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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