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

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it caltq . . By EILEEN COTANT The SDHS faculty will always he memorahie to us of the senior classes of 1945. In coming years we,H rememher the awe which possessed us at the sight of Dr. .John Aseltine, an ardent hacker of Castle traditions who ruled pleasantly and well as principal. VVe,H rememher Dr. Asel- tine's administrative aides in the persons of David B. Austin, hoys, vice principal during our sophomore year, and Mr. Austinys successor, slim Bill Lyons. fcavemen still.-literally and figuratively,-'had to look up to himj Vveyli rememher trimiy tailored Miss Ruth Munsell, girls, dean. Dr. Aseltine this year worked through a new counselling system known as the homeroom plan. Under this 'Knew ordern pupils having the same major are ahle to meet together each week with a teacher of their major as , . 5.2, . 3 ,F . ' If V , 4' . V . ' Yr 1 if x-3 'X A ui - . . ..- - L' I L , - -1 f 5, f V . 423- V, 521: ZA 2 ,. . K 429' .-aff J.. ' ' -255-'fir 'fi i ' '- ' ' ,al ' x4! E.5lrv , f 'T-i'1 !'5 - . all 'x '. ' . . 653 . ll .Q V L 40, A '1 :V 4' ,' ' -' lf' - I rt, M X ' , gf A ' ' .5 wg ' YQ? Vu ral-F J , fm, in sz-:Q-- . EQ, fp., h V' V . . ,L . . U., s .,,. I J x V4 5 3. I vii- I - , j Q A y ., t, g,yav.'f - 1: . 5 -- 1' 7 -5 . 1 - pg '5 .-ig-na.: , ,1 ue .Q ,' wa 1 v :F wi Hz- ... ,s ' H. 15- 7 5 . 2:1511-ig it . 25' 1.215 ' -59 ,' iijsw L . nf s 5 -. 5:3531 72 ge- ,wr-mg. 'if 21.153 r sp: f' 51: img i. 255 3122437 91 17 RV' fig, 5. 4 '. -1 ' V- 'S ' A, 'Y Q-glial - ' 1 .A rw,y'vr22 12' gv 5, 'iv . 17. 'iff-rg.:a'11, , '1 535-,xt 1--1, .5-g':5',4g:-H q Q-45:1 J., , 4 , f 4,g45gQ ,f,f,iW, g,2?gf.i9,f5fqfW ,gig W 1' ' - .f:.i 4:i in . . '-11.1. is ff, V f- ,ff A ' . ,Q--u J w. ,. ' 5:1 .:1Qs.1ief'e:sy ' . ' ' It-'Q . iz? if 3515- -. T912-'fig wigs: Tvs ,fy . ln N' ' 12.1 ' 'ggggf ' y '. as f'f5'4?.1'i5?i7'i' 12. 1. '-15:15, .- ., :ez 5: l .- ,.,, L. 355- 1 . , .Q hiq ?.. '- 1 ju Q 5 Za 2.21 at 5'JQLfa?g'Sg A 1- '73 X. e '-Sf!-Ewa' viii 2:1225 Li' U-' . - ,Jvc- -.Qsr ? I '- f 'Q fx, --1 ' ,vfffl '-1 'FW-11'. ...Q , s ' 111512632 N 25' A .. ' . -i45'5' if-I Mr. .,., X. jf. ,...E,,,qy.4s4. .i ,gv -J 11 if., -,g .QQ-f5f,:,.,'. . Q .... W . i .1-sg ..-:..-- :.-:. 2- 1 ,- i , my-.-1 9,,.- f , ff :ki :i . -f- it .- mmzivflbiiiif' -fm 03: P . ,w p f 4 -3 .' -f' . .W 4.1, ..5Qg:g.1v.g'i,g-:ig Ti-,f-31.46. . qv is -. ir , fr, 1 3451 135-. Q 2? P.-1 Q, 33 5. X... aff- -gt' '- 'U c - .:'fnM:'vi fig!-F'-35 ' W' kgi9.,.- SL' 1-P. 2' gg FI 194 19 3244! v .. .saggy-. V ,f -3 ' 31 -fl--f fy .SQ 59 cg., W : .:- .. , ' ' ,.+a'f:ff:w' ...fw'g- - -.4 Aff'- .1 subject. Sophomores and juniors are under staff counselors: seniors under department heads. Sl 1 , .,g H- ,,.,. N' .nuff .. . ..,- ' L .-,mef ' ., ,. --m-- -...A-G E-.ful 5..,, , .,.v .1 c- ,, ,. Vvhen we achieved our Hseniorityn this fall, seven new teachers were acquired hy the school: Mrs. Marion Aus- ness, Mrs. Lois DeFranco, Miss Juanita Lutz, Mrs. Sareiien Vvuest, Miss Eleanor Soule, Mrs. Dorothy Pioss fknown in Septemher as Miss Jesseni, and Mrs. Marion Ridout ipreviousiy Miss Speelmani. Then too there were five re- turnees, including Miss Virginia Giiloon, Mrs. Laura Hardenhrooic, Tilden Barr, James R. Kennedy, and B. H. F. Smith. At the heginning of our junior year, a new plan was adopted wherehy our first period teachers issued admit cards. As a result fewer of us hecame acquainted with the attendance secretaries. Miss Aloha Remtree and Mrs. Lois Jones ftormerly Miss Rindei. Mrs. Marie Hemingway, our efficient registrar, helped make certain that we had enough credits to graduate. fu., , . .ffijf . 'ffz-..-E