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

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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.

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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

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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