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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

M.: , , H ..?---- ,Y LF,-,-.3 :V . - ,, .- ,.,.,. - ..,Y-W .N V 11 . .,. 455, Y 4 -1,74-an G3 mm, SD. S. 43 yay-v-f 7? K Lf' lf f -f f' .ff THE GRAY CASTLE--1942 , E 2 i To the Senior A who can remember those eager sophomore days when he was awestruclc by the beauty and magnificence of the Gray Castle, we dedicate this annual. It has been designed to satisfy that craving in your soul for the different, and that partiality in your mind for the conventional. As you read the chapters and hum the lyrics from the most popular songs of our day included in these pages, let everything you read and see bring to you other memories: thoughts of these three years of a war which only recently has come to affect us directly, thoughts of rally and post-game dances, of the games themselves, of assemblies, and of those trips to the beach and the snow. We have given you only a basis for recalling the memories of three glorious years of high school life, your personal interests will complete The Gray Castle. Pat Little and George l.a Pointe Co-editors xx X is Kg Qx X l sf X Nw X QQ QN N ii X fam Y , vilt Yi g .im W X fr Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page NNNN- 5 M? f -xxx FACULT ...Brain Trust e,,3a4Kzea...wz,a4aJzacw,axWwaAa,,zwz,af44,a- ,,a.e.f44mzw,fWaz..ep,mwe44a41.a...wy,,ee.e4a,iz a..fz6ze...W,1a.z,,m4,egM4za4fw,11.pMfai1e. Although many Hillers would hesitate to acknowledge the fact, San Diego High School has the kind of faculty they will like to remember as alumni. It is a faculty of various moods, and the students see them all: in classrooms, patient and serious, in club meetings, wise and helpful, in A W skits, scintillating and slap-happy. --4' June '42 graduates will remember principal John Aseltine, 3 - - N51 who became a doctor of education in June, 1941, for his fire- : X OCX I NC side manner in assembly, his friendly smile, and his ever- A ready helpful hand. Girls especially will not forget Miss Ruth L, I N D l A - Munsell, tall, well-tailored dean, nor boys, the two men they N 52? , , if CD Q' met when out of uniform. First they were 05 i Wg iuwfg 9 clamped down upon by Edward C. Taylor, who vi'-,i:D ' moved to Stephen Kearny High School as principal T MQ STEIN U55 last spring. Cavemen were not so pleased at the 5' -.ZJ TH L moss A 4 K Z fv :Ei Y Z4 . . . Vs 8 M FACE X f sight of their new nemesis, David B. Austin, for fa, QQ 1? X Q 40 55 if X AV CM 7? Q04 5 3, 6 4 wp' t 1 X. N f V M' ' is X .f f 5 e0 K 0 li an Q E A ' Z Dr. John Aseltine Principal I'lmLU by llzlrry JUIIIISOII ,awpfrefazzw those who had towered over Mr. Taylor seemed like midgets beside tall, trim Mr. Austin. Nor will seniors forget the time when the teachers let down their collective hair at the Russ party in the spring of 1940 and portrayed typi- cal students. The next Russ party saw the faculty as Dogpatch charac- ters at Lil Abner's Wedding Day. Hit of the affair was Principal Asel- tine, who tipped a jug as Loathsome Polecat. The faculty skit to end them all came last spring when Wild Nell Bollo was hitched to Wild Bill Lyons while the other teachers looked on as Wild West stage props. Once though, when the faculty entertained, the students laughed and lost, 16-12. That was the teacher-senior A basketbrawl game last spring, dreamed up by history instructor Cleon Davies. Teachers led students in prepara- tion for War when all departments co- operated in the execution of a new emergency drill last spring, replacing the monthly fire drill. Students scoffe Miss Ruth Munsell Dean 8 David Austin Vice Principal f X Md lfze ' lacfa at the time, and complained laughingly that their stadium and front lawn stations were the most vulnerable spots in the school. Came the fall and the reorganization of the drill along with the progression of the war, and Hillers weren't so sure it was all a joke. Boys answered roll call on the upper field while girls again occupied the front lawn. SDHS lost four teachers to the service. Ralph Vernacchia, arty Frank Stein, commercial, and Dr. Loomis Ganaway, social science, to the army and Ed Ruia, physical education, to the navy. Retiring after more than twenty-live years' service at the end of this semester are B. O. Lacey,- science head 5 Lawrence Carr, language heady John Thombs, head custo- diang and C. A. Porter, head gardener. gn ,qppje fag Me 7e,cfW, g,,,5wJ,,ce,1 Teachers who entered Hilltop halls PGGWCGW4 ffl JW 1160094 wily' FGPUAVF 404194 aa Manu. Gam Me Randow, waadl-ec! dy Mmim Pele glaown fea- zwe zz... mr W. raw aa fm: duff even in a Squlem-den 40464 Jeffco! wal Frances Tupper, Miss Constance Bow- dung ka :wa Jai, Jawa, ol at the same time as present senior A's and remained to become Castle tradi- tion were Miss Mary Walker, Mrs. man, Tilden Barr, Russell Warren. a Lea! wan. 9 PCLITICS . . . Castle Governors By luafzlfzcmne lfinqdley . . . who lufau .fafin aflm feud qeafut' 4ZuJq,!napaz'aleacl:. . flu44,z'a which Jlze cfaimd Jfze gaae Me Jedi' qeaadf of frm The sudden wave of silence as 3000 students stood at attention during flag-raising, cracks from upperclassmen about elevators and other Hill mysteries, and seniors who couldn't find their classes all added to the ,GM confusion and fun of the June '42 class's first year at the Gray Castle. EX-cheer-leader Dick Jackson was the last of a long line of male ASB S p'4jo05!V ,O N presidents to rule the Hill for ayear. Glamour boy Dick was S f, JS E55-il seen by lowly peagreens from a distance presiding at football 5 -lf--Lg? X rally assemblies, or being crowned as king of all student ac- V E tivities which required a king-and especially at the ASB 4, i Ball with blond song-leader Meredith Shelton as queen. -S 6 D W ' A Nineteen-forty came at last, and with it came f leap year and an ASB Council with six girls in the 4 A XS if bible 'gf isix major offices. Jean Crocker led the new regime 64 Q Q K SL with Girls' League president Shirley Ann Shaw, in 55 Q , control for the second semester, as an experienced XQN E f Di if XS E59 ?34XEdLV4 Q 2 10 X09 ,D Q00 Z X 5, f. X ceq' f f f S f Royal Parks A.S.B. President Ilmtw by Hurry JHIIIISUII f 'f' 5 ifiw i, 'this , 1' WX L '-Q-a,,, MM'--any 5 Une ' , assistant. That semester was the first, last, and only time that etiquette was the rage at SDHS. Future G. L. prexy Nancy Julian wrote Lemon Aids, which not only helped Cave boys and babes to be socially correct, but also paid for a badly needed public address system. Next fall another feminine president, Adrienne Wueste, struggled against overwhelming odds to bring the A.S.B. out of debt. The newly organized Pep Squad proved itself by decorating the gym and generally promoting a successful A.S.B. ball with Ruth Kimball as queen and foot- ball captain Oliver Fletcher as the gum-chewing king. Before the fall semester was completed, a tradition-breaking battle hit the Hill when Earl Fitzpatrick, a mere junior, had the audacity to throw his hat into the political ring against Russ editor Gilman Ostrander Pat Thompson Vice President Patsy Byrne Secretary 12 l - 1s. .,W, .. ,. i Ml xwl We in . ' .wa fu for the office of A.S.B. president. Fitz's motto was Don't laugh at me, Vote for me! After his election, Ostrander's big idea was an A.S.B. car- nival, which ended up as a profit-making enterprise and alot of Work for A.S.B. COUNCIL Row 1, left to right: Mr. Lyons, adviserg Mr. Wiggins, financial adviser, Gordon Luce, historian, Betty Jo Smith, ticket auditor, Edgar Luce, Russ editor, Kay Mintzer, Girls' League president, Bernard Lansky, Boys' Federation president. Row 2-Ellis Page, activity commissioner, Eleanor Riedy, publicity, Marian Scheirer, art, Ray Blair, drama-debate, Edgar Cook, music, Alan Reed, boys' athletics, Fulton Camp, student court judge. Row 3-Leo Meyers, yell leader, Raul Callo, ROTC: Jim Scranton, CSF: Wally Criswell, senior A representativeg Constance Frith, senior B3 George Keith, junior, Ronald Jones, sophomore. Not pictured-Beatrice Arakawa, Frances Williams, treasurersg Pat Magone, girls' athletic commissioner. Ywmwewesg, - h he Q. . fi -:Xa og. ' . 1 ' :X '52 ,1 ,lg -:,:f.. 4-. 5-1 :,A, 35: STUDENT COURT Judge .....,.....,.A....,.......,..... Fulton Camp Probation Officers .o.,,,.. Barbara Hyde George Jessop Left to right: G. Jessop, F. Camp, B. Hyde. can laae! an industrious Pep Squad and everyone else who oiered to help, especi- ally faculty sponsor Tilden Barr. First Wartime president, Bill Krooskos smiled his Way into office last semester-and went out still smiling, after a semester of blackouts and disaster drills. Four ambitious members of the June '42 class made Hillers forget the world war, while they waged a private one for the A. S. B. presidency. Royal Parks, Jack Courtney, George La Pointe, and Ellis Page fought bitterly with signs, slogans, and terrific speeches. Football- playing Royal came out on top and proceeded to conduct eiicient council meet- ings and an A.S.B.-sponsored defense ewemea um? N04 ! lI like was stamp drive which hit the homerooms ganna gagmlm 4, gm, family fJ,,,,,,7j,4 one day in M arch, and continued am! Me idle lo aeJ-lzahecl, fool- through the semester with success. Ad! SWA helm, ilaouyh, wa 1488 Babb fackdan, wfxa faakecf mode fike an oacfn- ambition in the early days of '39 was It Zemin in Au 4.6 cad. sarah First sophomore to show political Jean Carmichael, Who talked her Way amdggan wa fa own ,be 45654, 15 '7!w ' I P ', into office with a frank speech. The class reflected its ambi- tion in Jean: she did nothing, but she tried. Her time of greatest misery was when A.S.B. council members went on a picnic and paired off, leaving her, the child of the mob, to her own devices. As juniors, the class grew up a little and began to feel like superior beings with Parks as president. Talented students put on a free assembly for members of the class. Senior troubles hit the class in the fall of '41 with con- tinual difficulty about sweaters. President Bob Schwenk- meyer devoted his time to appeasing his constituents. Sophomore officers: Gwen Barron, vice presidentg Ronald Jones, president, Mitzi Schiller, secretary. Junior officers: George Keith, presidentg Bill Davis, treasurerg Don Chapman, secretary, Sheldon Kader, vice president. Senior B officers: Constance Frith, pres- identg Marie Down, treasurer, Jerry Small, secretaryg Barbara Donlevy, vice president. The student court, led by Judge Jack Holland, didn't aiect peagreens of '39 much. Junior A Ellis Page took over the judgeship in the spring of '41 from Philip Flint and kept the post the next fall. He groomed two probation officers, Fulton Camp and Bill Bade, however, for a bloody battle to decide who was to reign as tyrant for the senior A semester. Bill conducted such a quiet campaign that Fulton lived in fear of his oppon- ent's pulling something big on election day. When election results Were learned, Fulton was sitting on the judge's bench, doling out fines. In traditional style, sophs in the fall of '41 had a hard time finding a president until Tom Ables was finally appointed by the A.S.B. council. In the spring of '42 Ronald Jones was elected to the presidency. Junors had the same diiiculty until vice president Jerry Small moved into the president's seat. In the spring, George Keith took over junior government, while Con- stance Frith led senior B's. 17 ,mzm M, va, rw 7m 9 sw f'WPi Wf ' PW' ww fffafffff ffwf fzaJneue!zdeenfJa'4i4,anJhiecffa4e- can4hucl'l'faenewgu4ofzeonn1a7a4co7a4f- nga :z.m.4a.,.,e,,,w,n1,4e,a,,z..:a11,aro,,1 9diim7inlail'ialfweeweek4anclolean- in9u7zifnemeA4. SERVICE . . . Defense Leaders 3,,rwar.,a...w1wWaaWwmuqmezm4e- ca444eca-eJiZ'M4ancflW13JABaawnanl'alcffz0LlowaiZ'e4wwice In the first bewildering days when junior high egos had been rudely pricked, junior high spirits were revived and welcomed by the Girls' W League, Boys' Federation, Girl Reserves, Hi-Y's, and Junior Optimists. 7'- MN That first year found the girls preparing for a regional conference, 4 l 2 , 1 Suzy Screw, remember?J, repeated again this spring. 4 , - ,f-I During their junior year more girls were interested in G. L. ' activities, as Aunt Sam of the S. S. Petticoat advocated further I Q 45 722 . extension of women's rights in that fall's all-girl production. 44 Ai wks Q rtij,.?ffQ In step with the times again, this year's Hi-Jinx featured a xx My Xf'Qo'Liv,, W 26 X ix 5, X girls filled large red stockings with enticing , . Ei .Q.. . .2 Vx lr South American theme. At Christmas time each year the geometric bulges for under-privileged children. gg And when the war came, they sat in class, knitting 6 V one and purling two-and getting away with it XSL R U55 ,N .X N wg T I Q X 06 1 Even those who would just as soon forget, will Uxff ec' Q99 1 SQ U66 f Qjfvwb co wZf,Q's,QNE QL 18 IWU, XMUV Z . X S!-Q if : wks SYS , T ...ww Z2 fi. .. kg 1 45555 QS ef' Q 3- mm L + 'l-Il! :aug nv N86 ul' A 'QQ wx, S n Q 1 + Q 'f vc f 4- .! 5' M K? Q -. 4' O ,lee s. as-. '-wax f K y .Q Q -V. -........,.....,.,,. .... W! mei XJ GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD OF CONTROL President ..L,.....,LLA,O4..LL.O.LLL Kay Mintzer Vice President L,..LLL.,LLL.... Webb Boyden Secretary ......Li..4......,.. Faye Rubenstein Treasurer .r7,77.Orrrr.,.. Shirley Bronstone Sponsors ..rrre ..rer,, M iss Laura Lindley Miss Mary Walker Front row, left to right: B. Donlevy, F. Rubenstein, K. Mintzer, S. Bronstone, W. Boydeng Row 2-H. Pettit, J. Greenbaum, M. Cooke, M. Parlapiano, M. Hunter, Row 3-J. Kimball, J. Freedman, S. Sullivan, B. Fulkerson, B. Walker, E. Scheelg Row 4- Miss Walker, A. Crosthwaite, Miss Lindley. 20 .fajanga--Q0-uw cfa Une remember the boys' Hi-Jinx shows of the past three years- Better Beau Bureau with its hairy leg art, Dangerous but Passable with its jokes that nobody got, and Out of This World with its original songs. Dur- ing the past three years the boys also did a bang-up job every Thanks- giving with their food baskets for the needy. The semi-annual fashion show and tea featuring the latest styles starts 0E each semester for the tlirl Reserves while Christmas Vespers and Easter Egg Rolls highlight G. R. holiday calendars. After planning ' this year's Easter party for the children of Vauclain home, Ruth Steph- ens, chairman, sent out an S.O.S. for mump-veterans to help with the aiair at the quarantined home. A shock ugh: fguond hom ,Mmfame 1163097611 to newcomers is the First come, first plana! an Jld flrwade, served motto at triangle dinners. 'WJ B-3.61 'HM Muff ff-'WU ,,1a,e.f,p..lf..,fzz,zz,.,,14aza,,.,. --44,411.6 ' KIAIUII Z tr! ll events, the Hi-Y has proved invaluable Z WI ugedgnegezjd gm! ll For a Well-rounded program of to its members. Camping trips, dances, wygam M Maw, Maw M A614 never-to-be-forgotten mixers with the 8.8.8. men ncaa fa! lfwq donde! 21 '7!w he zz' GR's, as Well as serious projects, have filled three years of activity. Usual procedure at the popular mixers with the girls is a slap-happy dinner fol- lowed by movies and a gay songfest, then on to the real business of the evening, dancing to juke box music. Those exhilarating jaunts to Big Bear and the High Sierras will be hard to forget. Alex Kuhnel proved to be a valuable asset as a master of culinary art, but excursion casualties aw ere Jim Slaughter's injured dignity and Russ Engler's c r a c k e d cranium. In their serious moments, the Hi-Y started Defense Stamp sales with a Tombstone campaign each noon. Earlier in the semester they spent their noon hour cleaning the campus as a good example to Hillers. 'Wwe GMA' Jli-fum eau' wuuzq info Real Me fbaclcfqf' ad Neal Sanz 1w!eJMenal4hnaJ9oawumwnJanJJld!- m4e,wzozzmea4a,z,0az.e4.w4a, ffrelfzzhclfazmgafeilabncameloaaafe among Mem, fluff mcfouecf paeucfenl Roa4eaelZ,3Zaffoaae-eleolian, Not so much on campus as the Hi- Y, the Junior Optimists are boys from all city high schools, organized for ser- vice and fun under the Senior Trojan Optimists. Meetings featuring motion pictures or speakers are held regularly under dynamic little Griffy Hayes. 22 BOYS' FEDERATION CABINET President .................,.. Bernard Lansky Vice President. ....,............ Bill Heilman Secretary ........................ Sheldon Kader Treasurer .................. Allen Richardson Sponsor .......,................ Samuel Erwine Front row, left to right: S. Kader, B. Lansky, B. Heilmang Row 2-L. Myers, E. Marsh, R. Blair, H. Bowlbyg Row 3-J. Harritt, E. Fitzpatrick, J. Aseltine, B. Wilson. Imlaz' ' GIRL RESERVES President .E.,7,.EE,EE..EE....EE.. Hilda Hawkins Vice President 7dd7,d...... Frances Burrell Secretary .,dd.e......,.d...eddd.d,d Betty Smith Treasurer tt.,,eeede,dd. Jeanette Freedman Front row, left to right: J. Wenman, H. Hawkins, P. Thompson, B. Donlevyg Row 2-G. Turba, B. Metzger, R. Peterson, R. Bryant, R. Stephensg Row 3-P. Moore, J. Schleimer, F. Bulger, F. Burrell, Row 4- V. Hind, B. Dye. 24 SAN DIEGO HI-Y President ........,,.................. Fred Adams Vice President ....,......... Russell Engler Secretary .......... ............ L ewis Fry Treasurer ....... ....,. H ugo Martinez Sponsor ....,..,.......,..,.,,.......... Ross Evans Front row, left to right: Mr. Evans, F. Adams, R. Engler, L. Fry, H. Martinez, Row 2-+B. Klein, W. Criswell, B. Usher, E. McHenry, B. Sedgwick, P. Taesler, E. McQuoidg Row 3-T. Carrell, B. Seiler, D. Adams, A. Austin, E. Page, R. Clapp, J. Courtney, Row 4-R. Noble, B. Knox, R. Hildebrand, A. Schiefer, F. Camp, Row 5- D. Walker, B. Brainard, A. Reed, J. Bahl, R. Funk, Row 6-R. I-Iigley, B. Schwenk- meyer, B. Vernier, G. Jessopg Row 7-E. Rohde, J. Townsend, Row 8-W. Warlick, A. Kuhnel, J. Slaughter, R. Parks, D. Ten- nebaum, J. Goode, B. Bade. 25 QU 'll X GRAY CASTLE HI-Y President .......,., ...,.,..,.....,. John Curley Vice President ,er.... ....... J ack Holzman Secretary .........,,, ..,,..... E ddie Meyers Treasurer .e...... .....,., H oward Watts Sponsor .,......,r...... i..... G ordon Wiggins Front row, left to right: A. Nichols, Mr. Wiggins, E. Meyers, J. Holzman, J. Curley, H. Watts, Row 2-B. Hofman, E. Latham, L. Myers, R. Davies, B. Heilman, M. Graj- edag Row 3-G. Diederichsen, B. Warner, E. Marsh, E. Bower, D. McClard, T. Cook, G. Congdon, T. Kroschelg Row 4-B. Davis, V. Germo, J. Petry, L. Crandall, D. Reed. 26 JUNIOR OPTIMISTS President .,,........,.. ,. .,.. Griffy Hayes Vice President ....4ee..... Gerhart Mehner Secretary ..,eee....eAe ......,e.,.. K en Voetzel Treasurer Arss...... ..,...,........... D ick Clark Front row, left to right: H. Cox, D. Chap- man, D. Clark, V. Watters, J. Konradg Row 2-G. Hayes, B. Liggett, R. Briggs, F. McClearyg Row 3-G. Mehner, F. Hopkins, D. Stout, R. Vindblarlh, G. Tweed, B. Cald- well, Row 4-S. Hall, E. Pecka, D. Mac- Donald, M. Miller, B. Hoyt. 27 G l l it it! Russell Warren Dancers rest while the band Faculty members are ap- Only 2,000 words. Ha, ha, First lunch - almost time gvs Hilltop's swing lmund. goes out for a quickie. propriately serious. ha! for the Seagulls. e ' X a , A A , Q XJ., af - x -- ill L -.a..4,....,..,,1l.Sf rg Two-thirty reprieve and the For 'tclefensef' Ray Kerr It took that barricade to Private Vernucchia d o os The G..-LA. at work. D new Streetcar shelter. ducks at Stamp Stomp. hold back hungry boys. look well in uniform. bunglel . fi' I . fi, . , Hn as- ' 1 ' v Q .A - ffl , to 5, 4 L5 , Of ' v ,Eff S -41 . 7 A S Z A i Put more oomph in it, Don. Jack and Eddie over 'the Livid Luce over the bam- Willis leads Smalley at the Strike three, and Vindbl Smalley in rare form. barriers again. boo with one shoe. finish of the 100. is out. I JT! 261 Q 4 ' N 4 fc .bf 1-9 sw . is as .w e. NQKQ lwf- ' Another one in the bleach- Remember that fame ? Another Hoover ame, but Nellie Manuel oes l'lvervone on the Field H . ers for Usher. Hoover Can't play that way. this time not so rough. ilY'O',lllll end. lnasszwrvd. QRGANIZATICNS . . .Society gy anne Relay . . . who waafe faaacfail cfzapfea. . . Zfubcf la canuince ecfilaai alfa fm! na jauanalfiilic lalenh . . . hawk, aufipaken denial cladfi mafia cfzahman, paarfucecf When the welcome 2:30 bell has buzzed its reprieve, Cave lads and lasses find clubs meeting in almost every room-where there isn't a jani- tor with his sawdust and broom. I G In room 144, C.S.F. members stood not only for California Scholarship SCE Federation, but also for Citizenship, Society, and Fun. In the interest of N sb national defense and in keeping with the organizationis mot- X to, Scholarship for Service, girls of the C.S.F. started a Red X Cross knitting circle. The group also served the school by Oalx gzg , maintaining the information desk and guide service. FELQAUNBS I In room 112, the flowers that bloom in the spring . . . are gathered and fashioned into tiny bouquets, which S -B are sold on May 1 by Chinese-American members gi of the Mai-Wa club. The custom has been followed B U Z since 1940 when the first flower sale was held in Top honor of Miss Grace Benoy, sponsor, who was 30 6 if 115' N VXLN 1' S2631 - f ,XZXV ,, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION President .....vOOOwIOO.,O..,AOOAO.O Robert Knox Vice President 7w..e reerv.. J im Scranton Secretary eeee..,4 eee.,e,.,... M artha Seife1't Treasurer ..,.. ,.,.e..,...,eeee M ildred Fluck Sponsor .,.or. e,rA.,, M rs. Olga Hamman ' 1 ala V, M' ,wg Front row, left to right: J. Scranton, M. Fluck, Mrs. Hamman, M. Seifert, R. Knox, J. Vilas, S. Benson, J. Oyei T. Ables, Row 2-F. Officer, M. Schneiders, B. Metzger, D. Valverde, O. Perone, J. Haws, P. Curley, G. Grahan' E. Westergaard, F. Williams, M. Copitas, R. Steversg Row 3-J. Brown, K. McColl, P. Terry, M. Browning, .Q Wilder, R. Sue, P. Moore, P. Taylor, D. Rivera, S. Thornburgh, F. Stewart, E. Balaban, R. Clark, Row 4-If Page, C. Frith, M. Down, H. Sheng, M. Kopp, N. Barisic, B. Eshelman, J. Volk, A. Reed, B. Bade, B. William: V. Goetschl, A. Sanuy, R. Callog Row 5-J. Wenman, R. Stephens, M. Shuman, M. Parlapiano, M. Cooke, I Root, P. Byrne, C. Miner, E. Baranov, V. McCormick, J. Abrams, B. Manwaring, V. Kent, R. Finley, Row 6-J Mathews, B. Arnston, E. Sherman, J. Deem, R. Abbott, E. Mintzer, C. Cascio, G. Sumerlin, I.. Wilclt, D. Fe ei I. Mansfield, P. Taylor, N. Taylor, H. Bowlbyg Row 7-W. Warlick, F. Chamberlain, L. Stallings, M. Kingsgei B. Spaeth, M. Freeman, J. Sieger, A. Campbell, E. McQuoid, J. Courtney, R. Brown, S. Siegel, W. Schultheis, IE Lanskyg Row 8-J. Kaupp, R. De Riemer, W. Boyden, L. Kestler, K. Mintzer, B. Kauffman, B. Warner, T. Powers D. Chapman, K. Faunce, B. Bonnifield, J. Trease, J. Aseltine, H. Crabtree, E. Luce, E. Pecka, B. Schwenkmeyei ,,. .77 yi. 'f fn... . ,... 3:q.L.w1f4f .LIZ g., , .-.......4 MV. L1 .. . ' . .':'?I5'i- .19 gk i X, r ..-s.....f- game lla 14fa5am'f Wm .12.Q-A . . if MAI-WA President ........ ... ,.. ,.,. Marguerite Lee Vice President ...... ...r.., E lizabeth Yee Secretary .....,..... rrr.........,. A lbert Tom Treasurer .sssssss. ,,s...,.... N orman Leong Sponsor .....,ss,......,..,. Miss Mary Walker Front Row, left to right: M. Hom, M. Lee, L. Tom, E. Yee, Leases Hom, Row 2-R. Sue, R. Sam, R. Chew, H. Sheng, Row 3- Miss Walker, Louise Hom, Lucille Hom, D. Yee, Row 4-R. Kim, J. Hom, A. Tom, J. Hom, Row 5-T. Horn, A. Quin, N. Leong, B. Hom, Row 6-M. Hom, D. Ching, W. Chew, G. Hom. 32 ',f07lf7LMU6C!0j ' killed in an automobile accident. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Walker, the club bought defense bonds and gave live dollars in stamps to the three members with the highest scholarship record. In room 153, the Camera Club meets once a Week to discuss, among other things, photography, plan interesting field trips and decide on prizes for the next salon. Membership is opento all interested in photog- raphy, according to sponsor Weldon Lewis. ln room 105, all good skates become members of the Hilltop Rollers, one of the largest clubs at the Hill. On Wednesdays they meet at the Palace Rink to skate. Mrs. Verl Smurthwaite is the energetic sponsor of C this group, Whose objective is fun or excellence in skating. In the 'Little Theatre, highlighting National Education Week, Drama -Club members presented a series of playlets to patriotic audiences Who paid -their admission with 'purchase of defense stamps. The group was sponsored by Miss Lois Perkins. Q 33 .7nl'f1efalfoff940,qaauu7pe0ple6egan WWW gum ,mum -K-7m.z., fm lian aacff1aue6eenaAkin-9fo4fni44e- '7f1e Wwmwdafm efmgaw. amwa'htAe4ewnJ,law1zne,4.S.B pamqmtwaaefudmaqmlqdefamlh 7fza4ecaalancf' ' In room 157, believing that defense begins at home, the Gray Castle hall guard force, which adopted the name Beachcombers after a never- to-be-forgotten beach party last fall, is doing an outstanding job of de- fending Hilltop borders. Gone are the old type strong-arm guards, for these Beachcombers are gentlemen. Sponsor Fred Kemp, who has evi- dently been reading Emily Post, or perhaps Dale Carnegie, to the boys, has done a iine piece of work in bringing order to the halls. In room 308, another guard force holds its infrequent meetings un- der sponsor Laurence Boydstun. A businesslike and serious g r o u p, these guards are the most efficient bunch of guys on the Hill, accord- ing to chief deputy Dick Schneider. Juan! ,mwmia Wd mm Mm They do everything from selling deal, 1641 4,,,m,,y, wid, pop at dances to Watching retreads in 350'1404f'4 wwliifw af ugwen 3704 0001- the parking lot. It is a well-known fact M7 in Meajzj' that if anyone Qof importancej wants Qwudl ' legahfe Glad in Zfne peak, now clodecf enjcufecl Sdaadaq al '7dl 1.2 Glad. and effective results. anything done, all he has to do is call upon the guard force for immediate 34 CAMERA CLUB President ......,................... Dick Walker Vice Pres.-Treasurer .... Dick Schneider Secretary .,...ic..... Lorraine Buttermore Sponsor ......,,......ccc.....c,.,.. Weldon Lewis Front row, left to right: D. Walker, L. But- termore, M. Schneider, S. Vaughan, F. Vaughang Row 2-S. Walters, W. Garbett, W. Warnock, J. Russell, M. Hydeg Row 3- S. Benson, H. Johnson, N. Stribling, J. Solomong Row 4-E. Meyer, S. Cyborowski, C. Pearson, R. Harperg Row 5-Mr. Lewis, R. Jett, D. Schneider. 35 ,ima :sims 'l' Y HILLTOP ROLLERS President ...................... Maxine Easton Vice President .....i.. ......,..... J ean Giles Secretary ........................,,.. Jean Evans Treasurer ......,.........,,.,.... Mildred Weiss Sponsor .....,.,.... Mrs. Verl Smurthwaite Front row, left to right: P. McGoffin, J. Giles, B. Hoffman, M. Easton, A. Droll- inger, J. Evans, M. Weiss, Row 2-G. Mungie, O. Radbleck, N. Mull, B. Bergen, P. Taylor, A. Knudsen, B. Raub, B. Daniel, Row 3-J. Orlando, M. Quaglia, O. Perrone, G. Lyons, A. Clifford, B. 'Munsg Row 4- E. Frith, A. Crosthwaite, D. Bottini, E. Kramer, J. Taylor, N. Schwoerke, L. Ras- mussen, Row 5-Mrs. Smurthwaite, S. Mer- feld, M. Raymond, V. Miller, W. Walker, D. McCord, S. Beelerg Row 6-B. Finch, J. Cowan, J. Urso, R. Watts, W. Huhn. 36 dim-ah L? - -12' DRAMA CLUB President . . Esther Baranov Vice President .eeee.ee.W.. Sterling Jensen Secretary ....eee,eeeee ee.... M ariel Shuman Treasurer ,ee,..,.ee ee.eee,..e..,.. E dith Haas Sponsor eeee. e.eeeeeeeeeeee M iss Lois Perkins Front row, left to right: S. Jensen, M. Shuman, E. Baranov, E. Haas, Row 2-B. Kilflow, l'l. Marinos, M. Copitas, G. Graham, A. La Force, R. Tafoya, D. Pack, Row 3- P. Block, T. Cullen, M. Cardivale, M. Mekus, A. Sack, J. Phillips, Row 4-D. Hudnall, A. Stevens, J. Benson, A. Richard- son, M. Norstad, A. Schieferg Row 5-C. Lynch, J. Regas, F. Officer, S. Gray, B. Johnson, V. Hind, J. Schleimer, R. Peter- son, Row 6-li. Valentine, G. Dell Acqua, ll. Jarmuth, P. Sawatzke, P. Rhode, B. Kauffman, C. La Force, R. Clark, E. Mint- zer, ll. Downey, Row 7--Miss Perkins, A. Rivera, D. Davisson, A. Austin, E. Settle, R. Abbott. fzjhfw QW frww-af-M904 MM! 37 A gf' f ek 3. ,ls BEACHCOMBERS Presldent ....,,..............., Harry Johnson Vice President ..,..,,r...... Kenneth Cilch Secretary-treasurer ......,... Daryle Cole Sponsor ,.,rr,.....,rr........, ....,, F red Kemp Front row, left to right: H. Johnson, B. Arends, C. Stewart, H. Amrein, C. Bossard, A. Franco, G. Diederichseng Row 2-B. Hageman, D. Cole, M. Sanders, H. Hackett, D. Noonan, D. Vetter, Row 3-R. Scott, B. Bonnifield, D. Crawford, B. Floyd, R. Cooper, Mr. Kemp, Row 4-H. E'Go1f, D. Stephens, W. Adams, E. Scranton, R. Hig- ley, J. Avila, R. Megginson. 38 ' I GUARD FORCE Chief .........,.......... Stanley Cyborowski Assistant Chief ................ Ernest Lang Deputy 'Chief ................ Dick Schneider Sponsor ...,.............. Laurence Boydstun Front row, left to right: E. Lang, S. Cy- borowski, D. Schneider, Mr. Boydstung Row 2-A. Malzahn, F. Wilson, D. Cole, R. Lindley, D. Chingg Row 3-R. Jett, C. Brawner, A. Blevins, G. Conklin, G. Bart- lett, Row 4-M. Cornell, J. Grease, B. Hageman, H. Hyde, J. Hokeg Row 5-R. Lang, D. Hume, R. Walker, E. Musselwhite, J. Benintende. 39 Leticia . ...M . Jvpw . ..,,.p.,,...-...,., ,.,. A ., A -'-M-f-7-1-nn.,-. ...'----f -- . ...,,,. fb MUSIC ...Morale Booster By pal' .filfle . . . who all-mica! caaeefz wiffz ghd' dpaah cal- umn fil'l'le dy f12'1fle . . . lm! la cfiofafe aff-afxlm wlullffen hampmmdawallwihm, uncenaanecaulcfaeaiil. Musicians don't knit afghans, make paper bags, or build model air- planes, but they fill one of the greatest needs in Wartime, for they are the morale boosters. Four boys, who did dances as they sang and delighted s 0 p h s and X seniors alike, were members of the boys' quartet directed by W. F. Reyer, Q-Llcfbl.. XL' y-AUIQT ffl music department head. Roy Stevens became a q u a r t e t member first of the present four, but soon was j o i n e d by classmates Albert Rivera and Robert Frost and in the senior semester by Roger Clark. Roger followed R o y as quartet chairman With Mrs. Reyer to accompany them, the quartet C O N A f . . . . X C5 T sang for CIVIC organizations, clubs, and churches. i ff, S 'fi In the new orchestra hall, a handful of '39 pea- 6 PX CQYQ Q 94,8 i ga greens struggled to understand the accent of dy- N by Q namic Nino Marcelli, and 90 orchestra members . fv 0 . Q 5MGL5 X g fought bitterly for the perfection he demanded. t X Y non S EJUNE W I 40 LW W0 Z A pxilg s W Z Z W1 , M ,gm-V , N' ,, . 3 ' .punwh gl X X., Q Q Q fi X , x ,,.,..,w.W.-M mf www! ff, ,A i 7m Front row, left to right: M. Wallace, J. Todd, J. Willacker, B. Fielding, E. Watson, J. Deem, B. Dye, G. Morales A. Campbell, A. Jones, E. Hovreng Row 2-F. Officer, A. Balaban, S. Binder, F. Santos, V. Colungs, J. Sieger, D Braswell, N. Benbrook, A. Simpson, D. Watson, C. Moranteg Row 3-G. Mehner, E. Hartwell, C. Botte, H Garcia S. Rosenthal J. Solomon J. Cobble W. Wallace, B. Lowe, Row 4-D. Emerson, R. Peabody, H. Luevano, R. Callo, D. Perkins: D. Calabres, P. Byrne: H. Bowlby, P. Taylor, M. Zumwaltg Row 5-B. Webster, J. Scranton G. Dombroff, B. Giestweit, D. Lauder, M. Seifert, G. Conklin, F. McCleary, J. Trottg Row 6-R. Goldstone, N Humphries, C. Rogers, E. Keys, Mr. Marcelli, M. Tharaldson, P. Little, J. Kaupp, B. Bolam. :fha ORCHESTRA President ........ .......... R aul Callo Treasurer ..... ,.,......,. P hil Taylor Director ...... ......, N ino Marcelli .. X ts? -Big? . me 'ikiifuvfkil sw? .....g. sg... 0 is .SW E! Qs ,m....-..,..g-w-- alison- an 525 ' They returned from the successful National Music Teachers' convention with stories of confusion and fun: the hurried trip from railroad to radio station, Where they immediately played a half-hour nation-Wide broad- cast, and the huge church where 3000 persons gathered to hear them do Fin1andia in a Sunday afternoon concert. I In the fall of '41, night rehearsals followed by a jaunt in an overloaded car to a drive-in, day rehearsals held through lunch periods, and final re- hearsals on the stage looking out into the dark bigness of Russ Auditor- ium Were climaxed by the first formal afternoon concert Cbecause of blackoutsb ever presented by the orchestra. Raul Callo, spring semester prexy, and Phil Taylor, treasurer, hit an all-time high by collecting dues from It wad auwacufo 00006666110 Jldbu everyone in the first two Weeks. hwmd 7 in B flu! a h Jeanne Breazeale in a White drum QWJJI3 M050 wi M' 044404144 lu' majorette uniform ahead of the mili- W4 Mwzomlliloa M'f 1 M fill conceal guuafdoclaf wad onlin Kaffe was one of the first sights to pass be- Kan wa Me new wa, in Jutmd' ya tary, blue-uniformed band members fore the dazed eyes of peagreens at aunaqe Caveman. 43 ff. Q3 , ,F I f' F ,ff . ,ilu Mig' 3' fi? fy ' in f5!1-'V .elf if . V f . 3 GIRLS' GLEE Chairmen ,....... Doris Johanningsmeier u Natalie Parsley Director ....aa.aaa,.aaaaaaaa...4.aaaaa W. F. Reyer Front row, L. Hom, G. Hutchens, M. Part- ridge, M. Scholz, B. Raulm, M. Peters, J. Oakley, C. Esquerra, J. McCullough, J. Delgado, R. Rolli, V. Hall, Row 2-G. Johnson, K. Covington, A. Santos, B. Stofer, E. Westergaard, S. Hoffman, G. Mannoni, I. Swab, M. Tarrantino, N. Brown, E. Harris, Row 3-N. Parsley, E. Morris, L. Jacobson, E. Browning, F. Lhamberlain, V. Kent, R. Creel, L. Holliday, O. Irwin, H. Powell, Row 4-M. Johnson, A. Mack, B. Laughlin, J. Parkhurst, l. McCrea, L. 'Mc- Fadden, J. Abrams, L. Miller, P. Tomang Row 5-B. Cline, J. Schoneborn, Mr. Reyer, D. Johanningsmeier. . BOYS' GLEE Chairman ...... .......... J ohn West Director ....................,..,...... W. F. Reyer Front row, left to right: S. Karler, J. West, G. Siebrand, B. Kelleher, R. Ritchie, B. Burns, B. Carroll, B. Egan, R. Merrill, Row 2-J. Guaranotta, D. Huilnall, T. Vasquez, R. Brashear, B. Manning, N. Taylor, C. Lanelli, J. Seilerg Row 3-L. Hewitt, B. Talbot, D. Higley, D. Havland, G. Bartlett, C. Hammand, R. Rodin, Row -1-M. Schnei- ders, Mr. Reyer. 44 S.D.H.S. football games in the fall of '39, V for Victory! But last fall it meant a football victory as the band formed a big blue V on the north stadium seats and played Hail to the Varsity, as the team ran through the center of the formation. Another band which came into being during the last three years was V D the S.D.H.S. swing band, led by patient, peagreen teacher Russell War- ren. Mr. Warren has spent three years yelling above the bedlam of his jivers, Now listen, you fellas, until it's practically a swing term in it- self. Outstanding event in the band's history was the big 10-cent A.S.B. assembly this spring during which they played their way into a bandshell for gym dances so that music will be more audible to future Cavedancers. In his second-story songsters' hall, Jjwlddl aaaiaut may Un Wdh the Mr. Reyer started a new system this erwemen, Jfdff07wi M0015 40091 G4 MW fall. An exclusive organization known b'a eleJ 0 'M fc W'G'f'h0 !'0 'e 7G 'e4 --Q!mJa!e, aaaaqaezf in Me mall, and fdlimmiw, lou' in Me lad lwaufdaealz- ing mzmdea. Aka Pm! Jain, en- Red and white gowned choristers Gcwemen cffanqeel Men lane Za as the choir took the place of the usual boys' and girls' glees. sang in churches, at the Naval Hospi- urqwffddd 140165911- 45 Front row, left to right: R. McCassey, R. Clark, J. Salazar, P. Taylor, J. Small, P. Magone, P. Moore, V. Love, M. Hamhsch, A. Telley, M. Hoffman, P. Berlstein, Row 2-J. Hawes, J. Callo, B. Higgins, W. Richardson, F. , ' Bulger, M. Ojeda, G. Greene, L. Ojeda, M. Shuman, A. Rivera, B. Roche, Row 3-J. Chambers, C. Geger, D. Chairmen -fff---'--- Frances Buuell Rivera, E. Johnson, F. Burrell, E. Gabrielson, B. Reeder, R. Stevers, A. Bailey, R. Frost, Row 4-R. Davies, Roy Stevens B. Metzger, L. Lowerinson, D. Flynn, P. Thompson, J. McClammy, M. Alexander, G. Strahan, C. Vandermeer, L. Director -'-- ---Vi,, k,--A- W . F. Reyer Morris, Row 5-J. Ford, M. Lupenui, J. Flack, J. Cotant, B. Gibbs, J. Abrams, J. Claret, G. Hartley, Row 6--B. A Om anigt Ml,q Re el, Usher, B. Klein, E. Cook, Mr. Reyer, Mrs. Reyer, R. Stevens, D. Anderson, R. Noble, G. Atkinson. cc p ' ' ' ' ' y if .gig S, it NNW ' dfmceleii, ' tal, before the P.-T.A., Braille society, and other civic organizations at Christmas time. At the annual Russ Christmas concert, Mr. Reyer's director's job was taken over by Roy Stevens while Pop recovered from a serious heart attack. The traditional Easter concert was presented to the student body with something different when Dick Garrison played a trumpet solo while the choir sang. Boasting three faculty sponsors, Mrs. Katherine Andrews, Miss Mary Phillippi, and Mr. Reyer, the Gray Castle Musicale has monthly meetings during which members listen to music or a program presented by a few of the many talented members. Quartet bass Roy Stevens and clarinetist Georgine Dombroff have presided over ewemen Aaggecl when MW had Ma. the group this year. Mm Sm may SWIM Qwlm wad fo Although definitely divided when it Je a ea-uedale Zeal fel am! fidfeaecf while dfre 46419 fbaJJ4f in Me Rudd falen! aeaiewf Lal Meg wie! hackdm music appreciation students meet on 6. 5 M 0,5 I of c om e s to musical accomplishments, Hilltop instrumentalists, singers, and common ground in the Musicale group. 10,0096 0j,a,,-cJ,,,0, 47 75.4 , Ute . .i 4 iigim YM: wi. welll Wm GRAY CASTLE MUSICALE President ...,.,........ Georgine Dombroff Vice President ,...............,..i.. Dixie Root Secretary-treasurer ,...,..,.. Nancy Mull Sponsors ,..... Mrs. Katherine Andrews Miss Mary Phillippi W. F. Reyer Front row, left to right: D. Root, N. Mull, G. Dombroffg Row 2-E. Koehler, M. Hambsch, M. Shuman, M. Schneidersg Row 3-G. Greene, S. Evey, O. Irwin, M. Fluckg Row 4-R. Goldstone, M. Palmer, J. Hender- son, R. Clark, J. Chambers, Row 5-W. Waite, F. McCoy, L. Hewitt, Mrs. Andrews, Mr. Reyer. 48 4bwez'a,ZZ bam SENIOR A CHOIR Director ..,. ,. ,7 ,, .,, . .... 7 W. F. Reyer Front row, left to right: I. Swaib, L. Jacob- son, N. Parsley, M. Partridge, F. Chamber- lain F. Bul er' Row 2-V. Lowe P. Ta lor 7 g ! 1 y 7 H. Gabrielson, F. Burrell, B. Higgins, B. Stoferg Row 3+M. Shuman, L. Lowerison, W. Richardson, M. Ojeda, A. Bailey, J. Claret, Row 4-C. Geger, R. Stevers, C. Vanrlermeer, D. Johanningsmeierg Row 5- B. Klein, M. Hoffman, B. Roche, E. Cook, R. Clark, J. Chambers, Row 6-R. Frost, R. Stevens. 49 crush an opponent, coup, method of outwitting someone, orgy, JOURNALlSM..Haunted House By Qeofuje .fa . . wfxadfxenlfadlaxeekdefoaeanmml weaiiapfma mmmmtam with Jia-jaw afmplwutfm. .. Haunted house of the Hilltop is the Russ office, for as the office door creaks open, bewildered sophomores and cautious upperclassmen peer into the dark recesses and dash away, frightened by unearthly noises and such words as blast, meaning to smash, flatten, smear, or otherwise 55320 A F 'Q . X wg L Z Ombff' N O I X Z .Z AC A RT Z ' U Q Z U ,Z STQALIA 2 Z Z Q Qlgu Y ffegfiflfl' I M Q y 'J 4 5 e - Orb 1 T,xOef,JX,ff , iff fo Q o w - : S752 4 5? f if l i 5 X R X anything from a particularly trying class to a long day in the print shop, and bungle, a mistake, major or minor. Editorial prospects for '42 were first tried out as cubs in '39 under Pacemaker editor Victor Morgan and filed under possibilities by Miss Constance Bowman, school-girl sponsor who entered as a peagreen with present senior A's. First Bowman-bred editor to inhabit the two-story desk was George La Pointe, who completely bailed J his staff with efficiency reports, ratings, and lists Yr 09 X they were to keep. It's all so simple, squeaked 50 Edgar Luce Russ Editor Pat Little George La Pointe Annual C0-editors Photo by Harry Johnson K .-Of' f 5' rf nr.. .., nf ., Y .. 'I P iw' -. A ff E . Q is 'JIU 11 . A AW, . ,.-A., ,I , ,, 1 A 4... J - fanr..-Q fm-mp- ., . ' ,W ...gg A 'NN ,,.,. f- W. ' -2. 'thai RUSS STAFF Editor ............................,,.... Edgar Luce Adviser .......... Miss Constance Bowman Advertising Adviser..Gordon Wiggins Financial Adviser..Miss Mary Walker Front row, left to right: Mr. Wiggins, P. Durgin, C. Clark, J. Berman, B. Kildow, M. McHenry, G. Stewart, P. Curley, B. Lansky, Miss Bowman, Row 2-H. Bowlby, B. Nor- wood, K. Starr, J. Callo, D. Alsop, J. Haws, R. Valensi, R. Stevers, G. Lucey Row 3-A. Mersereau, M. Harris, E. Clarke, F. Stewart, T. Steinberg, C. Clare, E. Feld- man, C. Frith, P. Thompson, H. Johnson, Row 4-D. Emerson, C. Radcliffe, F. Mar- salis, L. Ryder, D. James, R. Irwin, A. Hui, H. Rainey, P. Little, Row 5-L. Han- sen, L. Rasmussen, B. Rakich,,H. Schenck, S. Rice E. McDonald, C. Kingsbury, J. Solomon, G. La Pointe, Row 6-E. Fitz- patrick, J. Harritt, E. Luce. 52 Une QAM!! Gina-dmc? George to the bewildered editors. Weeks later, the backs of the unused efficiency reports were being used for copy paper in The Russ's Save the scraps and lick the Japs campaign. The Russ, under George, was named one of the thirteen high school Pacemaker papers in the United States by the National Scholastic Press Association. In the spring Edgar Luce became the second member of his family to edit The Russ. He was coached from the sidelines by his father, first editor in 1898. Confronted by an immediate shift to a fourfpage paper in mid-semester, Edgar and his Russers began a life-and-death subscrip- tion campaign designed to sell The Russ, as Luce caustically put , it, without giving dishes away. Total war hit the '42 annual as Edi- 71,8 124,44 deff Jfalpfef 4 new Jefnefilyz. tors Pat Little and George La Pointe with ue!14'ifG4f0090 e!'00'CA00f Me MA! - may Zfldoa .face Jing , am! mme we a W W.: ww. Me funim Sllalaunen, gffidf and students. The co-editors strove to u 30,1 cgmzw Aecwte yu, and MW, am! adopted it for their theme and carried on their own private fights with faculty take the objectionable parts from the deff-meaiefl heya lack ,aaa Me infamous book of last spring fthe one Adam' AMA!- 53 with the yellow cover and all the animalsj and still retain the completeness and the charm. Pat claimed she had been made co-editor to draw the Marian Scheirer dummy 5 and George, that he had been appointed to Art Editor . 0 close the rings on the dummy book, which Were too much for Pat. Dick Schneider Bette James Bob Klein Marthanne Kingsley Dorothy Phe Business Manager Typist Faculty P0l1t1CS Index Irene Kyle Service a4ln'Z' First outlet for Hill literary talent since the ancient days when The Foothills of Parnassus fol- lowed the early Russ as a school magazine, The Lit Parade became an institution after its successful introduction last spring. Co-editors Gilman Os- trander and Charlotte Gatewood and contributing Miss Bowman Adviser 'TA 1 lub Jean Brown Ferne Raley Jim Harritt Mr. Wiggins V Mrs Allen Kathryn McColl Organizations Sports Business Adviser Art Adviser Seniors M--V x is V' tv-N WE wiv F sf f x. 4 , its QUILL AND SCROLL President ..,...,. , , George La Pointe Vice President eee,.,.,..,. Earl Fitzpatrick Secretary-treasurer ee.,,, Pat Thompson Sponsor ..,.ssss Miss Constance Bowman Front row, left to right: Miss Bowman, B. Lansky, P. Little, J. Carmichael, G. La Pointeg Row 2-J. Harritt, P. Thompson, M. Kingsley, R. Clarkg Row Luce, G. Keith, Fl. Fitzpatrick. 56 laakalmenowf Hillers gloated over the success and perfection of their dream-child until they noticed that nowhere in the book had they indicated that it came from San Diego High School. Second edition of The Lit Parade came out this semester under the second pair of co-editors, Jim Harritt and Eleanor Riedy. The editors rej nounced even the suggestion of a theme and urged Hillers just to Write. Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism society, skimmed the cream of Russ and annual crops and flourished on every-other-Thursday food at members' homes. The group, first under Edgar Luce and then under George La Pointe, made its bid for the national project prize awarded to the chapter which performs the great- est service to its school. They became fiends for anything resembling a pro- ject and listed under their achieve- ments a county-Wide journalism con- ference on War problems and re-organ- ization of the school bookroom. S 57 GA .fsck al Me lVaw! mopaeddeeflfze feeling of Alillad who foam! Zfzemdelaed mwulmemn muah? an '7Ae lluaaapafw- lafL4miallaAlfalbanJfbaama8luJ fmoienlecf Men nullq play, Que Gan? 7afae if Wfiiffa Woujnance ufaneclfa ad Wan Gan '7ake .71 04 .fecwe ff. SPORTS . . . Pace Setters 34,jm.,llafmd...wha4afMwu4fw with Ru444Z4fA!wJe...wJL4AMdeJwwz7md,4z-jaw4M.74 Curtailing transportation of teams to away-from-home games, the war had little other effect on the actual mechanics of the athletic pro- , gram at the Hill during the spring days of 1942. Total war, however, was 4,6 waged as usual on Hill opponents in every sport. 26031 X The boys who entered in the fall of 1939 were more in the way than Sfgfs- Y anything else. Nobody ever heard of them, too many boys like N 4 Johnny Sanchez, Jack Ware, Bob Klicka, Jess Bryant, Bob Fitzpatrick, Bob Carson, Jack Maupin, Bob Estavillo, and I U6 5pOLLv Z 2tg2 Q -X Walter Obayashi were hogging the Gray Castle sportlight. , fx Later, however, fans began to talk about Tom Arata, Jack 'YQ UC fOD6 Cawley, Howard Eckersley, Ben Press, Griff B 4 'gs ,336 Zwvs, Hayes, West Kennerly, Edgar Luce, Ronald Maley, 1 O 7- I I it iilif '2cfffe1,,,Z'0'H 'fra Hugo Martinez, Bob Noble, Royal Parks, Eddie X X T500 Lf ff - - .Xt .X 'V QS , ,Q Pohl, Don Smalley, Bruce Smythe, and Willie Tsun- X X X l -l S X55 Sffx P0:0 to 1 1 T5 Z Q oda, the three-year lettermen of 1942. HILL Vlf-ET5 Scif: X BEVERLY Hi 0-ls VER-l-Y B 9,5 Q an Magi, QA , pp 58 'OZ Q off Q f ff, ily '- f A-in E Avia., ,.. .A-a..,m..........x . v ........: .A . ...- Nw! ' 9c!w'z' BASEBALL San Dlego Opponent Wilson Wilson Redondo Compton Pasadena Hoover Hoover Front row left to right: 'NI Barn1se E F1tts B Roche G. Anderson Row 2 G Hayes C Wentworth, R. Vlndbladh N Manuel J Garrettg Row 3 Coach Brose J Kennerly H Savin, W Ixennerly W Cr sw ll D Kohler, manager Row 4 S Rosenthal B Usher, R. Roxburgh B ODell D Le Grand. A A feud!- 4 I wal ' , dad-4 Of the boys who began early, football claimed seven stars. Heading the list was Leonard Holder, blond co-captain of Coach Joe Beerkle's 1941 grid machine. Len worked from the top of the T-formation, picking up most yardage on frequent oi-tackle slashes. Righthand man to fullback Holder was Tom Arata. Roundhead, as he was dubbed, threw caution to the winds, picked an objective deep in enemy territory, lowered his head, and plowed toward it. Arata and Fred Adams were the most evenly matched opponents of Coach Frank Crosby's 1942 wrestling season. Emery Fitts, Bob Noble, Royal Parks, and Bruce Smythe all began their grid careers early as mates on Coach Ed RuiTa's sophomore squad. Noble and Smythe went to the varsity in their junior year, understudying Ollie Fletcher and Tom Balestreri. In Wm Ad 36065646 Md Mm Mm their final season they were random men wwe eiihm chafiefl aa pu! on Me ends for Coach Beerkle. Gi had FJUW4 vzm, M, of zz... ma fm zz... .swim wa 9 fbon'Z Wan! ia Walk Walhud efw, 3a4.,,'f wade ffm, www um a varsity reserve right-half slot in his ,doa 4, wdjwagaw 461,001 Ronald Maley, without previous ex- perience on the Castle grid, jumped into final year at SDHS. Ron was by no 51 7!zme'ZZ de ' San Diego Opponent 90 Grossmont 14 85 Escondido 19 71 Pasadena 33 Front row, left to right: R. Kim, M. Cornell, J. Nath, J. Downey, M. Dolan, C. Lent, G. Woolery, D. Porniuncula, 78 Hogvel- 26 B. Parsons, I. Robinson, V. Sardo, T. Elias, H. Nava, R. Phillips, Row 2-C. Robertson, A. Lujan, R. Clapp, F. 62 Lon Beach 42 Castaneda, B. Carroll, G. Willis, D. Smalley, V. Germo, L. Johnson, B. Emerson, R. Nagem, A. Hanks, E. Emerson g 34 G. Saiz, B. Marsh, Raw 3-C. Graham, D. Gonzales, J. Puterbaugh, B. Davis, J. Curley, B. Smith, D. shahkiahd 70 H00Vef E. Aranjo, E. Pohl, C. Macevicz, H. Eckersley, J. Urso, A. Sawaya, W. Ross, B. Flick, Row 4-J. Cawley, E. 69 HO0VOI' 35 Halfhill, H. Cox, C. Springfield, E. Murphy, E. Luce, G. Freeland, B. Sieben, V. Garcia, R. McCormick, G. Southern Califgrnia Champions Schutte D Sessions H Clarke B Young Coach Ruifa ry who ' means a shy lad on the maple either, proving his basketball ability in his sophomore year as a Bee hoopster and later as a varsity star. Making his best appearances during the senior season was Rigo Rodriquez, all- out forward for Coach Merrill Douglas' five during the last campaign. Six boys Worked their way up the baseball ladder of the Hill from sophomore-jayvee to the varsity this year. Griff Hayes, half-sized bird dog, handled the keystone sack for Coach Johnny Brose, having played a pair of seasons with the hottest Legion club in the United States. West Kennerly, also a '42 Legion champ, hurled good ball for three years at the Cave, stepping into the varsity reserve role this season. A1 Banuelos, newcomer to San Diego in early '42, was another sterling fiinger. Wally Criswell, Denzill Estes, Emery www Wah ea? G! Ewan 1006 ia Fitts, and Johnny Garrett took their place 44 4 4en.lfme,d6l wa-4 Laila! 41 turns at bat for Coaches Brose and g l Wd Mm 0164 CJGJWWJ 57 14- ' , t B ,th ,'au4l4fcZa4e!oAwne.J!dbMaw!uJeJd IOW g3.Ve Way O FOSS In 9 SBHIOI S 5 - Mike Morrow through the years. Mor- year, ending a diamond-coaching ca- Aki! wa if M one of Me mam, IM?- reer that may never be equaled. Killa! maya of Me 63 Nw L69 ' FOOTBALL Co-captains .......,.,.......... Tetsu Himaka, Leonard Holder Coach ..........,...............,,,..... Joe Beerkle San Diego Opponent 19 Pasadena 6 7 Woodrow Wilson 26 24 Glendale ' 19 6 Compton 0 13 Mark Keppel 19 20 Long Beach Poly 26 0 State Frosh 27 19 Hoover 7 Front row, left to right: R. Noble, P. No- votny, E. Fitts, M. Maccree, R. Guy, B. Kenyon, L. Holder, T. Himaka, J. Mason, L. Dillon, R. Maley, T. Arata, G. Capa- tanos, B. Whittakerg Row 2-Coach Brose, M. Stewart, H. Clarke, C. Nelsen, G. Wood, R. Parks, B. Herrill, D. Sessions, G. Schutte, B. Nelsen, B. Wilcox, A. Dahms, A. Malzalm, F. Antonicelli, I. Chess, A. McGrath, Coach Beerkleg Row 3-J. Nigro, manager, B. Williams, manager, J. Smith, 0. Mozqueda, B. Young, C. Goubil, J. O'Ran, R. McCormick, A. Sawaya, N. Black, N. Manuel, T. Gerache, J. Wallace, G. Reasor, J. Townsend, manager. BASKETBALL Captain ......,............... Ermer Robinson Coach ............................ Merrill Douglas San Diego Opponent 28 Alumni 15 53 Chino 16 27 Long Beach 20 18 Hoover 21 43 Pasadena 35 26 Long Beach 28 29 Hoover 23 22 Long Beach 36 36 Pomona 24 36 San Berdoo 17 37 Pasadena 34 19 Hoover 22 32 Glendale Hoover 26 28 Beverly Hills 19 35 Hoover 27 Front row, left to right: R. Maley, D. Wal- den, E. Robinson, R. Rodriguez, B. Cald- wellg Row 2-Coach Douglas, L. Ernst, A. Kuhnel, K. Rinker, E. San Clemente, J. Osby, G. Capatanos, manager, Row 3-J. Lady, J. Warner, J. Glasson, G. Patrick, J. Balmer, F. Fornaca. mile for the Hill. Bill Emerson, the lanky lad with the slip-over letter- . f cfeepzlnifae 0f7w:afi When June '42 grads think of track in their three years at San Diego, they think of classmates Eddie Pohl and Don Smalley. Pohl, lean, blond hurdle ace, aided three other tracksters in splitting wide open the world's 880-yard high school relay record in his second year at the Hill. Smalley, chunky little pessimist, was also a member of the world's record relay four, second only to Glenn Willis in the sprints. Jack Cawley, hurdle- mate of Pohl, divided his time between playing jayvee football, boogy- woogying the ivories, and chasing Eddie over the track barriers. Howard Eckersley, who began his career on Coach Ed RuHa's cross country squad back in the sophomore days of '39, treked the 880 and the man's sweater and the prospector's hair-cut, followed Al Salmon across many mile finish lines in his junior year before coming into his own, and George Saiz was another cross country aspirant who graduated into a top distance man on the cinders in his last season. Edgar 65 ' sz,..fzmawzmw.fzw vmafaa mwmuwzmmqmzwmewumm accenfeJ!f'f43MKa4f'7ernanJfzwzaeo4- zawfazlmapinerawzwmapwwk- on all Squads in clap, clap, ala7zf1inqZalf!ne4laain4af fbee4zin!fze Jfea21laf7e4ca4. it , 31, ' YC. o I2 Pam! Jlawm, Front row, left to right: J. Nigro, E. Valdes, C. Maio, B. Kelleher, F. McCleary, A. Billings, D. Carter, H. Sher, P. Langford, J. Hughes, Row 2-S. Kader, R. Juel, P. Martikas, L. Sai, J. Zolezzi, B. Curtis, G. Chavez, S. Leong, C. Rose, Row 3-J. McCaw, T. Martikas, V. Buono, S. Dewey, B. Egan, A. McGrath, T. Bath, A. Lopez, Row 4- R. Williams, R. McCassey, J. Dillman, T. Caldarella, J. Ferrari, B. Schwenkmeyer, G. McCoy, E. McQuoid5 Row 5-R. Briggs, A. DeRiemer, R. Lee, G. Wood, R. Garcia, M. Garcia, F. Rodriguez, H. Metcalfe, Row 6-Coach Crosby, F. Adams, C. Nelsen, J. Lovato, R. Heatherly, W. McIntosh, R. Rodriguez, A. Martinez, Row 7--B. Bade, J. Konrad, B. Nelsen, G. Earley, H. Rosar, R. Baum, R. Villalpondog Row 8-G. Tweed, H. Hughes, D. Scribner, J. Slaughter, V. Watters, G. Jessop. -- V aff- . E 5w5ll!.ll!l.4'i..l.ll lS!l l' V' W v WRESTLING TEAM Captain ................. Willie Tsunoda Coach ....... ...... F rank Crosby 5 -wr' qaagalanweilhefoe Luce, although specializing in tennis for three years, tried his hand at high-jumping in his senior season. Piloting the wrestling squad in his third season was Willie Weenie Tsunoda, but Japanese evacuation in April resulted in the loss of the S.C.I.F. wrestling crown to Whittier, 58-54. Led by Ben Press, second seeded senior boy in county tennis, the Hill net squad entered the S.C.I.F. playoffs for the first time in recent years during the '40 season. Seniors on the runner-up squad were Hugo Mar- tinez, Ed Luce, Alex Kuhnel, Harry Altaffer, and Lloyd Heger. Girl athletes were organized in the G.A.A. under Miss Lois Kemp. They meet after school in the fall to play hockey and volleyball and in the spring to play basketball and softball. jbecemiy, 3 Jaaugef Maul, pn 3400 Awards are given to girls who par- vlfdfwif H4110 C6016 in Wwe! WM Fwd' wzewahizaammzazazwpmaq numeral, then a letter, and finally a pin. , campkceaf '7fne4f coulda I frdp ticipate regularly in games - first a Besides the after-school games, the Au! xxR peadJMAM11wAen Ma, G.A.A. have parties, sales, hikes, and ygfkygj in M, Wm am! audgloaam in play days. A664 Me hdklle 0164. 67 im, Me Vx S .A VARSITY S CLUB President A,.... ,...... ,.....,, Ronald Maley Vice President .,...i..i..iie....,. Bud Young Secretary ...,ii........iii...,. George Schutte 'Treasurer .,..,i...,........ssss Nelson Manuel Sponsors sl..., .....ss C oach Mike Morrow Coach Joe Beerkle Front row, left to right: Coach Morrow, B. Nelsen, R. Maley, W. Criswell, B. Usher, W. Kennerly, E. Fitts, R. Rodriguez, Coach Beerkleg Row 2-E. Emerson, B. Emerson, C. Nelsen, B. Williams, B. Wilcox, J. Caw- ley, B. Smythe, N. Manuel, F. Adams, B. Young, Row 3-D. Estes, R. Vindbladh, R. Parks, R. Noble, A. Kuhnel, D. Le Grand, 0. Mozqueda, G. Schutte, L. Holder, L. Ortiz. TENNIS TEAM Captain .......................... Hugo Martinez Coach ............................ Charles Church Front row, left to right: li. Starr, H. Altaf- fer, H. Martinez, N. Wykesg Row 2-A. Kuhnel, J. Seiler, G. Peterson, B. Seilerg Row 3-R. Haugland, L. Heg'er, E. Luce, A. Reed, Row 4-M. Liker J. Seuss. 68 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .......,.......... Alma Crosthwaite Vice President e,...,,........... Gloria Clara Secretary ...e.....,..,..,,..,..., Dora Valverde Treasurer ,,,.e,...e...,.. Irene Crosthwaite Sponsors .....e, eee,.. M iss Miriam Paine . Miss Lois Kemp Front row, left to right: B. Manwaring, P. Davis, I. Crosthwaite, A. Crosthwaite, H. Irwin, D. Valverdeg Row 2-'Miss Paine, J. Puentes, L. Puentes, C. Cortez, M. Gomez, E. Balaban, Miss Kemp, Row 3--M. Taran- tino, C. Espinoza, M. Alexander, F. Con- stantino, L. McConnell. B. Camreng Row 4-E. Browning, R. Elsner, B. Heckathorn, V. Adair, M. Phillips, G. Mannoni. 69 9,11 w Www revs- vi-H x Si .i-wi. nl' 2 A Q-if Q- x ' Kc... R. O. T. C .... Ready! Aim! BqfbaaiJ7uu1edaun...wfnawadr1haffe:lloun43l'eR07e ...4emet!awajmamf.yn!4,hdqmw4fumwmjL4tM4. Fire at will! The Voice rings out tersely, and the sharp cracks of rifle fire fill the air. Thus the R.O.T.C. is teaching its trainees to be good MZ shots, for ability at shooting, above all else, will count in the United i ,I States' great struggle. Diierent, however, are these shots from those of Q X 1939. For today, Gray Castle's military department has been recognized Oh s T' and givenafitting place of residence in its own modern ar- Sc f A':f,oNs mory under the new science building. 0 XS C if Looking back to their sophomore year at San Diego Hlh, SS seniors remember the old battalion when Dan Walker was Q Q 5 cadet colonel, and today's greats were buck privates of the O 9 Nmsfsffc I rear rank, and the question of the day was Who is 5 71,900 X going to win the competition? A ' sf . . XX970 Z When Hilltop cadets returned to the ranks in S O if Vi Y, the fall of '40, the new armory was up and many ,Y CJ -6 F9553 OL ON changes were in store. The more practical train- O f! , is is AQY BAL S 70 Z, N Dfffoi c O f X TQ Z David Tennebaum Cadet Colonel 1 -MUKWR ,mafkm . . X mf-X. 'MV ff-w...,M ., M, 1' . . Q ' -: Q A . W 1-fQQg. i5n5'1 , Q 4 ..,.. , I, of 4 ,V t '1 ' V ' W wfnmw ' W f 323542 1-W 1' ' 1 , . iw -:-- gsm W ' if , . fm 4. jf , i .,,. .,.. .,.l , . 5 A: . my A N 44 f -' .' V, gl wiyffwxf , j - 5.1-'Q:'i1g1ff'ffg3jig-if ,,.f,'f - , .X-:V , fy - .v ' ' 4 .:,, - -,:2-:'- ::-'.. - I'hoto by Harry Johnson - 5 'W ' .. ,.,, -: Q., a .-f ,-1-:Q..:- Ago Q., ww 'ae I-14 ' iqfllflfy ,X vm. ........W, X,.wK,x...rm.mN.:....Mf.. 'i' 'XM wmv OFFICERS' CLUB President ...,......,....... David Tennebaum Vice President ....,ii.ii.e,,.e Eugene Akers Secretary ,...,s.... s....,ss....s.,s., R aul Callo Treasurer i,..ss ,sss.i,...,..ss J ames Cobble Sponsor .....,.sss,.,.,7s... Sgt. Ivan Huffman Front row, left to right: W. Schultheis, D. Tennebaum, E. Akersg Row 2-T. Matlock, J. Goode, W. Woodson, D. Krausseg Row 3-B. Ingham, W. Pickett, S. Mead, E. Beidlemang Row 4-S. Nash, J. Cobble, F. Wells, R. Walkerg Row 5-R. Callo, R. Hig- ley, H. Johnson, S. Cyborowski, E. Lang. WL' .TWA Co fn' 72 cuwrq-fin ing of combat and extended order drill was being given, for most people saw the nearness of the war and the need for trained men. The question was not Who will Win the competition? , but Who Will Win the war? Sergeant Ivan Huffman, hard-working instructor, was even then boast- ing about his junior boys. The following semester, San Diego High again became Regimental Headquarters, with Dick Danforth holding the job of cadet colonel, the most exalted position in the R.0.T.C. In the fall of '41, little Bill McChristy, top cadet at San Diego High that semester, was noted for his tininess. Battalion sponsor Teddy Ryan said that when she reviewed the battalion with Bill, she had to stand in a sprinkler hole to keep from eclipsing A Jew 6 4 4 A 5 Men M him. This semester, the San Diego unit 'set another record when, for the second time in three semesters, it boasted the regimental commander in senior A David Tennebaum. 73 2fau'4e 14-f in My Jfemi am! cfancecl ia at wilffa Mmeane elfie. fffeq ZBGILKQC! and ffze gaummnenl fm-cf fa-ken aaa Me Sfale eallege Wm, fqfumf- nuinclerl Jdfeu wander! a Lille when milieu aeweqefl Afilllap, Jul' wwe ae- RIFLE TEAM Front row, left to right: D. Krausse, E Akers, E. Langg Row 2-S. Nash, R. Callo H. Longg Row 3-C. Graham, D. Altman M. Homg Row 4-G. Ackley, H. Hyde. 7 4 awe, haw aiaul you? A long schedule of parades was prepared for the semester. The bat- talion was set to show the world its magnificence, but after the first pa- rade there were no rifles. Of the four hundred rifles in the R.O.T.C.'s pos- session, a total of eighty were left after two big army trucks suddenly appeared at the armory one day. Cadets Went on, however, to receive a formal inspection by a represen- tative of the ninth corps area without rifles. They again, as in past years, were slated to receive the coveted star of Honor School. Composed of the R.O.T.C.'s headmen, the Officers' Club is an organi- zation to train oficers in leadership and advanced military subjects, so that they may be better fitted to train their subordinates. The club this semester reproduced on a sand table a sudau Janacl is one of an mod pop' map of terrain in Georgia, which ,Am ,,,,,,wa,, ,,,,1,J,u, 11,4040 ,qjauj proved useful in the practice of field Won, al Mech dpoal Jana rua! pawn anclalaaankie ea!1Jminew 7iffI.2 cla6,a4ufquakclil'folfze4?Lna2fA-Jana! RTI T huhl 1 il C Bam, W IC 2.W3,yS p3CeS Deal it 4 4 6 5 llweae combat principles. Only other organi- zation sponsored by the R.O.T.C. is the the top in West coast championships. Calla! 75 SENIORS . . .War Grads ByKaifmwyn1Wc0ollanJfeanBaown...Kaliei4fa.mou4 na2nofa4ofk.ie4l'nzaaiaancfaazfiamq4lw1424ffean,l'fae J alopies, rubber soles, and cokes - mainstays for three years of .4 drudgery-deserted seniors when they needed them most. Since they I were needed by Uncle Sam, however, they were relinquished to do their ,X bit to Set the Rising Sun and Remember Pearl Harbor. Q' , X vt-Z X A The tradition-breaking class was headed by Elizabeth Balaban. Sup- 5? Z Z porting Elizabeth, through lar yng1t1s and all, Was vice prexy Z Z 1 I Wally Criswell, popular baseballer, who sported four good To tires and a letterman's sweater. Rosemary Sunny Bryant Dl ff? T-. ' Z4 successfully juggled cabinet minutes in one hand and her E 2 55 steady in the other, and treasurer Jimmy Kaupp found' Ei T i g., vgggif assistant Betty Deeble helpful when not tangled in 2 x -4 W her defense yarn. 9 X 0? S-E-N-I-O-R-A-G-E-T-T-O-G-E-T-H-E-R spelled 53 XV lost dignity when chairman Bob Schwenkmeyer U' GX M sent classmates through their paces. 'o Q6 ONGET X QT - HE '2 A 76 RU55 QD E QJQYA HE P9 Q 5 Z Mwii. AQ si .5 4 W2 E51 M, . 9532553 5 . 1 f FW: A 1 ,.., . A Q ...VXA ,QQ gmbisf' ,gk , 4 vw 'rgggqif S ,Sis-1 552 x f s M MQ Q k 1 if 5 G s , , 3 f lf' ' x X. fs.. A , ' .' w X X , YJ xl X is S , S ffl? ' J iffy? My ' I L s -J Aside from the fact that feet were frozen and ankles Went A.W.O.L. +9910 J-M1 once in awhile, the ice skating party was one Wonderful shebang, thanksrqjij ' . JPN., if gil to effective planning by chairman Jim Slaughter. ' .jiri-W9 Ladies of the Jury did itself proud with tricky foreign inserts and 'V' If 5511113 ff' J fy .gl-f ,N NK? dramatic interludes. Orchids are hereby awarded to leading lady Flora or 5 Manning, who had to memorize the Whole script. Y Leading members of the cast were Roger Clark, Louise Schlerf, Bette Kauffman, Jack Courtney, Frances Bulger, George La Pointe, Eugene Settle, Fred Adams, Ellis Page, Bob Sturgis, Flora Claussen, Mariel Shu- man, Sara Jane Gray, and Earl Fitzpatrick. A mass congregation of females Would naturally suggest the mothers' tea. Mothers, aunts, and grandmoms turned out in style, repaying the ef- forts of co-chairmen Margaret Ann Zumwalt and Virginia Roberson. Wally Criswell Vice President Rosemary Bryant Secretary Jimmy Kaupp Treasurer '78 W ,, : H.. 1 ' w U .,,.,4k, . f - :-:- :f-. M- f W' HQ.. , , ii M , X, fx . 1 :Y ss! 114 W Q 5' ' f , Q iffm-g -, '?: h?7fgg?f55? - ii -F: AW ' .tv .r y ,..' is 4 Q x fc -4' 44? 5 F,- riv ' 1 A ici V , Y is h . ., ,W 43 vga 'S 4' 5 , V ,. ...,- .,,,. f 'Zi 5 Hui ,X ..,.. W.. ,... . gi i W! gsm , AMX. M Y f X qv- Ry w .XC - 'www I Y if JS' s. ?'f ig iw? X' W. 'A 3 1. gf f x . x sg! fi' , ' 45 ' Q., YK L V2 x XY. Y' K :N - R ..., 7 Q. . Q, R X S X .N X X 5. T fs, B T? Fha- cast sle-mips thi-uugli Drvss rehearsal-ami they Fitz does his best thinking Co-chairmen give their own Photographer Johnson acts rm-hvnrszxl. still dinln't know their lines. while shaving. mothers first service. as victim-for once. The sport dance was one affair which left a warm spot in s e n io r hearts. Although as sophomores and juniors, present grads swayed in the romantic atmosphere of a tropical isle, twirled in the half-light of an Asiatic harem, and stomped in the teeth-chattering surroundings of a snow man's Wonderland, they realized that their defense stamp contri- bution put over by Maxine Easton Was symbolic of their class and times. Those munch, munch, munch sounds which issued from the San Diego Club June 7 signified that the so-called better half and their paters really did justice to the Dad and Grad spread planned by Hi-Y'er Lewis Fry. June 15, the one day in the year that the alarm clock wasn't pro- fanely addressed, brought with it a legal reason for cutting class with no strings attached. In a sea of broken tradition, old standby Del Mar was ex- changed for Coronado for the occasion, managed by Ronald Maley. Striking a more somber note, ves- pers, headed by Ruth Stephens, made graduates realize more clearly their place in the warring World. 81 1Waonli9fzl 0ackl'ad aaiecl fam! wuwfxunmnwwmqwzwa 21 and waepddw wfmmemzqmemzmdme--s,m, smayfwrmeazwma wwe ma, Mepzceafadmuamj. wdghwwdwhie Looking into the future also were saints and sinners alike, who awaited Gift Day with pitiful groans. All their fears Weren't Without grounds, for Earl Fitzpatrick dealt out punishment with an iron hand. After the trying Gift Day, seniors wondered at their stamina in being able to attend the prom, but glamour girl Frances Bulger made them for- get their Worries with Frank Comst ock's music at Pacific Square. Under War chairmen Doris Hewson and Fred Adams, girls knitted caps and afghans for servicemen and boys made hospital sacks. Commencement came at last, in the stadium instead of the park pa- villion because of War-time restrictions. Six hundred seniors marched down the mountain of steps and over the green turf to the south end of swnwwwqwmqwam alma malfn, 'Jfaif Blue auf Wffuifen weAeanw44apA4iaJldl!44anJJzJ4 fa4eweffio44h7in94enio44al'commence- men4wAw,a4tAe4fledlAe9wwm7 wwz22wmMancAe4u,wneAowucal! memdenecl. the stadium to receive their diplomas. In a warm June program, made im- pressive by Barbara Dye and her com- mittee, seniors received their diplomas, symbols of the education with which they would soon be called upon to serve their country. 82 I laiheeawi 018 HCNOR ROLL Ruth Stephens Mildred Fluck George La Pointe Edgar Arthur Luce Helen Sheng Sidney Siegal Elizabeth Balaban Barbara Manwaring Isadore Markowitz Robert Schwenkmeyer Barbara Hyde Robert Vernon Knox Beatrice Arakawa Albert Edward McQuoid Warren Schultheis Margaret Ann Zumwalt Iris Tanaka Raul Callo Jack Courtney Lorraine Kestler Ferne V. Raley 83 Virginia Roberson Marian Scheirer Jimmy Kaupp Fulton Camp Charles Arthur Lynch Ellis Page Katherine Mintzer Royal Arthur Parks William Woodson Fanny Chamberlain Rita Esther McHenry Donald Mauser Ann Sanuy Ed Wallace Mary Helen Wright Betty Deeble Marthanne Kingsley Margaret Rose Kopp Power Sogo Wayne Warlick IN MEMORIAM Raiford Woods La Verne Stitt Frank W. Ferris George Ackley Rifle Team fa rl Antey Navy, Fireman Jack Bahl S t a t e College, Business Law, Hi- Y, Non-Com Club Connie Acosta Vocational School, Sales Clerk, Aqui- nas Club Beatrice Arakawa College, A.S.B Treasurer, A.S.B. Assistant Treas- urer, C.S.F. Arylene Bailey A rt School, Com- mercial A rt i s t Glee Club Ser ea ,Q g - nettes, Hllltcp Fred Adams Cal. Tech, Aero- nautical Mechanic, Annual Staff, Sr. A Cabinet, Sr. A Play, Varsity Wrestling, Hi-Y President Paul Arakawa College, C.S.F. Elizabeth B' Busin s ge, Secre y S A e ' e t A P , .. . , i 1 - . 1 c e t Rollers, G. A. A., Sr. A Choir , T a r, C. . mJ .r . fi fn Eugene Akers Air Corps, Offi- cers' Club, Rifle Team, Glider Club Margaret Ashby Dion Anderson Earl Anderson Trade S c h o ol, College, Air Corps, Civil Service, Hi-Y Wrestling James Ashford Edna Ayers State College, .Aircraft f-,,., I 4 'Z Teacher, S wi m - mingClub. ?'t?'l7 ' 59 N rn A Ad.. Leon Balaban Albert Banuelos Esther Baranov Vocational hool, Aircraft, Varsity Woodbury, Secre- Aircraft' ,, 2. llaseball tary, Drama Club , , I President, Home- ' '- 'K u coming, C.S.F. - . 'l 'ii ' u ' ' . xy i . L 5 a l Robert Anderson Army Air Corps, Gunner, Jr. Game Patrol William Bade P o m o na, Engi- u eer, Chess Club, Student Court, Sr. ll Vice President, i-Y I gene Bardon Secretary PM Delight Barker State College, So- cial Welfare, Homecoming, Girl Reserves Dorothy Becker l xersity Davis Beauty C alifoini 1 Los School, B e a u t y tume D e signer Operator, Civic Glacier Gliders Affairs Day Donna Berry Robert Birkett Business College Vocational School, Commercial Aviation Mechanic Edna Barnhill Marion Barr Betty Barrett Dorothy Barron Dental Assistant, Housewife Business College, S t e n o g r apher, Sergeanettes Receptionist, Ser- Sergeanettes, Sr. geanettes, H i - A Knitting Edgar Beidleman Jr. Francis Bender June Benson Mildred Benson Naval Radio Aircraft School, Radio, Hi- Y, Camera Club, Officers' Club Peggy Bishop Avery Blevins S t a t e College, Chemical En- gineer, B each- combers Business College, Telephone Opera- tor, G.L. Welcome Committee, H i - J i n x , Sergea- nettes, C a m e r a Club, Junior Game Patrol Maurine Bodily Louise Bowie Nurse's Training Business College, School, Nurse, De- Typist, Sergea- fense Club nettes. Swimming Club, Sport Dance F. VV. Bartels U.C.L.A., Chemi- cal Engineer, Bio- logical Science C 1 u b President, C.S.F. Lois Birkley Nurse, Glacier Gliders, G.A.A. Ellen Webb Boyden Stanford, A r t , Girl Reserves, C.S.F., Hi- Jinx, G.L. Vice Presi- dent M fr W Margaret Bragger Robert Brainard Marietta Brewer Jean Brown Wilma Brown Olive Brownlee Eleanor Bruner Art School, Cos- tume Designing, G i rl s ' Athletic Commissioner, Badminton Cl u b President, A n - n o u nc-ement Chairman Rosemary Bryant State College, Laboratory Tech- nician, Girl Re- serve Council, G. L. Treasurer, Sr. A Secretary, Civic Affairs Day, C.S.F. Lorraine Buttermore Hair Stylist, De- bate Club, Camera C l u b, Swimming Secretary State College, Commercial A r t, Hi-Y Frances Bulger Business College, Secretary, G. L. Treasurer, G i rl Reserve President, Hi-Jinx, Sr. A P l a v, Sr. A Cabinet George Buxton College, Law Vocational School, Secretary Bernice Bumgarner State College, Teaching, G i rl Reserves, Annual S t a f f, C.S.F., Civic Affairs Day, Sr. A Play Dorothy Burgess Vocational School, Defense Work Anthony Cabeza John Cady de Baca State College, J.V. Marine Corps, Re- Basketball, Junior frigeration, B. F. Optimist Secretary Chouinard's A r t Institute, Interior Decoration, H i - Jinx, Folies Sco- laires, D r a m a Club Frances Burrell Vocational School, Secretary, Girl Reserves V i c e President, Sr. A Play Chairman, Sr. A Choir Raul Callo College, Military Service, Orchestra President, A.S.B. Council, Officers' Club, C.S.F., De- bate Club Commercial Virginia Busalacchi Igor Busch Seamstress, Aqui- College, A e ro- nas Club Lowell Calvert College, Air Corps nautical Engineer Fulton Camp . Cal Tech, Electri- cal Engineer, Stu- dent Judgc, C.S.F. Orchestra, Band Hi-Y Eva Campbell Robert Campbell Civil Defense Work State C o l le g e, Eula Case Football, Sr. A Play .lovita Castaneda Vocational School, Aircraft, Jane De- lano Club, G.A.A., Swimming C lu b, Spanish Club Fanny Chamberlain Shirley Chamberlin College, Teaching, J u n i o r College, Girls' Glee, C.S.l . Medical S e c r e- tary, Civic Affairs Day Blanche Camren Theodora Capatanos Charles 'Cardwell Vocational School, Vocational School, Air Corps Clerical Work, Swimming C l u b , G. A. A., Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Girl Reserves Frank'Castellanos Jr. College, Businesa M a n , Sophomore Football, J.V. Football, Hi-Y Joel Chambers Architect, Glee Club, Gray Castle Musicale, C. S. F., Stage Crew Bookkeeper John Castro Jack Cawley Notre Dame, Var sity S Club, Varsi- Jean Carmichael State College, Journalism, Russ, Quill and Scroll, Sophomore Presi- dent Irene Cederberg Hospital Training, Stewardess, H i - Theodore Carrell State College, Army Air Corps, Hi-Y Esther 'Chamberlain University of Cali- fornia, Probation ty Track Jinx, Ser 'eanet es Officer, C. F., fagfjlxhkiffipdym Chess Club, De- - bate Club, Bible - 0 . 0-' ciub mme, vaio, Bill Chapman Donna -Chapman Joanne Ch rrom Ruby Chew Employment, Telephone Opera- State College, Homecoming Art tor, Civic Affairs Pharmacy, Junior Manager Day Classical League, C.S.F. Xl Madge Chumhley Margaret Claret Business College, Business College Secretary, Defense Secretary, G i rl s Club, Girl Re- Glee, Sr. A Choir SOTVQS l'hil Clarke Wlareca Copitas State Colle ge, Drama Club, Ser- geanettes, Sr. A Play, C'.S.F. Choir Flora Claussen' Vocational School, Aircraft, Jane De- lano Club, Bowling Club , D r a m a Club Maria Cortez 1 x 9 Carol Clark I o W a University, Law, Junior Clas- sical League, Sergeanettes, Gla- cier Gliders Secre- tary, BowlingClub James Cobble College, Chemical Engineer, Orches- tra, Officers' Club .lack Courtney State College, A.S.B. Vice Presi- d e n t, J u n i o r Statesmen, Chess Club, Hi-Y, Sr. A Play Myrtle Clark U.C.L.A., Law James Coffey Aircraft Shirley Cox Secretary Richard Clark Roger Clark Sally Clarke State College, Music, Swimming' Team, J u n i o r Pasadena P 1 a y - house, A c t o r, Quartet, M i x e il Optimists Choir, Drama Club, Quill and Scroll Irving Cohen Mavis Cole Army Air Corps, Varsity S Club George Crandall Raymond Crane Aircraft, 'Musician U. C. L. A., Dieti- tian, Sergeanettes, Civic f fa i r s Day, C 1 rl Re- serves lidgar Cook N o r t h Central College, Musician, A.S.ll. C o u n oil, Choir, Civic Af- fairs Day Olive Crawford State College, Stewardess, Civic Affairs Day, ll a nd Manager, Hand Leader, Hi- Jinx i i i i X it N x X, x W WF I -1 Dorothy Crippen State College, Junior Fish and Game Patrol, Girl Reserves Dorothy Davis Business College, Typist, S p 0 r t Dance Rose DiGruttola Nurse's Training, Aquinas C l u b, J ai n e D e l a n o Club, Girls' Glee Wallace 'Criswell Weldonf Bgnlfy Alma 'Crosthwaite Marion 'Cmtzer William 'Cruz Stanley -Cyborowski College, Baseball ' v 1 State C ol le g e , State C o l l e g e , Aircraft San F r a n cis c o Coach, Hi-Y, Var- jij Commercial, Ser- Teacher, Swim- Merchant Marine sity Baseball, Sr. 'lx K geanette Captain, ming Club, Bowl- A c a demy, Offi- A Vice President, J Homecoming, Hill- ing Club, Orches- cers' Club, Guard J. V. Basketball, top Rollers, G.A.A. tra, Girl Reserves Force Chief Post 6 Baseball President Badminton Club Phyllis Davis Darlene Davisson Betty Deeble Joseph Dennis Jr. Albert DeRiemer June DeSilva State C o l l e g e, Secretary Business College, Diesel Engineer- U. C. L. A. Me- Art School, Teach- N urse, Horizon Secretary, Girl ing School chanical Engineer, er, Girl Scouts Club, G.A.A., Ten- Reserves, Sr. A C a m e r a C l u b nis Club, Bad- Cabinet, C.S.F. President, Hi- Y , minton Club, Jun- L i t t l e S Club, ior Classical Wrestling John Dillman Ruby Dillman Charlotte Dobbs Bernice Dolan Mary Doyle Pauline Duarte Nurse's Training, Air Hostess, Hi- Jinx, Sergeanettes, Sr. A Play, Sr. A Club Cabinet Employment, Girl Reserves Horse Trainer, Sr. A Play, Russ Housewife, J a n e Delano Club Vocational School, Secretary, Sr. A Cabinet def w has Jack Duff State College, Printer Refugio Elias Lena Falco Housewife James Duffy Eddie Emerson Victoria Favro Business College, Secretary, Bowl- ing Club, Jane Delano Club ' nv v' QGUOW U' Ruthe Durginf Anita Dwyer Barbara Dye Maxine Easton Housewife, J a n e Nurse's Training, State C ol l e g e, Business College, D e I a n o C lu b, N u r s e, Bowling' Teacher, Orches- Stenographer, Ser- Swimming C l u b, Club t r a , Sophomore geanette Captain, B o w l i n g Club, Treasurer, Girl H i l l t o p Rollers Aquinas Club, Hi- Reserve Council, President, G l e e Jinx Sr. A Cabinet, G. Club, Sr. A Cabi- L. Welcome Com- net, Homecoming mittee William Emerson Russell Engler Denzill Estes Aline Estey Vocational School, State C ol l e g e, M.I.T., Profession- Varsity S Club, C 0 m m e r ci a 1 , al Baseball, Varsi- Little S C 1 u b , Track, Hi-Y Vice ty S Club, Varsi- V a r s i t y Track, President ty Baseball Cross Country Captain Alfred Faulkner Jr. Frank Feger Pager Fetligusolxg I Rigmrd Flash Cl b M arine Corps, arvar , ip o- avy, C ess u , Aviation, Glider ZZ:-42 L matic s e r vi C e, R.o.T.C. Club Q! I French Club, QAMgZ!'Uo.s.F. Howard Eckersley Mechanic, C r o s s Country, T r a c k Team Anne Falco Housewife Emery Fitts Jr. Civil Service, Varsity Football, Baseball, Varsity S Club E 'uw- Lorraine Fiori State College, Nurse, Badminton Club Maurice Fra nkston Machinist Helen Gastellum Vocational School, Sales Clerk, Jane Delano Club Earl Fitzpatrick Jr. Helen Fleisher Hector 'Flores State College, Writer, Quill and Scroll, Russ, Sr. A Play, B. F. Publi- city Manager, Gift Day Chairman Robert Frost L Vocational School, Mach1n1st, Hi-Y Teacher, Bible Club ewis Fry Raymond Funk . University of Cal- ifornia, Doctor, Hi-Y, Boys' Glee, Hi-Jinx, Sr. A Choir, Sr. A Cabi- net Mildred Fluck State College, Gray Castle 'Musi- cale, Band, Glacier Gliders, Hi - Jinx, C.S.F. Elizabeth Gabrielson Betty Gates Charlotte Geger Bette Gettys Evelyn Gibson M e r c y Hospital, Civil S e r v i c e , State C o ll e g e, Dental Assistant, Nurse, G l a c i e r Girls' Glee Club, S o cial Service, G.L. C 0 s t u m e Gliders, J u n i o r Mixed Choir Drama Club Committee, G.L. Fish and Game Board of Control Pzitrvl John Forrest Jacqueline Gafford Nurse's Training, N u r s e , Sergea- nettes S 0 r t , P Dance, Hi - Jinx, Naoma Fox Art College, Com- mercial Artist, G.A.A. John Garrett College, Interior- Decoration, Base- ball, Varsity S Club, Hilltop Roll- Hornecoming ers Mary Gillette Reves Gilstrap University of Ari- Aircraft, S t a t e zona, CivicAffairs Highway Patrol Day, G i rl Re- serves irwi -1 2 Il e t a 1l Selling, Aquinas Club Bureau, Officers' Club, Track Team, C r o s s Country Galen Gue Mary Ellen Guerne Edith Haas Frances Haas Army Air Corps, Aircraft U.C.L A., Nurse, I Pilot Drama Club, Ju- nior Fish a n d G a m e P a t r o l , Jane Delano Club, Girl Reserves U.S.C., Journalist, Russ Staff, Quill and Scroll, Hi- J i n x , A n n u a l Staff, Lit Parade Barbara Harr Raymond Harper Wilbur Harris James Harritt U n.1 v e'r s 1 t y of State C o l le g e, Navy, Aerial Ra- galifornwh Nurse, Surveyor, Camera dioman i rl eserves, Club Tennis Club, Ser- geanettes, Junior ibl9E!Uy!,l ish an , Game My. li 1 flfiff' ' Co-editor Angelo Giolzetti .lohn Gomez Carmen Gonzales Jack Goode Antoinette Goubil Sara Jane Gray Navigator Artist Vocational School, College, Weather C o s m e t ol o g y State C o l l e g e, ' ' ' School, H o r i z o n Designer, G i rl Club Georgette Hadreas Katherine Hart Reserves, G.L. Art Committee, Sr. A Play Eunice Haigh Vocational School, Saleswoman, Jane Delano Club, Homecoming, Hi- Jinx Fern Hasler Pete Grepo University of Mexico, M 1 n 1 n g Engrlneer Norma Harness College Hilda Hawkins Nurse's Training' Aircraft UUSWCSS CQUCKP, Navy Nurse R LET'f: ff 5' U, Secretary, Girl Re- i . , J.-, , ,, , V ' serve President, .,. l ,f , -Abi 'xgdg 'K'fR,G.I.. Board of xfwr T ti l.': 'F- 0-'fit I7-' U i,Control ,,, 13-it 1 F. 32 zu ,',' P 1' iii'-Q:.fE21'-'JT . Lt 2. fi-.g,,gI'? fi- Q,:'tL.x hL.u'5.L.15' , 414 If-5 -A Mildred Hawman Business College, Stenographer, Ser- geanettes, Hi-Jinx, S p o r t Dance Homccsming Griffith Hayes Fullerton J. C., Butcher, J u n i o r Optimist P r e si- ilent, Varsity Baseball, C Bas- ketball B921 Higgins Richard Higley Music Teacher, Girls' Glee, Bible Club, Sr. A. Choir Evelyn Holliday Mary Hom Business College, Secretary Jeanne Hayes Telephone Opera- tor, Sergeanettes Rodney Hildebrand State College Engineer, H i - Y Betty Hebert Lloyd Heger Business College, U.C.L.A., Engi- T y p i s t, Bowling neer, Tennis Team, Club, Badminton Little S Club Club, Girl Re- serves Dorothy Hines Barbara Hoerger Business College, Stenogra ph e r , Basketball Bowling Club, Ju- nior Fish and Game Patrol Jennings Hom Jimmy Hom Mailes Hom Aircraft Engine State C o l l e g e , Mechanic, M a i - Electricity, M a i - Wa Wa, G.A.A. Wife? WW' QW Dsrothy Henderson Doris Hewson State College, Nurse, Ho r i z o n Club, Gray Castle 'Musicale Melvin Hoffman Aircraft, S h e e t and Metal Work, Hilltop R o ll e rs, Glee Club, Mixed Choir Doris Hoover Cosmetclagy Col- lege, Cosmetology Commercial Ar- tist, Sergegnettes Sr.A Play, G.L Fashion Show, Sr A Cabinet Leonard Holder Margorie Huckell Vocational School S t e n o grapher Girls' Glee Club U Marjorie Hutton Barbara Hyde William Ingham Homer Ireland Helen Irwin Pauline Ivy Louise Jacobson l-Lauty School Mai iiage, House- State C ol le g e, Aircraft, S t a t e Vocational School, Art School, Com w i f e, C a s tl e A r my, Officers' Highway Patrol, Clerical W o r k , mercial A rt i st Spurs, Probation Club J. V. Baseball Swimming' C lu b , I-Ii-Jinx, G i rl s Officer, Creative T e n n i s Club, Glee, Gray Cas- Writing C l u b , B o w l i n g' Club, tle Musicale C.S.F. ', G.A.A. Bette James Gloria Jenkins Jane Jenkins George Jessop Dorisjohanningmeier Annalee Johnson Betty Lou Johnson State C o I l e g e, V m io , BusinessCollege, State C ol l e g e Vocational School, Typist, Assistant State Colle g 0 Social Service, er, S e c r e t ary, Hi- Jewelry Business Saleswoman, Girls' Defense Chairman, Secretary. Girl Re- A n n u al Staff, ' ug, Hi- Jinx, Civic Affairs Sr. A Cabinet, Glee Club, Hi-Jinx Sergeanettes serves, B 11 n ll Badminton C l u ll, Jin ,' Sr. A Play lyay Hi- Y, J u n i o r Swimming Club Castle S p u r s , 44,44 ,14,,4,,b4 Statesmen, S t u - Sr. A Play, G.A.A Girl Reserves XYZ? bust N44 dent Court slab 4 Eugene Johnson Harry Johnson Howard Johnson Irene Johnson James Johnson Kathryn Johnson Anna Belle Jones Army Air Corps Commercial Pho- Machinist, Offi- Business College, Civil Service College, Home lic- Business College G l a c ier Gliders, tographer, R u s s cers' Club, Non- Sergeanettes, Hi- onomics, Girl Re- Glee Club, Swim- Staff, A n n u al Com Club Jinx, .A. s e r v e s, Civic mini' Club Staff, C a m e r a A A f f a i r s Day, Club, Beachcomb- W Homecoming, Ju- ers, A.S.B. Photo- . nior Treas u r e r, grapher I ! X A C.S.F. A I l l if 3' W' I W M Phvliss Jouglet B Ka a Wu Robert Keays Robert Kelleher Lois Kelly West Kennerly M e r c y Hospital, cci al ege, e l e g e , Navy. Radio Op- Aircraft, Wrest- Secretary, Sergea- College, Baseball N u r s e , Bowling D tic , .S . e ivic Af- erator, C a s t l e ling. Little S Club, nettes, Swimming C 0 a c h , Varsity Club, G.A.A. ou i , Day, Orches- 'Spurs Glee Club Club Baseball, Band Cl , S , ra, Band, Sr. A 1 r e s, Treasurer, C.S.F. Riiymiivnd Kerr L aine Kestler Joan Kimball Charles Kingsbury Marthanne Kingsley Dorothy Kinnel Dwight Kinney Navv Pilot, Hi-Y, Pomona, Teacher, State C 0 l l e g e , Aircraft, S o p h o- State C 0 ll e g e State C o l l e g e , State C o l l e g e, Hi-Jinx G i r l Reserves, Secretary, Jr. Fish more Football Journalist, Russ, Teacher, Glacier Engineer, Stamp Sophomore Secre- and Game Patrol Quill and Scroll, Gliders Club, Tennis Club tary, C.S.F.. Jr. P r e s i d e nt, Jr. Annual, C.S.F. Vic e President, Mixed Choir, Girl G.L. P r o g r a m Reserves Committee MHUZQFV Kilmev Dorothea Kircher Robert Klein Phyllis Klingamen Delta Knapp Robert Knox Sophie Kocouvelis Scripps Colle'-'e, Receptionist C 0 l l e g e, Hi-Y, Business College, State C o l l e g e, State C o l l e g e , Interior Decorator, Choir, A n n u al Secretary Social W o r k e r, C h e m i s t, Hi-Y, Swimming Club Staff Bible Club, Debate C.S.F. President, Klub A.S.B Council 1 J Margaret Kopp Nurse's Training, Nurse, C.S.F. Ernest Lang Jr. N a v y, Officers Club, Rifle Team, Color G u a r d, Beachcombers v Marguerite Lee Commercial, Mai- Wa President y. : lianiel Kriausse College, Chemical Engineer, B a n d, Non-Com C lu b, Officers' Club, Rifle Team Norman Langley College, Engineer Richard Le Clair State College, Engineer, Folies Scolaires, Glacier Gliders ,V-L Jim Krohe Alex Kuhnel Irene Kyle Gloria Lacarra A r m e d Service, Musician Norma La Pinto Telephone Opera- tor, Red C r o s s Knitting Club Stuart Leong College, Mechani- cal Engineer Hi-Y, Little S C l u b, Varsity S Club, Varsity Basketball, Tennis Club George La Pointe Stanford, Lawyer, Russ Editor, An- n u al Co-editor, B.F. Vice Presi- dent, Quill and Scroll President, C.S.F., Sr. A Play Sol Levy Newspaper Photo- grapher, Camera Club nM iw! State College, Teacher, Civic Af- fairs Day, G i rl Reserves, Mothers' T e a Committee, Annual Staff Anna Grace La Rosa Virginia Levy Beauty S c h o ol, D r e s s Designer, Bowling C l u b, Business College S t e n 0 grapher Hi-Jinx Maxine Laymon Department Store, Hilltop R ol le r s, Girls' League Albert Lewis Navy, Radioman Virginia Lake State College Eli Layon Marvin Liker State College Musician, C.S.F., Swing Band, Or- Sergeanettes chestra State College, Architectural Sec- retary, Annual Co- editor, Russ, Quill and Scroll, Orches- tra, Band, Girl Re- serves Edgar Luce Stanford, Lawyer, Russ Editor, A.S. B. Publicity Com- missioner, Varsity Track, Varsity T e n n i s, C.S.F., Quill and Scroll President lla Vee McGrew Vocational School, Cosmetologist, Bi- ological S c i ence Club Vu..- -,., -..D--. .. - -- .,-.- I, ......b -.,....,.,. ..v...,.. ---V ------ Y- - Civil Service College, Engineer, Business School, Switchboard Oper- Color Guard Secretary, Aqui- tor nas Club Charles Lynch .lack McCarty ik a y ' Kathryn McColl University of Cal- C ol le g e, Naval U! State C ol l e ge, ifornia, Chemist, v'ation, Band Dietitian, Annual Student Court, Hi- dk 4744 ' X Staff, G i rl Re- Y ,wkfzv ,V salsa Ca-551 Job's Daughters Edward McHenry Rita McHenry Maxine McLeod Edward McQuoid Army Aviation State College, State College, State College, School, Air Corps, C a s t l e Spurs, Physical E d u c a- Engineer, C.S.F., Hi-Y, Badminton C.S.F. tion Teacher, G.A. Little S Club, Hi- Club A., Tennis Club Y Vocational School, State I C o l l e g e, Commercial, Mus1c1an,Cho1r, Hilltop Rollers Mary McDaniel Secretary John MacKinnon College, Mechani- cal Engineer, Bad- minton Club Drama Club Elanora McDonald Civil Service, S t e n o grapher, Sergeanettes, Hill- top Rollers, C.S.F. Ronald Maley U.S.C., C o a c h, Varsity S Club President, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Bee Basketball, Sr. A Cabinet A ZMW J. ., .JI ' ff 11 w M W9 W' J Sybil Mannering Flora Manning Barbara Manwaring College, Sociology Drama Teacher, Frank Martinez Drama Club, C.S. F., SwimmingClub Hugo Martinez Annapolis P r e p School, Navy, Hi- Y, Varsity Tennis Junior College, Business, G.A.A., C.S.F., Horizon Club, Badminton Club, Tennis Club Tom Matlock Aircraft, Printer, Officers' C l u b, Beachcombers Club Euthemia Marinos lsadore Markowitz State College, Girl Reserves, Drama Club, G.L. C o m m i t t e e, Mothers' Tea Com- mittee Donald Mauser State College, Engineer, C h e s s Club, C.S.F., Ten- nis Club State College, Teacher, C. S. F., Hi-Y Stanley Mead Officers' S c h o 0 l, Military Service, Beachcombers C l u b, Officers' Club, Non-Com Club Lucy Mendez Arthur Meyer Frank Meyer Beata Mikkelson Kathleen Miller C o s m e t o l o g y Aviation Mechani- State C ol le g e, College, Dietician State C ol le g e, School, Cosmetolo- cal School, Avia- Army Air Corps, Designer, Glacier grist tion Mechanic Badminton Club Gliders Natalia Marrujo Wilma 'Vlartm Vocational School J u ni o r College Retail S e l l i n g, Business Bowling Club Joe Medina U n i v e r s ity rf College Forestry Mexico, M i n i n g Jr Optimists O1 Engineer Jean Mills State College Lollege Suretuy History Teacher '5- X -Carolyn Miner Kay Mintzer Jacqueline Mitchell State College, Teacher, G. A. A., C.S.F., Badminton Club Anna Moser Vocational School, S te n 0 grapher G.A.A., Bowling Club, Bible Club Arthur Nelson Stanford, Writer, G.L. Vice Presi- dent, G.L. Presi- dent, C.S.F., Hi- Jinx, Girl Reserves Dana Mulder Calvin Nelson Hi-Y Dancing Teacher, Sergeanettes, Hi- Jinx Jean Mullins St. Joseph Busi- ness College, Sec- retary, Badminton Club Earl Nelson Josephine Montez Gloria Morales 'C Home Economics, College, Teacher, Jane Delano Club Band, Jr. Fish and Gene Murphy Juanita Murray College, Army Air Aircraft Corps, Non-Com Club, Band, Rifle Team Jennie Nigro Eileen Noble Vocational School, Secretary, French Club, String En- semble, Orchestra, String Quartet Tokue Nakamoto Cosmetologist, G.A.A., C h oi r , Swimming Club, Glee Club Robert Noble State C o l 1 e e g v Army Air Corps, Varsity Football, Hi-Y, Varsity S Club, Beachcomb- ers armen Morante Gloria Morgan Kelsey Jenney Commercial Col- lege, Stenograph- er, Jr. Fish and Game Pa t r o l , Swimming Club Stevens Nash Air Corps, Offi- cers' Club, Drama Club Frances 0'Guin Business College, Government Secre- tary. Jane Delano C l u b , Sergea- nettes, G. L. Wel- fare Chairman, Jr. Assembly Mary Ojeda Art School, Com- m e r c i al A r t G.A.A., C h oi r, Glee, Sr. A Choir Royal Parks University of California, Radio, A.S.B. President, Varsity Football, C.S.F., Hi-Y, Jr. President Dominic Petronaci Machinist, Glacier Gliders, Track Arlene Olpin Employment Joe Parmier Helen Pettit Lorella 0'Neill State College, Typist, G. A. A., Sergeanettes, Homecoming, Hi- Jinx, Sport Dance Natalie Parsley Dorothy Phelps State College, Girl Reserves, An- nual Staff, Civic Affairs Day 1-fbfl'- P ' 1 C- C 'r 3 , - 1' 4 J - 1' 1 L- Robert Oster Bertha Oveson Ellis Page Donna Parks N av y, Aviation Housewife Pomona, Foreign Dejbaf Pssistant, Mechanic Service, S t u dent Ja-ne'-B75 ans GND J u d g' e, Activity Presiclentf' Swim- Commissioner, ming 'lu Tennis Team, De- fi ' bate Club, C.S.F. Marilyn Partridge Harvey Patten atricia Pedler Catherine Perrero U.C.L.A., Teacher Naval Air Corps, Baylor University, Business School, Glider Club B a c t e ri ologist, Secretary. J a n e Shakespeare Club, Delano Club Bowling C l u b , Badminton Club Mary .Pickett Wayne Pickett Edward Pifari Rose Pisani Business College, College. Aviation, Mechanic, Wrest- Business College, Telephone Opera- Track Team ling S t e n o grapher, t0I' Hi-Jinx VW- 'I' 4'-wi Eddie Pohl College, Varsity S Club, Track Maxine Pugh Business College, Commercial William Record Machinist Bob Ponce College, Air Corps, Football, W r e s t- ling, Little S Club Henr uin y Q , Aircraft Mechanic, Mai-wa Alan Reed Pomona, Business, Hi-Y, Glacier Gliders, B.F. Ath- letic Commission- er, C.S.F., Tennis Club State College, Doctor, C.S.F., Annual Staff, Sr. A Cabinet, Girl Reserves, G r a y Castle 'Musicale Alice Remington State College, Norma Poole Ruth Porter Benjamin Press Agnes Prihoda Svbil Prock ' D Nurse's Training, College, C o a c h , Nurse, Glee Club L i t tl e S Club, T e n n i s Team Captain, Russ Business College, S t e n 0 grapher D r a m a Club C.S.F., Homecom ing, G.L. Wel come Assembly Nurse's Training, N u r s e , Debate Club Ferne Raley Elizabeth Ramsey Marie Rask Barbara Rausch Elsie Read Vocational School, Nurse's Training, K e l s e y Jenney S t e n o grapher, Nurse Business College, Bowling Club Civil Service Sten- ographer George Ribley Walda Richardson Irene Rivera Virginia Rivera Civil Service, Silk Howard Universi- Telephone Opera- Telephone Opera- Screen Artist t y , Psychiatrist, tor, Aquin C u tor C 0 m m e r c i a l , Badminton Club Gray Castle Mu , y - ? u , sicale, Choir wi - C9 a Florence Robbins University of Washington, Ar- chitect, Folies Sco- laires, D r a m a Club Peggy Rohde Librarian, Sergea- nettes, Russ Staff, Orchestra Alice Saint Martin M e r c h a ndisinq, G. I.. Assembly, C.S.l ., D r a m a Club, Homecom- mg Virginia Roberson State College, Department Store Buyer, Orchestra, Civic Affairs Day, Sr. A Cabinet, Girl Reserves Helen Rosenberg Business College, C o m m e r c i a l , H o m e c o m i n g Chairman, G i rl Reserves, Debate Club Samuel Salazar University of California, Phar- macist, G l e e , Choir, Castle Spurs Pauline Roberts William Roche Nav J.V. Base yy ' ball, Choir, Sr. A Choir Louise Ross Florence Roth C i v i l Service, Saleswoman S t e n 0 grapher, Jane Delano Club Ann Sanuy Phyllis Sawatske Business College, State C o 1 l e g e , Secretary, C.S.F. Pharmacist Rigoberto Rodriguez College, Machinist, Varsity S C lu b , Little S Club, V a r s i t y B a s - ketball, Var- sity Wrestling Grace Ruiz Business College, Secretary, G.A.A., Aquinas Club Marian Scheirer State College, Commercial A r - tist, Castle Spurs, Annual Staff. Art Com missioner, Russ, C.S.F. James Rogers Employment Warren Russell Commercial, Bible Club rthur Schiefer State College, Business Execu- tive. Hi-Y, Swing Band, Sr. A Cabi- net, Civic Affairs Day Erling Rohde State College, Musician, H i- Y , Orchestra, H i - Jinx George Saiz Aircraft Mechanic, Track, C r o s s Country Louise Schlerf Cos me t 0 logist, B a n d , Debate Club, Hi-Jinx, As- semblies W OVW' 15, ' Q fZ x,JU N' J , L+ R Pete Siebrand Air Corps, Wrest- ling Ben Schultz Navy .lane Seitz College, N u r s e Gift Day Commit: tee June Schneck Fashion Designer, G i r l Reserves, Homecoming Betty Schunemann Business College, Secretary, Jr. Sec- retary, Girl Re- serves, Homecom- ing, C.S.F. Eugene Settle College, A c t o r, D r a m a C l u b President, Sr. A P 1 a y, Hi-Jinx, Civic Affairs Day Richard Schneider Irma Scholz Edwina Schuler Noko Schuler Warren Schultheis Prep School, Mili- State C o l le g e , Business College, Business College, College, Electrical tary S e r v i c e , Social Service Secretary, Swim- Secretary, Swim- hngineer, 0 f f i - B e a c h c ombers ming Club, Ser- ming Club, Ser- cers' Club, C.S.F. Camera Club geanettes, Home- geanettes W coming Bob Schwenkmeyer Anna Scott State College Electrical Engi- neer, Sr. B Presi- dent, C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, Hi - Y, Marjorie Scoville Telephone School, Librarian, Bible Club HarriettaScramaglia Barry Sedgwick Employment Marine C 0 r p s , Medicine, Hi- Y, Sr. A Get-together Wrestling John Seuss Kathryn Shaw Bob Sheinberg Helen Sheng Betty Lou Shepard Aircraft, Tennis Vocational School, College, Govern- State C ol le g e , C o ni m e r c i a l, Club S t e n o grapher, ment C. S. F., G. A. A., Hilltop Rollers Bowling Club Mai-Wa Mariel Shuman Milton Siebrand .li Pomona, Musician, D r a in a Club, C.S.F., Choir, Sr. A Play, Swimming Club m Slaughter L' niversity of California, C i v il lingineer, Hi- Y, A.S.l3. C o u n c i l, Wrestling Team, Civic Affairs Day, Glee Employment, Glee Club Donald Smalley San Jose S ta t e, Physical E du c a- tion, H-Y, B Foot- ball, Varsity Track Glen Soencer Gwendolyn Spencer Sidney Siegal Fred Smith Military Service, Electrician, B.F. Hellen Springer Laura De La Sierra Vocational School, Aircraft, S W i m - m i n g Club Josephine Smith Business College, C o m rn e r c i a l, Glacier Gliders Edith Stair Housewife, Hill- Nurse's Training, top Rollers Nurse George Simpkins Billiegene Simpson Colorado School of Mines, Geography, Jr. Statesmen, Hi- Y, Color Guard Willis Smith Bruce Smythe State College Navy Air Corps, Swimming Team, Merchant Marine, Varsity Football, C.S.F., J. V. Foot- B.F. ball, Baseball, Tennis Helen Stanzione Marguerette Stebbins Secretary, Hi-Jinx State C o l l e g e , Teacher, Horizon Club, Glee, Swim- ming Club Shirley Skelton Business College Secretary, Bowl- ing Club Lois Solomon U.C.L.A., Psychol- ogist, A.S.l3. Sec- Af- fairs Daly, Girl retary, Civic Reserves Cecilia Stephens ll e a u t y School , llcauty Operator, Sr. A Ditch Day wg ff W , ol! 5 ,af ?0' 7 I Ruth Stephen State College Teacher, G.L: Board of Control, A.S.B. C o unc i l, C.S.F., Girl Re- serve Council, Sr A Cabinet -Carol Stolz U.C.L.A., Teacher, G.L. Social Wel- f a r e Committee, Bowling Club Irene Swabb Bobby Stephenson Miles Stepich Margaret Srterle State C o l l e g e , Business College, Radio Engineer Nathalee Stribling Elaine Stroud College, Secretary, Camera Club Clifford Tabadisto Paul Taesler Aviation Mechan- Secretary Robert Sturgis U. C. L. A., Busi- ness, Hi-Y, Sr. A Play Naomi Tafoya Aircraft School ic, Cross Country, Clerk, Red Cross, Varsity Track, Hi- Knitting Y Roy Stevens Ruth Ida Stevers College, P r i s o n S u p e r i n t e n- dent, Glee, Choir, Quartet, G r la y Castle Musicale Richard Sturz B a y l 0 r College, Minister, B i b 1 e Club, Chess Club State College, Journalist, Sr. A Cabinet, C. S. F., Choir, Russ Staff, Homecoming Sheila Sullivan State College, Teacher, G.A.A. Aquinas, Jane De: lano Club Lily Takakura Iris Tanaka College, N u r s e , University of Cal- Seinen-Kai ifornia, Librarian, C.S.F. Noel Stimson State College, R a d i o Engineer, Q.R.'M. Club, Aqui- nas Club Ray Sutton Brigham Y o u n g University, His- tory, Glee Club, Rowing Club Edna Tanzer Aircraft, Clerk 4 f- lf T Peggy Taylor David Tennebaum Robert Thomas College, C. S. F., State C o l 1 e g e , Vocational School, Choir, Glee Club, Naval Officer, Hi- B a n k e r , ASB H i l I t o p Rollers, Y, Officers' Club, Salesman, R u s s Civic Affairs Day ROTC Colonel Salesman Wynona Toman Jane Tompkins Nita Torgeson Missouri Universi- Secretary Business College, ty, Florist Secretary, G i 1' l Reserves, Home- coming Earlene VanDen- Coba Vandermeer Wayne Venable burgh E m pl o y m e nt, Draftsman, Foot- D r e s s Designer, Gray Castle Musi- ball G. A. A., Sergea- cale, Sr. A. Choir, nettes. H i l l t o p f hoir, Swimming Rollers Club Wilburta Thomas State College, Illustrator, G i r l Reserves Jack Townsend Boyden's P r e p S c h 0 o l, Hi-Y, Football, Sr. A Play Bruce Vernier College, Electrical Engineer, C h e s s Klub, Non - Com C l u b President, Ili-Y, Jr. States- men Betty- Thurman Jacqueline Todd Albert Tom Business College, Peppins College, Telephone Opera- Buyer, Music Club tor, Sergeanettes John Tracy Gloria Turha Renee Valensi First Home Tutor t,ollege,Secretary, U.C.L.A., Ru Graduate, Indoor G i rl R e s e r v e Staff Sports Club Council, Sr. B Sec- retary, Sr. A His- torian Loretta Villavicencio Jack Vines Grace Wadman Vocational School, Defense Work Sales Clerk v S5163 C ,,,,c C, W l' k Mar Jane arno Barney Watson Eileen Watson Roy Watts Richard Walker Dale Walton XY avne ar IC y Contractor a n ml Color Guard Com- State C ol le g e , G ce ol College, Orches- State C o ll e g e , Builder, Camera manmlant Livil Engineering, tra, Gray Castle N a v al Aviation, C l u b President, C.S.F., Hi-Y Musicale Hilltop Rollers Chess Club, Offi- cers' Club, Hi-Y, Glacier Gliders Fred Wells Jerrie Wenman Betty Westover Edward White Edna Wieland Doris Williams Marjorie Williams Army Air Corps, U. C. L. A., Mer- Business College, E m p l o y m e nt, Vocational School, Vocational School, Stenographer Aviation, Officers' chandiser, G i r l Secretary, H i - C.S.F. Jane D e 1 a n o Costume Designer Club Reserves, C. S. F., Jinx. C.S.F., De- Club, G.L. Wel- Booth Tarkington fense Club fare Committee Club Raymond Williams Cleo Willis Arnold Wilson Jean Wilson Alfred Wise William Wood Betty Wight T r a d e School, Navy, G l a c i e r E m pl o y m e nt, Vocational School, Marine Corps State C o ll e g e, Wrestline' Team Gliders G.L. W e l f a r e , Commercial Law Stenographer Jane Delano Club William Woodson Cal. Tech., Elec- trical Engineer, Officers' Club Margaret Zumwalt State College, Teacher, Girl Re- serves, C.S.F., Or- chestra, Sr. A Cabinet, Civic Af- fairs Day X l ff lui-2 W, MJ I xi 'Afvl L4'U' , W- 1 l ' ll' , Ixtyx, cb.. lit 0 V ww! ,ff ff' .VMC 1 A fy , . . 'J RJ .,,1?fl'L n -fit' J fda Wallace Wroot Estaloa Wykes Elizabeth Yee Cotta Yinger Wilma Zinkand Louie Zolezzi Navy Radioman, Artist, Booth Tar- Nurse, Mai-Wa State C o 1 l e ge , College, Business College, Glacier Non-Com Club kington C l u b , Secretary G i r 1 Training, Castle Glide r s , Book- Horizon Club Reserve Council, Spurs keeping Contest G.A.A., Badminton Winner Club, G.L. Wel- come Commitee 'E Q., I Jocelyn Abrams Harry Altaffer College, Dentist, Little S Club, Ten- nis Team Thomas Arata State College Radio Operatori Varsity S Club Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Little S Club C.S.F. Wallace Brown Leonard Burnett Guy Cantrell Arnold Cesena ! J r 7 OTHER GRADUATES Mark Courts t Jean Howard Betty Murphy Fred Schmidt Igvasarlena J.C., H1- Shirley Hunter 232325 gpcuhaczoorl , Gzmidsrscott Tom Cullen Barbara Jarmuth lsamu Nakamura P y S t 1 1 , S1i?1tifmE1ggy,e iuia- Myra Jeffcoat Employment oaglie lfgliege, ma Club 'Ch' K t, . . . R a d i o Operator John Durrett 'yo usumo 0 GeX:,fgtNgil?:1i?fkai C.S.F., Wrestling: Edward Fierro Norman Lumpkin B Trazk ' Little S Club,.Se1- State C o l l e g e , Navy nen-Kai President Elifffical Engl' Grace Magiu Paul Piemila Kikuo Takahaslfci . . Oregon Agricul- Market Cler B Wllgiiplenltleliler tural College, Milo Radovich Football, B Bas- D' ' ' H ' k tb ll S ' - Georg? Hosaka Cieltjitian, orizon John Richardson Kai a , einen A2'T1CUlt11Y9-1 COI- College, Engineer lege, F ar m e r , John Marks Dorothy Tate Swimming Printer James Sangster Clerk George Taylor Navy, Aerial Ra- dioman, Non-Com C 1 u b , Officers' Club William Tsunoda College, Little S Club, C.S.F., Var- sity Wrestling Captain Wallace Weaver Betty Weirather Alice Whitecotton Usherette, P e p Squad Dorotha Wineteer Sparks Wilson Mary Helen Wright INDEX... 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