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

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C'laAAe4- 9411 Senior B,s had a very active semester, featuring a basketball game with the Senior As a get-together in the Boys' Gym, an outstanding sport dance, and an off-the-campus theatre party. Front row, left to right: Dorothy Johnston, Martha lones, Dorothy Diiniz, Marjorie Morrison, Marian Xvhittalzer, Mary Butler: second row: Dan Nordstrom. Bill Daniels, Peter Clarle, Diclz Aseltine, Bill Eaton, Iacleie Xvilleins. Officers: Dan Nordstrom, president: Dorothy Iohnston, vice-president: Martha Iones. secretary: Iaclzie xvillzins, treasurer, Xvriting a class charter which was readily acceptecl hy all Iuniors anci putting on a rousing war bond rally using nothing but class talent were the main accomplish- ments ol the class the first semester. Front row, left to right: Irene Marlzano, Ruth Neumann. Nancy Io Fuller, Reese Gould, Dorothy Mitchell: hack raw: Ioyce Hensley, Xvalter Ulrich. Officers: Reese Gould, president: Ruth Neumann, vice-president: Ioyce Hensley, secretary: Dorothy ivlitchell, treasurer. A stadium get-together with all the regular team games and races was the first of the Sophomore events, followed hy a Pinla Tea, where soph girls gathereci to sip punch ancl review class talent ami latest fashions, Front row, left to right: Lucille Kerr, Cathryn Bossarcl, Iacqueline Rorig, Gloria Elam, lane Hussey, Mrs. Ploss: second row: Dick Clark, Ed Sue, Iohn Holloway. Officers: John Holloway, president: lane Hussey, vice-presiclent: Jacqueline Rorig, secretary.

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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

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