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

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5 3 SQ 3 Fr: rg . JUNIORS Bill Coonx Sophomores of last year and seniors of next year . . . Weighted down by their dark past and brilliant future, the junior class accomplished nothing of great or lasting consequence. Tall Bill Coons withstood the jinx ot I940 to become junior president, the only boy officer of his class. For the first time the vice presidency was split between tall Marian Jepsen and little Doris Cunningham. Horse-loving Pat Porter was secretaryg and Actress D-orothy Schlerf, treasurer. Farther on their journey toward campus dominance than the sopho- mores, the juniors made the grade to the following offices: A. S. B. secretary, Charlotte Gatewoodg Girls' League secretary, Doris Bachelderg Girls' League treasurer, Elaine Bronstoneg Drama Club president, Dorothy Schlerf. Miss Caroline Haddock was 'Faculty adviser. Doris Cunningham Marian Iepsen Pat Porter Uorvihv SCM f

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SOPHOMORES 41' 1 A Jean Carmichael They came from Roosevelt, Wilson, Horace Mann, Memorial to be A. S. B. president, Russ editor, R. O.T. C. colonel, and just plain Hiller. ' Green at the outset but ripening with age, the sophomores will be remembered for the 'Fact that at least they tried. As plans for peagreen assembly and Russ column dropped by the wayside, they decided that after all the school belongs to the seniors. Sparlrling .lean Carmichael divided her time between Russ staff and class presidency. Aiding her were Vice President Royal Parlrs, Secretary Lorraine Kestler, Treasurer Barbara Dye. , Wisecracking Lynn Weaver, sponsor, got them into the swing of things as sophomore names began to appear in The Rus as committee members, officers wisecraclcers in the Campus Candids. R ya Parks Lorraine Kestler Barham Dye willy :fi5'Pfi'l :.5f f:'t' x . A f A at .- it sfmgs 5 ,.--,,, -E-' ,3 N ws 15. sk satisfy' K Q - ,, it ,4 3-1-w,.':g',-' f . ,sw --fa at if -1 -' V h ' rig? 33416 ii' A, .f 'X

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Betty .lane Selwyn To these falls the mantle of Senior-A-h-ood, the royal blue elif? sweater. Following a trend toward femininity in politics, Betty Jane Selwyn, president, Patsy Ryno, vice president, Olive Burnett, secretary, Barbara Webb, treasurer, headed the class. Adviser Charles Manning guided these in-betweeners. Senior B's had a foretaste of running activities on the Hill with Adrienne Wueste as A.S.B. vice president: Nancy Julian, Girls' League vice president: Philip Flint, student court judge, Alex Krooslros, Bob Estavillo, traclrmen. Ot a species soon to become extinct, the class of '4l, too old to go to the junior prom, too young for the senior prom, hibernated and f indulged in wishful thinking. f ! f 'H' Iwwf' 1 p ' 0 fi ff' , ., Af g ,- ff r I , P ff Patsy Ryno Olive Burnett Barbara Webb 'V ,, . 'um w 'wsszagw sf' lm -ww -V 4 VOS .ix