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

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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

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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

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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