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

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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

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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