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

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' AN r guest, ' ,ff A -, nay, 7 'N who E 5094 ' ?ede1-ativn-fall Presentation ot the tirst successful Boys, Federation clance in history put that organization ott to a goool start tor the tall semester. The Hslcunlc Hollow Hopw theme was carried out hy Dog Patch figures aolorning the gym walls. The clance was tollowecl loy a Red Cross Penny Drive, which nettecl the amlnitious tellows S3124 in just one weelc. An active semester closed with Utor men onlyu athletic exhihitions in the gym. Front row, left to rigtlt: lohn Balzer, Bust johnson, Don Reed, Al Fern. Second row: Dietz Ctarl-e, Ed Lovelace, Dietz Iacleson, Dicle Latham, Mr. Erwine. Officers: Dick Iacteson, president: Don Reerl, vice presirlentz Al Fern, secretary: Duct: Lattiam, treasurer. A S S6 Nw 'Aww . V QIJA ' Ieague- Stall All the traditional activities ot the Girls' League were carrieol out cluring the tall semester, with Cavelnelles new to the Hill loeing introducecl to Castle lite at the Welcome party early in October. Following this, girls got the latest inside into on school and play styles at the semi-annual tashion show. Climax ot the semester was the Hsnowllalce Ewirlf, the tancitul name given to a dance helcl Decem- er l. - Front row, left to right: Theresa Lovelly, Briftgirt Botamt, Marian McDernzott, Viola Molina, Carolyn Nichols, Elsie Ericleson, Ruth Rosenberg, Halteine Sharp. Second row: Beverly Bolton, Lucille Kerr, Ruth Smith, lwarilyn Funk, Eileen Cotant, Mary Butler, Miss Annin, Officers: Carolyn Niclzrmls, president: lwarian lvlcnerrnott, vice presiclent: Elsie lfricleson, secretary: Theresa Lovelty, treasurer. 1579, gif J

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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.

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Hctivitq Committee- Zell Quantity took a back seat to expediency this tall when the number of commissioners on the Council was reduced to one: the Activity Commissioner. The remaining posi- tions Were combined into an Activity Committee headed by the Commissioner, who had charge of all ASB events plus all class activities. Hard-Working members planned assemblies, dances, art, and publicity for everything that happened at the Hill. Front row, left to right: Dorothy Dibb, Donna Crandall, activity commissioner Second row: Lyle Mitchell, Iolm Baker, Bryce Ashton. Q 4: .Y- Seng and Cheer leadel-A Following the traditional form of pep leaders, this live- Wire septet urged Hin rooting sections to greater heights of yells and songs during both the football and basketball seasons. This year,s song and cheer leaders were able to perform before record crowds as night games brought San Diegans by the thousands to the Stadium during the football season. Arlette Scrivanelc, blond song leader, left the group when she was graduated in January. 3 . y , ' . . 1 Iron! row, left lo rzght: lone lxhoffvs, Arloilv Slerwurwlc, Mcirlrllzrwv folrfy, Illaanor Gibbs. Second rom: Tom Crawford, Dah' Sntfiff, Bill Half. l4!f+3WQ2 rw u etiie . Examine X egmqwllllf