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

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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.

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- 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

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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.