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

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Success was in the air all during the fall semester with time announcement that The Russ had won the coveted Pace- maker award for Kelly Starr's issues of the preceding semes- ter, closely followed by tlic presentation to Sports Editors Dick Aseltine and A7 Fern of the Helms Award for outstand- ing sports reporting in a soutli- ern California fiigii school pa- per. In the spring at the semi- annual talent show subscribers saw Mary Rainey succeed Iucfeie Wilkins as Miss Print. Rau Staff Front row, left to right: B. Duemling, N, Ficiler, P. Leroy, Berman, R. Neumann, B. Boland, Piiss Bock. A. Fern, Miss Yvalleer, Second row: NI. Belford, B, Richardson, M. Barrett, D. Mitclieli, C. Scnellenizerg, 1. Manzano, D. jasper, D. Aseltine. Tliirci row: S. Friedman. L. Notestine, S. Gross, V. Kennedy, B. Byrne, D. Eisenberg. Fourth row: V. Lynch, C. Boyne, G. Daniels, G. Longfellow, G.. Neyenescla. TDIUI SCIIGIICIZ, GFGPH, FIIIIQF, RUfO!0I7iCh. BQFGVISOTI, Ny. HOIIWUVJ. Staff: Al Fern, eriitorg Bot: Duemling, associate editor, Ruth Neumann, news editor: Dorothy Mitcliell, class editor, Dicle Aseltine sport editor, Penny Le Roy and Nancy Io Firller, club editors: Beverly Riclmrdson, feature eclitorg Virginia Kenneciy, Business manager. Fall staff: Iocqueline Berman, editor: Boi: Duemling, news editor: Ruth Neumann, class editor: Penny LeRoy and Nancy Io Fuller club editors: Catherine Scllellenlnerg, feature editorg Dick Aseltine, spyrts editor: Brioigici Boland, editorial director.

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J , . fy. .ZW A . f ft We 5, . ' .1 of ' W ff! w2?27W ' wx., f .X Studen t legiA lature- 7411 Front row, left to right: Chavez, G. Yee, S. Carrasco, L. Christie, Gleason Second row: B. Scttoof, S. Gross, Prewitt, B. Hamtzsclt, V. Huston. Third row: B. Devine, P. Heron, C. Conn, A. Merino, V. Malorufa, B. lonnson. Fourtlv row: R. loltnson, G. Morse, B. Fibiger, A. Lilzer, D. Meads, F. Sare. Fiftlm row: F. Gould, P. Clark, T. Dahms, E. Oltler, M. Schofield, A. Milton. Officers: Burl Ioiznson, cllairmang Dan Nordstrom, vice clzairmang Patty Vfalters, I! 1 ' 5 I I , M. Foley, K. Hall, B. Thing secretary. f.,,,. as 0 f ., . , . ,f 44, v, ,f fa, Eighty homeroom representa- tives lobbied eagerly for more and Letter assemblies, shorter lunch lines, and more recogni- tion for the student not ac- tually in politics, at the Ili- monthly meetings of time Stu- dent Assembly. Under the di- rection of capable ASB Vice President Bud johnson, the As- semtnly had the power to veto motions introduced by the Coun- cil, as well as to submit bills to the Council for consideration.