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

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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.

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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 ,,