. Annette B. Stevenson Ann M. Wood R. O. T. C. Lt. Col. H. P. Kayser Sgt. Ivan Huttman SCIENCE Benjamin O. Lacey, head Mrs. lna H. Booker Harry R. Doughty Earl U. Homuth Bertha M. Howe Edward W. B. Mark Edward L. Moore Altred S. Orcutt Edna M. Perry John O. Peterson H. H. Ross Frederic E. Welstead SOCIAL STUDIES Gilbert D. Deere, head Mrs. Clyde E. Box Samuel D. Erwine Charles J. Falk Virginia Gilloon Mrs. Marion M. Gilmore Roy R. Haag Mrs. Olga S. Harnman William J. Lyons Mrs. Florence G. Mar' Mrs. Marv R. Maull Beatrice Simoson John D. Wimmer Alice E. Winter Nine HWWWM' lw X M a BARBARA CLARE DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Editor Business Manager Annual Statt Expresses Thanl4s N an attempt to- produce an annual which would be both interesting and attractive, members ot the Gray Castle statt have worlced dili- gently since February. The statt is indeed tortunate in having an extremely capable art department this semester. Wilma Magini, art editor, completed the tirst divisional page, depicting the covered wagon age, as well as the third one picturing the tirst train. Aiding Wilma were Marion D'Ave, Dorothy Vogt, Martha Smith and Marjorie Phillips. Carol McCabe pro- vided the silhouette cartoons. Candid shots were chosen from pictures entered in the annual's can- did camera contest. Special praise should be given l-loward Germo tor his many snapshots. Much thanlcs is due Mrs. Verl F. Smurthwaite, editorial adviser, Miss Florence Lormer, tinancial director, and Miss Harriet L. Southwiclc, art supervisor. The statt also wishes to express its appreciation to Hal G. Bruclrer ot Neyenesch Printers tor his valuable aid and to Chiclcy Glad- stone, a post graduate, tor voluntary and capable editing ot copy. Senior A's worlcing on the annual were: Barbara Clare, editor: Ellen Byrne, assistant editor: Dorothy Schwartz, business manager: Wilma Magini, art editor: Betty Seaton and Betty Woodhouse, organizations: Mertabel Medaris and Marjorie Payne, seniors: Tom Schelling, sports: Carol McCabe, cartoonist: l-larriet Frost, typist: l-lelen Oderbolz, special teatures, and Kenneth Smith, who supervised the candid camera section. Ten MRS. VERL SMURTHWMTE ELLEN BYRNE MISS FLORENCE LORMER WILMA MAGG!Nl MARJORIE PATNE BETTY SEATON MERTABTELL MEDARIS TOM SCHELLING CAROL MQCABE KENNY SMITH BETTY WOOD!-IOUSE HELEN ODERBOLZ HARRIET FROST Eleven ln Memoriam W. J. Stanton, San Diego high school commercial law instructor 'For twenty-six years, remembered 'For his 'Friendly good humor and admirable character. Josephine Sweeney, junior A, an athletic leader and a lovable friend. Sm my ., gig N We tv V? 3 gm 1, A mn, m.',4 hun ,AJ 5 W og ,. J. E 4 Q . ,Q ,, LA .. W Q -f 1 QM D. QV ww Nw ..2E2 3' 2 W 3' 1, Q Q Seniors ,f 1-Q f-3335 1 K ax W ' we 1 Class Motto Out of the life of school into the school of life. LEONARD BLACK MARJORlE PAYNE MARGIE-LOU KELLEY DAN NIELSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Seniors Begin with a Bump HOWING great enthusiasm tor class activities, more than halt the senior A members attended their tirst attair ot the semester, a skating party at the Mission Beach rink. Although bumps and talls were trequent occurrences, the party was rated successtul. Next event was the senior A sport dance April tirst in the boys' gym. A carnival and April Fool's day motit were carried out. The mothers' tea, honoring mothers ot class members, was held May sixth in the Little Theatre. Attire tor ditch day, vespers, graduation and the ball was modeled in a tashion show presented by senior A girls in Russ auditorium. The Ghost Flies South, a comedy by Frederick Jackson, was staged by members ot the class May eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth in Russ auditorium. Sunburned backs and sore muscles were the result ot Ditch day, May thirty-tirst at Del Mar, when the elders enjoyed a day ot swimming, dancing and other sports. Vesper services are scheduled to be held in Russ auditorium June fifth, with Chaplain A. M. Peterson otticiating. On Gift day, June eighth in Russ auditorium, graduating students will be presented with humorous gitts designed to bring blushes to unsuspecting cheeks. Glamorous gowns, pretty girls and handsome boys will be in evidence at the senior A prom, June eighth, in the Mission Beach ballroom. The ball is the last social event ot the seniors. Bidding tarewell to the Gray Castle, graduates will receive their diplomas on the stage ot the organ pavilion in Balboa park, June tenth. Eighteen MISS MARY PHILLIPI MARGARET WOODALL MISS FLORENCE LORMER Adviser Senior A Play Business Adviser ART DOMINY GRAHAM KELLY ANN FISHER BARBARA CLARE Ditch Day Senior A Russ Commencement Annual CYNTHIA PASWATERS JACOUELINE FOERSTER PAT D'AVE VIRGINIA MAGUIRE Gift Day BaII Vespers Sport Dance BOB RAGENOVITCH MARY JO SCI-INELL JACK AXELSON DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Skating Party Motto Assemblies Business Manager THEA BETH RICE HELEN HEAD GAY DILL PERSIS THORPE Senior A Song Publicity Flowers Historian C-EORGIE LINDSEY ESTELLE STRUGO BETTY WOODHOUSE Rings Mothers' Day Tea Announcements Nineteen First row: Rice, Oderbolz, Bartlett, Maguire, Alison, Storm, Kelly, Maggini, Baldelli, Smith. Second row: l-lironalca, Wahrenbrock, Conner, Posten, Dill, Wilmoth, Kunlcle, Elliot, Winlce. Third row: Warren, Schnell, Goldsmith, Brown, l-larlcelrath, Greenrnan, Fisher, A., Long. Fourth row: Evans, Fisher, B., Milliard, Morishita, Gay, Brown, Johnson. Fifth row: Gates, Wagner, W. F. Reyer, director, Lindsey. Choir Upholds Tradition LIMAXING three years ot vibrant, pulsing high school lite, the senior A members ot the l-lilltop's twin Advanced Glee clubs are scheduled to appear at vespers and commencement, where they will be lcnown as the senior A choir. Begun more than twenty years ago by Miss Nell Cave, a tormer l-lilltop music teacher, the senior A choir has become a tradition ot the Gray Castle. W. F. Reyer, head ot the l-lilltop music department, has acted as director ot the choir tor many years: accompanist is Mrs. Reyer. Senior A Class Song by Thea Beth Rice San Diego, we salute you, San Diego, we'll be taithtul Comrade, dear and true. To your standards high: Years may pass: we'll still recall Long may be your victory, Your steadfast white and blue. Long may your colors tly. With this June class ot thirty-eight With our class song ot thirty-eight Your memory will stay On this, our tarewell day, And ever echo in our hearts, We give you thanlcs tor guidance true Dear Old Castle Gray. Dear Qld Castle Gray. Twenty l ins. is Mmm First row: Gloria Winke, Betty Hawkes, Phyllis Faulk, Frances Moyer, Margaret Stanley. Second row: Henry Alsten, Cottardo Ghio, Mary Cesario, Jerry Holtzman, Art Dorniny, Margaret Woodall. ll-he Ghost Flies South' LEVERLY enacted by a cast ot outstanding Hilltop thespians, The Ghost Flies South, a tive-act comedy by Frederick Jackson, was presented as a Senior A production in Russ auditorium May I8, I9 and 20. Expertly directed by Alfred Alexander, the tarce, which had many hilarious moments, was applauded by a delighted audience. The story centers around the Meredith sisters, Anita, played by Margaret Woodall, and Diana, enacted by Frances Moyer. Reared to regard gambling as a vice to be spoken ot only in hushed tones, the two girls nevertheless decide to gamble on the stock market and, unfortunately, win S400,000. To prevent Morgan, Anita's tiance, played by Art Dominy, and his aristocratic mother, Mrs. Winthrop, portrayed by Margaret Stanley, trom discovering the truth, the girls invent a mythical Uncle William, who, they say, has died and lett his fortune to Anita. Others in the cast include: Gloria Winke as the eccentric grand- mother ot the Meredith girls: Cottardo Ghio as Tyler Rankin, a broker in love with Diana: Henry Alsten as Homer Reed, a pompous lawyer, Phyllis Faulk as Mrs. Homer Reed: Jerry Holtzman as Buck Hollis, a cowboy: Mary Cesario as Chiquita, an Indian squaw, and Bettie Hawkes as the maid. Twenty-one l-lonor l-lE Scholarship l-lonor Roll ot the Class ot June IO, l938, has been compiled in the ottice ot the high school. This record is based on the work ot the tive senior high school semesters. All students whose semester grades ot A lsuperiorl number eleven or more are placed on the honor roll. Students who enter with grades ot A trom other schools will have their A's accepted tor the honor roll providing they malce as good grades while in attendance at San Diego l-ligh School. Persis Gene Thorpe Emma Lucille Baldelli Doris Maxine Perry Mary Barr Cory Charlotte Mary l-lughes Tetsuzo l-lirasalci Thomas Timothy Croclcer John l-ledley Scudder Elise Veturia Quitsow John Allan Axelson Marion Rose Mattioli Marjorie C. Payne Jean Abendroth Richard l-larding Applin Mary Belle Savage Gloria Eileen Winke Jaclc Burgess l-larriet Ann Eisher Eranlc Janowslry Barbara Jane Lindslroog Johnnie Audrew Maull Mary Frances Ravet Thomas Crombie Schelling Dorothy D. Schwartz Richard Thorne Werlich Alma Erances Doig Twenty-t Abbott, Marjory Elaine Memorial. San Diego State Acosta, Consuelo Ester Memorial: G. A. A, San Diego State Albro, William Roosevelt. Pasadena Junior College Alexander, Robert Van Slyclr Roosevelt: Ritle Team. University of Washington Alston, Henry Farrell Dallas, Texas. University of California Anderson, Etta Memorial. Marriage Abendroth Jean Roosevelt: C. S. F.: Orchestra. Music Conservatory Ailren, Robert E. Memorial: Chevrons. San Diego State Alexander, Muriel Fern Roosevelt: Drum M a j o r e s s: Band: Orchestra: C, S. F.: Gray Castle Musicale. Stanford Alison, Norma Lee Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Glee Club: Homecoming. Anderson, Leonard Donald Roosevelt. Auditor Anderson, Jean Roosevelt: C. S. F, Costume Designing Twenty-three And erson, John Lee Horace Mann: Hi-Y: Baslcet- laall: Football. Apprentice School Applin, Richard H. Horace Mann: Chevrons: De Molay. San Diego State Arata, David K. Memorial: Seinen-Kai: Westling Team. San Diego State Aubrey, Judith Linnon Horace Mann: Girl Reserves: G. L. Board. San Diego State Axelson, Theodore P. Horace Mann. Navy Bailey, Martha Lei Memorial: Hi-Jinx: Girl Re- serves. Trade School Twenty-tour Andersen, Raymond Virgil Horace Mann. Federal Art School Araiza, Beatrice Bell Memorial: Drill Team. University ot Calitornia Aslnenaizer, Naomi Memorial: G. L. Social Service. Nurse Axelson, John Allan Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Sr. A Cabinet: Jr. Vice-Pres.: Sr. B. Vice-Pres.: Ex-Committee. University ot California Baclrlund, Helen Faye Ontario, Calit. Work Baldelli, Emma X Memorial: G. L. Pres.: Glee Club: Hi-Jinx:?C. S. F. San Diego State Ball, Geraldine Horace Mann: Debate. Cornptometer School Barnes, Ted Memorial: Football: Wrestling. Wrestler Bartlett, Helen Kathryn Horace Mann: Gray Castle Musicale: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir. San Diego State Baum, Otto Memorial: Graphic Arts Club. Becker, Ed Memorial: Varsity Football:Var- sity Basketball: Traclc: Jr. Ex- change Club: Varsity S Club. U. S. C. Horace Ma Benner, Harrison Worlc Q 6 i I .Q Barker, Lawrence Roosevelt. University ot California Barnet, Margie Horace Mann. Art School Bashore, Rita lliene Los Angeles, Calif. Baucom, Vivia n Pearl Memorial Beauty School Belyea, Lois Roberta Cambridge, Mass.: Drama Club. San Diego State Bennet, Wilfred E. Memorial. Work or Diesel School Twenty-tive Bennette, Norma Anne Memorial. San Diego State Bettag, Frank Michell, S. D. San Diego State Beyerle, Ann Horace Mann: Blue and White Day: Hilltop Day: Girl Re- serves: I-li-Jinx. San Diego State Biewener, .lol-in Roosevelt: Guard Force: Vars- ity Traclc: Hi-Y: C. S. F. Blanlxen, Elaine Barbara Memorial: Chevronettes: Drill Team. Business College Bonnifield, Sybil lrene Horace Mann: Adv. Orchestra: Jane Delano Club: Gray Castle Musicale. San Diego State Twenty-six y - f I-C.. WMM W? Benton, Betty Jane Our Lady of Peace: C. S. F. Day: Girls' Day. Stanford Beva ns, Frieda Geneva McAlester, Olcla. Nurse Bianco, Margaret serves: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Black, Leonard Horace Mann: Varsity Traclc: Varsity Football: Sr. A. Pres.: Varsity S Club. University ot Calitornia Boldman, Geraldine Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Non-Partisan Voters' League Secretary. San Diego State Booth, Margaret Pt. Loma High: Russ: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: C. S, F.: Hilltop Day: Jr. Citizens' League. University ot California Femmes cle Guerre: Hilltop G. L. Social Service: Girl Re: Memorial: Jr. Citizens' League' Booth, Richard C. Akron, Ohio. Boughn, Marian Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Job's Daughters. San Diego State Bradley, Elva Joanne Memorial. Work Bratt. Harry Robert Los Angeles, Calit. Chevrons: B Football. San Diego State Bridgman, Robert Lee Memorial: Varsity Football: Hi- Jinx. San Diego State i Brousse. Sheila Violet Nogales, Arizona. San Diego State Boucher, Ruth A. Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Hill- top Day: Homecoming: Blue and White Day: G. L. Social Service: G. A. A, University ot California Braclrett, Thomas Frank Memorial. Work Branche, Billie Marie Eagle Pass, Texas: Girl Reserve San Diego State Braun, Dorothy Emily Memorial: Girl Reserves Work Brooks, Pearl Oklahoma City. Business College Brown, Annie Wadell Memorial: Hi-Jinx, San Diego State Twenty-seven Brown, Betty Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Brown, Earle Robert Vancouver, Canada: Varsity S Club: Creative Writing Club: Glee Club. San Diego State Brown, Kenyth Harris Charleston, S. C. Clemson College Bruner, Le Roy Roosevelt. C. C. C. Camp Bryant, Tom Roosevelt. Radio Aviation Burgeson, John Roosevelt. San Diego State Twenty-eight, Ji cr .H- Brown, Charles Arnold Roosevelt: Student Camera Club: Boys' Glee. Motion Picture Plwotograplwer Brown, Julien P. Memorial. San Diego State Brunnelle, Rubie Woodrow Wilson: Jr. Citizens' League: Girl Scouts: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Brya nt, Emily Violet Roosevelt. Mercy College ot Nursing Burger, Carl E. Roosevelt: Jr. Varsity Football. San Diego State Burgess, Jack Roosevelt: Worlcl-Peace Club: C S F San 'Diggs State Burkhart, Rose E. Altoona, Penn. Accountant Butler, A. Grace Roosevelt, Byrne, Ellen Anita Toledo, Ohio: Russ: Quill and Scroll: Annual: C. S. F.: Home- coming. San Diego State Caldwell, Jean Marguerite Denver, Colorado: Girl Re- serves. San Diego State Callahan, William Dick Memorial: Little S Club: Wrestling. San Diego State Campbell-Shields, Fiona Horace Mann: Russ: World Peace Club: G. L. Board: Girl Reserves. Marriage Burke, Frances Irene Horace Mann: G. A. A. College ot Commerce Butler, Richard David Roosevelt: Hi-Y: Varsity Foot- ball. Cabanillas, Mary Henrietta Caldwell, June Denver, Colorado: Homecom ing: Girl Reserves: G. L. Board San Diego State Campbell, Phyllis Lou Memorial. San Diego State Cartwright, Leah Jean Horace Mann. Business College Twenty-nine Cash, John Memorial: Guard Force: Hi-Yi Student Camera Club: Track Team Mgr.: Jr. Varsity Track. Cazessus, Alex R. Memorial: Wrestling. Work Cesario, Mary Memorial: Glee Club: Hi-Jinx. Cheaves. Charles Memorial: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Chiera, Chelsa Ida Memorial. Commercial College Clare, Barbara Roosevelt: Student C a rn e ra Club: Russ: Girl Reserves: Quill and Scroll: Hilltop Day: Sr. A Cabinet. San Diego State Thirty Casanova, Elena Memorial: Drill Team: Russ. Stenographer Cervantes, Catalina Horace Mann. San Diego State Chatterley, A. Warren Horace Mann: Gens de Guerre San Diego State Cheesman, Paul R. Memorial: Graphic Arts Club Sari Diego State Christian, John R. Roosevelt: Graphic Arts Club Printer Clark, Billy Anderson Memorial: Soph, Football. Caltech Clark, Florence Marjorie Roosevelt: Hi-Jinx. San Diego State Cloc, John Paul Comm, Esther Roslyn Alberta, Canada. Business College Conner, Doris Margaret Oceanside, Calif.: Glee Club: Sr. A Ctioir: G. l.. Board: Reserves! Hi-Jinx. Woodbury's College Contreras, Mary Dolores Roosevelt: Jane Delano Business College Coppedge, Glen Alven Arizona. Wrestling Team Captain Club. Girl Clavell, Peggy Jeannette Memorial. Cosmetology Colston, David J. Horace Mann: Jr. Varsity Foot ball, Wforlc Conn, Cleva Memorial. Post Graduate Conniry, Rosemary Roosevelt. Work Cooper, Ruth Horace Mann: Drill Team: Girl Reserves: Bible Club: G. A. A, San Diego State Cormier, William Henry St. Anttrony's Seminary: De- bate: C. S. F.: Hilltop Day: Ex-committee: Hi-Jinx: Russ: Glee CI ub: Homecoming: Wrestling. Eastman Conservatory ot Music Tliirty-one Cornell, Wayne Cullen Memorial: Gens de Guerre: De- Molay. San Diego State Cory, Mary Los Altos, Calif.: C. S. F,: Gray Castle Musicale: Girl Reserves: World Peace Club. Business College Cowger, Beryl Omaha, Nebraska: Girl Re- serves. Crocker, T. Timothy Roosevelt: A. S. B, President: Hi-Y: C. S. F.: Guard Force: Wrestling Team: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Crosthwaite, Selia Mary Memorial: G.A. A.: Drill Team. San Diego State Currier, Mary Lee Memorial: G. A. A. San Diego State Thirty'two Cornett, William Forrest Jr. Santa Monica, Calit.: Hi-Y: Jr. Exchange Club: Track: Foot- ball: Athletic Commissioner. San Diego State Cotterell, Eileen Grossmont High: G. A, A. Crivello, John Roosevelt: Wrestling: Little S Club. Bookkeeper Crossley, Ed Memorial: Hi-Y: Jr. Exchange: Varsity Football: Jr. Varsity Baseball: Varsity S Club. San Diego State Currier, Eileen Dorothy Memorial: G. A. A.: C. S. F. Business College Curtis, Dolores Eileen Horace Mann: Accordion Club: Hi-Jinx: Hilltop Day. Woodbury's Business College Cutler, Lois Jean Woodrow Wilson. Beauty School Darby, Richard Horace Mann: B' Work Davis, Daniel N. Los Angeles, Calit. San Diego State Davis, Sylvia E. M emorial. Dean, Robert Dale Memoriai: Graphic Jr. Varsity Football. San Diego State Dellinger, Wilma G. Our Lady ot Peace San Diego State Football. Arts Club: 3 5 1 Daniel, Minnie Roosevelt. Civil Service D'Ave, Marion Brownie Horace Mann: Sr. A Cabinet: Homecoming: Blue and White Day:Girl Reserves: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Davis, Everett Glen Roosevelt: Varsity Football: Jr. Excange Club: Little S Club. San Jose State Davis, Vivian Anna Honolulu, T. H. Mercy College ot Nursing Dedriclr, Eileen Fisher Memorial. Beauty College Dellmann, Clara Louise Roosevelt: G. A. A.: Home- coming: World Peace Club: Hilltop Day: Riding Club. San Diego State Thirty-three DeMangus, Louis Memorial: Student C a rn e r a Club Pres.: Graphic Arts Club: Non-Partisan Voters' League. Photographic School Derrick, Evelyn Lois Memorial. Work Dessau. Violet Eureka Springs, Arkansas Nurse DeTuri, Frank Memorial: Starlit Racing: Golt Team. Work Dill, Ellen Gay Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Girl Reserves: Job's Daughters: Sr. A Cabinet: G. L. Board. San Diego State Dixon, Walter Douglas Roosevelt: Hilltop Day: Guard Force. Thirty-tour Dennstedt, Aaron Ernst Los Angeles, Calit.: Hi-Y: DeMolay. University ot Calitornia Desa nti, Joseph Roosevelt. Work Detrez, Irene Dorothy Memorial. Work Dildine, Alfred Carr Guam: Gens cle Guerre Pres. San Diego State Dillahunt, Merrie Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Gray Castle Musicale: Jr. Citizens League: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Doertler, Bob Los Angeles, Calit.: Russ Car oonist. Chenard's fb ' 4 . 4 fi ll tn , KJV Q. . K I 1653? of Doig, Alma Woodrow Wilson: G. L. Board: Russ: Quill and Scroll: Non- Partisan Voters' League: C.S.F. Pres.: Homecomin San Diego State Dorothy, Oliver Dea Q. n O'Neill, Nebraska: R. O, T. C. Douglas, Leonard Clarence Memorial: Band: Gens de Guerre. San Bernardino, Cali Dowell, Diclr Bremerton, Wash. Molay. Naval Academy Duddy, Jack F. : l-li-Y: De Los Angeles: Basketball: Hi-Y: Jr. Exchange Club. San Diego State Egolf, Earle Roosevelt: Guard Chevrons. San Diego State Force: C.S.F.: 1 L ,rj Dominy, Arthur Lewis Roosevelt: Gens de Guerre: Bible Club: Drama Club: Sr. A Cabinet: Jr. Citizens' League: Homecoming: Hi-Jinx: Hilltop Day. Wheaton College: Naval Chaplain Dorton, Charles C. Woodrow Wilson: Graphic Arts Club. San Diego State Dowdy, Joseph Harold Waukegan, Ill.: Chevrons San Diego State Doyle, John Louis San Antonio, Texas Dukes, Ed na Hazel Memorial. Beauty School Eldridge, Robert Ralph Ysleta, Texas. San Diego State Thirty-five Elgasser, Charles Roosevelt. Jeweler Ellis, Marguerite Frances Rideau St. Convent: Drama Club. Engleman, Katherine Frazier Evans, William Anthony Horace Mann: Hi-Y: Football. San Diego State Ewing, Agnes Mae Roosevelt. Farina, Helene V. Vevers, France Thirty-six Varsity Aw-' ov Elliott, Dolores Bell Woodrow Wilson: Glee Club: Gray Castle Musicale: Hi-Jinx. Business College Elrod, Floy Lee Phoenix, Ariz. U. C. L. A. Evans, Jaclr Ardmore, Olcla.: Hilltop Day: Glee Club: Wrestling: Gray Castle: Camera Club. San Diego State Evey, Vivian Virginia Horace Mann: Badminton Club: C. S. F.: Hilltop Day: Gray Castle Camera Club, San Diego State Falco, Carl S. Memorial. Finley, Miles Rush Bayside, New York: Chevrons DeMolay. U. S. Naval Academy Fa ullc, Phyllis Katherine Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Hill- top Day: Song Leader: Blue and White Day: Homecoming: G. L. Board: Drama Club. Barnard-Columbia Ferriera, Julieta Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Business College Fisher, Harriot Ann Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Sr. B Treas.: Sr. A Cabinet: Russ:G.L. Board: Girl Reserves: Hilltop Day: Sr. A Choir. Stanford Fletcher, Henry Thomas Horace Mann: Wrestling: Arch- ery Club. Ryan Aeronautical School Foerster, Jacqueline Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Sr. A Cabinet: Hi-Jinx: Jr. Citizens League: World Peace Club. San Diego State Forrest, Valerie lone Memorial: G. A. A. Cosmetology Ferguson, Dorothy Elaine Horace Mann: Camp Fire Girls. San Diego State Fisher, Robert E. Horace Mann: Glee Club. Work Flakoll, Darwin Justice Horace Mann: Russ: World Peace Club: Quill and Scroll: DeMolay. San Diego State Fletcher, Opal Marie Roosevelt: G. A. A. Nurse Ford, Edward Jack Memorial. Machinist Fox, Freclericlr Horace Mann: Varsity S Club: Football. Thirty-seven Fran r Seu ma Cub l'1JVe YSI Q 45 'Wy C , AQ French, Shir ey Jean Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Student Camera Club: Russ . e ,, ' I orace M nii ' C. S. F.: Riding l . U' vs, . 5 if .IX 5 N- 'v' G. A. A.: Gray Castle Musi- cale: Drama Club: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Frost, Harriet Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: An- nual, Woodbury's Business College Gallagher, Martin J. Horace Mann. San Diego State Gorton, June Laurinda Roosevelt: World Peace Club. San Diego State Gathright, Howard Batesville, A r lc.: Orchestra: Band. U. S. Navy School ot Music Thirty-eight Fransen, Naomi Harriet Ong, Nebraslca. Business College Frisbic. Ralph C. Jr. Horace Mann. San Diego State Furry, Fred Leonard Roosevelt: Wrestling: G r a y Castle Camera Club: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Gano, Mary Jo Prescott, Arizona Nurse ,M vm J, Gates, Joseph Norman Memorial: Gems de Guerre Glee Club. San Diego State Gay, James King Roosevelt: G-lee Club: B Basketball. Gellein, Raymond Lange Horace Mann. San Diego State Germo, Howard F. Point Loma' Gra Castle Cam 1 Y era Club Pres.: Accordion Band, National Radio School Gibbs, Dan H. Memorial: Jr. Varsity Football Wrestling: Little S Club Hi-Y. Giles, Haroldine F. Horace Mann: Adv. Orchestra: Gray Castle Musicale. San Diego State Goeddel, Mary Memorial: Drill Team. Nurse Goodwin, Betty Francis Roosevelt: G. A. A. San Diego State Gentry, Lucius EI Centro: Traclc Team, San Diego State ai- l Ghio, Micheal Cottardo Roosevelt: Drama Club: B l Football. Work Gibson, John W. Horace Mann. San Diego State Gillis, Robert William Jr. Escondido, Calit.: Hill-t f Basketball, veil Leade' rea Club. -. San Diego State ' Goldsmith, Maryedna Roosevelt: Glee Club: G. L. Social Service: Sr. A. Choir. San Diego State Gray, Bernard A. Memorial. Gardener Thirty-nine Green, Agnes Olivia Memorial. Kelsey-Jenney ., 2 . wig , P -fr x JW' Greer, Joan Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: G. L. Board: Blue and White Day: Riding Club. San Diego State Guaderrama, Evelyn Roosevelt: Hilltop D Social Welfare. San Diego State Gurziclr, Edgar Detroit, Michigan. Hage, Fred S. Jr. Point Lorna: Gens de University ot California Harwood, Ruth Alice Springtield, Missouri. Nurse Forty ay: G. Guerre Greenman, Charlaine Nanetle Woodrow Wilson: Gray Castle Musicale: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir. San Diego State Gross, Maurice Nagy Memorial: Soph. Football, Caltech Gurling, Martin Henry Memorial. Aircraft Construction Haarala, Gretchen Sally Roosevelt San Diego State Hardy, Hope-Esther Roosevelt. Hatch, Lincoln Franl: Roosevelt. Machinist Hawkes, Bettie Head, Helen Roosevelt: G. A. A.: Drama Roosevelt: Rugs: Quill and Club: Hi-Jinx: Homecoming! : Scroll: Sr. A Cabinet: Girl Bowling Club: Hilltop Day, Scouts. San Diego State San Diego State Heck. Mafidn Le Nell' Heftner, Dorothy Memorial- Horace Mann: Attendance Ot- Clerical Work LCG. Held, Mary Louise Henson, Juanita Lorraine Horace Mann: C. S. F. Booker T. Washington: Girl Re- Work serves: Hi-Jinx. San Diego State 4 Herk tJ ace Mann: Student Camera Club Pres.: Gens de Guerre: Hilltop Day: Glee Club: De- Molay: Constitution Revision Herskowitz, Rose Portland, Oregon: C. S. F. San Diego State Committee San Diego State HMM- Beffv Han, amine A. Memorial: Jane Delano Club. Girl Reserves. BCGUW School College ot Pacific Hlmaka' Suma Hines, Betty Jean Memorial: G. A. A.: Seinen- : Roosevelt: Drill Team: Student Kai. Camera Club. San Diego State Fortyvone Hirasalri, Tetsuzo Memorial: C. S, F.: Seincn-Kai: Sr. A Choir. San Diego State Hoeger, Bob Holtzman, Jerry Martin Horace Mann: Yell Leader: Drama Club. San Diego State Hoover, Verna Maxine Roosevcltg Jane Delano Club Pres.: Non-Partisan Voters' League. Marriage Houghteling, Evelyn Castleford, Idaho: Gray Castle Camera Club. San Diego State Hughes, Charlotte Rooseveltp World Peace Club: C. S. F.: Jr. Citizens' League: Hilltop Day: Badminton Club. San Diego State ' Forty-two Hironaha, Tsuneko Kita Roosevelt: Girl Reserves F.: Seinen-Kai: CJ, A. A., Friendship Committee. Mercy College ot Nursing Holt, Eugenia Phoenix, Arizona: Gr. A. Work Hong, Raymond L. Roosevelt, Maiwa Club. Canton, China Horn, Mary Charlotte Roosevelt. Work . Houston, Sam Roosevelt. San Diego State Hughes, Joe Edwin Jr. Canal Zone. University ot Arizona C.S 6.L A. Hughes, Margaret Roosevelt. Mercy Collcgc ot lrish, Bertha May Horace Mann. Jackson, Lorraine Point Loma: G. Kelsey-Jcnney Janowslrey, Frank San Diego State Jennings, Jane Roosevelt: Girl San Diego State Johnson, Carlos Nursing A. A.: l-lifJir1x. Reserves Wahoo, Nebraslca: Quartet: Glee Club: Jr. Varsity: C. S. F. lnglett, Gwendolyn Sweetwater High: l-li Jinx Kelsey-Jenncy Irwin, Phoebe Kathryn Waterloo. Iowa: Janc Delano Club. Nurse Jacobs, Ralph Horace Mann: Football Mgr Track: Hi-Y. Sari Diego State Jenkins, Helen Zuma Roosevelt. Jessen, Dorothy Roosevelt. San Diego State Johnson, Mildred Roosevelt: Girl Reserves l-lll top Day. San Diego State Johnson, Royetta Grace Horace Mann: Drill Team: Bible Club. College ot Commerce Jones, Frances Marguerite Memorial. Jose ph, Gertrude G. Sacramento, Calif. San Diego State Kelly, Graham McDonald Concord, Mass.: C. S. F.: Sr. A Cabinet: Delvlolay: Activity Commissioner: R u s s Editor: Quill and Scroll: Hi-Y. Kelly, Robert G. Horace Mann: Drama, Music, Debate Commissioner: Debate Pres.: World Peace Club. San Diego State Kendall, Ward Donald Huntington Beach, Calit.: Arch- ery Club: R. O. T. C.: Football. South Western Forty-tour Johnson, William l.. Woodrow Wilson. Jordan, Mary Margaret Our Lady ot Peace: Drama Club: Hi-Jinx: Hilltop Day: Homecoming. Art School Kaiser, Bettie D. Horace Mann: Student Camera Club: G. A. A.: Drill Team: Girl Reserves. Marriage Kelly, Margaret Louise Roosevelt: Glee Club: Girl Re' serves: G. A. A.: Femmes de Guerre: Hi-Jinx: Sr. A Cabinet: Soph. Vice-Pres. San Diego State Kelly, Rodger Boyd Kenyon, Kathryn Evabell Roosevelt: G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves. Kelsey-Jenney Kerr, Ted Frank Roosevelt. Kielbauch, Mary Jean Springfield, Missouri. University of South Dakota King, Douglas Andrew Vallejo, Calif.: Russ: Bible Club. Cornell Knight, Helen Janet Hoover: G. A. A. Davis Beauty School Krarup, Walter Joseph Oklahoma City. U. C. L. A. Kubo, Yoshiko Memorial: Seinen-Kai: l-li-Jinx: Hilltop Day. Work Kestler, Kathryn Roosevelt. Kincaid, Philip Memorial. Kiskaddon, George San Antonio, Texas: change Club. Harvard Koide, Henry S. Memorial: Seinen-Kai. Kruse, Charles Bemidji, Minnesota. San Diego State Kulpe, Dorothy Ann Memorial. La Verne College Jr. Ex Forty-tive Kunlrle, La Vera Horace Mann, Glee Club: Sr. A Choir: l-li-Jinx. Kyftin, Jacqueline Puelolo, Colorado. Stenographer La Chapelle, Jack Vincent Roosevelt: I-li-Jinxg Jr, Citizens' League. San Diego State La Gamma, Frank Memorial. Work Lamont, John Bremerton, Wash., Gems de Guerre. San Diego State Lawrence, George Francis Horace Marin, Defvlolay. Business College Forty-six Kurt, Geraldine Roosevelt. San Diego State Kyle, Jewell Hazel Sweetwater High: Orchestra Kelsey-Jenney Laengle, Frances Memorial: Hi-Jinx. College ot Commerce La Hare, Louise Marie Memorial. Cosmetology Laning, Virginia Belle Berkeley, Calit. San Diego State Lee, Albert M. Memorial, Maiwa Club. Work Lee, Byron Alvin Salt Lalce City, Utah: Delvlolay. National Radio School Lee, Maureen Horace Mann. Work Lehrlrind, Paul B., Jr. Bozeman, Montana: DeMolay. University ot Arizona Leovy, William Honolulu, T. H.: C. S. F.: Hill- top Day: Gems de Guerre. University ot California Lindsey, George Rollin Roosevelt: Glee Club: Quartet: Gray Castle Musicale: Sr. A Cabinet: Dramatic Club: Hi- Jinx. Glendale J. C. Logan, George Morrison Akron, Ohio: Hilltop Day: Golf Club. Lee, Lorin Harry Salt Lalre City, Utah:DeMolay. National Radio School Leeper, Lola Estelle Roosevelt: Drama Club. San Diego State Leith, Mary Myrtle Roosevelt. Limpus, Don Roosevelt. Lindslroog, Barbara Jane Roosevelt: G. l.. Board: C. S. F.: Glee Club: Bible Club. San Diego State Long, Lonny Woodrow Wilson: Glee Club: Drama Club: Hi-Jinx. Singer ' X KIA 7025 JLJZMLJJMOLMMJ4 Forty-sevrfn Loperena, Julie John Horace Mann: Football Wrestling: Hi-Y. San Diego State Lowe, Thomas M. Memorial: Maiwa Club. Ludwig, Mary Eleanor Roosevelt. San Diego State Lyon, Mary Maxine Escondido, Calif. McArthur, Sylvia Ann Roosevelt: Russ: Girl Reserves: Gray Castle Camera Club: Drama Club: Hilltop Day. Mercy College of Nursing McClure, Betty M. Horace Mann: Hilltop Day. Business College Forty-eight Lovell. Lois Memorial. Post Graduate Lowen, Frances Margaret Roosevelt. Beauty School Lyde, Jack Memorial. Maclver, Mildred Mary Oakland, Calif.: C.S.F.: GAA Kelsey-Jenney McCabe, Carol Roosevelt: Annual. Art School McCormack, Benton D. Roosevelt: Starlit Racing. San Diego State McKamey, Barbara Ann Horace Mann: G. L. Board: Hi- Jinx: Hilltop Day. San Diego State McVeigh, .laclr R. Roosevelt: C. S. F. San Diego State Matfioli, Marion Los Angeles, Calif.: C. S. F.: G. A. A.: Riding Club: World Peace Club. University ot California Maguire, Virginia Corinne Our Lady ot Peace: Sr. A Cabinet: Hialinx: Glee Club. San Diego State Major, Patricia Hammond Roosevelt: Bible Club: G.A.A. Bible Institute ot Los Angeles Martin, Franlrlin Cristobal, Canal Zone: B. F. Sec.: C. S. F.: Russ: Gens de Guerre: DeMolay. The Citadel McKnight, Leonard M. Memorial. Navy Mack, Peabody Louis Portland, Oregon: Little S Club: Varsity S Club: Tennis Oregon State Maggini, Wilma Roosevelt: Annual. Art School Maio, Pete Frank Memorial: Wrestling: Sopli Football. Mamiya, Umelro Memorial: Seinen-Kai: G. A. A Marxmiller, Genevra Norma Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Blue and White Day: Home coming: G. L. Program Com mittee. San Diego State Forty-nine Mason, Dorothy Lee Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Hi-Jinx. San Diego State Mateus, Manuel Horace Mann: Hi-Y Pres.: Bas- ketball Mgr.: Tennis. U. S. C. Mattei, Angelo Trenton, NJ.: Wrestling: Band. Maupin, Phyllis Memorial: G. A. A.: Girls' Athletic Commissioner. San Diego State Medaris, Mertabel Roosevelt: Russ: Girl Reserve Pres.: Quill and Scroll: Annual: Hilltop Day: Gray Castle Cam- era Club: World Peace Club. Pomona Messersmith, Mary Margaret Phoenix, Arizona: Girl Reserves. Business College Fifty Masters, Mina Jaclrson Horace Mann: Girl Reserves JotJ's Daughters. San Diego State Matsumoto, Ben Tsutomu Memorial: Little S Club' Seinen-Kai: Wrestling. San Diego State olla, C. S. F.: Hilltop Day iego State rrpxll, cl'in ie Audrey Mauser, Elizabeth Rae Woodrow Wilson: Jane Delano Club. San Diego State Mercurio, Leonard Memorial. San Diego State Metcalf, Betty Memorial. Miles, Dorothymae Roosevelt: Russ: Bible Club: Echoes from High School Halls. San Diego State Miller, Bettie Margaret Roosevelt: G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves: C. S. F.: Hi-Jinx: Bowl- ing Club. San Diego State Mitrovich, Tom F. Memorial. Work Montague, Hamilton Horace Mann: Hil San Diego State Moore, Beverly Roosevelt. San Diego State Morales, Ermalinda Memorial. Work ltop Day. Millard, Thomas Roosevelt: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir: Accordion Club. U. C. L. A. Miller, Ruth Marcella Donnellson, lowa: Glee Club. Work Molloy, Gerard Roosevelt. Work Montgomery, Catherine Edith Roosevelt. Business School Moore, Frank Memorial: Graphic Arts Club: Ryan School ot Aeronautics Morgan, Roy Roosevelt: Gens de Guerre: DeMolav. San Diego State Fifty-one Morishita, George Yoshiyasu Memorial: Seinen-Kai: Little S Club: Glee Club: Wrestl- ing. Boeing School ot Aeronautics Morrison, Dorothy San Jose, Calif.: C.S.F.: Camp Fire: Riding Club. San Diego State Moyer, Frances Margot Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Blue and White Day: G. l.. Social Service: Hilltop Day. Woodbury's Business College Mullins, Louise Ruth Roosevelt: Drill Team: G. A. A San Diego State Murphy, Marza Alice Memorial: Hi-Jinx. Work Nagle, Marie E. Horace Mann: Russ. Work Fitty-two Morris, Bob Roosevelt: Track. Colorado College Morrow, Da phne Lorine Sandpoint, ldaho: G. A. A.: Camera Club. San Diego State Muller, Charles Horace Mann: Russ. San Diego State Mundell, Bud Earle Roosevelt: Football: Basketball: Jr. Exchange Club. San Diego State Myers, Willard Lee Roosevelt: Russ. Northwestern Nelsen, Marie La Vaughn Loveland, Colorado: G r a y Castle Camera Club: Accordion Club. Work l Nelson, Marjorie Jane Nielsen, Dan W. Social Service. Football: C. S. F, San Diego State San Diego State Noble, David Noel, Robert J. Roosevelt. Memorial. San Diego State San Diego State Oakley, Lula Opal Oberg, Victor Charles Memorial. Woodrow Wilson. Kelsey-Jenney Worlr Oderbolz, Helen Roosevelt: Annual: Glee Club San Diego State ,MLM 67- L- O'Connor, John Michael, Jr. Douglas Arizona: Jr. Exchange Club: Hilltop Day: C. S. F. Ohlson, Joseph Merrill Oieda' Joe Memorial: Jr. Varsity Football Jr. Varsity Traclr. Olmstead, Jim Leslie O'L9'3'Y- Paul Memorial: Graphic Arts Club: Denver, Colorado. Football. University of Colorado Printer Fifty-three Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: G, L, Memorial: Hi-Y: Sr. A Cabinet' Hoover: Students' C a m e r a , r Olson, John Irvine La Crosse, Wisconsin. Overturf, Harold Glen Horace Mann: Graphic Arts Club. Navigation School Palmer, Norman Edward Woodrow Wilson. San Diego State Park, Loclrton Horace Mann: Glider Club. Ryan School ot Aeronautics Payne, Marjorie Roosevelt: Sr. A Cabinet C. S. F.: Quill and Scroll: Fem- mes de Guerre: Annual: Russ Homecoming: Ex-Committee. San Diego State Perry, Doris Maxine Roosevelt: C. S. F.: Girl Re- serves. Fitty-tour Orellana, Carmen Celia Cuba. San Diego State Pa bst, Richard Jaclrlyn Horace Mann: Chevrons San Diego State Papineau, Milton Roosevelt: Chevrons San Diego State Paswaters, Cynthia Ellen Roosevelt: Drama Club: Job's Daughters: Sr. A Cabinet: Hill- top Day: Blue and White Day. Amer. Academy ot Drama, N.Y. Pearson, Helen Roosevelt. Peters, James Detroit Memorial: Hi-Y: DeMolay' Soph. Football: Wrestling. San Diego State Peterson, .loclr Edward Francis Rosevelt: Gems de Guerre: Peterson,Ruth Dramatic Club: Gray Castle Roosevelt' Musicale: Ex-Committee: Hi- Business College Jinx: Hilltop Day. Eastman Conservatory ot Music Perm' Bill Phillips, Marjorie Ann Atlantic City, Georgia: Basket- Horace MGM! G. A- A-I Stu- bgllg Ruggg Hilltop Day: Base- dent Camera Club: Girl Re- lgall serves: G. L. Board: Drill Team: San Diegg State C. S. F.: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Picou. Alice Luce Calexico, Calif.: Girl Reserves. Pew' Tillie Beauty School. Roosevelt. Poston' Margo . Prevette, Hubbard Overton Columbus, Ohio: Drama Club: . 6,22 Club. San Antonio, Texas: Gens de Art School Guam' Prince, Floyd R. Proudfit, Judy Memorial: Graphic Arts Club: Chadrcn, Nebraska: Chevron- Hi-Y. ettes. Army University ot California Quiett, Terry PYICIEJM1 Horace Mann: Rifle Team: Gens de Guerre. Roosevelt' San Diego State Fifty-five Quitsow, Elise Roosevelt: Russ: Drama Club: Homecoming: C. S. F.: Hilltop Day. U. ot ldaho, So. Branch Randolph, Harry Franklin Jr. Memorial: Football. Worlc Recd, David Horace Mann: U. S. C. Regan, Lorraine Memorial. Worlc Rice, Thea Beth Wrestling. Roosevelt: Sr. A Cabinet: G. A. A.: Girl Club: C. S. F San Diego State Richter, Margaret Roosevelt. Business College Fitty-six Reserves: Glee Ragenovich, Bob Horace Mann: Hi-Y Pres.: Jr Exchange Club: Hilltop Day Sr. A Cabinet. San Diego State Ravet, Mary Frances Roosevelt: Student C a m e r a Club: C.S.F.: Badminton Girl Reserves. San Diego State Reed, Eliza beth Jay Francis Parlcer: C. S. F. top Day. Stanford 9006 Xango., BGA XSLH Reisman, Mildred Roosevelt: Russ: Hilltop Reyna, Rosalie Memorial: Hi-Jinx. Dancer Rigopoulos, Bessie Roosevelt: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Clulo Hill Day Roberts, Earnest Phoenix, Arizona. San Diego State Robinson, Leonore F. Memorial. Roden, Betty Memorial: Drama Club: Girl Reserves. San Diego State Roiz, Joe Edward Roosevelt. Kelsey-Jenney Rosenberg, Dave Memorial: Stage Crew. U. C. l.. A. Rossi, Ugo Dan Horace Mann, Hi-Y. Notre Dame Roberts, Sam E. Roosevelt, Jr. Exchange Club. San Diego State Robinson, Nadine E. Springfield, Missouri. Kelsey-Jenney Roelnl, Betty Horace Mann: Homecoming Girl Reserves. U nive rsity ot California Romandia, Paul Robert St. Augustine. Ross, J. D. Memorial: Glee Club. Work Rounds, Alice Frances Men-iorialg G. A. A.: C. S. F. Fifty-seven Rumsey, Marcia Joyce Horace Mann: Russ: Girl Rc- serves. San Diego State Saunders, Austin Roosevelt: Russ. San Diego State Schelling, Thomas Balboa, Canal Zone: B. F. Pres. C. S. F.: Hi-Y: Annual: Debate Gems cle Guerre: Russ. San Diego State Schrader, William Anthony Memorial: Graphic Arts Club San Diego Statc. Schwartz, Dorothy Dena Memorial: G. A. A.: C. S. F.: Hilltop Day: Russ: Sr. A Cab- inet: Annual. San Diego State Scott, George Horace Mann: Chevrons San Diego State Fitty-eight Sa nd ers, Gloria Lee Horace Mann: Drama Club: Debate: Girl Reserves. San Diego State Savage, Mary Belle Memorial: C. S. F. College ot Commerce Schnell, Mary Jo Bishop's School: Sr. A Cabinet: Job's Daughters: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir: Hill- top Day. Stanford Schweiss, Jeanne Marie Anaheim, Calif., G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. Chcnard's Scott, Bessie Mary Memorial: Riding Club, x K Scott, Mary Ethel Memorial. Work X l Scudder, John Hadley Horace Mann: C. S. F. University ot California Seifert, Louise Killeau Horace Mann: Girl Reserves: Homecoming: Riding Club. Max Rinehart's Studio of Drama Settles, Mary Robb Willows, Calif.: Russ. San Diego State Shafer, James Lowell Sweetwater High: Band, Or- cl-icstra. U, C. L. A. Sherline, Thelma Gene Long Island, New York: Jol3's Daughters: Girl Reserves. U. C. l.. A. Shy, Mary Margurite Vicksburg, Mississippi: Drama Club. San Diego State Seaton, Betty Mitchell, Nebraska: Quill and Scoll: Graphic Arts Club: C. S. F.: Publicity Commis- sioner: Russ: Annual: Girl Re- serves. Business College Seland er, John Bernheardt Oakland, Calif. San Diego State p K Shad burn, Philip Rowe Woodrow Wilson: Gens de Guerre: Hi-Jinx. San Diego State Shaver, Doraetta Memorial. Work Shimamoto, Don Memorial: Wrestling:Little S Club: Scinen-Kai. Simons, Mildred Roosevelt: Drill Team. San Diego State Fitty-nine Slack, Dorothy Mary Memorial: G. A. A. Smith, Anthony J. Roosevelt. San Diego State Smith, Edith La Reu Roosevelt: Riding Club. U. C. l.. A. Smith, Martha lna Memorial: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir. San Diego State Sprenger, Marjorie Horace Mann: Bowling Club: l-li-Jinx: Drill Team. Stanford, Hubert Edward Roosevelt: Hi-Y: Swimming Team. San Diego State Sixty Sloane, Lucia Francis Parker: Russ: C. S. F.: Girl Scouts: Girl Reserves. Scripps Smith, Edgar Memorial Smith, Kenneth Myers Roosevelt: Gray Castle Camera Club: Annual. San Diego State Solomon, Rhoda Ann Roosevelt: Girl Reserves San Diego State Stalnalrer, .laclc Roosevelt: Gens de Guerre San Diego State Stanley, Margaret Jeanne Horace Mann: Debate: Drama Club. U. C. L. A. Steinman, Betty Cincinnati, Ohio: Orchestra: C. S. F.: Jane Delano Club: Drama Club: Gray Castle Musicale. San Diego State Stowe, Edgar Boyd Salt Lalce City, Utah: Gens de Guerre: Ritle Team: Hilltop Day Chairman. Ryan School ot Aeronautics Sweeny, Mason Horace Mann. San Diego State Tajiri, Yoshilro Los Angeles, Calit., SeinenAKai: Russ: Girl Reserves. Tara ntino, Vincent Roosevelt: Little S Club: Wrestling: Varsity S Club. San Diego State Thom, Homer Clyde Roosevelt: Basketball. Storm, Lois Yvonne Roosevelt: Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Hi-Jinx: Hilltop Day San Diego State Strugo, Estelle Horace Mann: Girl Reserves Sr. A Cabinet: G. L. Board. San Diego State Sylvester, Jael: Horace Mann. San Diego State Takagi, Fudo Memorial. San Diego State Tasso, Katherine Roosevelt. San Diego State Thomas, Alan Horace Mann: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Mary Gems de Guerre Sixty one z Wig.. Thomas, Lewis Thompson, William Tipsword, Lee Horace Mann. Torrescano, Robert M. Memorial: Football. Commercial College Tuclrer, Beatrice Evelyn Memorial, G. A. A.1 Femmes de Guerreg Athletic Commis- sioner, Ex-Committee. San Diego State Turnipseed, Felix M., Jr. Pensacola, Florida: B. F. Vice- Pres.7 Gems de Guerreq De' Malay. Alabama Poly Sixty-two Thompson, Robert lndiana. ' San Diego State Thorpe, Persis Gene Roosevelt: Orchestra: C. S. F. Homecoming, Sr. A Hilltop Day. San Diego State Torres, Roland Memorial. Towsley, Luella Delores Horace Mann, San Diego State Tull, Dorothy Evelyn Cabinet Roosevelt: Hilltop Day. University of Washington Tweed, Edna Mae Our Lady ot Peace Marriage Updegraff, Leland Boyd Roosevelt: Basketball: Traclc. San Diego State Urias, Victor Roosevelt: Hilltop Day. San Diego State Van Dort, Wilma Louise Central High School. Worlc Van Wye, Jane Ellen Roosevelt: Drama Club Pres. San Diego State Vihstadt, Helen Mildred Canada: Girl Reserves. San Diego State Voce, Jane Felice Woodrow Wilson. Broadway Beauty School Upham, William Roosevelt. Valenta, Norma Charlotte Horace Mann: Student Camera Club: Girl Reserves: Job's Daughters: Riding Club. San Diego State Van Natta, Martha Jane Horace Mann: Glee Club: Hi- Jinx: Homecoming. San Diego State Velasco, Joseph William Roosevelt. Curtis Wright Institute ot Aeronautics Villa, Mary Alice Memorial. Vogt, Dorothy Evalyn Roosevelt: Girl Reserves: Jobs Daughters. San Diego State Sixty-three rxfx Wagner, Everett Louis Horace Mann: Glee Club. San Diego State Wahlgren, Bob A. Roosevelt. Worlr Walreley, Marcea Louise Houston, Texas: Archery Club: Bowling Club. Ward, Frances Amelia Woodrow Wilson: Hilltop Day: Bowling Club: Tennis. Woodbury's Business College Watanabe, Jiro Memorial: Seinen-Kai. San Diego State Watson, Paul Belyea, Jr. Point Loma: Gems de B. F. Board. U. S. Naval Academy Sixty-tour Cvuerre: Wahl, William Buddington Memorial: Wrestling. San Diego State Wahrenbrock, Carolyn Emelie Roosevelt: Glee: C. S. F.: Girl Reserves: Gray Castle Musicale: Sr. A Choir. San Diego State Walker, Robert Lee Sioux Falls, S. D.: Golf Team: Little S Club. San Diego State Warren, Richard Charles Tucson, Arizona: Glee Club: Gray Castle Musicale. University ot Arizona Watkins, David James Horace Mann: Football: Hi4Y. Colorado School ot Mines Webber, Don L. Roosevelt: Yell Leader: Junior Exchange Club. San Diego State Wellingham, Dorothy Lorna Roosevelt: Jane Delano Club. San Diego State Westheimer, Jeanne Horace Mann: Attendance Ot- tice. Marriage Widders, Margaret .lean Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Russ: Quill and Scroll: Echoes from High School Hails : World Peace Club: Chevronettes: Homecoming: G. L. Social Ser- vice. University ot California Wiggins, Carl Wayne Memorial. San Diego State Williams, Lillian Arthene Horace Mann: Homecoming: Girl Reserves: Job's Daughters. Woodbury's Business College Williams, Ray Mitchell Horace Mann: Hi-Y: Jr. Ex- change Club: Basketball. San Diego State Werlich, Dick New Mexico Military lnstitu' tion: Chevrons. U. C. L. A. Westover, Richard Nelson Horace Mann: Student Cam- era Club: Wrestling: Hilltop Day San Diego State Wiedenhoff, Mary Rita Our Lady ot Peace. Williams, Dorothy Lucille Roosevelt: Bible Club. Work Williams, Georgia Roosevelt: Jr. Citizens' League: Hilltop Day: .lob's Daughters: Girl Reserves: Hi-Jinx: World Peace Club: Riding Club. San Diego State Wilmoth, Ethel Virginia Horace Mann: Glee Club: Sr. A Choir: Gray Castle Musicale. San Diego State Sixty-tive Wilson, Charlotte Whitley Horace Mann: C. S. F.: Activ- ity Commissioner: 6. L. Board: Ex-Committee: Jr. Citizens' League: Hilltop Day: Blue and White Day. San Diego State Winlre, Gloria Horace Mann: C.S. F.: A.S. B. Vice-Pres.: Drama, Music, De- bate Commissioner: D ra m a Club: Glee Club: Hi-Jinx: G. L. Board: Russ: Debate. U. S. C. Wishnelr, Sid Roosevelt: Jr. Varsity Football. Cartoonist Woodall, Margaret Irene Horace Mann: Drama Club: Hi, Jinx: Sr. A Cabinet. San Diego State Woodmore, Althea May Horace Mann. Kelsey-Jenney Wright, Cora EL Horace Mann: G. L. Board: Hi- Jinx: Girl Reserves: J o b ' s Daughters: Drama Club: Jr. Citizen's League. San Diego State Sixty-six Wilson, Bernetta Los Angeles, Calif. Vforlr I Winther, Chris C. Roosevelt: Little 'SH Club: Wrestling. Wittman, June Rose Horace Mann: Drama Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Russ. Work Woodhouse, Betty Roosevelt: G. A. A.: World Peace Club: Archery Club: Sr. B Sec.: Sr. A Cabinet: Girl Re- serves: Annual: G. L. Board: Homecoming. San Diego State Woods, Donald Roosevelt: Hi-Y: Non-Partisan Voters' League: Drama Club: Hilltop Day: Russ. University ot North Dakota Wrightson, Arthur San Francisco, Calit.:Chevrons San Diego State Yanusauskas, Arnold Wor Qtlier Graduates Rayrnonde Beclcenridge Billie Bruner Laura LaFerne Damron Art E. Davis Lemac Dundas Robert Eugene Fisher Alvin Joseph Martelle James Edward Martin Oscar Rountree William W. Starkey Frances Lorene Wingo Zimmerman, Paul Roosevelt: Wrestling. Worlc Sixty UUd6fCIdSSm6D W JERRY ALLEN BETTY BONE HARLENE BONHAM VYLIE MONSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer l , Senior Bs Display Versatility ERSATILITY personified! Such a phrase might well be used to define the senior B class. Representatives of the coming high and mighties may be found in po- litical, musical, scholastic, athletic and military fields. Jerry Allen, class president, was vice-president of the juniors last semester. l-lis supporting senior B officers were Betty Kay Bone, vice president: l-larlene Bonham, secretary, Vylie Monson, treasurer. Another outstanding politician was Barbara Bone, who is A. S. B. historian. Benny Fiddle identified himself both as Assembly commissioner and musician. Benny plays the violin and led the sixty piece orchestra which played for Little Women. Four types of athletics received strong support from the senior B's. Harper Ink, who holds the national boys' indoor tennis championship, was captain of the l-lilltop tennis squad, and Marion Goodwin captured the single girls' title in the fourth annual lnlc tournament. Albert Olsen devoted his lefthanded pitching to the baseball nine, and Ted Kerr and Chet Kehn added their high batting averages to the team's support. Ricky Roth was star on the traclc team: Owen Olds participated in Gray Castle swimming, and l-larry Muns, Takeo Asalcawa and Leo Sawaya bolstered the football eleven. Employing their talents to increase their knowledge, thirteen senior B's enrolled in the California Scholarship federatio-n. Of this number, Frances Rinde and Lois Ybarra have been members since their sophomore semester. Jane Kurtz served on the control board of the organization as publicity commissioner. Seventy-one JIMMY HIGGINS PAT HILL VIRGINIA MOLINA BEVERLY BARKER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Juniors Sport Clever Costumes IJNIOR boys in nightgowns and night caps, others in tattered rags and still others in the latest style dresses, romped wildly over the stadiurn's baseba as they prepared for a softball game with the faculty on Blue and White day. The tilt was the main activity of the iunior class this semester. Jimmy I-Iiggins, class president, managed the team. Prominent players were Bill Seixas, varsity football man: Dick Wilson, last semester's junior prexyg and Bette Brown, captain of the girls' drill team. The junior class had many other outstanding members this semester. Aiding Jimmy as class head were Pat I-Iill, vice-president, Virginia Molina, secretary, and Beverly Barker, treasurer. Pat was also business manager of The Russ. Four juniors, besides the class representative, were on the A. S. B. Executive committee. Barbara Best was A. S. B. secretary. She was also news editor of The Russ and a member of Quill and Scroll. Bette Jo Bailey was ticket auditor. Last term she was Girls' league secretary. Lois I-Ianson, who was Girls' Ieague vice-president, also held that position last semester. Charles Wallis was Drama, Debate and Music commis- sioner besides being feature editor of The Russ and a Quill and Scroller. Junior Ns have next to the largest enrollment in the C.S. If. and claim membership of three of its officers, Josephine Gilbert, vice- presidentg Jean Stooke, secretary, and Daniel Walker, treasurer. Jean is also secretary of the Girls' Ieague. In the dramatic field Janet Applegate proved to be prominent, when she played Beth, one of the leading characters in the Dramatic club play, Little Women. I Seventy-two RUTH HEATHERLY JEAN CROCKER ADRIENNE WUESTE SHIRLEY ANNJE SHAW President Vice-Presioent Secretary Treasurer Sophomores Boast Scholars EGINNING their career in the Gray Castle, students in the sophomore class made themselves known this semester in many fields of work. They had many reporters on the editorial staff of The Russ and one out- standing track star. Besides being president of the class, Ruth Heatherly was a member of The Russ staff. Jean Crocker, who led the sophomores her first semester at the Hilltop, was selected as vice president this term. Adrienne Wueste, secretary, entered several branches of school activity. She was also president of her Girl Reserve triangle. Shirley Anne Shaw added both executive and singing ability to school affairs. She not only acted as sophomore treasurer, but she also was an active member of the Girls' Glee club and The Russ. The first sophomore to hold the position, Orthello Wallis was ad- vertising manager of The Russ. Orthello served, in addition, as president of the Philatelic society and secretary of the Hilltop Hi-Y. On The Russ, Robert Lantz proved himself indispensable as assistant sports editor. Robert Estavillo, sophomore B, was an outstanding member of the track team, excelling in the IOO and 200 yard dashes. Winning honors before co-ming to the Hilltop, Philip Flint and Jack Holland, both from Roosevelt Junior high school, were awarded American Legion scholarships. Sarah Markowitz was president of the student body in Memorial Junior high school and is the sophomore representative on the Girls' league here at the Castle. Seventy-three rgemizations in 22 ,-F' : Wa L5-' X fa f,, X , 1 A First row: Follrcy Johnson, adviser, B. Bone, Best, T. Crocker, Winke, Tucker, Mrs. Mary Maull, adviser. Second row: Maupin, Seaton, Payne, XXfilson, J. Crocker. Third row: Wallis, Cornet, B. K. Bone, Hanson, Turnipseed. Fourth row: Higgins, Fiddle. A. S. B. Bevvrites Constitution RUSADING in two tields ot endeavor, the Executive committee, guided by A.S. B. President Tim Crocker, carried through a suc- cesstul spring semester ot student body activities. One ot the major accomplishments ot the term was the rewriting ot the constitution tor the Associated Student Body. Since the existing setup caused many complaints, a group ot Ex-committee members, headed by Tim, drew up a new constitution to tit the school's needs. The control board conducted a campaign to reduce the A. S. B. debt. First in the series ot money-making events was a sale ot tags bearing such phrases as I Gave Cash tor Cavemen's Cottersf' Receipts trom the Blue and White day stadium assembly, l-li-Jinx, and a share ot the proceeds trom the Drama club's production, Little Women, also helped destroy the indebtedness. The A. S, B. this semester sponsored an assembly to acquaint the sophomore B class with the purposes ot the clubs at the Gray Castle. The semi-annual social activity ot the l-lilltop's largest organization was the student body ball held April twenty-second. Carlos Johnson and Eveline Matheson were elected and crowned king and queen. Seventy-seven QQ? rife er.. -fe A- -F-it EMMA BALDELLI LOTS HANSON JEAN STOOKE FRANCES BEAGLES President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls Cheer Sick Children RIENDSHIP and cooperation among the students ot San Diego high school were turthered this semester by the active work ot the Girls' league. Every girl l-liller is a member ot this organization whose commit- tees serve outside the school as well as inside. Welfare and social service groups worked together and supervised the making ot picture books tor children in the County hospital. These books were ot a type that might be destroyed atter quarantined young- sters had seen them. Also working together were the welcome and triendship committees. They gave a party at the end ot April tor all the students who had recently entered the school. The party helped the newcomers get acquainted with their surroundings. Otticers ot the league gave an assembly tor all members ot the organization April twenty-seventh in the auditorium. Latest spring fashions were shown by ten girls who modeled sport, street and evening clothes trom the Lion Clothing company. The Girls' league and Boys' tederation together staged the annual Combined I-li-Jinx. Theme ot the production was the parade ot nations, which, it was hoped, improved the teeling ot world friendship. The league was under the direction ot Mrs. Clyde Box, taculty super- visor. Otticers were Emma Baldelli, presidentg Lois l-lanson, vice president: Jean Stooke, secretary, and Frances Beagles, treasurer. Committee chairmen were Marjorie Phillips, social service, Barbara McKamey, weltareq Ann Fisher, program, Gay Dill, decoration, Tsuneko l-lironaka, triendship: Beverly Barker, publicity: and Rene Julian, welcome. Seventy-eight ,WW Q TOM SCHELLING FELIX TURNIPSEED FRANK MARTIN LEWIS WALKER President Vice-Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Boys, Dances Set precedent UT of a maze of plans and suggestions there emerged this semester an active Boys' federation program based upon four major events, according to Tom Schnelling, federation president. The first of these was the Spring Sport dance, given in the boys' gym, March eleventh. This affair not only set a precedent in federation activities but also was regarded by many as a success in every way. A week later the federation sponsored an athletic assembly, which was also heartily approved by students. The third event of the series was participation in the annual Combined l-li-Jinx, the profits of which were divided with the Girls' league. Conferences with representatives from Sweetwater Union high school and l-loover rounded out the program. Executive body of the federation consists of four officers and four committee chairmen appointed by the elected leaders. Tom Schelling, president, Felix Turnipseed, vice-president, Frank Martin, secretary, and Lewis Walker, treasurer, directed the boys this semester. Chairmen were William Cormier, John Lamont, Donald Robertson, and Paul Watson. Work this term was directed toward one goal, that of raising the Boys' federation to a high standard in the eyes of both faculty and students, declared the president. By the enlargement of activities, the successful completion of these projects, the cooperation and hard work of the leaders and weekly articles in The Russ, this goal was reached. Special credit is given to Samuel Erwine, faculty adviser, for his great help to the cabinet. Seventy-ninc: Ci. fs . 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One and one-half years ago, the scholarship club inaugurated the custom of a semi-annual series of informative meetings for incoming honor students. Proving successful, the plan was enlarged until this semester the whole sophomore B class was included. When Tim Crocker, former C. S. F. head, became A. S. B. president, he proposed that the larger organization take over this beneficial work. Thus arising from the hono-r club's motto, Scholarship for Service, this helpful aid to new students is now a firmly established policy. Setting a record for high average in their studies, student leaders of four of the largest school organizations were conspicuous by their presence. President, vice president and secretary of the A. S. B., Tim Crocker, Gloria Winke and Barbara Best, respectively: president of the Girls' league, Emma Baldelliq president of Boys' federation, Tom Schellingg and editor of The Russ, Graham Kelly, were enrolled as members. lt is not often that any club can have such a distinction, declared the sponsor. Throughout the term, several types of activities were offered to the one hundred forty-four members. Two skating parties provided mainly for a scholarship fund and the semi-annual Ditch day at the beach. The annual convention of the honor societies of Southern California took place in Santa Monica, April thirtieth. Chapter eighteen from San Diego high school conducted one of the panel discussions on world peace. Alma Doig, president, presided over the forum, and a summary of the remarks was presented by a l-lilltopper, Tim Crocker. Promoting better inter-school relationship, the Gray Castle group was host to C. S. F. chapters fro-m l-lerbert l-loover, Point Loma and La .lolla high schools at a banquet May ninth. A newly inaugurated plan of representation for sophomore B mem- bers at meetings of the board of control was put into effect. Delegates from the associate class were Lester Monson, Takeo Asakawa and Adrienne Wueste. Totaling one hundred and forty-four members, the club's largest division is the graduating class, represented by forty-one scholars. Closest rival is the junior A class with twenty-oneg followed bv the sophomore A's with nineteenp iunior B's, fourteen, and the senior B's, thirteen. Officers directing the program of the,California Scholarship federa- tion were: Alma Doig, president: Josephine Gilbert, vice president: Jean Stooke, secretaryg'Daniel Walker, treasurer: Jack Burgess, activity com- missioner, and Jane Kurtz, publicity commissioner. Eighty-one .Z First row, seated, left to right: Hill, O. NVallis, Gladstone, Cushman, Seaton, G. Kelly, Best, Hind Bruce, C. Wallis, Moss, Flalcoll, Kurtz. Second row: Medaris, Solomon, Lantz, Drayner, Byrne, Widders, Doig, Payne, Higgins, Juel, Bowlby, Janney, Bernstein, D. Smith. Third row: Mills, Breazcale, Pettit, Recht, Winke, C. Smith, Richards, T. Kelly, Sloane, Kochberg, Orcutt, Karzen, Green. Fourth row: Miss Margaret Sullivan, sponsor, Miles, Head, Booth, McKinney, Dill, Engler, Hoplcins, Schneider, Heil- man, Farmer. Fifth row: Monson, Stoolce, Clare, McArthur, Gurziclc, Bower, Morrison, Siens, Lee, Shaw, Carlson, Hawley, N. Schelling, King, Mrs. Verl F. Smurthwaite, sponsor. Sixth row: Heatherly, Snell, Swanson, T. Schelling, Daley, Duggins, Levintoff. Seventh row: Briggs, Muller, Brown, Martin, Benton, J. Allen Hodges, sponsor. Russ Rates Blue Ribbon ITH the sending of Franlc Sherwood, last semester's editor, to New York City as California's official delegate at the annual convention in March of the Columbia Scholastic Press association, the San Diego Russ topped its previous accomplishments. The weekly publication was awarded for the fifth consecutive time first class honor rating by the Columbia Press Association and All-Ameri- can by National Scholastic Press Association. Editor-in-chief of The Russ was Graham Kelly. Aiding him were Margaret Jean Widders as assistant editor: Barbara Best, news: Alma Doig, assistant: Bart Hind, sports: Jean Bruce, society: Betty Juel, assist- ant: Darwin Flalcoll and Chiclcy Gladstone, copy: Lucia Sloane, exchange: Marjorie McMorrow, assistant: Richard Bernstein, humor: Jane Kurtz, librarian: Dorothy Jean Smith, assistant. Advisers were Mrs. Verl F. Smurthwaite, editorial: J. Allen Hodges, financial: Miss Margaret Sullivan, advertising, and J. E. Hutchison, printing. Eighty-two F' I ' . . l , s irst row, eft to right. Kurtz, Moss, Clare, Seaton, Onadstone, Bcst. Second row: Mrs. Verl Smurthwaite, s onsor, Head, B-rne, Doi , Medaris. F3 f B Third row: Payne, Hind, Kelly, Wallis, Elalcoll. County Banquet is l-lighlight CCOUNTS of a semester full of activity were added to the pages of the history of the Porterfield Chapter of Ouill and Scroll. Highlight of the term was the semi-annual county banquet which was held in Carlsbad with the Army and Navy academy as host. At that function, Porterfield chapter formally initiated four of its own members as well as one pledge from l-loover, one from Orossmont and five from La Jolla in an after dinner ceremony. Outstanding meeting of the semester was the annual outing at the Del Mar beach home of Principal John Aseltine. Officers elected for the spring semester were: Betty Seaton, presi- dent: Margaret Jean Widders, vice president: Mertabel Medaris, sec- retary, and Ellen Byrne, historian-reporter. Mrs. Verl E. Smurthwaite sponsored the group. One of the outstanding accomplishments was the forming of an alumni chapterq which so far as is known is the first of its kind in the entire Ouill and Scroll society. Eddie Self, Russ editor in the fall of I937, was elected president of the groupp George Ellis, editor in June, IQ36, vice president: Margaret l-lildreth, editor in the fall of IQ36, secretary, and Bernice Bonsignor, editor in the fall of IQ34, treasurer. Eighty-three Y A , First row: Goble, Fox, Rice, Hutchings, Bake, St. Clair, Dove, Kelly, Storm, Maggini, Baldelli, Leonard, Smith, Richards. Second row: Salomon, Pickering, McGuire, Bartlett, Laymon, Emery, Posten, Alex- ander, King, Shaw, McLeod, Wellington, Ruth. Third row: Schnell, Wahrenbrock, Smith, Connor, Smith, Allison, Cesario, Oderbolz, Stooke, Killaura, Coath, Robinson, Elliot, Winke. Fourth row: Wilmoth, Miner, Gann, Dundas, Taliaterro, Cox, Greenman, Wilson, Wueste, Kunkle, Musgrave, Bird, l-lolberg. Fifth row: Roche, Goldsmith, Bleituss, Mrs. W. F. Reyer, accompanist, W. F. Reyer, director, GLEE CLUBS First row: Zimmerman, Browne, Fickeisen, King, Geier, Thompson, Drayner, Brown, Barnise, Flerkelrat Rowe, Taniguchi, Hoerger. Second row: McMurphy, Millard, Warren, Morgan, Robertson, Bunker, Fisher, Gay, Morishita, Riveroll, Seiler, Long. Third row: l-laugh, Theiss, Guisti, Comstock, Manning, Evans, Morrow, Tibioett, Page, Lindsey, Johnson. Fourth row: Mohler, Gates, W. F. Reyer, director, Bagda, Nelson, Wagner. Smith, Bone, Oliver. Eighty-tour Wfirifss rrfgt' r'?f?Ji't ui?9itfWiW William Mohler, Myrl King, George Lindsey, Carlos Johnson. Engagements Keep Glees Busy ONSIDERED organizations that have helped put the Gray Castle on the map are the Advanced Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs, under the direction of W. F. Reyer, Hilltop music head. Accompanist and arranger for both clubs and the Boys' quartet is Mrs. Reyer. Members of the Boys' Glee appeared often during this semester, with Carlos Johnson as club chairman. Included in their engagements was the Mount l-lelix Easter service which was broadcast throughout the world. The Girls' Glee club has presented twenty-five concerts since Christmas. Combined with the Boys' Glee, they also appeared at Mount l-lelix on Easter morning. l-lighlight of the semester for both clubs was their semi-annual concert, presented in May. Proceeds from the affair were deposited in the joint club treasury to be used for regular expenses and social service within the clubs. Their banquet, also held during the month of May, was one of the outstanding social events of the semester. Probably making more public appearances fo-r the l-lilltop than any other unit was the Boys' quartet from the Advanced Boys' Glee club. Members were Carlos Johnson, first tenor: George Lindsey, second tenor, Myrl King, baritone: and William Mohler, bass. Eighty-five S fi Eighty-six Dawson V, she .Fi Free and w, Qu nf, MCMOHQ C Ky 1 CHU Mil Recd, gniz ri to eff died SC W VO irsf F uf m se, Fibb . Smith, N man, I1 Ste V. , d recto Marcei UO N i 15 Q2 f i Bonni I WC GX M Novak Thompson, Bronstone, O'Nei tt, GBUS 3 fo ,C U7 Hu se, Fleiss, VW. Harla GH FTW 1 n Moreno, Ste We ton Cf Post Suozzo, , Stanley, OVW hns row: Jo nd Scco U, E fD in 41 .3 X. .o WL gb.: we .Q 52 Ql- U3 , D. -5 . S5 VDD g.o Qi ,oo IO 352 mn? we 3213 YJ m9 50 AOL I+- S? L-6 M2 gl Q5 E 376 'gf -0- 12 .HO-F EVE UL V. -EU ut oo BCI 3 9 ,C 41 3 o LL Concert Pounds Gut Activities EEPING up Gray Castle's tradition of high standards is the high school orchestra directed by Nino Marcelli. This group, which now consists of eighty-two pieces, has in the past been asked to represent California in natio-nal contests and has been awarded national honors. Musical journals have praised this organization many times, said Mr. Marcelli. At present it is widely known as one of the best high school orchestras in the country. Nino Marcelli, who came to San Diego high school in l92l, is re- sponsible for its success. A native of South America, he has become known in national musical circles as an outstanding composer and conductor. l-le devotes third and fourth, periods of each day to leading the group. Third period he helps beginners in the elementary class. Fourth period the advanced students, of whom the orchestra is composed, practice under his guiding hand. As the group presents a concert each semester, the members work with this end in mind during the entire term. ln the fall semester the program was given January eleventh with Jack Vogel, stepson of Mr. Marcelli, as concert master. This semester the program was presented May twenty-fourth. Proceeds from these affairs pay for musical scholarships given to talented students who would otherwise find it difficult to prepare for a life work in music. Many alumni members of the orchestra have found success in musical fields. Perhaps the most successful graduate is Joe Kirschbaum, who is now assistant professor of music at Oberlin college. A great majority of the members of the Gray Castle Musicale, music club, are also in the orchestra. The String Quartet, a subsidiary branch of the larger group, has filled many engagements in San Diego during the last several months. Playing on an average of once a week to adult organizations, the four players have found an increasing demand for their services. Members of the quartet are: Benny Fiddle, violin: Jean Fibiger, viola, LaVerne Brown, violin, and Lucille Adams, 'cello. Other semi-annual activities o-f the orchestra were a banquet and dance. Little known is the fact that the orchestra has officers. They are: President. Sybil Bonnifieldg vice president, Joe Suzzoq secretary, Natalie Lacey: treasurer, Jim Brewer, and business manager, Benny Fiddle. Eighty-seven , , ' '- vu First row: Hubbard, Fibbiger, Cory, Fiddle, Second row: Wahrenbrock, Dillahunt, Hulse, Trompas, Ruth, Steinman, Bonnltreld, Knouse. Third row: Small, Bennett, Yale, Taliaterra, French, Garrett, Ferguson. Fourth row: Fisher, Moreno, Alexander, Anderson, Cory, Brown, Lacey. Fifth row: Walton, Giles, Mr. Reyer, Quint, Ferree, Zumwalt. Hgldestii Club Still Strong HE Gray Castle Musicale, Hilltop musical society, is one ot the school's oldest and most successful clubs. Having been organized since the World War, it has been an active and progressive group whose main objective is to assist students in their search tor a more complete understanding ot music. Under the capable guidance ot Mrs. Katherine Andrews, group sponsor, the club meets once a month at the homes ot various members Listed among the club's noteworthy activities tor the semester was the assembly which the young music enthusiasts sponsored during National Music weelc. The program consisted ot various selections presented by its many talented members. The group also helped to sponsor the Music week bulletin display, which consisted ot original compositions by students ot the harmony classes, as well as worlc by members ot the music appre- ciation and music history groups. Officers tor this semester were: Jean Fibiger, president: Mary Cory, vice president: Jaclc Hubbard, secretary-treasurerg and Bnny Fiddle, program chairman. Eighty-eight ir -- - v ue - -Q, FIVSt row: Dominy, Marxrnillcr, Faulln, Paswaters, C. Xxfallls, Miss Lois Perlons, sponsor, Fiddle, Horn, Cooper, Menzies, Woodall, Holtzman, Peterson. Second row: Dill, Blaise, Benner. Lehrer, Bronstone, Frifze, Wallace, Kochberg, Wueste, Mcchristy, Steinman, Simons, Moslrowitz, Third row: Jordan. Lccpcr, Fleiss, Ncgris, Finnerty, Stone, Julian, Siwlyf, Folkcy, Applegate. Fourth row: Ward, Shy Urnanslzrc, Winlcc, Hoops, Ellis, Montgomery, Ghio. Fifth row: M. Green, D. Woods, Rechts, French, McFarland, Mathews, Sctzer. Sixth row: Culy. Kory, Robertson. Lindsey, Mchlitt, Wright. -l-hespians produce Famed play NAUGURATING their activities with tryouts in which more than eighty- three members participated, tor the semi-annual three-act play, Little Women, members ot the Gray Castle Drama club enjoyed a brilliantly successtul semester. Starring Jane Ellen Van Wye, Cynthia Paswaters, Margaret Woodall, Janet Applegate and Art Dominy, Little Women, by Louisa Mae Alcott, was judged by many as one ot the most outstanding student productions at the l-lilltop in recent years. In the supporting roles ot the play, which was directed by Miss Lois Perlcins, club sponsor, were Cottardo Ghio, Joclc Peterson, Don Robertson, Margaret Stanley, Betty Jean Benner, l-lugh McNitt and Lola Leeper. A highpoint in the semester's thespian activities was the radio pro- gram, the Dramatic Club ot the Air, which was released bi-weekly over station KFSD. Leader ot the thespians was Benny Fiddle. Muriel l-torn was secretary-treasurer. Eightyfnine First row, seated, left to right: Crocker, Dennstedt, Schelling, Mateus, Peters, Wilson. Second row: Evans, Ragenovich, Cash, Rossi, Woods, Loperina. Third row: Stanford, Newman Becker, Logan, Gibbs, Butler, Crawford, l-li-V Sponsors Clean-up Drive LTl-IGUGH its membership quota was not entirely filled, the San Diego I-ii-Y completed a successful semester of activities. The motto of all l-li-Y boys is, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. included in the list o-f services performed by the club was a clean-up campaign headed by Tom Schelling, vice president of the senior I-Ii-Y, and Diclc Wilson, president of the Gray Castle l-li-Y. Under the direction of J. D. Peters and Don Woods, a I-li-Y federa- tion dance was given in May at the Cafe of the World in Balboa park. A clear citizenship record is the foremost requirement for admission into any o-f the three i-Ii-Y groups at S. D. l-l. S., the San Diego for seniors, Gray Castle for juniors and l-lilltop for sophomores. The Gray Castle and Senior l-li-Y alternate in preparing the enter- tainment for each weekly meeting. Many of the boys in the former organization are graduated into the latter one. Ted Wilson, assistant l-lilltop coach, and Dave Bomberger, secretary and boys' adviser of the Y. M. C. A., sponsor the senior I-Ii-Y. Officers for this semester were: President, Manuel Mateus, vice president, Tom Schellingg secretary, Tim Crockery treasurer, J. D. Peters. Ninety First row: Medaris. Second row: Wahrenbroclc, Dill. Third row: Wilson, Stoolce, Leonard. Fourth row: Morrison, Wueste, Bonham, Taliaterra. Fifth row: Williams, Beagles, Hanson, Bone, D'Ave, Fishcr. Girls Beet New Florizons RGANIZED into one ot the largest clubs at the l-lilltop with one hundred torty members, the Girl Reserves functioned actively this semester under the direction ot Miss Genevieve l-lerbert, club secretary. At the beginning ot the semester new girls were entertained at a tea and fashion show. Next activity was a rally banquet held to elect otticers tor the three groups. Soon after, otticers ot triangles and club were teted at an Otticers' banquet in an ettort to unity the leaders. With the avowed purpose To create and maintain Christian stand- ards socially and morally throughout the high school, girls sought to inaugurate a service project to aid homes in the city. Club otticers were: Mertabel Medaris, president: Lydia Leonard, vice president: Jean Stoolce, secretary: Carolyn Wahrenbrock, treasurer: Catherine Wueste, program chairman: Brownie D'Ave, social chairman: l-larlene Bonham, service chairman: Lois l-lanson, activity chairman: Georgia Williams, publicity: Barbara Bone, reporter: Frances Beagles, songs: Charlotte Morrison, accompanist: Gay Dill, ring and inter-club chairman. Triangle presidents were Ann Fisher, senior: Pearl Louise Wilson, junior: and Marcia Taliatero, sophomore. Ninety-one Left to right, seated: Schelling, Turnipseed, Lamont, Peterson, Dominy, Dildine, Cornell, Stowe, Watson, Second row: Ouiett, Chatterley, Morgan, Thomas, Shadburn, Stalnalrer, Prevette, Leovy. Third row: Allen, Martin, Mooers, Parsons, Lash. Gens D2 Guerre OD lDc3fdCl2 . AVING attained pins this year tor the first time in its history, started the system ot weekly parades tor the R. O. T. C., adopted Pershing caps as standard otticers' equipment and obtained issued sabres instead ot the Civil War issue swords previously used, the Gems de Guerre can- loolc back upon a worthwhile semester. , l-lighlight ot the term was the semi-annual Military ball, sponsored by the Gentlemen ot War, which was given in the War Memorial building in Balboa parlc on April 30. The attair immediately tollowed the traditional dinner party held in the Italian room ot the U. S. Grant hotel. Guest ot honor at the dinner was Lieutenant-Colonel l-l. P. Kayser, who was promoted to that rank this term. Colonel Kayser is leaving the l-lilltop at the end ot the semester atter teaching military science and tactics to the R. O.T. C. for six years. As highest ranking R. O. T. C. otticer at the Gray Castle, Lieutenant- Colonel Arthur Dominy was honorary president ot the group. Elected otticers were: President, Major Altred Dildineq vice president, Captain Felix Turnipseedg secretary, Captain E. B. Stowe, and treasurer, Major Joclc Peterson. Ninety-two First row: Applegate, Piersori, Shelton, Kayser, Potter, Hill, Applin. Second row: Kelly, Payne, Greer, Fisher, Wooclhouse, Price, Trelease, l-lerrill. , Third row: Tucker, Tibbs, Waite, Bailey, Collins, Cayce, Alley. Sponsors Aid Cadet Qfficers Tll.l. going strong in its second semester is the Femmes de Guerre, cadet R. O. T. C. officer sponsors' club. Organized in November to assist the Gens de Guerre, co-mmissioned officers' group, the girls adopted a constitution. For their first and most important activity they combined with the boys to hold the semi-annual Military ball, April thirtieth, in the Cafe of the World, Balboa parlc. Before the dance they attended a dinner at the U. S. Grant hotel in ho-nor of Lieutenant-Colonel Fl. P. Kayser, professor of military science and tactics. Formerly lcnown only as sponsors, the feminine Hillers organized the club following the suggestion of Lieutenant-Colonel Kayser. lt is the girls' duty to acco-mpany the boys they sponsor to all R.O.T.C. reviews, parades and competitions. Following the contests they pin awards on the uniforms of winning cadet officers. ' On Blue and White day, April eighth, they assumed command of the R. O. T. C. The girls had been instructed in the art of military discipline, but the corps proved rather hard to manage. The Femmes attended the regular Thursday reviews on the front lawn. Officers for the semester were: Phyllis Potter, president: Meredith Shelton, vice president, and Janet Applin, secretary. Ninety-three First row: Prevette, Quiett, Stowe, Allen, Bunlcer. Second row: Pabst, Fisher, Colt, Matsumoto, Morran, Weir, Smith, Robertson, Dalby. Third row: Sergeant Huffman, sponsor. lVlarl4srnen Come lnto l.ight NDER the able guidance ot Sergeant lvan l-luttman, assistant pro- tessor ot military science and tactics at San Diego high school, the Hilltop Ritle team was organized this semester. It is composed ot R. O. T. C. cadets who are able to obtain a certain score in marlcsman- ship competition. At the ottset ot this semester, Sergeant l-luttman selected, atter competitive tryouts, proticient ritlemen to form the team. Gerald Lane, having one ot the best marlcsmanship records, was elected captain. Another top-ranker was Jerry Allen. Fitteen boys, including tive substitutes, made up the squad. Open practice was held throughout the semester. The team entered two matches: The Ninth Corps area, in which San Diego toolc tirst place out ot about titty schools, and the lnter- collegiate Ritle match. Although a comparatively new organization, the achievements ot the past semester have brought it sutticient recognition to gain it the distinction ot a real school organization. lts contemporary prominence is due entirely to its accomplishments and its recognized ability. The hard work ot the ritlemen merits popular approval. Ninety-tour i 3' - - - r First row, seated, left to right: Cheesman, Prince, Lacarra, Langer, Seaton, Walmsrey, Carricdo, Madruga, Gristz, Molina. Second row: Grebbien, Carncjo, Stephens, Saclcaguchi, Black, Toph, Williiord, Perlchiser, J. E. Hutchison, sponsor. Third row: Englesrnan, Mendenhall, Morgan, Murphy, Webber, Centrnan, Elopoulas, Culy, McMurphy Fourth row: Overturt, Hill, Kory, Lindenrneycr, Tipton, Marshall, Meier, Wise, Mason, Christian. Student printers Aim l-ligh ILLERS interested in learning more about the art ot printing joined the Graphic Arts club twis semester under the sponsorship ot James E. Hutchison, printing instructor. To quality tor membership, candidates must belong to the printing class and pay semi-annual dues ot IO cents. Graphic Arts is a nation-wide organization, the main body being the National Graphic Arts society. lt is sponsored by the National Education association and the National Graphic Arts Education guild. The club's objectives are: To unite the students and instructors in the graphic arts tield tor rnutual and educational benetitsg to emphasize the cultural and practical aspects ot graphic arts education, to award appropriate recognition tor outstanding pupil achievements, to develop pupil activity and leadership: to promote printing processes as handicratt or manual arts hobbies, and to encourage in students a deep sense ot pride in their wo-rlq as artisans in preserving all arts. Otticers ot the club were: President, Otto Langerg vice president, Lorenzo Cariago, and secretary-treasurer, Tom Walmsley. Meetings were called by the otticers, sponsor or on a petition ot six club members. Ninety-tive i Flag.,-rrigf y 'E' pf? LTL ' f. W - : ' 1. '.f? i- . .2 H' Y ' IR 'Ai 'W V fm 'ww 'W - a,'tiZ'W7.7'f: ,L ' V Z? 21555 ES' if ' . i.w4,:.,1.f'K 5 - tvs-z.,.'j'4gs',s f:.,,'?- I key. . - f..-. . . 3 -.,jQ,,'ff igf'f'f L - V- J.-1-5 Wi P:?iv.5.' . ., fs , .1 'ti' 2 ',..,g '--f 1 .. 5' W ,M First row: Kubo, l-lirasaki, Mamiya, Koide. Mrs. Edna Gillespie, sponsor, l-lironaka, Arata, Watanabe. Second row: lto, Takemoto, Adachi, Honda, Takeda, Hashiguichi. Third row: Nakamura, Matsumoto, Okamoto, Tajiri, l-limaka, K. Nakamura, Saito. Fourth row: Ono, B. Matsumoto, Morishita, O. l-limaka, l-londa. embership Grovvs Rapidly QUNDED six years ago by Charles B. Read, commercial teacher at the l-lilltop, the Seinen Kai, an organization ot San Diego high school Japanese students, has grown trom a membership ot six to titty-three. Purpose ot the club is to acquaint Japanese students with one another and the l-lilltop and to uphold the organizations ot the school. Success in this is largely due to Mrs. Edna Gillespie, sponsor ot the club, according to enthusiastic Seinen Kai'ers. A party was given at Mrs. Gillespie! home February tenth tor new Japanese students. ln addition, three skating parties were held at Mission Beach. At the end ot the term the members gathered at the beach tor a picnic. l-laving bulletin board displays ot Japanese art work was one ot their projects. Sponsoring parties tor the World Peace club was another activity. To their last attair, members ot the Miawa club, Chinese organization, were invited. Otticers tor the past semester were l-lenry Koide, president: Tsuneko l-lironaka, vice president: Jiro Watanabe, recording secretary: Tetsuzo l-lirasaki, treasurerg corresponding secretary, Umeko Mamiya: program chairmen, Yoshiko Kubo and David-Arata. Ninety-six ' , - ' Wi? 1 -, , .W,.a,.... First row: M. l-lom, Chew, Maielee, l. Hom, E. Lowe, F. Quin, T. Lowe, G. Quin. Second row: W. Hom, Grace Benoy, J. l-lom, A. Lee, G. Quon, Lax, Maylee. Third row: Leong, E. Hom, l-long, G. Quon, N. Quin. East lvleets West at t'lilltop EEKING to promote greater friendship among Chinese students at the l-lilltop and to lceep alive their native country's traditions, the Maiwa club was organized in i936 by former Annual Editor Constance Lai. This aim has been carried out under the sponsorship ot Miss Grace Benoy, home economics teacher at San Diego high school, who became interested in the Chinese through her trip to their homeland. Under her guidance the club has completed a varied social calendar. A slcating party, producing bumps and bruises among the gliders, and two picnics in May-one in Balboa parlc and one at l-lulburd's grove -were enjoyed by members. The faculty was invited to the first tea to be given by the Maiwas April 20 in the 200 building tlat. Students costumed in true Chinese dress served. Entertaining alumni ot the club, present members gave a dinner June 4. Otticers were Edward Lowe, president: Florence Quin, vice presidentg lda l-lom, secretary, and Maie Lee, social chairman. Ninety- Second row: May, Cooper, Skelton, Williams, Carlson. Third row: Neumeister, Cole, Dominy, King, Culy. Group promotes Good Fellovvship OUNDED two years ago, the Bible Fellowship club has increased trom tour to thirty-two members. With tive purposes in mind, the organization, under the guidance ot E. TW. B. Mark, science instructor, met each Friday and carried on a worship service. Fellowship with Christians, Bible study, fellowship in prayer, kindness and memorizing ot scripture verses are the ideals ot the students. The chairman, elected monthly, calls the meeting to order with a word ot prayer. Each member answers roll call with a scripture verse. This is tollowed by a two or three minute talk by each member on what he has gained trom his weekly Bible study. After any necessary business has been disposed ot, there is a sen- tence prayer service which is closed with a song test. The benediction is pronounced by the chairman, who quotes Psalm 9:I4. This semester the group scheduled a po-p corn sale and a skating party. During the term there were various other parties and an initiation ot new members. Leaders were: Barbara Lindskoog, Art Dominy, Lois Miller and Mar- garet lvlay. Secretary was Patricia Major and treasurer, Jack Brown. Ninety-eight First row, seated, left to right: Lindsey, French, Hcrlnelrath, Molina, Harnetty. Second row: Valenta, Phillips, Macevicz, De Mangus, Cash, Olderbolz, Fisher, Colt. Third row: James H. House, sponsor, Brown, Mossman, Storlr, Hubbard, Renshaw, Cruse. Ravct, Rcddlings, l.. Johnson, Mrs Harriet Eyes, co-sponsor, Fourth row: Beclcman, Melhourn, Bodien, Daley, Hines, Kaiser, D. Kelly, V. Kelley, B. Johnson. Camera Fiends produce lvlovie NE ot the liveliest organizations at the Hilltop, the Student Camera club has undergone a semester tull ot worthwhile activities. Having begun early in the semester to tilm a movie ot San Diego's his- torical landmarlcs, the camera enthusiasts have completed tour reels. They plan to tinish the picture during summer vacation. The work was done, tor the most part, on tield trips to various scenic spots ot interest in the county. On the tield trips, students were also able to secure good shots to enter in the annual salon. Following the awarding ot the prizes tor the best shots, iudged mostly tor their originality and content, the camera worlc was displayed tirst at the Hilltop during the tirst weelc ot June, then in the downtown show windows. The boat ride sponsored by the club in May was a huge success. During the cruise around the bay, the joy-seelcers were entertained by sing- ing and the music ot an accordion. Proceeds trom the trip will be used to turther the moving-picture, which it is hoped will be tinished by next tail. Ctticers tor the term were: Franlc Herlcelrath, president: George Har- netty, vice-presidentg Virginia Molina, secretaryg George Lindsey, treasurer. Ninety-nine Sports Lett to right: Ted Wilson, Dewey Morrow, Charles Church, Glenn Broderick, Ed Rutta, Frank Crosby, V!illiam Schutte. The lVlen Behind the Sports l-IOUGI-I championship teams are not always to be had at the l-lilltop, San Diego high school can be sure that its coaching statt ot seven will put torth their best etlorts to bring about victories. The Hilltop statt consists ot seven members: Coaches Glenn B. Broderick, Frank M. Crosby, Dewey J. Mike Morrow, Edward J. Rutta, Charles R. Church, William l-l. Schutte and Ted Wilson. During the tootball season, the head reins were held by Coach Broderick, with Coach Church guiding the Junior Varsity. Ed Rutta inaugurated B football and turned in a successful season. Mentor Schutte aided Bro-derick by instructing the boys in line play, while Ted Wilson tathered the backtield. Coach Broderick also guided this season's sterling track squad, that won the Southern Calitornia championship. The varsity basketball team, under the supervision ot Rutta, tinished its season as a strong second in the Coast league. The B team was directed by Coach Schutte, while Wilson helped the C and D quintets. The baseball nine, as always, turned in a superior pertormance under the able guidance ot Mike Morrow, head ot the boys' physical education department. Coach Crosby headed the wrestling club, which is con- sidered one ot the tinest on the coast. One hundred three .,., , .. ., .bw ,, ' ' N - .wxifw mm W' ' -Q,- w if- gwmgg m zfii ifmfi W 4 One hundred Four .. gffi, i1'AiSgE5gIE.'f9i 5 ,Dm 5.9 C5 .Tm 4. .0 4,-. UE fw 5.2 Em V7.- ug 30 O- .. '22 0.1: ur- 0 VT. U, .58 Eu will ,1 in UC 'CFU C? Uno 5 . Q5 0-D U-rc 55 '04 5. U ml T9 . 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Long Beach Poly journeyed south as the Cavemen opened their Coast Prep league schedule in the stadium and returned to the Beach city winners by the I3-6 count. The Bunnies won the loop championship and entered the S. C. l. F. playoffs but were defeated in their initial game by Santa Ana high, former member of the Coast circuit. Cn the following Friday afternoon, victory again visited the Blue and White when the State college Frosh fell 2l-I3. On the Frosh squad were many former l-lilltoppers who will go on to bigger things fo-r the Aztecs. Alhambra came south the following weelc and lost a I4-I3 thriller. Tables were turned the next Saturday when the local eleven headed east for Phoenix, Arizona, and were handed a 26-O setbaclc by a power- house aggregation. With the city championship at stalce, the Red and White o-f l-loover and the Blue and White of San Diego battled it out before l3,000 l-lomecoming day customers in the stadium. The Cardinals returned winners by one touchdown, I3-6. Long Beach Woodrow Wilson climaxed the i937 season for the Castlemen with a 6-O triumph on the Brufn field. Although Ed Beclcer, All Coast league and All Southern California taclcle in l936, was not named on the l-lonor team last year, his play in l937 was an improvement over the previous season, according to many onloolcers. Evie Davis, starting quarterbaclc, was given much publicity by local dailies. Following the l-loover game, one of the papers stated that Davis and Ernie lvlcAnulty of l-loover were the two best prospects in local high school football. The usual starting lineup last fall was as follows: Leo Sawaya and Zeno Berger, ends: Ed Becker and Ed Crossley, tackles, Bill Seixas and Ted Barnes or Bob Bouton, guards: Dionisio Molina or Jimmy Wright, center, and Evie Davis, George Woolett, l-larry Muns and Leonard Blaclc in the baclcfield. n 'ndred five C First row. Parga, Armstrong, T-leredra, Gaughen, Carson, Franklin, Gracra. Second row: Theiss, Martinez, Logan, Merritt, Williams, Molina. Third row: Skeily, Rigupoulous, Becker, Geitterez, Mundell, Basketball Team Dravvs Crovvds l-TE I937-38 l-lil top basketball team started slowly, but tinished strong to win second place in the Coast league competition. Finishing the tirst round with two games won and two lost, San Diego entered the second halt ot the season with the same fight and increased ability. Three wins out ot tour close games put San Diego in second Coast league standing. The squads ability to provide excitement drew it increasing po-pu- larity as the season progressed. Long Beach Poly went down under tast Caveman teet. scoring but 22 points against the Hillers' 32. A deteat at the hands ot Alhambra put San Diego in a precarious position. The big game ot the year was against l-lerbert l-loover high school. The scrapping l-liller team gave the Cardinals their only defeat ot the season. A tense and exciting battle, in which the two rivals tought desperately, ended with the Cavemen victorious at 20 to l9. The team ended the season with an excitng game against Woodrow Wilson ot Long Beach. Trailing the Long Beach tive with but a tew minutes lett, the Hilltop cagers came through with a surprise tinish to win 37 to 35. This victory gave San Diego undisputed claim to second place in the Coast league. The starting lineup was usually composed ot Jack Duddy and AI Martinez, torwardsq Melvin Skelley, center: George Franklin and Buddy Mundell, guards. One hundred six Bottom row, lett to ri ht: Biewener, Thomas, Bowes, Coleman, Lo an, O'Keete, Brewer, Cash, Perin. B B Second row: Rainey, Macevicz, Hartozog, Gentry, Donnelly, Henderson, Oderbolz, Franklin, l-leredia, Estavillo, Williams. Third row: Roth, Black, Krooskos, Becker, Berger, Klicka, Bryant, Dixon, Robbins, Lujan, Dickinson Mgr. Tracksters Win Championship HE SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL track team ot spring, l938, proved to be o-ne which Hilltoppers can remember with pride. An impressive array ot outstanding athletes drew increasing interest as they swept to the championship ot Southern Calitornia. Sharing a three way tie with Hoover and Woodrow Wilson tor Coast league championship, San Diego went into the league tinals a slight tavor- ite. A decisive victory in that event won Hiller trackmen undisputed claim to top position. Captain Bob Logan, whose possibilities seem unlimited, proved him- selt a capable leader by nearing the national record in the high jump and securing winning points in the broad jump. John Biewener, a constant winner in both hurdle races, was supported by Louis Thomas and Jim Bowes to torm a hardworking and dependable trio. Biewener's hurdling torm will long be remembered by enthusiasts. The flashing grin ot big George Franklin rounding the turn in the gruel- ing 440 is another sight that will tade slowly. Ricky Roth and Albert Heredia showed stamina in the distance runs, while Leo-nard Black and Bob Estavillo composed a capable sprinting sec- tion. Red Becker never met his equal in the weight division. The husky shot-putter also starred in the discus, aided by Clark Dixon. One hundred seven I H i C ,figs-121 Afa.6 ' First row: Theiss, Le Grand, Summers, Paredes, Pillette, Maupin, Sharp. Second row: Langer lMgr.l, Kehn, Shelley, Olsen, Kerr lCapt.l, Martinez, Bowman, Morales, Robertson lMgr.l. Third row: McCoy, Albright, Hernandez, Taniguchi, Angelus, Billings, Gaughen lMgr.l. l-lilltop Nine Stays at Top INNING NINE out of ten games, Coach Mike Morrow and his ball playing l-lillers this year brought the tenth Coast Prep league championship in eleven years to San Diego. With a starting lineup composed entirely of returning lettermen, the squad entered the race as favorites and upheld all expectations. First victim of the Cavemen was Long Beach Poly by an 8-6 county and in the next game, Alhambra was downed by the same score. in the most exciting battle of the season, l-loover was beaten, 7-4. The first half came to a close with the l-lillers slugging out a I4-6 verdict over Long Beach Woodrow Wilson. During the Easter holidays, the team went north for the Annual Pom- ona tournament, only to be eliminated in the semi-finals by Wilson, 3-2. Poly also turned the tables on the Gray Castle nine by downing the Cave- men 7-6 in their only defeated league game. l-lowever, the club stopped this losing streak by humbling Alhambra, 5-4, and swamping the Hoover Cardinals, II-3, The schedule was completed when Al Lefty Olsen shut out Wilson, 2-O. The first string battery consisted of Olsen on the mound and Stan Sharp behind the plate. Ted Kerr, captain, was at first, Mel Slcelley at second, Fred Martinez at third, and Chet Kehn handled short stop. The outfield was composed o-f Manuel l-lernandezf Tony Angelus, Jack Billings, and Earl Bowman. One hundred eight 97 First row, seated, left to right: Murphy, Maio, Corrao, Mayers, Tarantino, Madamba, Brown, Bottini, Plantes, Scagliotti, Gardner, Anderson, Asaro, Chamberlain, Donnelly, Salvador. Second row: German, Morante, Coppedge, Ballanger, Westover, Mattei, Rodriquez, Navarro, I-Iarnetty, Mathews, Anderson, Barnes. Third row: Frank Crosby, coach, Tsuida, Riverall, Fee, Karasawa, Wheeler, Higgins, Lippincott, Oalces, Monshita, Lopereno, Zimmerman, Barnes, Scagliotti, manager, Wright, manager. Fourth row: Wahl, Lewis, Randell, Maley Klingenberg, La Lanne, Gibbs, Martin, Randall, Matsumato, Winther, Crivello, Dahms, Truax, Green, Aguilero, Reed, Tom, Amador Rodriquez, Myers, Rodriquez, Kettredge, Arata, Fletcher. Wrestling Gains prominence TTRACTING the unprecedented number ot ninety-tour entrants to the Boys' Intramural tournament, tirst event ot the year, wrestling at San Diego high school is swittly gaining the prominence ot a major s ort. p First outside matches were held on April 8, when nineteen boys embarked on the team's longest trip ot the semester to engage a group ot bone-crushers from the Sherman Indian school at Riverside, Calitornia. Hilltop maulers worked over the Indians, defeating them by a score ot 45'f2 to 25V2 points. In the Annual Southern California C. I. F. wrestling championship tournament held at Inglewood, Whittier nosed out San Diego by one point. Coach Franlc Crosby's wrestling teams always merit the approbation ot San Diego high school. This ancient sport has long been attractive to boys on the I-lilltop, as indicated by the constantly increasing number ot participants. Good hard tun and physical development malce this activity one ot the most interesting in the school. One hundred nine Qi-A7 First row: Lippincott, Martinez, Nagle, Ink, Alverson. Second row: Schwartz, Johnston, Dehnel, Smith, McCollum, Morales. Racket Wielders Display Form l.Tl-TOUGT-l composed ot outstanding material, the San Diego tennis team did not Click this season, and tinished third in the Coast Prep league standings. The title was won by Alhambra, detending champions, despite the tact that the l-lillers were pre-season tavorites. Finishing sec- ond in the league was the Long Beach Wilson team. ln league competition, the Cavemen broke even, winning two matches and losing two. Victories were registered over Long Beach Poly, 8-3, and over l-loover, 7-4. Alhambra and Long Beach Wilson were the two conquerors ot the l-lilltop racket men, both deteats being by a score of 9-2. Despite the disappointing showing ot the team, there were some bright spots during the season. l-larper lnk, Jr. captain and number one player, tought his way to the tinals ot the annual Ink tournament. ln the girls' division, Marion Good- win upheld the Blue and White by winning the championship. Ink teamed with Paul Smith to torm the only stable doubles combin- ation. This pair went to the finals ot the Coast league tournament betore being eliminated. The squad, in order ot their ranking, consisted ot l-larper Ink, l-loward Nagel, Paul Smith, Joe McKellar, Louis Mack, Tony Martinez, Paul Dehnel, Dan Lippencott and Ben Johnson. One hundred ten First row: Crawtord, Meanley, Tsurnigari, Olds, Newton. Second row: McCormick, Jackson, Trostle, Lowe, Stuart. Swimming NDER the direction ot Coach l-lenry Gunther, Gray Castle's swim- ming team is striving to build l-lilltop swimming to the prominence it now holds in many other Southern Calitornia high schools. This semester the natators completed one ot the liveliest seasons in recent years. Led by Captain Diclc Jaclcson, the team, composed ot Buddy Olds, Bob Crawtord, Bob Carson, Galen Frostle, Russell McCormiclc, Bill Mean- ley, Eddie Lowe, Bob Newton, Walter Stewart, and Yulrio Tsumagari, placed high in many events in both sprints and long distance classes when they met other swimming clubs ot the city at a meet held in the Ocean Spray Plunge at Ocean Beach. Another highlight ot the semester occurred when the team competed in the Coast league swimming meet held at Compton, Calitornia, against other Southern Calitornia aggregations, including Long Beach Poly and Woodrow Wilson. Because ot Gray Castle's laclc out proper tacilities, the team is torced to workout in the Y. M. C. A. pool. ln the opinion ot Coach Gunther, the only possible way tor l-lilltop swimming to rise to its warranted prominence at the school is to get a long awaited swimming pool. 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Fac.ui+1 play 3I.Sn A DH-ch Day Ona hundred twenty-three Y 4.41 if J U he 1.AhnualS QESRUSS Banque? 6. Senior 'A' Vespers 8.5n A gi+'T Day lO.Gradva'l-Roh Appreciatiion S the last pages ot this Gray Castle are reached, my thoughts leap back to those who have made it possible to carry out the ideas represented herein. if V I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the advisers, Mrs. Verl F. Smurthwaite, tor her advice and guidance in editing the annualg Miss Florence Lormer, tor her capable assistance in working out all problems dealing with money: and Miss l-larriet L. Southwick, 'For so diligently aiding the art statt in presenting the theme ot this yearbook. For their excellent work and cooperation, thanks is also due Hal C-5. Brucker of Neyenesch Printers, Inc., Babcock Cover company, the Sunset Engravers, and Vreeland's photographers.