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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

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Wnth conviction before them, the tall ol The Gray Castle, February, 1941, has Chosen lor itys theme, Leadershnp. lies in the leaders ol the nation Principal JOHN ASELTINE . . .fried to know all seniors personally . . . Hillers lxnow him for his assembly Hfireside chats. Girls' Vice Principal RUTH MUN- Boys' Vice Principal EDWARD TAY- SELL . . . likes to make school LOR ...fond of eating, sleep- pleasant for other people's chil- ing and reading . . . a good dren . . . lilies to travel. sport with bad boys. As the word Education means to lead out lof ignorancel, so Hilltop's faculty proved to be the foremost leaders of San Diego high. One hundred per cent homerooms in both activity pass and Russ drives were those of Miss Mary Phillippi, Mrs. Verl Smurth- waite, Mrs. Katherine Andrews, W. J. Lyons, Cleon Davies, Miss Dixie Nickell, Miss Bertha Howe, Mrs. Olga Hamman, Charles Manning, Mrs. Louise Cole and J. Allen Hodges. Twelve new faces in Hilltop classrooms belonged to Gordon Wiggins, Miss Jacqueline Trenfel, Miss Margaret Redelings, Werner Petersen, Miss Laura Lindley, Miss Marjorie Judson, Mrs. Gladys Henderson, John Brose, Miss Elizabeth Bell, Miss Marjorie Annin. Miss Shirley M. Charles Art department head Ralph Vcrnacchials art class -me-.4 HEADS ' H M nw ifvymw. , 5 S 31 -' Werner Peiersen's basketball class Miss Margaret Sullrvan s iyprng class Mrs. Louise Cole s Englrsh class HEADS - HEADS ' HE Miss Miriam Paine, Girls' Physical Education Miss Julia Chubbuclr. Home Economics Percy Heron, Industrial Arts Mrs. Alice Rice's volleyball class Mrs. Bessie Wenrich's sewing class Letain Kiitredge's woodshop class DS ' HEADS v HEADS . 'S Miss Viva Dickerson's geometry ciass Miss Mary Phillippi's music appreciation class Lawrence Carr, language arts Bernel Hale, mathemaiics W. F. Reyer, music Wilbur Hamman, public speaking B. O. Lacey, science Gilbert Dccrc, social studies HEADS ' HEADS ' HEADS Mr. Hamman's voice development class ix 5. -,. Miss Edna Perry's biology class i 1 ? Mrs. Alga Hamman's world affairs class President ADRIENNE WUESTE . . . had to raise her voice in the auditorium . . . held ASB helm during its worst depression. Under the leadership ot the 'Fourth girl president in the schooI's titty-eight year history, the ASB council asked for and received the support of 2500 students in the activity pass drive. Much appreciated were the efforts of the Pep Squad, auxiliary group originated by Charlotte Gatewood and headed by Morrie Naiman. An art commissioner was also incorporated into the council. Vice President CHARLOTTE GATE- wood . . . all sparlcs and enthu- siasm . . . Pep Squad's mama . . . irons in IOO fires. Secretary ELOISE HANSON . . . struggles both to talre minutes and argue in council meetings . . . revels in receiving mail. Treasurer ELAINE BRONSTONE . . . yens to dust the trophy case and change displays . . . turns cowboy music off on the radio. i 23 f' A S. B. COUNCIL A. S. B. Activity Commissioner Bill Coons, Adviser W. J. Lyons, Adviser Gordon Wiggins, Boys' Athletic Commissioner Jack Williams, Boys' Federation President Malcolm Robbins, CSF Representative Elizabeth Loperena. Drama-Debate Commissioner Marion Jepsen, Girls' Athletic Commissioner Frances Mullaley, Girls' League President Nancy Julian, Historian Dorothy Schlerf. Junior Representative Perry Grant, Music Commissioner Gordon Leith- Resigned, succeeded by Willa Snell, ROTC Representative and Parliamen- tarian Louis Lepore, Publicity Commissioner Bill Gillis, Russ Editor Gilman Ostrander, Senior A. Representative Lester Monson, Senior B Representative Katherine Congdon, Sophomore Representative Pat Thompson, Student Court Judge Philip Flint, Ticket Auditor Royal Parks. our , x f Jil GIRLS'LEAGUE ' GIRLS' President NANCY JULIAN . . needs longer day to 'finish her worlc . . . ambition is to travel to Alaslca . . . Latin shark. A girl was elected president ot the United States at the annual Hi Jinx, high lighting a varied Girls' league program. Sophomore girls will remember the league tor a wel- coming fashion-show assembly at which they became acquainted with SDHS clubs and received a lollypop apiece. Some stars tor the league's record were introduction of pins tor officers, second prize in the Homecoming parade and a Christmas drive, featured by a I2 'Foot tree in the auditorium. LEAGUE - GIRLS'LEA front row, left to right-D. Bachelder, N. Julian, Vice President R. Kimball S e a M. Lyons: row 2-E. l. ons: row 3-B. Brant, F. O'Neill, A. Wells, S. Bailey, M S myo Y Not pictured-Treasurer D. Dingle. Girl Reserves strut stutt tor Home- coming parade. ll5'l 9 PUWON Mutinous petition displayed by members of Girls' Hi-Jinx. Ballet dancers perform gracetully tor the Girls' show. 'Mg Nancy Julian, Katherine Congdon and Jane Seeley pack Christmas cheer in stockings for Fremont tots. IANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS President MALCOLM ROBBINS . . . resigned from Russ staff to give federation more time . . . in Hi-Y, lilces swimming. The high school campus flowered with sill: and calico when the Boys' federation spon- sored its annual Pajama Top day. Increasing friendliness among Hillers was the informal Hello and Smile clay for the benefit of bashful Cavemen. Turning to the serious side, the federation lent its talents on Thanksgiving to collecting donations of food for needy families. Students were encouraged to bring their contributions to third period classes where they were col- lected by federation representatives. I I I l ' B Y F E D lf RAT l N ' B F t l ft to right-A. Pohl, N. Cordova, Treasurer G. LaPointe, M. C pb II 2 V P d t F C t S t G R B V V l B C E F Ik en . ar er, ecre ary . oss, . an ain, . oons, . 'fi 'V'Ww i 'JZHAMA 1.5: Federation leaders pose clashy pa- jama tops in Hilltop's second semi- annual PJ day. Jack Williams, Everett Mesiclc, Perry Grant, Mal- colm Robbins. rf-.M Q? .M ww-NME 2 Admiral Senn points out strategic bases to Hillers at special assembly. Grinning victors display prize gold watches, gifts from American Legion. CANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS ' CANDIDS - RUSS STAFF - RUSS SS S I, . : S GILMAN OSTRANDER . . . well A ,lf read, well traveled editor . . . , 5 gloats over his two-story deslx, M 5: 2 writes a weelrly column. iffy.. ' ' tr Change and progress was the lceynote of The Russ as the staff moved to a larger bungalow office. Hairless Joe and other denizens of Dogpatch were created from Hilltop's faculty at the semi-annual Russ party honoring quota subscribed homerooms. ln addition to scheduled Armistice day, Homecoming and Senior A special editions, a half-size Flu Extra made its appearance during an epidemic that sent most of the staff to bed. Front row, left to right-Miss Constance Bowman, Sports Editor M. Payne, G. LaPointe. E. Luce, Feature Editor M. Campbell, Feature Editor B. Gillis, G. Hutchens, V. Hind, Club Editor D. Bachelder, News Editor B. Bade, P. Little, Miss Mary Walker, row 2-R. Clark, Circulation Manager B. Van Valin, J. Aseltine, B. Heilman, M. Robbins, J. Schoneborne. E. Robertson, G. Hadreas, J. Conlrlin, V. Shreve, row 3-R. Ward, G. Diederichsen, B. Lanslxy, W. Duthie, M. Maynard, C. Kurt, N. Julian, V. Spencer, F. Rubenstein, Advertising Manager N. Rosenberg, H. Short, G. Keith, E. Riedy, M. Parker, G. Philipson, E. Mesiclrg row 5- A. Richardson, J. Squyres, E. Strohauer, M. Womble, M. Crouter, C. Frith, Photography Editor H. Johnson. Not pictured-Editor G. Ostrander, Copy Editor D. J. Smith, Personnel Director G. Leith, Literary Editor C. Gatewood, Business Manager T. White. .,..ff ' KN-,Ni v , rr 7. 5 'ima Order in the courtI While Hillers studied their lessons sixth period, the four hundredth prisoner awaited sentence be- hind the closed doors of Room I6O. After careful consideration, Judge Philip Flint pronounced a penalty of I5 days-I5 days in which to write an essay of I2O0 words on The Rights of the Pedestrian. Now ending its second year, the court has han- dled an average of five cases a week. TUDENT COURT - STUDENT COURT ' STU P b ton Officers NANCY BOOTH Judge PHILIP FLINT . . . wanted d WALTER SCHNEIDER.. . to hang everyone at first . . . I arned the business that tool: pride in court . . . Icnows there might always be a judge. all the reasons why. fi Q X Il l? 1 Knowledge glowed freely when the CSF tool: over Hilltop's weekly radio program and presented Information Please. Surprise reigned when some questions stumped the experts. The other big event tor the scholars was the traditional ditch day, jinxed with rain and financed with atter-school ice cream sales. At this event, usually held at the beach, the school's better halt sheds its dignity and turns to such pastimes as pie-eating contests and sack races. The group rewards its two year members with gold pins and seals upon the diplomas ot mf graduating seniors. Sponsor is Mrs. Olga Hamman. MOLLY JEAN FEATHERINGILL... lilres parking at information desk . . . enjoys selling ice t C S F after - school sales. Front row, left to right-L. Noel, G. Yale, W. Glorious, R. Freeland, B. Woollet F. Shepard, V. Parchen, G. LaPointe, M. Featheringill, Secretary N. Parker, M.Zumwalt Treasurer R. Knox, E. Cromer, C. Mason, S. Hartwell, H. Jones, N. Julian, M. Lyons B. Brant, row 2-C. Frith, J. Deem, P. Thompson, C. Freeman, E. Noble, K. Johnson O. Perrone, D. Root, I. Dorval, B. Strong, E. Fiddle, E. Millsberg, R. Holm, J. Sai E. Mintzer, L. Stallings, Mrs. Olga Hammang row 3-G. Gordon, V. Goetschel, M Browning, K. Nakamura, R. Takahashi, I. Tanaka, A. Sanuy, A. Beasley, B. Hyde, M Allen, G. Yelton, H. Sheng, P. McCoy, M. Fluck, M. Crouterg row 4-B. Arakawa S. Hawley, L. Kestler, R. Stephens, B. Manwaring, K. Kawamoto, H. Kawamoto, K Motooka, E. Effron, B. Bird, F. Stanley, F. Rubenstein, J. Schoenborn, E. Springer P. Bird, J. McKinley, L. Fischbeing row 5-E. Fitzpatrick, E. Balaban, J. Aseltine, E Luce H. Crabtree A. Rogers A. Krooskos B. Krooskos E. Fulkerson A. Crocker row li-M. Parker, J. Curry, A. Pinnock, M. Cooke, M. Parlapiano, E. Smith, F. Barrows. B. Bade, R. Benitz, A. DeRiemer, B. Schwenkmeyer, R. Warner, G. Ross, R. Adams W. Schultheis, E. Peckag row 7-F. Neumeister, T. Arata, E. McQuoid, P. Sogo, J Botte, N. Schulman, B. Gillis, E. Tom, P. Quon, J. Coleman. W. Hom, G. Keith W. Heath, row 8-C. Willman, B. Van Valin, J. Courtney, L. Lepore, D. Stout, T Asakawa, J. Kaupp, D. Brewer, S. Siegel, W. Woodson, P. Flint, R. Callo, B. Smythe Not pictured-Vice President E. Loperena. 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Rani President PATSY RYNO . . . proud I of remarkably short cabinet l meetings . . . abolished senior A class song just cause. Pessimism . . . amazement . . . bravery . . . disappointment . . . thus ran the gamut of emotions of the senior class as they struggled through the flurry of graduation worries. Pessimistic, and then some, about the financial success of their skating party . . . amazed, but joyful, when said party came out with a profit . . . brave, and how, when the cabinet ignored tradition by eliminating the class song . . . disappointed, but definitely, when the senior class failed to win first prize for its Home- coming float. Vice President LESTER MONSON Secretary JEAN DeRlEMER . . . Treasurer JOE BOTTE . . . signed . . . sat quietly at council . . . struggled to get minutes post- millions of dues cards . . . a ponders between Rimslry - Kor- ed promptly . . . redhead minus glamour boy who's interested salcov and Glen MilIer's swing. temper. in white rats and spinach. ENIORACABINET Miss Mary K. Phillippi, Gordon Wiggins, Everett Mesiclr, Anita Laird, Fred Neumeister, Renee Julian, Austa Wells, Dick Brewer. John Bishop, Violet Cooper, Roy Hall, Harold Dill, Shirley Hawley, Charlotte Mason. Marjorie Lyons, Arnold Watanabe, Barbara Webb, Edith Bower, Phil George, Betty Jane June, Harren Schueller, Emmy Lou Cromer, Harry Krumm, Rose Strugo, Laura Jean Thompson. EVERETT M ESICK, Editor Flu epidemics and lost records could not offset the work of Adviser Constance Bowman, Art Editor Rita Freeland and Official Photographer Vreeland, who did most to give the class of '4I a remembrance of their life at the Hilltop. Orchids also to Volunteer Workers Nancy Julian and Ruth Takahashi, who worked without portfolio, and to Photogra- pher Harry Johnson and a willing staff. Business Manager Fred Neumeister took in S90 more than was expected on pictures and kept concise records throughout. Thus amid stacks of paper and broken pencils was born The Gray Castle, '4I, dedicated by the midnight oil and bequeathed to all good seniors who paid their dues. t Edt EDITH BOWER Business Manager FRED NEUMEIS- Art Editor RITA FREELAND . . . g t l t nute personality TER policed seniors who worked in art room all day dur- k t h th t l h f t b t t t th l t k h d d eepone... orgoaou picures...pu mg eas wee...eae a g t where needed. the cause before his job. gallant and talented staff. ANNUAL STAFF P ANNUAL STAFF NUAL STAFF Editorial Adviser CONSTANCE BOWMAN . . . donated her days and evenings . . . pastime was encouraging staff not to worry. Business Adviser GORDON WIG- GINS . . . ready and willing when needed . . . was most encouraging person on the staff. ANNUAL STAFF Art Adviser CLARA BOLLO . . . inspiration for the art staff . . . left her marlr on the second Gray Castle since her arrival. Art Adviser RALPH VERNACCHIA . . . dart and reserved . . . planned ASB posters . . . was Hairless Joe in Russ party. Organizations E d it o r L A U R A THOMPSON . . . had most to write, but was first at the dead- line . . . energy to burn. Seniors Editor SHIRLEY HAWLEY . . . overworked with class pub- licity, but managed to turn out best personality sketches. Classes Editor BETTY JUNE . . . conscientious and able . . . her Homecoming story had to be cut because of laclr of room. Sports Editor JACK WILLIAMS . . . ballred at visiting girls' gym for a sports story . . . in end camc through without aid. Faculty Editor DOROTHY DOWN . . . down once with the flu, but up on assignments . . . stretched for her hook. Typist LOVELLA DUGGINS . . . worked on Homecoming Russ . . . received most annual copy in fifth period class. in SENIOR A PLAY SENIOR A PLAY SENIOR A Front row, left to right-Barbara Markle, Renee Julian, Rae Joy Frieze, Edith Bower, Alice Holmes, row 2-Laurens Mathews, Bill Maydole, Dick Brewer, Lester Monson, Walter Schneider. Inset, left to right: Charles Barkus, Lovella Duggins, Alfred Alexander, Dorothy Down. Front row, left to right-O. Burnett, G. Quon, A. Oosbree, S. Yoshida, L. Martiniz, R. Chastain, M. Baisleyg row 2-Mrs. W, F. Reyer, M. Lyons, N. Julian, W. Glorious, L. Curry, F. Shepard, P. Ryno, A. Wells, W. F. Reyerg row 3--J. XVilliams, H. Krumm, B. Capps, R. Bourdstte, J. Wood, C. Austin. SENIL ACTIVITIES P SENIOR A ACTIVITIES P SEN Dick Brewer, chairman ot Dads' and Grads' banquet, makes atter dinner speech. Rae .Ioy Frieze, Barbara Markle and AIice I-IoImes surround Laurens Mathews in a scene trom the Senior A smash hit, Skidding. Renee Julian and Bill Maydole supply romantic interest tor the comedy-drama production. 217' nh gl Y' wr ' 7 4 , s ,.-V, 'rf . 'IN J R A'S P SENIOR A'S P SENIOR A'S P SENIO ' The Scholarship Honor Roll of the Class of February 7, I94I, has been compiled in the office of the high school. This record is based on the work of the five senior high school semesters. All students whose semester grades of A Isuperiorj number eleven or more are placed on the honor roII. A perfect record for the five semesters would be twenty A's, as the average student carries four subjects each semester. A few honor students are able to carry five subjects and thus accumulate more than twenty A's during their high school course. Philip Sheridan Flint, 20 Talceo Asakawa, I9 Helen Joy Jones, I7 Fred Wilhelm Neumeister, I7 Laurens Bradham Mathews, I6 Lester Art Monson, I6 Louise Rhoda Noel, I6 Ruth Umelco Takahashi, I6 Barbara Woollet, I6 Nancy Reese Julian, I5 Violet Marjorie Parchen, I5 Albert T. Marrs, I4 Rita Adelle Freeland, I3 Emanuel Montalvo, I2 Barbara Webb, I2 Anita May Laird, I I Louis Raymond Lepore, I I Mary Frances Shepard, I I Mary Sumiyoshi, I I Laura Jean Thompson, I I Adrienne Wueste, I I LIBRADA THERESA ACOSTA ISABEL AMADOR State College Surgical Nurse Aquinas Club Jane Delano Club REBECCA RAE ASKENAIZER Kelsey-Jenney Radio Vocalist I-Ii-Jinx GAA Girls' Advanced Glee MARY MARGARET BAISLY Vocalist Glee Club BETTY VERNE BARLETT Vocational Sctiool Stenograplier ROSS BATES State College Music Advanced Orchestra PATRICIA BEAUMONT Julliard Conservatory ot Music Opera Singer Gray Castle Musicale Girls' League Council JOHN I. BECK State College Aviation Varsity S Club Varsity Baseball OLIVE ALMEDA ALLISON Davis Beauty Sclwool Cosmetologist GAA Drill Team TAKEO ASAKAWA University ot California Engineer CSF Seinen Kai CHARLES HENRY AUSTIN USC Lawyer Glee Club TOM ANTHONY BALESTRERI Navigator Football Track Varsity S Club HARRY N. BARNET UCLA Chemical Engineer Football I'Ii4Y Rowing .IUANITA M. BAXTER Drama Club ERNEST LYNN BECK State College Army Air Corps Varsity Baseball Varsity S Club MARJORIE PEARL BILLINGS Clerical Work Aquinas Club RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN ' I JOHN BISHOP ALBERT EARL BOLAM State College San Diego I-li-Y Track Team Advanced Orchestra JOSEPH M. BOTTE State College Pharmacist San Diego I-Ii-Y CSF Senior A Treasurer ROBERT NEIL BDURDETTE State Police Boys' Hi-Jinx Advanced Glve l'lifY BARBARA PROM BRANT UCLA Business Administrator GL Board ol Control Drama Club CSF MATHEW WILLIAM BRYANT VIRGINIA M. BOEHMKE Girls' League' Welfaref Com ELEANOR BOLIVAR Clerical Xxforlc BOB EDWIN BOTTINI Laboratory Technician Wrestling Team I-Ii-Y Little: S Club EDITH BOWER State College Teacher Senior A Cabinet Apwsttirit Annual Ldiliwr Rugs S-'nror A Play RICHARD F. BREWER State College Civil Engineer Varsity Traclc CSF S. nior A Calainct ROSE PEARL BURK State College Librarian Shalcespcare Club Girl Scouts BETTY LOU BURKE State College Actress GAA Cap and Gown Committee DONALD VINCENT BU RNETT Mechanic ROSELLA BUSSEY Cosmetologist ISABEL CANALES Business College Cosmetologist WILLIAM ETCEL CAPPS, JR. Columbia U niversity Business Administrator SeniorAChoir GlacierGliders Gray Castle Musicale PHYLLIS ANN CARNEVALE Mercy College Maternity Nurse JOSE C. CASILLAS Radio Repairer Aquinas Club KARL POSER CHASE Artist Guard Force ROTC School Dance Band GERTRUDE NONA BURKE State College Artist Glacier Gliders Girls' Game Patrol Girl Reserves OLIVE ELIZABETH BU RN ETT State College Teacher Glee Club SeniorA Choir Girl Reserves FRANK OREN BUTLER State College Aircraft Student Camera Club Fish and Game Patrol CATHERINE M. CAPACH Mercy Hospital Nurse Orchestra Fish and Game Patrol GAA EARL RAY CARMAN Parlcs Air College Aviation Technician JOSEPH C. CARROLL Machinist Junior Varsity Football JOHN ALBERT CHANDLER Football ROSE-MARIE CHASTAIN State College Job's Daughters Glee Club RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SENIORA BRUCE E. CLAPP State College Forestry Service Track I-li-Y WILLIAM M. CONN ERNESTINE COPPINGER Beauty College Drill Team EMMY LOU CROMER State College Secretary Drill Team Senior A Cabinet CSF PAUL D. CULY Motion Picture Cameraman Drama Club Graphic Arts Club MARY ELIZABETH DAH U FF Dress Designer Drill Team Glacier Gliders Mothers' Tea Committee NORMA A. CLIFFT Business College Secretary GL Board of Control Girl Reserves VIOLET LORRAINE COOPER Woodbury College Comptometer Operator SeniorA Cabinet Big and Little Sister Com. NORA MILDRED COX State College Physical Education Teacher GAA Treasurer MALCOLM J. CULVER UCLA Air Conditioning Engineer San Diego Stamp Club LORA JO CURRY State and UC Law CSF I-Ii-Jinx DOROTHY MARIE DANIEL State College Social Worker GAA VIRGINIA E. DAWSON Los Angeles Art College Designer Tennis HAROLD W. DILL, JR. State College Insurance Agent Gift Day Hi-Jinx Swimming DOROTHY ANNA DOWN Cosmetologist Annual Staff Senior A Play LOVELLA MARY DUGGINS State College Nurse Annual Staff SeniorA Play Glacier Gliders THOMAS PERRY DYER, JR. DUANE ECKOLS State College US Army Hi-Y Officers' Club Advanced Orchestra MAE ELIZABETH ESTEP State College Nurse Junior Game Patrol GAA Jane Delano Club MANUEL HENRY FIERRO US Navy JEAN DE RIEMER State College Kindergarten Teacher SeniorA Cabinet Gray Castle Musicale Orchestra FRANK L. DOLAN US Navy MILDRED ROSE DUDACEK Nurse Drill Team HARRY DURGIN THEODORE GENE EBERWIEN ROBERT ESTAVILLO Fullerton Junior College Salesman Track Football Russ ROBERT W. FELTHAUS Professional Baseball Player Varsity Basketball Varsity S Club SHIRLEY MARY FLEMMER RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN PHILIP SHERIDAN FLINT. JR. Annapolis Civil Engineer Homecoming Student Court Radio Programs RUSSELL F. FOSTER Army Officers' Club RITA AD ELLE FREELAND Pomona Architect Advanced Orchestra Annual Art Editor CSF RAE JOY FRIEZE Drama School Actress Drama Club I-Ii-Jinx Senior A Play Girl Reserves JACK EARL GAINDER State and Cal. Tech. Tennis Team Bible Club MARY K. GARDNER Cosrnetologist Tennis Club BRYAN FLISHER State College Business Administrator SOCORRO FRANCO Beauticia n WENDEL FRIEDLUND Farmer CHIZUKO FUJIMATO Sewing School YSIDRO VEJAR GARCIA BERNICE AGNES GATES State College Physical Education Teacher Hi-Jinx Drum Maiorette Homecoming ETTA LOUISE GATEWOOD State College Social Worker GAA ANGIE MARY GIACALONE Homemalxing LOUIE FRED GIOLZETTI State Police LEILA WINONA GLORIOUS State College Advanced Orchestra Advanced Girls' Glee GAA BEATRIZ ALVA GONZALEZ Davis Beauty School Beauty Operator Aquinas Club CARMEN MARY GRACIANO Vocational School LEONA KRISTINA HANSEN Department Store Clerlc NORMAN C. HATCH Electrician Junior Game Patrol PHIL B. GEORGE State College Naval Flying Cadet Basketball Hi-Y Senior A Cabinet MARY ANN GIACALONE TREVA M. GLASSON Pomona College Physical Education Teacher Badminton Club Senior A Cabinet GAA ELIDA OFELIA GONZALES Commercial College Stenographer GAA Bible Club SHIRLEY GORDON Kelsey-Jenney Secretary Drill Team GAA Badminton Club Spanish Club J. ROY HALL State College Business Executive Yell Leader Boys' I-li-Jinx Gift Day SHIRLEY R. HA RTWELL Clerlc .lane Delano Club Girl Scouts CSF SHIRLEY MAE HAWLEY State College Nursery School Teacher Senior A Cabinet CSP Annual Statt RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN JAMES HAYWARD EDWIN R. HENNEBERG Airpiane Mechanic WrestIing MABLE MARY HOGLUND Cosmetologist MARGARET HOM Maiwa Ciub HELEN HOWARTH Business School Costume Designer Cap and Gown Committee DONALD EUGENE HURST Football JAMES B. HECK Machinist Band BasIretbaII ROBERT JACK HOGAN USC Aviator ALICE MAY HOLMES State CoIIege Department Store Buyer Song Leader Senior A Play WILLIAM RICHARD HOM State CoIIege Radio Engineer CSF HERBERT G. HOXEL State College Aircraft Technician Officers' Ciub WILLIAM ANTHONY INCH Officers' CIUIJ JEAN GENEVA ITO State College Interior Decorator Seinen Kai GAA HOWARD HUGHEY JAMES State College Draftsman-Aerodynamics Glacier Gliders Officers' Club Junior Game Patrol ALBERT S. JETT UC Phytopatlwologist Football Track Junior Game Patrol HELEN JOY JONES SD College ot Commerce Secretarial Work CSF Riding Club NANCY REESE JULIAN UCLA Ortlwodentist Girls' League President Quill and Scroll CSF BETTY JANE JUNE State College Teacher Senior ACabinet Annual Statt CSF LA VON AUGUSTA KELSEY Art Sctiool Commercial Artist Mothers' Tea Glacier Gliders RUTH MERYL KIMBALL State College Commercial Artist Girls' League Vice President MARl E ELEANOR JACKS UCLA Badminton Club Tennis Club GAA JACK WARREN JENKINS Oakland Poly 'l'ecl'r 'Engineer Boys' Hi-Jinx Football Rowing THOMAS D. JOHNSTON Clerical Work DUANE M. JORDAN RENEE CHOLIE JULIAN State College Drama Club Hi-Jinx STELLA TH ERESA KELLY Salesgirl MARYLSS E. KENNAUGH Advanced Glee GAA Drill Team JUANITA RUTH KNOWLES Girls' League Council RAS SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN WILLIAM KRAFT State College and UC Musician Dance Orchestra HARRY OLIVER KRUMM Boys' Advanced Glee Senior A Cabinet LEON PAUL LA LANNE Aircraft Wrestling Little S Club LOUIS RAYMOND LEPORE State College Teacher ASB Council CSF Officers' Club BEATRICE ANNE LUMPKIN Telephone Operator Glacier Gliders Jr. Fish and Game Patrol MARJORIE L. LYONS State College Teacher Girls' Glec CSF Girls' League Secretary ALEXANDER S. KROOSKOS Stanford Diesel Engineer Varsity Football Varsity S Club CSF ANITA MAY LAIRD Business College Secretary Civic Affairs Day Senior A Cabinet Drill Team ELMER A. LASH, JR. State College Fish and Game Commission Guard Jr. Fish and Game Patrol MIKE LEO LUIZZI Navigator Football Traclc Varsity S Club LAZARO MIRANDA LUPIAN U of Mexico City Doctor of Political Science CHARLES ARTHU R MAAS Welder VIRGINIA L. MADISON Beauty Operator Girl Reserves Glacier Gliders Jr. Game Patrol ANTOINETTE E. MAIO Salesgirl GAA Vice Pres. Tennis Club PAUL RICHARD MARACIN State College CSF Boys' Federation Council GLORIA WILMA MARKS State College School Teacher Drill Team Girls' League GAA RALPH MARQUEZ Artist Glacier Gliders BERNICE LILLIAN MARSH CHARLOTTE G. MASON State College Nurse SeniorA Cabinet .lane Delano CSF W. LA VETTE MAYDOLE Navy Traci: l'Ii-Y Senior A Play LAURENCE GEORGE MAHR Lassen Jr. College Soph. Football Boys' I-Ii-Jinx ETHEL MANHEIM GAA Bowling BARBARA D. MARKLE State College Teacher ot Music Students' Camera Club Drama Club Glacier Gliders IDA RACHAEL MARQUEZ Vocational School Dress Designer Aquinas Club Annual Art Statt ALBERT T. MARRS State College Mathematics Teacher Shakespeare Club CSF Gray Castle Musicale LUPE GLORIA MARTINEZ Vocational School Business Girls' l-Ii-Jinx Aquinas Club Girls' Club LAU RENS B. MATH EWS Pennsylvania University Diplomatic Corps ROTC CSF Jesus MEDINA us Navy RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SENIORA EVERETT FRANK MESICK Banlcer Annual Editor Russ Quill and Scroll CARLOS H. MILLAN Salesman LESTER ART MONSON State College I-li-Y CSF SeniorA Vice President JUANITA MORALEZ Vocational School Clerical Work RICHARD HENRY MURPHY Sign Painter WILLIAM H. NEILD UNM Drafter Guard Force Vespers Committee INA LA VON METZ Business College Secretary Bible Club KATSUKO MIYASHITA Sewing School EMANUEL MONTALVO Vocational School Radio Technician CSF Football Track FRANCES J. MULALLEY State College Artist GAA ASB Council Glacier Gliders President KIKUYE NAKAMURA Seinen Kai GAA CSF FRED W. NEU MEISTER State College Accountant Senior ACabinet Bible Club President Annual Business Manager GLENDELL W. NEWTON Aviation LOUISE RHODA NOEL Secretary GAA CSF Glacier Gliders TAKENORI OHARA SATOSHI OKAMOTO GEORGE AKIRA ONO State College Seinen Kai Boys' Federation Rep. Hi-Y BEHM LE ROY ORTLIEB State College Dentist Hi-Y VIOLET M. PARCHEN UC Teacher CSF BELVA ILENE PETERSON State College lnterior Decorator Russ Girls' Hi-Jinx Girl Reserves HARLAND T. NICKELL Lassen Junior College Army Air Corps Wrestling Team ROBERT NORDBERG Newsreel Cameraman Glacier Gliders Jr. Game Patrol TAKEYOSHI OHARA FRANCESJANE O'NEILL State College Physical Education Teacher GAA President Drill Team Girls' League Council JOHN A. ORCUTT State College Doctor Traclr Hr-Y JOSEPH LEWIS OTTOMAN Machinist Glacier Gliders HELEN LOUISE PATTERSON Stats College Dental Assistant FRANCES AGNES PIRAINO RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN DORIS MAE PORCIUNCULA UC Nurse 1 JUNE PRIOLEAU ' State College Window Designer Glacier Gliders Girl Reserves Job's Daughters GRACE QUON Wheaton College GAA Advance Girls' Glen Maiwa CHARLES B. RANEY Naval Aviation JOHN SOLIS ROMERO RUBEN R. ROUNTREE LAUREL MAY PRINCE Vocational School Secretary Big and Little Sister Corn. ScniorA Get-together Com MARGARET QUAGLIA Vocational School Salesgirl Civic Affairs Day MARION RADIN Vocational School Merchandising MIGUEL REYNA JEANNE CAMREN ROSS Drill Team GAA RICHARD E. ROXBURGH UC Chemist Varsity Baseball Varsity S Club SHIRLEY JEANNE RUQIN State Junior College Secretary Russ Girls' League NELLIE S. SANTELLANES RALPH SANTOS WALTER HENRY SCHNEIDER State College Structural Engineer Student Court Glacier Gliders Shakespeare Club ALYCE EMILY SCHUTZKY Secretary DOLORES M. SEBASTIAN Salesgirl BETTY JANE SELWYN State College and UCLA Bacteriologist Homecoming Senior B President Advanced Glee MARY FRANCES SHEPARD State Colle e and USC 5 Foreign Service Drill Team Glee Club CSF PATRICIA MARGARET RYNO State College Senior A President Junior President Girls' Glee ANGELITA R. SANTOS All-Girl Orchestra Leader Kelsey-Jenney Glacier Gliders Camera Club Spanish Club DONALD .IOBE SCHOCK Trade School Machinist HARREN SCHU ELLER Art College Artist GAA Drill Tean' Senior A Cabinet RICHARD K. SCHWARZ Washington State Aeronautical Engineer ROTC Officers' Club KENNETH E. SEDGWICK Aircraft MARION SHEINBERG Business College Secretary ROBERT CHARLES SH ELLEY RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SENIORA MORRIS SLAYEN LILLIAN SAKAE SOGO State College Seinen Kai Glee Club CSF EARL WILLIAM STANLEY Machinist Jr. Game Patrol ROSE STRUGO UCLA Social Service Homecoming Girl Reserve Council Senior A Cabinet MARY SUMIYOSHI CSF Girls' League Council Seinen Kai EVELYN A. THOMPSON Business College Secretary Glacier Gliders , A no W,-,s,,lg WILLA SN ELL State College Teacher Orchestra GAA Gray Castle Musicale JACK M. STADILLE Machinist Basketball JACK WESLEY STEPHENS Aeronautical Mechanic Graphic Arts Club LORNA PHILLIS SUCKOW Secretary Girls' Game Patrol Glacier Gliders GAA RUTH U MEKO TAKAHASHI CSF Seinen Kai GAA LAURA JEAN THOMPSON UCLA Teacher Annual Staff Senior A Cabinet Orchestra YUKIO H. TSUMAGARI UC Medicine CSF Varsity Baslretball Swimming PAUL JOHN TUTTLE Aircratt School Aircratt Wrestling ANGELINE F. VAN OOSBREE Nurse Advanced Girls' Glee Bible Club GAA JOSEPH HENRY VINOLE Aircraft Wrestling Little S Club MARION EDNA WALT Vocational School Secretary ARNOLD K. WATANABE State College Engineer Track Senior A Cabinet AUSTA ELIZABETH WELLS State College Teacher Girls' Glee Girls' League Council Sophomore Treasurer KATHRYN J. WHITTIER Jean Carol Art Institute Stoclc Brolrer Badminton Club Girl Reserves CARMEN ANITA TURLEY Business College Comptometer Operator GAA ROBERT C. UPCHU RCH Bureau ot Printing 81 Engraving Little S Club Graphic Arts Club Golt THOMAS BERNARD VEATCH WILLARD RUSSELL VIRDEN State College Economist Boys' Advanced Glee Gray Castle Musicale EDWARD KEN NETH WARD Vocational School Machinist BARBARA WEBB State College Teacher Senior A Cabinet CSF WILDIA LOUISE WHITMAN Vocational School Bookkeeper JACK WYATT WILLIAMS State College Government Accountant Tennis Team Hi-Y Boys' Advanced Glee RA'S SENIOR A'S SENIOR A'S SEN RICHARD M. WILLIFORD Graphic Artist MARION LOUISE WINCOTE State and UCLA Physical Education Teacher Badminton Club GAA BARBARA WOOLLET State College Teacher CSF GRACE EMILY YALE State College Grammar School Teacher Advanced Orchestra Gray Castle Musicale Drill Team WILLIAM HAROLD YOUNG State College Aircraft San Diego Hi-Y Track Team LEON WILSON, JR. FLORA LUCILLE WOOD Stenographer ADRIENNE WUESTE State College Girls' Glee ASB President CSF SUSAYE K. YOSHIDA Beauty School Seinen Kai Beauty Operator Advanced Glee Club OTHER GRADUATES Ann Rose Jewett Darwin Everett Myers Granville Thomas Stone fi Vice President KAY MCVEIGH . . active senior GR prexy . . . likes lemon cokes with choco- late ice cream. NORMAN PARKER . . . modest secretary . . . 'Favors math and photography . . . taboos black cats and superstitions. Treasurer ELVA ROBERTSON . . drummer in Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Russ bug . . . whooped up over hooped slrirts. Sweaters, designs, displays, measurements, blue, white, emblems-round and round went the senior B class. The group, sponsored by Physics Instructor Charles Manning, entered two cars and a trailer as their contribution to the Homecoming parade. Dorothy Schlert acted as I940 and welcomed Dooley Severtson, who symbolized l893, coming home where'er he roamed. End ot semester found senior B's ready and waiting to be senior A's. NIOR B'S SENIOR B'S SENIOR B'S P President KATHERINE CONGDON . . . enjoyed this sweater busi- ness . . . played Statue of Liberty in Girls' Hi Jinx. mn! 'X President PERRY GRANT . . . blond chairman ofthe junior ball . . . revels in starlight . . . pet dis- like is cooked cabbage. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOR Middlemen among Hilltop classes, juniors set a new high in ambition by capturing first prize in the Homecoming parade and establishing a junior ball as a Gray Castle tradition. The Homecoming float prize helped to finance the dance. After sending out anxious questionnaires and hustling for weeks, members of the junior class saw stars at their first annual sport dance in the school gym. FRANCES ANDREWS . . . inter- ested junior vice president . . . regularly chirps, Oh dear . . ardent badminton fiend. Junior Secretary ALYNE SCHLANZE . . . all for extreme sport clothes . . . introduced starlight theme for junior ball. Treasurer MARGARET MEEK . . . class capitalist . . . innova- tion of junior ball made the job more complicated than before. BARBARA GIBBS . . . poised vice president . . . one-third of fam- ily trio . . . dotes on carrots and peas . . . wary of I3. Sophomore Secretary MARJORIE LAW . . . blue eyed marimba player . . . rode on class Home- coming float as l9l5 grad. PAT MAGONE . . . one of Pop's glee girls . . . appointed soph treasurer by elected officers. . . fried chiclren booster. Sophomore males viewed with alarm when Leap Year's girls 'Filled the four peagreen offices, but all sophomores pointed with pride when their football team came through with only one defeat. Slow in getting started, Hilltop's younger set had to be encouraged by The Russ to join school clubs, but volunteered a float in the Homecoming parade. English Instructor Lynn Weaver was class sponsor. 'PHOMORES SOPHOM as President PAT THOMPSON . . . the fashion minded type, she ad- mires red fingernails . . . enjoys council activities, picnics. 'RTS'SPORTS'SPORTS'SPOR PRTS'SPORTS'SPORTS SPORTS'SPORTS' RTS'S 'RTS'SPORTS'SPORTS'SPORT f -sr' 'SPORTS'SPOkTS'SPORTS'SPa Pours-sronrs-sPoRTs-spon SPORTS'SPORTS'SPORTS'SP 'SPORTS'SPORTS' PORTS'SPORTS' SPORTS'SPORTS'SPORT -sPonTs-sPoR1s- PoRTs-sPoRTi- svonrs-svonr nfs-SPORT -sronrs Pours sro S656 FOOTBALL ' FOOTBALL ' FOOTBALL' FOOTBALL Front row, left to right--J. Feres, D. Hurst, J. Jenkins, M. Luizzi, W. Fields, A. Rogers, T. Balestreri, O. Fletcher, J. Hodge, R. Gorton, R. Raphael, J. O'Connor, L. Holder, M. Ditamosog row 2-Manager P. Blair, R. Noble, G. Novotony, G. Capatanos, J. Mason, M. McCree, B. Kenyon, R. Guy, M. Dillon, R. Parks, T. Himaka, B. Smythe, Manager B. Caseyg row 3-Coach Joe Beerkle, E. Young, N. Manuel, B. Rustvold, G. Schutte, R. Vindbladh, R. Woods, T. Arata, A. McGrath, Coach John Brose. A 2' ,W A , .,,,. , , , W . T' . '- 4 l l ' 1 -51.1, 'f ..., , 1 L A Q F' 'ii' L ff .-.. '1 A 1' liii l Fi f i,-:-'j. xii i 1. I L OLIVER FLETCHER . . . as handy on the road with his Model A as on the field with a football . . . began career on his lawn. TOM BALESTRERI . . . his formula 'For a perfect evening is his girl and french fries . . . likes to make model planes, draw. Rightly dubbed The Caveman Air Force, San Diego's l94O grid squad resorted to a barrage ot passes to ottset a 'Feather- weight line. Stars around the Caveman comet were Ends Oliver Fletcher and Tom Balestreri and Baclctielders Jim Hodge, Archie McGrath and Joe Matthews. Coach Joe Beerlcle mourned the loss through graduation of Alex Krooslcos, Mike Luizzi, Balestreri and Fletcher, but was cheered by the prospect ot a new and better schedule For l940. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 2 I2. .O I8. .O I6. .O 23. .O 8 La Jolla-San Diego San San San San San San Diego Diego. O O Diego Diego Diego Diego .San Diego O O Point Loma-Hoover... Pasadena JC Reserves Compton O Bakersfield .O Glendale OOOOOOO Long Beach Hoover O OOOOOOO O Inglewood D llt and b d Il la 'c Cavemen crush Compton. Pasadena JC th I an DRILL TEAM ' DRILL TEAM ' DRILL TEAM ' DRILL Front row, left to right-A. Bailey, M. Pitts, L. Pitts, Q. Hirsch, Lt. F. O'NeiII, Lt. T. Ryan, Capt. E. Loperena, Lt. J. Mitchell, G Becker, M. Snodgrass, E. Jones, V. Reimdyg row 2-L. Turner, I. Dorval, P. Quint, F. Mulalley, G. Yale, L. Morris, C. Lyle, J. Bay, D. Dahutt, E. Coppinger, T. White, D. Vines, B. Levy, row 3-M. Roberts, E. Haigh, J. Gattord, R. Phillips, L. Cash, E. Jepsen, E. Barnhill, N. Falls, M. Doyle, D. Markham, L. Johnston, V. Levy, row 4-M. Stallings, R. Dennis, A. Darrow, E. Vandenburg, M. Haw- man, L. O'NeiII, M. Arledge, J. Schwarz, M. Haber, B. Lake, P. Fisher, E. Scodesg row 5-R. Durgin, G. Magill, S. Keller, B. Sabel, M. Kennaugh, B. Leeper. D. Hewson, S. Gray, V. Montalvo, I. Taylor. Captain ELIZABETH LOPERENA . . . bubbles with enthusiasm for marching, proud of new military vest for drill team. Donating their time that the toot- ball team might be properly honored, members of the drill team worked hard making miniature pompons which they sold to raise money tor their fare to the crucial Long Beach 'Football game. Under the direction ot Miss Miriam Paine, the unit ot blue and white practiced ditticult movements in prepar- ation for the game with Hoover high. BETTY SLINE . . . curly haired drum majorette . . . feels suspense strutting on the football field ,,. but loves it all. If An. - r, U' 1 ... NX .M , fm' It , . In their blue and white, one year f ---fe ' old uniforms, the SDHS band quick- 5 . ,ll,, 'M Lfrjiwgybigy . ened many a pulse charging musically down the field or making the auditor- E B lm J 2, , , A E .,.. km WW .P Kr ium rafters ring at rally assemblies. , , , l Student chairman of the musical f . W group and head drum majorette is Betty Sline. Not far behind E gfr! all r'11-e- , at any game strut Bernice Gates, Olive Crawford, Polly Rogers hi QAQQ3 iiii ff 'i' and Stella Nye, assistant majorettes. Nino Marcelli is director. Majorettes-B. Sline, O. Crawford, P. Rogers, B. Gates. Front row, left to right-.l. Scranton, G. Brucker, M. Wilson, R. Williams, N. Mull, B. Berneker, R. Byrne, C. Goldsmith, C. Mason, A. Wallace: row 2-F. Camp, D. Pabst, J. Balestreri, M. Fluck, R. Callo. H. Luevano, E. Akers, G. Murphy: row 3-B. Babbs, K. Hoffland, M. Hansen, R. Turner, V. Lovejoy, B. Wells, D. Garrison, F. Mc- Clearyg row 4-L. Schlerf, R. Lyon, K. Crow, B. Van Valin, W. Kimball, R. Walker, O. Radlmbuk, B. Johnson, row 5-R. Finch, M. Estep W. Kennedy, F. William, P. Little, J. Kauppg row 6-C. Nelsen, Captain J. Geistweit, H. Clarke, D. Brewer. BAND ' BAND ' BAND ' BAND ' BAND ' BAND Song Leaders: Meryl Cook, Alice Holmes, Muriel Tenney. Clweer Leaders: Whitfield Giddens, Morrie Naimon, Howard Williams. Drum and Bugle Corps al: atteniion. Drum Majorettes display 'talenfs at Hilltop football games r 1 Q . 1 l' us, Sr Hemi 'bk :sw L My MATTHEW BRYANT . . . second highest scorer at San Diego... has risen from third string with greatly improved playing. Coach Merrill Douglas's basketball squad began the I940-4l season with clinching victories over Inglewood, Redondo Beach and an alumni team. Atter walking otf with the Huntington Beach tourna- ment championship, San Diego was torced to relinquish honors be- cause ot an ineligible player. but undiscouraged reached the semi- finals in the Chino tourney. Later the Cavemen cagers administered a 25-I9 defeat over Long Beach, Chino winner. Front row, lett to right-Y. Tsumagari, D. Weldon, B. Felthaus, R. Maley, R. Rodriquezg row 2-S. Rosenthal, M. Bryant, L. Ortiz, J. Warner, L. Ernstg row 3-Manager R. Brittain, E. Robinson, G. Patrick, J. Glasson, Coach Mcrrill Douglas. BASKETBALL - BASKETBALL -BASKETBALL g...,... ..-L ,,........,..... ,, A N ea. 3 ,i at Q, .v ifwswi 5 . 1 F . 1 PL 5 ff' 9 i ........- , ... . 9 ?'l,,.......- 3 T 3 Zi fr GLACIER GLIDERS ' GLACIER GLIDERS ' GLACIER Front row, Ieft to right-M. Crouter, V. GoetschI, D. NagIe, B. WiIIiams, F. Baughman, .I. Smith, Treasurer P. Flint, E. Thompson. B. Lumpkin, F. MuIaIIey, Vice President J. MacDonald, Secretary E. Wiedmann, A. Santos, A. Lee: row 2-V. Carpenter, D. Fickeisen, C. Simmons, L. Suckow, L. Noel, M. Estep, J. PrioIeau, G. Burke, B. Strong, M. Schulte, L. Duggins, F. Shepard, B. Markle, M. FIuck, M. Hansen, row 3-D. Perry, R. Marquez, A. Prihoda, A. Barney, R. Robson, S. Hutton, R. Perlmutter, J. Straney, P. Bird, P. Menke, D. Gurney, R. Sarager, E. Meinhardt, L. Mehlhoff, L. Pratt, M. Winchester: row 4-W. Schneider, L. Ciriza, E. Mintzer, B. Gamble, J. McKinIey, B. Arntson, M. Boyd, L. Kelsey, B. Dahuff, P. Ashby, F. Barrows, H. Sheng, C. DeIagraveg row 5-H. James, B. VaIenta, L. Pitts, M. Shephens, D. KinneI, P. Roberts, J. Nigro, P. Quint, L. Turner, E. Vetter, M. Pitts, P. ArrioIa, B. CabaniIIasg row 6- F. Camp, R. Nordberg, A. Reed, R. NeaI, E. Schoneborn, J. Hiatt, A. Wilson, W. Capps, O. Woolery. FRANCES MULALLEY . . . es peciaIIy enjoys hockey and ice skating . . . gets energy from hamburgers . . . arranged ASB posters. Smooth o'er the ice glide the Glacier Gliders, second Iargest Hill club. Skaters are transported by a special bus to the Glacier Gardens every Friday to Iearn fundamentals of plain and figure skating. The Gliders held ice cream sales and sponsored a booth at the P-TA E' fy rummage sale to buy sweater emblems, and entered a fIoat in A ,I i . I the Homecoming parade November I6. FRANCESJANE O'NElLL . . Scotch-Irish athlete . . . puts good sportsmanship above all . . . enjoys watching drill team march. Cne hundred and twenty-tive sports-conscious girls compose the Girls' Athletic association, which gathers three times weekly to play hockey or volleyball. Hilltop's rep- resentatives were guests at play day ot city high schools at Point Loma high. The social calendar tor the I940-4I semester included a get-together, potluck, hike, 'Faculty tea, skating party and hockey banquet. Front row, left to right-J. Thing, L. Estrada, L. Miratlor, G. Quon, E. Manheim, Secretary L. Noel, Treasurer N. Cox, F. O'NeiI, Vice President A. Maio, F. Mulalley, K. Nakamura, l. Vesely, B. Rice, A. Fierro, Y. Hirasakig row 2-V. Moreno, M. Tanaka, K. Mqtooka, D. Quincey, A. Frankson, N. Nance, F. Thompson, D. House, M. Law, C. Capach, Miss Miriam Paine, J. Nigro, B. Jones, P. Menke, D. Gurney, H. lrwin, A. Meier, J. Puentes, D. Wineteerq row 3--G. Clara, D. Valverde, P. Davis, B. Manwaring, G. Ruiz, P. Jouglet, V. Montalvo, E. Balaban, H. Hanna, G. Gordon, C. Miner, D. Summers, S. Rosar, B. Camren, M. Pitts, D. York, B. Cabanillas, M. Gomez, E. Mohand, H. Schueller. GA.A. ' G.A.A.' G.A.A.' G.A.A.' G.A.A.' G.A.A. .ww 7 '9 RGA N o IZATI ATION RGANIZA NSOORG-A IZATIONS TIONS ORG GANIZATIONS S'ORGANlZATIs ATIONS ORGANI1 ONS ORGANIZATIO NIZATIONS ORGANIZ RGANIZATIONSOORGANI ONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGA S ORGANIZATIONS ORGANI ATIONSOORGANIZATIONS' ANIZATIONS ORGANIZATI ORGANIZATIONS ORGA RGANIZATIONS ORGANI ATIONS'ORGANIZATl GANIZATIONS ORGA IZATIONS'ORGANI ORGANIZATIONS' NS ORGANIZATI ATIONS ORGA ONS ORGANI IZATIONS GANIZATI 'ORGA GANI ZATIONS ORGANIZATIO ORGANIZATIONS ORGA ONS ORGANIZATIONS NIZATIONS ORGANIZAT ZATIONS ORGANIZATIO ONS ORGANIZATIONS NIZATIONS ORGANIZAT ZATIONS ORGANIZATIO ORGANIZATIONS ORGA ONS'ORGANIZATIONS NIZATIONS ORGANIZAT ZATIONS ORGANIZATIO ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN ONS ORGANIZATIONS O NIZATIONS'ORGANIZATI ZATIONS ORGANIZATIOI ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN NS ORGANIZATIONS O TIONS'ORGANIZATI ORGANIZATIO! NS'ORGAN S O IZ AT so o E o C Nw 4 o o ONS0ORGANIZATIONSi ORGANIZATIONSOORGA o 0 Q w o W A 0 4 o-4 I' ' -JI 2.5 E: - e.-:rx .v:- -. -11-Q.:-. - ,g:::.-, .-r, .' 'I -'C -.T'.' ---fn'-Eff ROTC'R OTC'R O T C.'R.0.T.C.'R.O.T. Color Guard Eyes Right Major Dick Schwarz reviews the Military Ball CAPTAIN HERBERT HOXEL . . . dreamed of a hay ride for ROTC officers and sponsors . . . collected centers of golf balls. Stern and unsmiling before rorolcies, HiIItop's ROTC leaders relaxed and laughed at their weekly Officers' club meetings in the new lecture hall. Rare was the Hiller who was not commanded to attend the majes- tic military ball, resplendent with shining brass and decorations of red, white and blue. Preceding the ball was the battalion dinner for officers and sponsors. Adviser was Sergeant Ivan Huffman. Front row, left to right-F. Herzog, H. James, H. Hoxel, P. Flint, R. Schwarz, L. Lepore, Treasurer D. Echols, R. Foster: row 2-A. Mason, G. Leith, D. Danforth, F. Butler, J. Strahn, C. Barlxus, B. Inch. Not pictured-Vice President L. Mathews. OFFICERS CLUB . OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS CLUB GIRL RESERVES - GIRL RESERVES - GIRL RESERVES Starting at baclr-J. Brown, N. Julian, H. Cook, M. Cook, B. Dye, J. Deem, R. Robson, K. McVeigh, Secretary V. Roberson, J. Carroll, Vice President E. Hanson, E. Bronstone, R. Strugo. Not pictured-Treasurer K. Congdon. JANE CARROLL. . . is 'fond of the all-white GR uniform . . . will design costumes some day . . . pet peeve is reckless drivers. Cavebelles' problems, from voca- tions to boy-girl relationships, were discussed at Girl Reserve meetings in keeping with the semester's theme, Girls' A'F'Fairs-Size Ib. At council retreat members revised the constitution and planned a bigger and better year. The bigger ancl better year included a ring ceremony, Hallowe'en party, semi-formal dance, play day and Christmas vespers. H I Maintaining and extending high standards of Christian character is the creed of the San Diego Hi-Y. Meeting in the friendly YMCA, the group concluded another semester of healthful physical and social activi- ties. Turning from the social to the serious, they maintained a taxi service for Homecoming grads and played host to the annual Older Boys' conference of Southern California. LESTER MONSON . . . aimed to have all present for at least one Hi-Y meeting . . . a typical politician in class play. Front row, left to right-H. Barnett, Secretary J. Williams, Vice President D. Brewer, L. Monson, Treasurer A. Krooslros, B. Clapp, B. Bolam, Ralph Vernacchiag row 2-N. Parker, H. Young, P. George, B. Van Valin, J. Orcutt, O. Fletcher, D. Ecltols, J. Botteg row 3- E. Fulkerson, A. Pohl, J. Jenkins, M. Robbins, A. Rogers, L. Pina, D. Root. -Y - HI-Y ' HI-Y - HI-Y - HI-Y - HI-Y - HI-Y 1?!.WY!S:,'HZ H '-Sli' OUILL AND SCROLL ' OUILL AND SCROLL Front row, Lett to right-Miss Constance Bowman, D. Bachelder, B. Bnde, N. Juliang row 2-Historian M. Payne, Vice President E Walker, G. Ostrander, M. Campbell, M. Robbins, Secretary-Treasurzr B. Gillis, E. Mesick. BETSY BADE . . . enjoys scratching official BB on Russ copy . . . puzzles over Paradise Lost . . . speaks Arabic in spurts. Quill and Scroll, renowned for tear- -Q tul initiations, meets twice monthly at members' homes to eat, discuss and make merry. Tragedy ot the semester was the meeting at the homie ot Editor Gilman Ostrander. L Postponed tour times, it was 'Finally held without editor or sponsor. Agreed on as projects were a literary supplement to encourage creative writing and a reunion open house in June. Z. ii f in la WlLLA SNELL . . . plays first flute, likes it because it has such a sweet tone . . . appointed music commissioner. Nino Marcelli, who this fall ended his twentieth year of conducting Hilltop's symphony orchestra, was honored by his proteges with a ban- quet and dance. Climbing the scale to greater musical heights, the group presented its annual Midwinter Concert and was invited for the second time to play over a coast-to-coast radio hook-up. Program feature was a piano solo by Virginia Spencer. Front row, left to right-L. Thompson, E. Watson, C. Morante, K. Madden, J. Deem, B. Dye, J. Merrill, V. Shreve, A. Jones, J. Alex- ander, D. Mitchell, A. Campbell, M. Crotzerg row 2-E. Fiddle, R. Bickley, Treasurcr S. Rosenthal, E. Stanley, B. Hoffmann, F. Santos, N. Narron, G. Morales, G. Roberts, J. Cobble, E. Johnson, S. Binder, Secretary L. Fohey, B. Slineg row 3-G. Yale, V. Roberson, C. Elliott, B. Wells, D. Eckols, B. Bclam, C. Capach, W. Glorious, M. Roberts, P. McGee, B. Bade, M. Moore, W. Snell, G. Mehner, A. Callog row 4-M. Taher, Librarian A. Mason, J. Cobb, J. Baldan, A. Wallace, Nino Marcelli, W. Wilsie, R. Guy, M. Estep, R. Bates, F. Officer. ORCHESTRA-ORCHESTRA'ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA .,,,.. ,, 4-Q s M.,-.1 mp. MAI-WA 0 MAI-WA - MAI-WA - MAI-WA - MAI-WA Front row, left to right-E. Woo, M. Lee, M. Yee, E. Yee, Vice President M. Hom, G. Quon, Miss Mary Walker: row 2-A. Hom, M. Hom, Treasurer J. Hom, S. Leong, Social Chairman J. Hom, J. Leong, N. Wong. ELIZABETH YEE . . . her ambition is to acquaint ASB Chinese- Americans . . . enjoys sofa and a supply of mystery magazines. Mai-wa means American-Chinese. To promote friendly relations among this group at the Hill is the aim of the Mai-wa club. With this idea before them, members conducted a Thanksgiving drive for a needy Chinese family, held a skating party and arranged a picnic during the semester. A scrapbook of comic strips and jokes for some children's home kept members busy. ,4 1 W RUTH TAKAHASHI . . . member of CSF and GAA . . . pet color combination is powder blue and black . . . show-offs irk her. ? 1 f q Membership in the Seinen Kai, Japanese social group, helps Japa- nese students at the Hill to become acquainted. To publicize club ac- tivities, members planned a display on the main bulletin board. A traditional sophomore welcome party ushered in peagreens while a graduation party bid farewell to senior A's. A skating party and a dance honored alumni too. Front row, left to right-F. Tsumagari, M. Tanana, R. Takahashi, R. Yamauchi, R. Takeda, J. Ito, S. Yoshida, row 2-K. Nakamura, S. Suwa, E. Himaka, K. Kawamoto, H. Kawamoto, K. Motooka, M. lshino, S. Kiya, C. Kusurnoto, Secretary L. Sogo, M. Sumiyoshig row 3-Mrs. Edna Gillespie, Treasurer N. Kawamoto, G. Ono, Vice President T. Asakawa, J. Tsumagari, M. Kojima, H. Kawamoto, P. Sogo, G. Hosaka, J. Takahashi. SEINEN-KAI - SEINEN-KAI - SEINEN-KAI - SEINEN-KAI ae' 4... . ,y J ' 'M ir 0- -JANE DE l Front row, left to right-C. Mason, Secretary D. Parlrs, V. Moreno, Y. Vetter, M. Weiss, S. Hartwell, row 2-Vice President M. Jensen, E. Haas, E. Pitts, J. Montez, E. Wieland, E. Bergstromg row 3-Mrs. Gladys Henderson, I. Amador, Treasurer S. Sullivan, Vice Presi- dent F. O'Guin, J. Wilson, Mrs. Louise Ross. SHIRLEY HARTWELL . . . consis tently tried to part members from dues . . . ambition was getting more parties for club. . ..,.. ,, -.. -,,...v Q ,,.y -,.-v,' ,,- 5 .,., hlqq W ..., , 5.5 KEEZEQEET. :, it as . ., ,K , AEEE AI A J ia 'Wi , -4... 3 Q M' 1 S ffl le . A E til: 1 .-'-' sLc 5 , ' 2, 3 -,,. 1- 5 . 'ti 1 5? QW Digg gm 7-'X L The Jane Delano club is composed of those who would relieve suffering in this world rather than increase it, the aim ot the organization being to promote interest in nursing as a pro- fession. For the first time since its formation, the club invited outsiders to one of its Rounding out the semester's program were a dance, cream sales and participation in the Inter-club dance. dinners. two ice