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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1946 volume:

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Astrid Anderson Matlwilde Erencti, Valerie Kingdon . . Lettybetti Goulding Miss Kulfrn. Miss Soule, Mr. Davis MQ ,. The events of today become the history of to- morrow. Already, the greater part of the activi- ties of the class of l946 have taken place and slipped quietly into the past. What it was to be, it has become, it will soon exist, no longer as an organized active class, but rather only in the memories of the individuals who once were its vital parts. It will live also buried in the files, in those places where past events linger on to be reconstructed and reorganized into a new life of history. So our class will very soon be an historical thing. We propose, therefore, to take liberties with time and to imagine two little Hilltoppers of some far distant future class, two little nosey researchers, who will look back- ward at our own class. This book should reveal what they will find. f19Q2I1fei M5 F, a l1982 !,4 lfsf ' gm-KS These snapshots trom an old picture album compiled in I946, recall trom the enigmatic past a typical day with one ot San Diego's outstanding students, Bob Duemling. Bobis day began when he descended the steps ot the early-morning street car la vehicle used in those days tor transportationl. From then on, his time was spent bisecting angles tor that popular King ot the Co-eds' l-learts, l-lorace Kennedyq leading a merry discus- sfon in his World Attairs class: reciting some inspiring l-lamlet with the master himselt loolcing on trom aboveq or soberly considering a physics experiment with Mr. l-leilbron. Wfhen the welcome noon hour arrived, Bob sought paper bag retreshment with his triendsg and as the consumation ot a Senior's day, he watched with quiet emotion the impressive lowering ot the tlag. if 1 A i SQ: 5. I-vm-xzmvzmvimwfwr W M 'W W 0, ff ,, , QW Q? ' WM 'Y . , Alvin ENGLISH Fronlz row, left Izo riglit: Miss Bowman, Mrs. DeFranco, Miss Bock, Miss Jones. Second row: Mrs. Tupper, Miss Eaton, Miss Reed. Third row: Miss Olsen, Mrs. Weis, MISS Gallagher. Fourth row: Mr. Jones. SOCIAL STUDIES Front row, leff Lo right: Miss Gilloon, Mr. Erwine, Miss Von Kleinsmid, Mr. Warren, Mrs. HardenBroolc. Second row: Mrs. Hamman, Mr, Weaver, Mr. Haag, Mrs. Gilmore. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Lefi io fight! Mr. Boydstun, Miss Bell, Miss Nickell, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Con- treras. MATHEMATICS Front row, left to right: Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Gillespie, Miss Wood, Miss Haw- lrins, Dr. Tupper. Second row: Mr. Davis, Mr. Heilbron, Mr. Lippman. SCIENCE Front row, left to right: Miss Howe, M Welstead, Miss Clifford, Mr. Lewis. Second raw: Mr. Homuth, Mr. Orcutt, Mr. John Peterson, Mr, Heilbron, Mr Lippman. MUSIC - ART - SPEECH Front row, left to right: Mrs, Schmitt, Miss Kuhn, Miss Ritchey, Miss Soule, Miss Perkins. Second row: Mr. Hamman, Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Marcelli, Mrs. Andrews. W XQM5 euacwxows Sm Jumorres F155 ESFILL ,fy f,-ff ZX' I 1982 2 11 i 3 I 1 R I M :zmWmwen7mfw.: simwzzff1Pzmmas' OFFICERS - FALL Left to right: J. Holloway, J, Hensley, A. Anderson, C. Norman. Zell Goamcil In the same way that the investigators have perceived other person- alities, they turn now, slcipping the Council's activities until later, to the two student leaders ot both school and council in IQ46. Chuck Norman, whose deep voice was born to the microphone, was a man ot letters, talcing C. S. F. and baseball honors with equal ease. Lilce the Fall during which he presided as president. he was quiet and retiring. ln comparison, Bob Duemling was the personitication ot Spring with his bright smile and triendlv manner. The two were competent leaders to guide that tirst post-war year ot school activities! COUNCIL - FALL Charles Norman, president: Johnny Sword vice president: Astrid Anderson, secretary Mike Hall, treasurer. John Holloway, student judge: Joyce Hens ley, tiistorian: Alice Lowthian, ticlcet audi tor: Joel Naive, activity commissioner. Viola Molina, senior A vice president Walter Ullricln, senior B president: Hi Dillin iunior president. Nancy Jo Fidler, Girls' League president Manuel Dalcis, Boys' Federation president. , Y I I 1 w V Simian! .E ae Student Legislature. These words sound noble to the little chroniclers, tor it pleases them to Icnow that even as long ago as I946, there was student treedom and representation in the school government. Sorting the tacts on the cards and recalling to lite the past, they learn that the Student Legislature was composed ot all the home room presidents and led during their terms ot ottice by the Fall and Spring vice presidents: those merry men ot politics, Johnny Sword and Don Lyons. The group was a linlc between the student body and the student government-a clearing house tor suggestions trom the homerooms, which were later relayed to the A. S. B. Council. During the year the legislature discussed problems concerning the tinancing ot the Student Union Building, the management ot the cateteria and lunch lines, and the need tor publicity and talent in the All-School Show. Then those ingenious I-lillers, complaining ot the heavy wooden doors which were installed during those days at San Diego I-ligh, sug- gested that the ottending blocks ot timber be lett open during school hours so that no Caveman would be pulverized it a door swung baclc and hit him. This is only one example ot the alert, imaginative minds which those representative I-lillers possessed. With such bright-eyed leadership, it was no wonder that the year ot I946 was distinguished. Its amazing history, gradually being reviewed through old notes, pictures, and tiling cards, is well worth the research. STUDENT LEGISLATURE - FALL Front row, Iett to right: J. Clancey, R. Sowyer, J. Petersen, J. Katsma, H. Prolrop. Second row: G. Neyenesch, V. Hammond, B. Henderson, M. Montoya, B. Buclrley, C. Conn. Third row: A. Stagnaro, B. Smith, D, Lyons, M. Pont, B. PfCCI'1f, P. Villalpando, H. Tutton, B. Berenso STUDENT LEGISLATURE - SPRING gcufi' aedmalian The Boys' Federation, led in the Fall by Manual Dalqis and in the Spring by Bill Bryson, was composed ot all the boys in school. That year, like its teminine counterpart, the Federation worlced hard planning and putting on activities. The pupils ot I946 were similar in many ways to those ot today, and their demands tor entertainment were just as treciuent. To satisty all requests, the boys devoted the major portion ot their combined brain worlc and talent to tiguring out new ideas tor assemblies. Some, including exchange assemblies, they presented to the entire student body while others Ithe athletic assemblies which the girls would no doubt have loved to seel were reserved tor a masculine audience only. Later, as already revealed on the tiling cards, those enterprising Cave- men added their ettorts to those ot the girls to put on and malce a success ot the dance Fall Fantasy. With an artistic touch characteristic ot all students ot San Diego I-ligh, even those ot long ago, the boys dragged in autumn leaves and, with colortul dash and verve, gaily decorated the boys' gym, which was used in those Pre-Student Union Building days tor school entertainments and dances. To prove that the minds ot its members could rise also to a serious level, the organization sponsored, with typical masculinity, the annual penny drive tor the Red Cross and by determined prodding collected more than the quota originally set, This was an important charity in that tirst post-war year when there was still tamine and suttering throughout most ot the world. CABINET - FALL Front row, left to right: J. Lanslry, B. Berenson, M. Dalris. Second row: G. Dinlcins, J. Sutton, Mr. Petersen. Officers: M. Dalris, president: J. Sutton, vice-president: G. Dinlrins, secretary: J, Lansley, sophomore representative: B. Berenson, Sr. representativeg W. H. Petersen, sponsor. CABINET - SPRING Front row, left to right: F. Coram, B. Bryson, M. Daltis, J. Lanslry, R. Maches. Second row: D. Lyons, G. :I'AbIaing, V. Corral, D. Newton, A. Lilrer, B. Sylvester, B. Schultz, B. Bcrensen. Officers: Bill Bryson, president: Don Newton, vice-president: Charles Roy, secretary, Dick Maches, treasurer. k In mv, '57 1 ww M' L F 0 fs N-.1 ffw 61 if SENIOR B's Front row, left to right: D. Mitchell, M. Eckert, V. Kennedy. Second row: F. Adelson, J. Marlrley, G. Yee, W. Ullrich. Officers: Walter Ullricl'1, president: Vir- ginia Kennedy, vice-president: Nancy McKean, secretary: Evelyn Bloclr, treas- urer. JUNIORS - FALL Front row, left to right: L. Kerr, J. Fos- ter, E. Addleson Katz, J. Rorig, M. Kemp, M. A. Phillips. Second row: D. LeLaurin, D. Patton, D. Lyons, B. King, H. Dillin. Officers: Hi Dillin. president: Mary Anne Phillips, vice-president: Estelle Katz, sec- retary: Joan Foster, treasurer. SOPHOMORES - FALL Left to right: J. Logan, V. Hammond, M, Landers, P. Villalpando. Glen 14 mixed ln I946 there were at San Diego l-ligh School three classes, each striv- ing to outdo the others in activity. The Senior B's that tall staged their traditional get-together and variety shows: but it toolc the unique and lovable Junior class to put on such events as the A. S. B. Royal Ball and the original Be Kind to Juniors Week with an assembly tor Juniors only, an atter-school sale, a Junior sponsored Cave lnn, and, tinally on Friday night, the Sea Shore Shuttle dance and carnival, put on with the Sophomores. JUNI-ORS - SPRING . Front row, left to right: F. London, M. Kemp, J. Foster, G. Neyenesch. Second row: H. Williams, D. LeLaurin Miss Bowman, J. Shaw, M. Pont. Officers: John Shaw, president: Francine London, vice-president: Joan Foster, sec retaryg Suzanne Strickley, treasurer. SOPHOMORES - SPRING Front row, left to right: N. Blair, P. Templado, J. Davenport. Second row: L. Robinson, B. Towner, M. Davis, J. Hicks. Third row: H. Rix, P. Villalpando, R. Chambers, H. Tutton. Officers: Nancy Blair, president: Pat Templado, vice-president: Margie Bailey, secretary: Jane Davenport, treasurer. 1-if 3 KWH 5 QW? M40 'QW C 4 fu 740 Rau Among the tiles ot '46 are tound several copies ot that weekly product ot blood, sweat and tears lto quote a historically tamous British states- man who was a contemporary ot those l-lillers ot long agol-The Russ! The students who wrote and worlced on that consistently award-winning paper, did so because, despite their caustic comments concerning the worlc involved, they loved and toolc pride in each new craclcling issue. Deserving most credit were the two assiduous editors, Bob Duemling and Ruth Neumann, who wrote editorials, edited copy, and generally directed the destiny ot San Diego l-ligh's Fourth Estate. RUSS STAFF Front row: B. Berenson, J. Mairson, L. Notestine, B. Duemling, R. Neumann, Miss Bock. Second row: B. Bryson, l. Manzano, C. Schellenberg, D. Howard, G. Longfellow, B. Byrne, M. Beltord, B. Epsten, D. Hosea. Third row: G. Allen, H. Tutton, N. Fidler, L. Henderson, B. Hirsch, V. Kennedy, S. Gross, E. Katz, C. Andrews. Fourth row: M. Pont, J. Green, C. Schulte, M. Phillips, S. Berenson, P. Barraclough, S. Friedman. Fifth row: R. Fuller, K. Palmus, M. Apulstill, E. Laxson, L. Wehrman, C. Shuman. Fall statt: Bob Duemling, editor-in-chief: Ruth Neumann, assistant editor: Catherine Schellenberg, news editor: Bert Berenson, sports editorg Miss Bock, sponsor. Spring staff: Ruth Neumann, editor-in-chietg Lillian Notestine, news editorg Bert Berenson, sports editor. STUDENT 'COURT Lett to right: J. Hussey, J. Hensley, F. Peirce, J. Holloway, D. Sellgren. ln l946, students could no more restrain themselves in the matter ot speeding and otherwise breaking trattic rules than they can today: al- though then, ot course, they had tewer types ot vehicles in which to travel and so had to contine themselves to such outmoded contraptions as auto- mobiles. To pronounce mild but ettective justice on the minor ottenses reterred to it by the police department, a Student Court was presided over in the Fall by Student Judge John Holloway with Jane Hussey ,and Dave Sellgren as assistants and in the spring by Fred Peirce with Dave Sellgren and Joyce l-lensley. S 8044211 viffzfh mg 4 A A ' in X 8 LT,-XV? We Q Wa: -.,t 4. X K E 4' lfxggl Q F is WU YQ :UN f W A-5,2 Q 3' , 1 4,32 if A. wg . 'Q f Q il. it-v'z,gi 99 A 5? 5' 1 gifs'-fl , 1 7 -LJ, ,'fI 2 ' , f vLCf: . Q w .wg 6 vw- T g , xg -X - 2 CsA ff-MAN. as ew, ,ff ff f x KX yy! pep Squad The two little chroniclers cease their thumbing through the files and take out the card with this fascinating heading: Pep Squad! The puzzling title dances magically before their eyes and seems to suggest great activity lo-ng ago. Then as they read on, it becomes clear that of all the organiza- tions once functioning on the l-lill, the Pep Squad was the most dynamic and the most indispensable. During the Fall, that group not only took charge of selling tickets, decorating for dances, caring for trophies, and putting up posters, but also made arrangements for a Homecoming dance, sold programs for football games, and sorted and distributed identifica- tion pictures. The members were the altruistic and willing workers of the school, devoting time, energy and ideas to school service. The fact that they attended meetings at 7:30 in the morning and remained hours after school indicates the responsibility which members had to assume. ln the Spring, one of the most original and long-remembered dances was given by this famed Pep Squad. Like its name, everything was Turn- about that night. Girls assumed the masculine, first by inviting their dates and then driving to their homes and picking them up. With cold-hearted deliberateness. the girls looked over and chose from the supply of men, while these latter individuals waited with hopeful, palpitating hearts to be Masked. From this dance it is indicated that the Pep Squad was never inactive but, rather, constantly alternating between official and social service. PEP SQUAD - FALL Front row, left to right: A. Angulo, J, Mairson, P. Clark, B, Smith. Second row: G. Daniels, J. Foster, A. Downey, A. Presler, K. Mullinix, N. Blair, R. Tower. Third row: H. Johnson, M. Kemp, E. Spore, J. Russey, J. Hicks, C. Rath, D. Anderies, M. Bailey, M. lrw'n. Fourthlrow: S. Dankworth, M. Landers, J. Smith, J. Richardson, S. Berger, R. Turner, V. Malonda, R. Benn. Fifth row: D. Lyons, C. Stevens, A. Marino, N. Dancy, J. Logan, G. Krooskos. PEP SQUAD - SPRING Front row, left to right: J. Mairson, B. Smith, P. Clark. Second row: C. Beebe, H. Johnson, S. Dankworth, J. Foster, G. Tanzer, H. Bennett, F. Rossoll, A. Presler. Third row: D. Anderies, C, Rath, L. Henderson, P. Thill, M. Landers, J. Smith, A. Downey, S. Berger. Fourth row: V. Malonda, W. Dukes, J, Richardson, J. Hicks, N. Blair, W. Strickley, J. Hussey, G. Daniels. Fifth row: B. Brown, Z. De Jong, J. Workman, B. Stewart, D. Lyons, V. Corral, M. Dakis, F. Duarte. ACTIVITIES - FALI- Second row: . ou , ance: . activity: B. Bryson, sports. ACTIVITIES - SPRING Si:T'irt:IIerrTtaNergS M.oD:kis, TV. Ciorralt fqalifwlieef The Activity Committee was as keen and alert as any other on the I-lill. With minds open to suggestions and devoted to the student body's de- sires, the Activity Committee, led in the Fall by quick, sharp-eyed Joel Naive and in the Spring by Walter Ullrich with the impish tace, worked diligently to present to the I-Iillers the kind ot programs they liked and wanted. The committees not only handled all A.S.B. functions, but also assisted any organization to produce an assembly or dance which it had planned. For their hard work and little glory, the members well deserve their place in the tiling cards. Front row, left to right: I. Manza t C. Schellenberg, publicity. R G Id d J N Ft Iftt 'glut-WUIII1C PEP LEADERS ' STUDENT UNION Slacfenl Zfnian Student Union Fund-S1300-February, IQ46. The little researchers quiclcly read below this heading tor intormation concerning the building which is to them reality, but which, they realize, was only a blue-print dream tor the hlillers ot '46, They are amazed by the energy and imagination ot those early Cavemen, who raised money through assemblies, drives, contributions .and auctions. They also- seem to visualize the winners ot the donation-vote election ot A.S.B. King and Queen- Shirley Poole and Jerry Dahms, recreated in their respective sleek-eyed and brawny splendor. That competition added over S530 to the Fund. .Ro 9 S . H : , M . D' i . . on S r'ng a'rman' . 2 - . uem'n, al a'rman: f' EV SQU A 194-G AL EDUCFNTXON 12' N2 ,Ax ' . 0 P C5 XL, ,Q 1 1 I . JI ww,-v' 1 N COSMOP Dr ,f . mf' . 9 -. 1 FQi , f?W5 bfi S : f li UI 1965 X ORGANIZATIONS l946 The historians read that even in that un- settled post-war year 1946, the Nclassicsn were still appreciated. Like monks, the humanist Hillers preserved by means of thei faculty sponsored clubs, such arts as music writing and drama. Also, scholastic and physical honors were held in esteem, as Hillers formed organizations for furthering both UBrain and Brawn.H This time the camera tollowed winsome little Betty Lorenz, colonel ot the Sergean- ettes, to her own Sergeanettes Ball, where she was voted Queen and reigned in royal tashion with her escort, David Evenson. The photographer tirst snapped the reception line posed with Miss Kay Teer, director ot the Sergeanettes-and continued by catching several couples. Betty and David and Nancy Jo Fidler and Chuclc Norman, in absorbed dancing. The camera then tollowed the royal couple to the little beauty-surrounded wishing rich it tound them relaxing with a cold drinlc and young laughter at a ringside The tinal pictures recalling that lush and brilliant evening long ago. show nettes Girl Quartet and the impressive coronation scene with Betty an reigning together over their youthtul subjects. XS. X S 1 W X X 65 1 1' x - , ER x ,, : g - , MM f G 3, W 'ff 7 f W! ff fl , xw if K 'Af' 4 W f fx, K X 1 . W1 WF! , ,W f ,L 'fx .Quill and Small Although, from the title, one might gather that the aspiring scribes ot l94o still used quill pens and wrote on parchment, such was not the case. The members ot the group chose their club's appellation to suggest for them the past, much as it the youths ot today would name a literary organization after such out-ot-date machines as Typewriter and Tele- type. The members ot Ouill and Scroll were chosen tor outstanding ability in the tield of journalism. Dinner meetings were held every other week at the members' homes. QUILL AND SCROLL Front row, left to right: V. Kennedy, L. Notestine, D. Mitchell. Second row: C. Schellenberg, M. Belford, I. Manzano, Miss Bock, R. Neumann. Third row: B. Berenson, B. Byrne, R. Fuller, C. Andrews. Fall Officers: Ruth Neumann, president: Virginia Kennedy, vice-president: Dorothy Mitchell, secretary' Lillian Notestine, treasurerp Miss Bock, sponsor. Spring Officers: Lillian Notestine, president: Bert Berenson vice--presidentg Virginia Kennedy, secre- tary-treasurer. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Front row, left to right: S. Cavell, V. Rakich, J. Hussey, B. Heilman, M. LaSheIIe, D. Evenson, J. Jack- son, J. Naive, Mrs. Hammarr, J. Workman, D. Dickinson, J. Sutlift. Second row: L. Williams, E. Laxson, E. Glasser, D. Cordon, E. Kikuchi, A. Presler, G. Weber, S. Lawenda, B. Stewart, M. Kemp, J. Rorig, J. Minor, M. Jett, D. Brown. Third row: M. Marietti, H. Maishetf, K. Kusumoto, E. Hibi, S. Carrasco, P. McLeod, B. Junghans, R. Doolittle, P. Mintzer, F. London, S. Dankworth, E. Maches. Fourth row: P. Barraclough, C. Belcher, V. Moretti, M. White, C. Rens, D. Wong, E. Owyang, M. Fench, J. Rapp, R. Neumann, V. Schecter, C. Bossard, M. Phillips. Fifth row: C. Hofmann, N, Cornell, J. Davenport, K. Naiman, R. Hughes, J. Cummins, E. Friedlund, K. Palmus, B. Towner, V. Thompson, D. Lamb, G. Smith, R. Fuller. Sixth row: S. Rhodes, J. Foster, N. Blair, M. Bailey, W. Lindenmeyer, L. Smythe, E. French, C. Schulte, V. Kingdon, G. Elam, F. Morlino, G. Milkie. Seventh row: J. Hensley, J. Robertson, M. McMahon, J. Tupper, M. Apulsstill, M. Logan, A. Ouinn, N. Wong, B. Close, J. Thomsen, R. Negris. C. Beebe, J. Coulombe. Eighth row: B. Ortlieb, W. Ullrich, B. Purcell, D. Parlapiano, B, Wood. Ninth row: A. Muehlke, B. Broderick, N. Mclntyre, C. Brashear, R. Steftens, L. Robinson, J. McDaniel, J. Hicks. Tenth row: W. Pietila, M. Hall, H. Williams, B. Wood, S. Berenson, W. Hee, G. d'Ablaing, K. Jannock, J. McClure, L. Meggs, D. Dunkle, M. Hommersand. Eleventh row: C. Norman, B. Heyneman, H. Tutton, R. Warlick, 6. Wilcox, J. Crase, M. Braddock, J. Kipp, E. Poppoff, S. Sturz, V, Cunningham, R. Fenwich, B. Braunstein, R. Lehman, G. Longfellow, A. Anderson, H. Andrews. Officers: Clyde Barnes, president: Nan Cornell, vice president: Marilyn Funk, secretaryq Mike Hall, treasurer: Mrs. Olga Hamman, sponsor. The little investigators take these three letters, stir them up, analyze them, and tind them to denote, not the groups ot spectacled plodders imagined, but rather a lively crowd ot boys and girls-interested in stud- ies, it is true, but also equally inspired by the sunny ditch days promised it they earned grades good enough to join the club. eali 'a Scfaalafutfuifz gecfeaalian 'W QQ Aw .YL ...vw 48 1 f 'X kv If X .M , ii vi jg , , fl x 1. I 1' A x 1, , ,ff ,fx W 4? V X Ev yikxvn Nr ff, 'U fl I 0 ff , Y 5, fW SK J f ak , 4 KX f -rf Www, .WM 7, f '7!w4pzfm4 Those who achieved the distinction of being Thespians, and wearing the coveted Thespian pins were the hard-working dramatists who garnered the number of points necessary for membership in that National Society. They wrote, directed, and took parts in plays in order to become eligible: but when their goal was finally reached, they were still not able to relax entirely, for as the honor dramatic students of the school, they were ex- pected to continue participation in the periodic plays. ln IQ46, it was mainly Thespians who played the leads in the two Senior A plays. THESPIANS Font row, left to right: C. Shulte, S. Luce. Second row: G. Longfellow. Third row: F. Olsen, P. Kittleson, Miss Lois Perkins, B. Lomenick. Fourth row: J. Kerwin, S. Whelan, J. Smith. Fall president: Patty Kittleson. Spring president: Betty Lomenick. DRAMA CLUB Front row, left to right: D. Quinn, S. Luce, J. Kerwin, K. Mullinix, B, Lomcnick. Second row: D. Robinson, C. Schulte, S, Whelan, P. Kittleson, N. Weese, A. Gome, G. Longfellow. Third row: F. Olsen, K. MacDonald, B. Wood. Fourth row: R. Chambers, Miss Perkins, J. Griffith, T. Dillon, J. Smith, C. Carlisle, B. Machado. Fall Officers: Patty Kittleson, president: Floree Olson, vice-president: Jeanne Sutliff, secretary: John Smith, treasurer: Miss Perkins, sponsor. Spring Officers: Betty Lomenick, president: Kitty Mullinix, vice-president: June Kerwin, secretary: Sylvia Luce, treasurer. There is nothing more entertaining or more satisfying than playing the part of someone else. Most people do it unconsciously, or at least secretly: but the members ofthe Drama Club were allowed to make-believe legal- ly. They dressed up, paraded on the stage, gesticulated wildly and emitted speeches filled with tintillating wit or heart-rendering pathos as the situa- tion demanded. Their fellow students, who composed the audiences, ap- plauded or hoo-ted according to their opinion of the action and the play -but beneath their criticism, most of those below the footlights would have loved to be on the stage above. Zaamae 6 aA!eC'A The musical and switt-tlowing passages ot that internationally studied and revered boolc, were the theme ot the weelcly Bible Club meetings. Its members joined the organization to meet other boys and girls with the same eagerness to learn Biblical history and to practice Christianity in their everyday lives. Gnce a month they heard speeches on subjects trom the Bible, and twice during the year they participated in an inter- city meeting with Bible Clubs trom other schools. The organized social parties, the lively meetings, and the deep interest in a common subject all bound together that group ot serious-minded I-Iillers. BIBLE CLUB Front row, left to right: D. Samuels, B. Chamblin. Second row: S. Starnes, M. La Shelle, F. Durson, V. Birdsall. Third row: S. Sturz, M, Strong, B. White. Fourth row: D. King, R. M. Benn, J. Heclerstedt. Officers: Florence Durson, president, Lou West, vice president: Lucille Kerr, secretary. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Front row, Iett to right: N. Willrins, P. Templado, J. Rorig, N. Chamblin, D. Parlapiano. Second row: I, Marmolejo, J. Diosdedo, M, Alzona, A, Gomez, A. Camacho, Miss Bell. Third row: E. Alvarado, J. Jurado, R. Martin, M. Montoya, F. Samuels, V. Colmenero. Fourth row: O. Heine, F. Powers, L. Peirce, B. Morris, J. Drumm. Fifth row: M. Koutsikos, A. Anderson, S. Striclfley, N. Higley, A, Sullivan, J. Battista, H. Tannebaum. Sixth row: J. Dewes, G. Souza, B. Boberg. Seventh row: H. Santellanes, H. Prolcop, T. Irving, B. Precht, H. Fuller, H. Andrews. People ot all ages are curious. Just as the youths ot today loolc baclc on the past with inoluisitiveness, so many ot those I-Iilltoppers ot '46 let their eyes wander below the border to Mexico and South America. Members ot the Pan American Club went on excursions to the old Spanish sites around San Diego, discussed Mexican and South American customs, and gave a panel-discussion assembly tor the rest ot the school. Interest in the Latins has always been natural tor students ot San Diego who live so close and whose citv is so similar to those ot their neighbors in the South. an-rqmeaiccm 6 6 Q ,ia AW 'iff V f AMW Qi f Q 1 1 bww 1 421 T' V 'f V, 'WT' ,A ' ' YM , , f A 'A I 'HW t ' ' ' ' ' 7 W W J Vx Awiv 'gffieu ' 1. ff' - ' H -1 5 ' , , L- ,,,, 1 ff aniaa efauical .fe Just as the pupils of today have an irrepressible longing to learn of the past, so those students of i946 wished to create and remember what was, for them, ancient culture and history. Boys and girls who manifested in- terest in and curiosity about the Latin language joined the Junior Classi- cal League. At the meetings, with other knowledge-seekers, they studied outside class what there was not enough time to learn in class, and in- terspersed the serious discussions of their meetings with entertainment, such as Latin puzzles and bingo game or programs presented by the mem- bers themselves. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Front row, left to right: M. Davis, R. Doolittle, B. Valentine, C. Schulte, A. Bravo, L. Biclalae, F. Ourson. Second row: J. Davenport, S. Berenson, B. Buckley, E. Garrison, C. Guldemond, R. Jordan, V. Moretti, J. Kipp, E. Poppoff. Third row: Miss Niclcell, R. Lehman, B. Bryson, V. Lloyd, D. Anderson, K. Jannoch, W. Hee, G. Walton. Officers: Christine Mellas, president: Dick LeLaurin, vice-president: Jane Davenport, secretary: Ernest Cofield, treasurerg Miss Niclcel, sponsor. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Front row, left to right: R. Benn, H. Jew, P. Haldway, B. Garcia, M. Pacheco, L. Neal, A. Higuchi, A. Angulo, J. Roberson, G. Spencer. Second row: E. Smith, l. Lister, M. Brown, M. Fuentes, Mr. Jones, E. Tanalra, T. Kennedy, C. Basker- ville, R. Morefield, Miss Gilloon, W. Ito. Officers: Rose Marie Benn, presidentg Herbert Kelly, vice-president, Helen Jew, secretary-treasurer' Miss Gilloon and Mr Jones, sponsors. ln l946, tolerance was more discussed than practiced. l-lowever, such deep-thinking and far-seeing individuals as the members of the Cosmo- politan Club were slowly forming the foundation of international under- standing between people of all races and religions. They toolc such glibly recited phrases as The democratic way of life and All men are created equal and applied them practically. Sponsored by Miss Gilloon and Mr. Jones, the club discussed the contributions to society of the minority races and religions and pondered over their difficulties in facing the com- mon prejudices ofthe world. eadm ' Gfui . 0 . . As suggested by their name, the Junior Cptimists loolced on lite and the world with clear eyes and undaunted hearts. The turthering ot athletics and good sportsmanship was their aim, and their motto was a short rhyme by a tamous sportswriter ot that era: When the one great scorer goes to write against your name, he writes not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. The boys started their activities early in the year with sports, dances, and parties. Constantly striving to outdo inactivity all other clubs on the I-lill. they tormed one ot the most vigorous groups at school. JUNIOR OPTIMISTS Front row, left to right: H. Duftie, J. Sciuto, H. West, C. Cutri, J. Deewall, B. Cowling. Second row: R. Flores, J. Gangitano, G. Peterson, L. Dierdorft, G. Dale, J. Holloway, T. Simpson. Third row: B. Cendali, B. Mitchell, T. Barnes, H. Taylor, N. Stocks. Fall Semester: Ben Cendali, president: Harry West, vice-presidentg Cosimo Cutri, secretary-treasurer Downtown Optimists, sponsors. Spring Officers: Harry West, president: Ted Simpson, vice-president, John Holloway, secretary, Cosimo Cutri, treasurer. SPARTANS Front row, lett to right: B. Rector, L. Burton, J. Bruno, B. Merriam, L. Farquar. Second row: D. Schwarz, R. Davis, D. Downey. Third row: C. Ghio, L. Hubbard, E. Ohler, B. Coahran, R. Blair. Officers: Lee Hubbard, president: Ronald Davis, vice-presidentq Paul Hutter, secretary-treasurer Ray Blair, sponsor. The mighty giants who belonged to the Spartans in I946 were examples ot the type ot manhood to be tound on the campus ot San Diego l-ligh. Lilce the Cavemen they were, they stallced the grounds. ln each one's eyes :ould obviously be seen the desire to wrestle with a bear, however, as such muscular competition was ditticult to procure, those poor trustrated ath- letes had to organize and amuse themselves with sailing, bowling, baslcet- ball, swimming, and parties. Although their club was sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., their active sponsor was Ray Blair, Castle alum. 511 Mw!,MMsw4MlfhB9 N .W 1 X V ff nd NZM., X Ma 5 2 2 waxy V i V 3 W,,A,,,,i W Ax ff W X , ,. I ,A M My ,, ,,,,,, A -sw' 1 P P V Y Jfllfllap Jfi-W Ot all the l-li-Y's, the two little recorders are most tond ot the Hilltop l-li-Y, which was composed ot those compact Junior boys, whose minds were constantly planning new devilment. The club stressed athletics, but its members also tound plenty ot time tor parties and dances, which, atter all, are a torm ot exercise. The boys entered and won two basketball leagues, competing against l-li-Y's trom the other local schools. Like all true athletes, trom the time ot the Olympic games in Ancient Greece to the present, they strove tor good sportsmanship and tair play. HILLTOP HI-Y Front row, left to right: T. Anewalt, H. Williams, D. Le Laurin, B. Spaeth, E. Miner. Second row: L. Sieglinger, J. Shaw, F. Hope, H. Dillin. Officers: Dick Le Laurin, president, Hicks Williams, vice-president, Everett Miner, secretary: Hi Dillin, treasurer. GRAY CASTLE HI-Y Front row, left to right: R. Maches, R. Anthony, H. Howard, L. Nagel, C. Norman, K. Kennedy, R. Hoyt, J, Erkenbick. Second row: O. Burrell, J. Deewall, D. Krinitsky, B. Petersen, F. Coram, M. Dougall, W. Ullrich, A. Balistreri. Third row: B. Myers, F. Peirce, C. Bailey, T. Irving, B. Berenson, R. Bell, C, Stevens, R. Delmar. Fall Officers: Tommy Irving, presidentg Bert Berenson, vice-president: David Krinitsky, secretary: Chuck Stevens, treasurer: Mr. Bailey, sponsor. Spring Officers: Fred Peirce, president: Byron Meyers, vice-president: Frank Mercurio, secetary-treasurer. This high-minded Hi-Y ot the Senior boys maintained past traditions by continuing to be one ot the busiest social groups at the Gray Castle. lts members knew the meaning ot co-operation, and together they deter- mined to have an outstanding year ot extra-curricular relaxation and enter- tainment. As was the custom then, they amused themselves with such simple pleasures .as hayrides, dances and stag parties, making a name tor themselves with their tellow students when they gave a dance atter the l-loover-San Diego basketball game. ll-loover was an insignificant high school then attempting to thrive on the outskirts ot town.l Qmq Gafiife JH-W uma., H ff e ...A The modern little historians quickly search the tiles tor intormation con- cerning this mighty-muscle organization whose members leligible it they had made a letter in a Varsity sportl were the athletes ot '46 and the de- veloping greats ot the years that tollowed. To stress its importance and let the rest ot the student-body lcnow that it was not a dormant group, the Varsity S Club combined with the Little S to present a Two Name Band assembly in the Spring. The bands ot Allen Cassel and Lloyd Labrie entertained, and the Student Union Fund benetited. VARSITY S CLUB Front row: E. Padilla, G. d'Ablaing, M. Dougal, T. Duenez, V. Lloyd, A. Millan, R. Smith, H. Dillin, A. Aragon, J. Sulton. Second row: Coach Patten, L. Berrera, N. Stocks, C. Barnes, T. Simpson, A. Balestreri, L. Bowman, J. Castagnola, J. Garystano, E. McClard, F. Mercurio, S. Macias, C. Molina, R. Nelson, F. Ulloa. Third row: N. Scudder J. Holloway, J. Creclman, J. Hough, J. Deewall, L. Gritz, J. Adamo, C. Cutri, H. West, B. Cendali, P. Corona, R. King, H. Riehle, A. Dini, A. Negrete, R. Flores, Coach Bailey. Fourth row: E. Smith, R. Savoy, H. Taylor, R. Davis, R, Conklin, L. Hubbard, R. Grant, E. Ohler, D. McCole, C. Norman, D. Anderson. Fall officers: Charles Norman, president: Harry West, vice-president: Coach Bailey, sponsor. Spring officers: Lee Hubbard, president: Harry West, vice-president. LITTLE S CLUB Front row, left to right: Coach Crosby, H. Williams, D. Robertson, C. Ghio, B. Hall, T. Barnes, B. Dugan, H. Duffie, M. Dalcis, A. Lilcer, H. Escobedo, B. Prosch, J. Peterson, F. Peard, R. Lopez, J. Dewes, E. Sue. Second row: Coach Bailey, L. Burton, L. Sieglinger, L. Dierdorff, D. Cesena, J. Velasco, C. Roy, V. Corall, A. Burton, D. Smith, T. Wilson, E. Genet, F. Duarte, B. Hardy, J. Bower, Coach Patten. Third row: B. Batten, H. Smith, T. White, L. Ross, E. Smoyer, L. R. Madera, J. Marlcley, B. McCommins, G. King, H. Crawford, D. Hosea, B. Mellos, C. Mireles, B. Bega, G. Woempner, P. Hatter, B. Schwarz, R. Jones, H. Howard. Fall officers: Johnny Sword, president: Jim Marinos, vice-president: Coach Crosley, sponsor. Spring officers: Don Robertson, president: Johnny Sword, vice-president San Diego l-ligh in i946 was alert to the interests and capabilities ot its students and, realizing that not all ot the boys were inclined to partalce in the tour major sports, ottered a varied selection ot minor athletics. Many students preterred the more specialized exertion required tor golt, tennis and swimming: while others centered their athletic interest around wrestling, cross country, or the B, C, D, or Junior Varsity Squads. Those who made letters in one ot these minor sports were eligible to belong to the Little S Club, which was organized to obtain better equipment and awards tor its members. little u ll -Q., Y . F r ! ? is 1 Q 5 i 1 I I ' - f ' f f X tu 1 14 142, I? 555 tilt? fuzz iw gguazzlez' Four sweet singers were perhaps the most popular entertainers on the I-lilltop in I946. Their selections ranged from popular and light classical music to more thoughtful religious numbers. The Quartet, which was one of the oldest organizations at school, sang not only for groups like the U.S.O., the Lions' Club, and Naval I-lospital, but at such school functions as the February and June classes' Commencements and Mothers' Teas and Girls' League Fashion Shows. All assemblies whose program included the Boys' Quartet were sure of a large appreciative audience. QUARTET Left to right: C. Marsh, D. Newton, D. Meads, H. Berg. CHOIR Front row, left to right: B. Sherbon, D. Williams, P. O'NeiII, E. Edson, T. Lovato, B. Miles, M. Lutz, P. Mayer, E. Bond, M. MacGregor, J. Filippone, A. Neyenesch. Second row: E. H. Maxwell, J. Kemp, M. Pousson, H. Mull, S. Young, M. Phillips, J. Marietti, B. Galloway, V. Birdsall, C. Alexander, E. Kleckner, J. Bianco, J. Wheeler. Third row: B. Randall, W. Lee, C. Novotny, J, Laird, P. Newlen, L. Schroeder, S. Boyle, L. Hazeltine, J. Sutlitf, A. Gomez, V. Malonda, A. Usher. Fourth row: J Reader, C. Hall, C. Marsh, J. Ebner, M. McCraken, L, Tombaugh, M. Helfers, D. Quinn, D. Meads, B. Meyer, R. Gould, R. Lanes. Fifth row: R Starbeclr, L. Shourds, G. Dodge, G. Lytle, G. Dale, B. Irwin, T. Smith, J. McLachlan, J. Amador, I. Maggay, W. Bevier. Sixth row: L. Cooper, D. Williams, D. Newton, J. Catlin, V. Stotts, N. Rfchards, H, Berg, E. Fanning. Sponsor: Mr. Maxwell. Through the passing years one can almost hear the young voices of the San Diego I-ligh School Choir, singing again as they did for Mr. Reyer, and then, after the death of that beloved leader, for student director, Dick Meads, and Mr. Reyer's successor, E. I-l. Maxwell. The Choir sang for their traditional Christmas and Easter programs, for the All School Show, and for their Spring concert of music. At the end of the year they held an annual banquet. Like most musical groups, they were loved by the student body, for even barbarian youth reacts favorably to the beautiful Gfacuh Quay Gafufle Mwuaale The Gray Castle lvlusicale, a club of lyric-lovers and performers, was one of the oldest on the Hill. Its musical members joined to receive encourage- ment and to obtain opportunities to perform before appreciative audi- ences. That year the group contributed a SIOO War Bond to the Student Union Fund. The snoopers loolc out across the sweeping lawns of their school and see the Building, now talcen for granted, but still splendid de- spite its familiarity, and suddenly they are once more filled with admiration for the individuals and clubs, such as the Gray Castle lvlusicale, which worlced so hard to insure its future actuality. GRAY CASTLE MUSICALE Front row, left to right: J. Cummins, M. Montoya, R. Negris, J. Marsden, L. Pizzo, S. Whelan. Second row: R. Hughes, M. L. Way, J. Hansen, B. Hudson, Mrs. Schmitt, Mr. Maxwell, Mrs. Andrews. Fall officers: Ruth Negris, president: Juanita Cummins, vice-president: Cary Kinney, secretary: Sue Whelan, treasurer: Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Maxwell, sponsors. Spring officers: Sue Whelan, president, Marie Pausson vice-president, Lena Pizzo, secretary: Joan Marsden, treasurer. ORCHESTRA Front row, left to right: E. Friedland, G. Paine, C. Williams, J. Cummins, R. Humason, B. Hayes, R. Morena, J. Dowell, D. Chipman, J. Lewis, H. Adams. Second row: J, Sharpnaclr, D. Carnes, B. Byrne, R. Ales, D. Hester, J. Poole, C. Kinney, C. Green, N. Stephenson, D. Drossman, G. Klindt, D. Espinoza. Third row: W. Whitlow, B. Devine, C. Banaza, G. Clerk, R. Negris, G, Neyenesch, N. Chamblin, D. Luevano, B. Fish, E. Lowe. Sponsor: Mr. Marcelli. Several times a year the pupils of San Diego High School trooped over to the old Russ auditorium to relax to the rippling purity of the student orchestra's music. Losing themselves in its beauty and dreaming of cool forests or Russian horsemen according to the variety of selection, the stu- dents never ceased to feel awe and admiration for the orchestra members who, directed by tireless Nino Marcelli, devoted so much time to playing for service camps, civic and school affairs, and the all-city community symphony. Uwimha 111, ,,,,4,,, ,Q-,45jA,.,4V ,13, R Y, , ., , ,,,,, , Aw n 4 nunxuuunu SERG EAN ETTIES Front row, left to right: Lt. V, Tanzer, L. Gize, M. Stagner, B. Miles, R. Stenson, P. Brian, D. Phillips, P. Bullard, S. Rogers, D. Howe, M. Cox, K. Naiman, G. Mortimer. Second row: J. Cole, B. Poe, C. Alexander, B. Boberg, D. Poe, J. Rapp, M. Eckert, L. Meyers, C. Pan- ner, D. White, C. Talxis, R. Stone, P. Phillips, V. Hammond. Third row: P. LeRoy, D. Brasher, N. Diaz, J. Simon, J. Byrd, M. Curson, F. Hanks, M. D'Roney, R. Krause. E. Glassen, D. Buyers, A. Shroble, L. Meggs, G. Webler, S. Poole. Fourth row: F. Furry, M. Tusch, S. Berenson, M. Bowman, C. Walruff, S. Carrasco, B. Orosco, M. Cox, M. Davis, J. Carey, M. Lind, E. Stewart, F. Hoppis, A. Anderson. Fifth row: B. Beeler, D. Roberson, G. Elam, J. Laird, L. Lodge, F. Durson, M. Curson, M. Cox, N. Crosthwaite, B. Morris, M. Malzohn, A. Sullivan, B. Baughman. Sixth row: M. Finch, D. Diaz, W. Lindenmeyer, C. Caruthers, A. Hamerly, B. L. Hamm, V. Moretti, M. Rafalovich, M. D. Hallman, L. Tombough, L. Campbell, D. Beclrer. Seventh row: E. Prentice, C. Murphy, H. Bennett, D. Davis, R. Shelton, B. Hayes, Miss Teer. Sponsor: Miss Teer. Swageanellliei , The Sergeanettes, who might have been called Centaurettes tor their trisky, prancing ways, made up one ot the most colortul and spectacular organizations on the l-lill. Under the direction ot their sponsor, Kay leer oi the thermal personality, and Colonel Betty Lorenz, the girls presented Blue and White drills at each tooball game and at such outside programs as the Homecoming, the Shrine Charity game, and the Navy Day parade. They also met ships carrying returning servicemen. To climax the season, the strutters laid aside their pompons to stage the tar-tamed Ser- geanettes' Ball. winmiwiwiwymmammwgfmvwwwwfwofrhvwhw .. ,,,,,,,,, , , . ' ' Awwlmfl ,...4av . in f -1 ,vfirf WM 'Ulm 4, ,,.,.-v,,W,, yr- AMYZ f 0 N4 A WJWMN 3 i 7 X ,ljmf X Mai- Wa. Mai Wa-foreign and mysterious words beside the preceding ordinary titles-speak from out of the mist of the past for the small but important Chinese element at the school. The two snoopers, who must learn every- thing, are intrigued by this latest appellation and very quickly flip the filing cards to learn that Mai Wa was a Chinese club organized to promote friendship and to introduce to its members old Chinese culture. That year the group gave a l-lallowe'en party and a dance on the Chinese New Year, February 2, the proceeds of which went to China Relief and toward an award fund. MAI WA V Front row, left to right: Miss Walker, H. Jew, N. Wong, B. Jue, B. Ko. Second row: E. Owyang, D. Wong, A. Quin. Third row: E. Lee, T. Lee, H. Hom, Y. Lem. Fourth row: Y. Lee, G. Yee, J. Hom, E. Hom, M. Chew, E. Sue, W. Hom, F. Hom, B. Lee. Fall Officers: Y. Lee, president, Grace Yee, vice-president, D. Wng, secretary, Helen Jew, treasurer, Miss Walker, sponsor. Spring Officers: Grant Yee, president, Felix Hom, vice-president, Esther Owyang, secretary, Beverly Ko, treasurer. SWIMMERETTES Front row, left to right: J. Sutliff, M. Lebert, G. Daniels, L. Avellar, S. Strickley. Second row: B. Jue, E. Owyang. H. Jew, D. Wong, A. Prester, F. Villar, B. Willis. Third row: P. McLeod, M. McMahon, A. Hesser, M. Lovejoy, C. Rath, L. Daugherty. Fourth row: E. Hendricks, M. MacGregor, T. J. Kennedy, N. Wong, J. Reed. Fifth row: B. McMahon, P. Smith, Mrs. Stevenson, D. Smith, A. Merino. Officers: Gay Daniels, president, Mary Lebert, sales manager, Joyce Miner, pin chairman, Estelle Katz, publicity, Mrs. Stevenson, sponsor. This time the facts seem to swim a little before the researchers' eyes as they review the exertions of those aquatic members who divided into two groups, the beginners and the advanced, and spent Monday or Tues- day night at the Y.W.C.A. learning the fundamentals of swimming, com- peting against one another, or practicing water ballet. The Swimmerettes gave several plunge parties for the girls of other schools during that year, and finally, to prove that they could also function on dry land, they fin- ished the season with a beach party in May and a dance in June. .Swifnmeaeflwi laaea lufefut With renewed curiosity, the two recorders dig into the tiles ot the past to learn ot those bird-like I-Iillers who skimmed over the ice every Friday night many years ago. The members ot that group were recognized by their Glacier Glider pin, which was a small silver skate. lOtticers had the added distinction ot being allowed to wear a guard on their pins.l lm- portant events ot that year included the adoption ot a constitution com- posed by President Marjorie Eckert, instructions each Monday atternoon by a professional skater at the expense ot the club, and a program given at the Senior A skating party. GLACIER GLIDERS Sitting, Iett to right: M. White, L. West, V. Moretti, M. Eckert, S. Cavell, M. Van Nice, J. Parks. Standing: A. Anderson, B. Boberg, Mr. Kittredge, F. Conrad, D. Kempland, B. Nielson, D. McEIIigott, B. Lopez, C. Carlisle, B. Zinn, J. Rapp, E. Kleckner, R. Leonard. Officers: Marjorie Eckert, president: Marian White, vice president: Victoria Moretti, secretary: Dick McEIIigott, treasurer: Mr. Kittrcdge, sponsor. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front row, Iett to right: M. Crowder, M. Jett, N. Chamblin, J. Parks, A. Anderson, C. Alexander, E. Ortega, D. Hechanova, M. Shumway, B. Marin, P. Kissinger, E. Laxson, K. Palmus. Second row: B. L. Jones, G. Calkins, B. Pol, H. Tabadisto, L. Robinson, B. Seebold, V. Sanchez, N. Collaso, G. Pankin, G. Jackson, V. Lester, H. Imamura, V. Takeda, E. Kikuchi, F. Manzano. Third row: B. McDuftey, G. Gemeiner, J. Taylor, R. Stettens, J. Stormes, L. Burnett, D. Luque, D. Holl- man, M. Lujan, M. Riedy, E. Riedy. Fourth row: M. Koutsikos, Mrs. Ausness, J. Dacle, V. Clark, D. Brashear, F. Culp, G. Panner, P. Smith, M. Logan, E. Bird, B. Blaylock, A. Kinner, B. Moreno. Officers: Betty Jones, president: Percella Smith, vice president: Jean Robinson, secretary: Hazel Ta- Ioadisto, treasurer: Mrs. Ausness, sponsor. Girls were just beginning to revolutionize their participation in sports in I9-46. Although in those conservative days they were not yet allowed to play on the school tootball teams, they consoled themselves by joining the Girls' Athletic Association, which ottered, besides individual sports, tield hockey and volleyball in the Fall and basketball and baseball in the Spring. The tact that the president, Betty Jones, and the vice-president, Per- cella Smith, went to a G.A.A. conterence at Redondo Beach that Spring indicates that the organization was well known and accepted throughout the state. Galen' 14 Mafia Kluwzdian ' ' X' vw JVM' l i D.EBATE CLUB Front row, left to right: F. Smith J. Coulombe, H, R. Fuller. Second row: L. Cohen, M. Pont G. Deardortf, G. Page. Officers: Forrest Smith, president and er, sponsor. ,W f- ' my - ft lv , If f X , , G. ,f , Q F... 5F02 if RIDINGCLUB , Left to right: E. Hunt, L. Osborne, B. Byrne, N. Stephenson, Mr. Pat- ten, B. Hayes, F. Steiner, J. Hill D, Hester, O. Gibson, W. Knalls G. Born. Officers: Louis Osborne, presi- dent: Betty Byrne, vice president' Norma Stephenson secretary: Mr Patten, sponsor. Two other actively tunctioning groups at the Castle in IQ46 were the Debate and Riding Clubs. The boys and girls whose tree spirits couldn't stand the suttocating automobiles, and whose love ot animals and nature was stronger than mere desire tor speed, joined the Riding Club. De- baters satistied their relish tor arguing by talcing part each year in a series ot debates, oratory, and speech contests. Larry Cohen, vice-president: Aud- rey Smith, secretaryg, Mr. Alex- GIRLS' GLEE Front row, lett to right: K. Mac- Donald, C. Pickett, B. Johnson, T. Kennedy, E. Edson, J. Robinson, R Hughes, G. Minton, M. Thomas, E. Moeller, I. Castro, B. Hom. Second row: D. McConnehea, L. Kent, H. Heller, B. Nuclcolls, B. Norrell, M. Steel, J. Johnson, A. Lowthian, B. McDermid, D. Bos- chen, J. Torricellas, L. De La Cruz. Third row: M. Sanders, L. George, R. Reel, L. Lewis, R. Ferris, J. Brigham, A. Eslinger, N. Mclntyre, T. Ottombrino, B. Purcell, A. Ca- macho. Fourth row: M. Logan, L. Parker, J. Sieger, J. Torgerson, A. O'Con- nor. Sponsor: Mr. Maxwell. A BOYS' GLEE Front row, left to right: M. Sum- merfield, accompanist: J. Rumsey, C. McGinty, C. Beebe, B. Arm- strong. Second row: S. White, G. A. Allen, L. Johnson, D. Purdey, R. Torres, R. Chambers. Third row: E. Kenniston, B. Pink- ertan, O. Gibson, A. Snodgrass, D. LeMay, W, Thomas. Fourth row: M. Martinez, J. G. Valadez, C. Carlisle, G. Deardortt, J. Coulombe, K. Kennedy, J. Han- sen, J. Amador. Sponsor: Mr. Maxwell. Many ot the young boys at school who were preparing to enter the choir tirst joined the Boys' Glee Club. The Club in i946 was the tirst since the war. The Girls' Glee pertormed tor such high school entertainments as the Books tor the Philippines assembly and also tor several local junior high schools. Qn the social side, the girls planned and carried out several hay rides, mountain excursions, and beach parties. 'ZF' A COMPANY A N- 3 , rw 1' ' ' Q ,M to A fl Q A , f yn if wmv ., ff- , , i , Q Sfyf AQ, , X, Q' , Y f 4 r COMPANY B as g , It was natural that in those post-war years, people were still military- minded. The boys at San Diego I-ligh were no exception. Feeling them- selves defenders, it not ot their country, at least ot their school, they joined the R.O.T.C. and paraded with pride their khaki uniforms. The Otticers' Club was organized tor commissioned otticers. Members had weelcly meetings where, besides discussing otticial business, they planned events lilce the Military Ball. This dance was always one ot the most sparlcling ot the season, complete with billowing dresses, crisp uni- torms, and sabers, whose every tlash symbolized the glory ot the RO. ROTC OFFICERS Front row, left to right: lst Lt. J. Lee, Capt. B. Johnson, Lt. Col. R. Sayer, Capt. J. Peterson, lst Lt. J. Murrel. Second row: SfSgt. l. Huffman, 2nd Lt. F. Steiner, lst Lt. D. W. Reeves, Znd Lt. Gosset, 2nd Lt. J. Bliss, Maj. lnf. E. Aisenbrey. Spring Officers: Cadet Lt. Col. Ralph Sayer, battalion command- er: Cadet Capt. Bud Johnson, commander of Company B: Cadet Capt. Jack Peterson, commander of Company A. Fall Officers: Lt. Col. Bud John- son, battalion commander: Major Jaclr Peterson, executive officer, Ist Lt. James Lees, commander of Company Ag lst Lt. Fred Steiner, commander of Company B. RIFLE TEAM First row, left to right: Capt. J. Peterson, Sgt, C. Kinney, lst Lt. J. Murrell, Corp. W. Towne, lst Lt. D. Reeves. Second row: Ist Lt. Lees, Sgt. E. Coftield, Sfsgt. L, Doster, Pte. J. Tanaka, Pvt. F. Herdel, Pvt. B. McCann, 2nd Lt. D. Gossett. Third row: Pvt. W. Faucet, Ptc, N. Struab, Ptc. C. West, Sgt. B. Hirsch, Spring Captain: Donald Reeves. Fall Captain: Jael: Murrell. All those sharpshooters ot '46 who secretly imagined themselves Davy Croclcetts or Daniel Boones, joined the Ritle Team to improve their marlcs- manship and to gain the opportunity ot competing with other teams. That year San Diego's group toolc thirty-tirst place in a competitive match with seventy-tive other ritle teams, many ot which were composed ot students trom military schools. San Diego- l-ligh did not stress militarism, but it always encouraged extra-curricular activities tor its students and was proud ot its group ot hardened dead-eyes. Q46 1 S X i Q.,- f J s O1 f 3 f This time the Album recalled a basketball game and followed one ot San Diego-'s most modest stars, Walter Pietila, there. The tirst picture shows Wally and his tellow varsity players seated in the grandstands watching the Bee teams play. Then Walter leads the group in an impressive parade to the loclcer rooms, where, once dressed, the boys listen to Coach Brose's last minute advice. The team runs out and begins warming up, and then betore the preluding hand-shalce ot San Diegols Bob Grant and the oppos- ing team's center, the players and their coach wish each other luclc in a huddled hand- clasp ot their own. That game was the last in which Walter and tour other ot the tirst string players could play, tor they were graduating the next night. As a final tarewell to their school and each other, they posed with gay cameraderie tor the cameraman. M1 f, M, A- W mxwmxx A F X 3 W M I- i , ,nf ' ,lg 1.2: 1 San Diego l-ligh's first post-war football season was one of the best in the history of the Old Gray Castle. Coach Bill Bailey's fast charging eleven la name then applied to the football teaml brushed aside all Victory League foes with amazing ease while accumulating 362 points, the largest number ever to be racked in the war-time league. The Hilltop varsity, which was at one time in the season rated as the best prep eleven in the nation, again played the dirge to San Diego's cross- town rivals, l-loover l-ligh, to the tune of 38-6. The l-lillers, after winning eight straight games, finally succumbed to a powerful Long Beach Worod- row Wilson eleven, 27-!3, in the first round of the S.C.l.F. playoffs. ln two non-league tussles, the smooth-working Cave contingent beat Santa Monica High, 40-O, and Pasadena l-ligh, 6-O, the latter tilt being played under the arc lights of the famous Rose Bowl. Some high points in the season, recalled on the filing cards, were Coach John Brose's magnificent work in rounding out an outstanding line.. . Fred Peirce's great quarterbacking that engineered the winning touchdown in the Pasadena game . . . Doug lVlcColl's injury that sidelined him for six important weeks . . . the phenomenal catches of All-Southern Cal. end Charles Coffey . . . the dynamic aerials of quarter Joe Adamo . . . the nineteen point quarter in the Carnival . . . the touchdown twins, l-larry West and Cosimo Cutri, whose great running baffled all-the placing of seven l-lilltoppers on the mythical all-city eleven. VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: M. Dougall, H. Dillin, F. Mercurio, T. Irving, managers. Second row: H. West, L. Dierdorff, G. Dale, J. Gangitano, L. Gritz, J. Adamo, C. Cutri, A. Aragon, J. Marinos, D. Broderick, G. Buono, J. Holloway, E. Suggett. Third row: R. Conklin, J. Dahms, L. Dawson, J. Acevedo, D. McColl, L. Hubbard, C. Coffey, R. Davis, H. Taylor, T. Poole, J. Brown, E. Ohler, D. Dyson. Fourth row: Coach Bailey, R. Lopez, T, Lowerison, G. Edwards, F. Peirce, R. Savoy, R. Flores, K. Crain E. Smith, A. Burton, A. Dini, P. Hatter, E. McClard, J. Bower, J. Verdusco, Coach Brose. Season's scores: Coronado, 46-O: Santa Monica, 40-Og Sweetwater, 79-63 Point Loma, 49-Og Grossmont 53-03 Hoover, 38-63 La Jolla, 60-l3g Pasadena, 6-Og Long Beach Wilson, I3-27. JAYVEE FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: M. Dakis, student coach: C. Blattler, H. Duffy, C. Burke, C. McLocklin, M. Bullock, R. Rodriquez, T. Ritchey, D. Hunt, E. Sue, E. Smover, S. Flores. Second row: J. Crawford, mgr.q T. Wilson, J. Hansen, D. Clarkin, C. Barnes, J. Yamoda, N. Suggett W. Ohler, J. Dewes, W. McMahon, D. Newport, R. Goulding, Coach Patten. Third row: S. Macias, W. Dugan, C. Genet, W. Johnson, W. Cooper, J. Brown, J. Smith, T. Barnes, H. Schmit, J. Lerma, V. Corral, S. Galindo, H. Crawford, L. Ross, R. Green. , . A W i' em R , lp. 5 X fe ,X .sk N, V SS M , 355 if X Xiu 12 Mf iii 'N- vi can r,forH,:Ja4y 3.4, I-H4 I' YQ U M1915 olys. op lylxlpif d3.4cIf Fda 6455 QN I-HE uelag i fE4M , A ft JERKY QAHMJ The greatest catastrophe in sports circles at the Castle that year was the mid-term graduation ot six ot the tirst seven players on the Hilltop hard- wo-od crew. The season, however, was one that was marked with victories. Mentor John Brose, coaching his last team tor the Cavers, obtained some ot the best tives in Southern California to compete with the Hillers. After conquering such stalwart teams as Cathedral High, Huntington Beach and Pomona, the Cavers went down in deteat, bowing to San Ber- nardino High in the semi-tinals ot the Chino Tourney. Taking this loss in stride, the Hilltoppers went on to deteat every team on their schedule until Feb. 8 when Grossmont High eked out a 28-26 verdict over the hard tighting Cavers. A week later, Hoover High's casaba crew invaded the Hilltop gym and whipped the home varsity, 48-36. That year marked the tirst season in many years that the Cavemen didn't meet the Cardinals in at least three games. Sparking the Hillers throughout the entire year was veteran torward Ben Cendali, who was among the league's top scorers and also- on the second all-league tive. Center Bob Grant was placed on the first team and guard Joe Castagnola on the second team. Tutored by Bill Bailey and led on the court by captain and center Johnny Sword. this year's Bee basketball team swept all competition aside with comparative ease. The lightweight hardwooders were unde- teated in non-league as well as league competition. They had two close calls, however, when they ran into unusually hot Hoover and Compton casaba crews: they won both games by one point in the last minutes of play. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: B. Cendali, L. Bowman, J. Castagnola, W. Pietila, N. Scudder, Coach Brose. Second row: J. Carroll, Mgr.: J. Marinos, R. Lopez, A. Liker, L, Ross, P. Corona, A. Dini, Mgr. Third row: E. Padilla, J. Holloway, C. Barnes, R. Grant, W. Featheringill, B. McCommins, E. Smith. Season's scores: Alumni, 3l-297 Huntington Beach, 38-271 Pomona, 36-241 Cathedral, 4l-ll: San Ber- nardino, 32-23g Compton, 23-l3g Redondo, 36-29: Coronado, 25-223 Long Beach Wilson, 39-27, Kearny, 60-22: Sweetwater, 39-285 C.l.M., 32-29: Huntington Beach, 2l-IS: Long Beach Wilson, 45- 3Ig Point Loma, 49-305 Grossmont, 27-29: La Jolla, 33-301 Hoover, 36-48: Compton, 24-223 Leuzingcr, 43-Zlg Anaheim, 25-43. ' BEE BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: R. Ortiz, G. Garcia, B. King, B. Herman, M. Chew, L. Siegliriger, B. Hall. Second row: Coach Bailey, B, Augustine, H. Riehle, J. Sword, B. Precht, E. Padilla, C. Bateman, C. Sanfilippo. 1 f 4 , I f I 1 W IW fl A W f . Varsity line: Poole, Dawson, Dini, Hub- bard, McColl, Coffey. All Victory League selections: 'front row, Cutri, Adamo, West: back row, Conklin, Dahms, Hubbard, McColl, Coffey. Varsity baclrfield: Cutri, Gritz, Adamo, West. Varstiy baclrfield: Cutri, Brown, Adamo, West. S Q H l J ., 3, M Q is Varsity basketball team after mid-year graduation: Fzatheringill, Holloway, Cen- dali, Barnes, McCommins. Track stars: front row, Smith, Rielwle West, Cutri: back row: Stocks, Deewall Hardy, Tiglne. 2 1 , I . i V 1 X, 4 .f1,,f 4-ff-we 9 X 4 A ff' nf .ggi 1 W 4 f ff f . if W W. ff 5 W f , , , ,,, V V , V, ww ws f W-We M az . fs, ., ,I , , V ,. I I '- Lg N -' ' 5 ,-ii ' 1 , ff A -. , s f We M, , ,,,, . M.. ' Q V fs ' f' 4, ,U M, ff We ya sy, VARSITY BASEBALL Front row, left to right: H. Wexler, mgr.g J. Robinson, C. Coffey, J. Dahms, L. Pennington, J. Verdus- co, G. Richardson, Coach Morrow. Second row: F. Peirce, J. Catlin, P. Corona, E. McCIard, C. Norman, J. Brown. Third row: V. Dambrose, mgr.: J. Crawford, mgr.g M. Dougall, H. Dutfey, B. Dugan, B. King, C, San- tilippo, C. Stevens, A. Ford, mgr. Season's scores: Sweetwater, 8-3: La Jolla, I6-3: Point Loma, I9-43 Hoover, 4-O: Grossmont, 5-4, Ana- heim, 9-3: Fullerton, 6-21 EI Monte, 0-33 Tucson, 0-3, 8-I, Il-7: El Centro, 24-31 Orange, 6-Og Pasadena, 9-25 Inglewood, I8-0. Under the caretul supervision ot pre-war diamond coach DeweyJ. Mike Morrow, newly returned trom the navy, San Diego High's varsity baseball team went through a winning season to capture the Southern California high school championship from Inglewood High School. Unbeaten in tive league games, the hard hitting Hillers trouced all local competition by tantastic scores, Traveling to Pomona to participate in the Southland's biggest interscholastic baseball tournament, the Hilltop nine reached the quarter-tinals before bowing to an uncanny El Monte aggregation, 2-I, in one ot the best trays ot the tournament. Hoover High School's Cardinals then walked oft with the coveted trophy and the extra S300 bonus donated by the Hollywood baseball club, the tollowing week, however, San Diego blasted the Redbirds twice, I6-9 in the tirst encounter and 4-O in the second. Highlights ot the year's nugget season included the smooth working double play combination ot shortstop Charlie Santillippo and second sacker Bobby King . . .the hustling play ot co-captains Chuck Norman and Fred Peirce, which inspired the Hillers both on and oft the playing tield. Bafieiall 4 1 1 . , ' l , gin ! ,, 3: f X I , fi! 8.113-i 43 ' , f M' 'f' ' , , ' ,x ,M F W X x f ' N 1 . 5. f 'W-'M X ' 1 X , :V 2 '- -XX lt V9 A 4 . 4 , f ,Z -,J , ww. Wm ,Jf Q, W' 2451 , nf? 1 41 4' ff: 532 Q N sa, K WW , wwf 'hack Led by Norman Stocks, state quarter mile champion, the Gray Castle track team won the Victory League Championship tor the second straight year, undeteated in seven league meets. Although Coach Bill Patton's men were never closely pressed in city competition in the varsity class, the Bees and Cees did land in the runner-up spots in their divisions. Point producer Norman Stocks, who won the cjuarter mile in the state meet and broke the Castle record tor that event, was the busiest man on the squad, participating in the hundred yard dash, 440, broad jump and relay. Stocks set the league century mark at I0 tlat, the quarter mile mark at 50:2 and the relay mark at l:32.2 in the dual meets. James Barrera and l-larry Taylor were consistent point makers, Barrera participating in the 220, l00 and broad jump, and Taylor unning the halt mile. Standing out among tthe many highlights ot the season were the victory ot the relay team in the State meet . . . the great high jump ot Graydon Calder which broke the Southern Cal Bee record . . .the outstanding pole- vaulting ot Bob Smith betore his injury removed him from competition . . . the consistency with which Joe Acevido grabbed ott top laurels in the shot put . . . the overwhelming victory San Diego scored over Hoover in dual meet competition. VARSITY TRACK Front row, left to right: T. Duenez, F. Robertson, J. Hasson, W. Hardy, J. Creelman, G. Stanley, R. Clancy, A. Rucker, E. Fletcher, J. Carroll, V. Lloyd, R. Bell, R. Smith. Second row: N. Stocks, J. Deewall, C. Cutri, H. West, D. Anderson, A. Millan, J. Holloway, G. d'Ab- laing, E. Sue, R. Meyer, J. Petersen, R. Miller, E. Miller, H. Lee, C. Carter, C. Molina. Third row: R. Nelson, mgr.g R. Bega, T. Simpson, M. Wribe, T. Barker, E. Smith, M. Riehle, T. Wilson, C. Genet, G. King, T. Bahu, S. Macias, C. Widman, H. Williams, R. Villapando, G. Calder, T. Tighe, F. Ulloa, mgr.g A. Alvarez, mgr.q R. Martinez, Coach Patten. Season's scores: Sweetwater, 89V2 -l4lf2: Kearney, 76-285 Point Loma, 74-305 Grossmont, bl-34, Hoover, 72-32, La Jolla, 83V2-l9V2. CROSS COUNTRY Front row, left to right: M. Angel, J. Jelasco, D. Blang. Second row: T. Simpson, G. King, J. Creelman, H. Williams, H. Escolbedo, Coach Patten. !,....f Z T' :A .1..- . if . f Q , WZ' .X Mft-rs s' .af ' ' .. 'x ffeif ' 4... , f , , X, Q.. fi .35 TOP MEN Front row, left to right: R. Estrada, J Sutton, captain: L. Madera, J. Kelley D. Marteeny, C. Mireles. Second row: Coach Crosby, R. Flinn, B Lovato, H. Sam, D. Smith, C. Ball, R Lawhead, J. Winter, mgr. Third row: D. Myers, A. Negrete, J Bower, L. Dierdorff, J. Hansen, H. Tay- lor. Fourth row: B. Cowling, R. Beckett, F. Janise, R. Rausis, R. Jones, D. McColl. WRESTLlN'G Front row, left to right: R. Estrada, B. Lovato, B. Flinn, E. Hom, D. Smith, J. Sutton, Captain: C. Roy, W. Edrozo, W. Bevier, N. De Santi, H. Adams, A. De Santi, V. Tarantino, J. Tirado. Second row: Coach Crosby, R. Warner, D. Marteeny, H. Sewell, C. Ball, A. Cal- darella, J. Moore, J. Ballistreri, J. Kelley, A. Escalera, A. Negrete, B. Cowling, J. Varonfakis, T. Manuel, J. Winter, Mgr. Third row: B. Beckett, B. King, G. Peter- son, J. Hansen, L, Sciuto, J. Bower, R. Gould, L. Dierdorff, F. Navarro, T. Pine, L, Naiera, C. Mireles, R. Anthony. Fourth row: B. Lawhead, B. Myers, V. Cervantes, E. Dunkel, R. Rawsis, J. Cruse, F. Janise, J. Markely, F. Lee, B. Johnson, B. Machado, R. Longson, K. Peck. Fifth row: M. Bullock, G. Edwards, H. Taylor, D. McColl, S. Flores, L. Coofer, R. Jones, E. Nava, K. Scribner, A. Burton. San Diego High had the honor ot being the prep school wrestling capitol ot Southern Calitornia. The Hilltop bone crushers put down all opposition in seasonal meets with El Centro, Calexico, Kearney and Vocational School. The Cavemen then captured the S. C. l. F. tourney, held that year at El Centro, by placing eight men in top positions and three in tourth spots. Those who placed were Spike Estrada, Captain Jack Sutton, Joe Kelley, Byron Myers, Angel Negrete, Loren Dierdortt, Jim Hansen, and Harry Taylor. Fourth place winners were Leroy Madera, Charles Mireles, and Jesse Bower. TENNIS Front row, left to right: T. Anewalt, F. Hope. Second row: B. Cenclali, R. Phemister. GOLF ,QW ,MW tg 'ww-' 'VV' - ' ,, 1 WM, MI' Front row, left to right: S. Rhodes, G. X Woempner, B. Ortleib, F. Morey. Second row: K. Hubbard, C. Beebe, B, Hubbard. v The l-lilltop mashie wielders were crowned the I946 Victory League champions as they copped all ot their league matches. The l-lillers, losing only one dual match all season, sported one ot the best records garnered at the l-lill in many a year and defeated their arch rival, l-loover High, 30-6. Although the tennis squad did not have so successtul a season, they did make great gains in experience tor the next net season. They ended their league competition in third place behind Grossmont and La Jolla. ,-f '2. WK 946 fa-. f K 19' Q TMN- RQ R N--.. SENIORS 1946 Out of the misty past, the two moderns see a flash of gold and a splotch of deep blue. These colors, symbolizing their pins, rings and sweaters, indicated to the '46 graduates that the last semester had arrivedg the Seniors turned to their Senior activities with a feeling of sadness that their school days would soon be over. exif li Lsgs Cn these tinal album pages is recreated a typical Senior A cabinet meeting with the photogenic president ot '46, Lee l-lubbard. As soon atter 2:30 as possible, Lee would hurry down to the Senior A ottice, tug open its massive door, and relax tor a tew minutes by the colce machine. Then other members would begin tiltering into the room, perhaps arriving early to turn in dues money to the quick little red-haired treasurer, Lorna l-lenderson, or to tallc among themselves and with the Senior advisors, Mrs. Schmitt and Mr. Davis. When everyone had arrived, l.ee, with stern expression, would call the meeting to order, while the etticient secretary, Nancy Jo Fidler, recorded his words. Finally when the meeting was over, Old Fred, as much a tradition to the Senior A's as their sweaters or pins, would hurry with moclc terocity all loiterers from the room. ss BSU! M M 1 5 f 5 f ff? .K wmaumm Qld! Elm As much an organized unit as the student body government was the Senior A class each year. lts officers lwho were elected by the Senior B's the semester beforel chose with the help of the faculty advisers, Mrs. Schmitt and Mr. Davis, the Senior A cabinet members from the list of applicants. Led by President .limmy Grangitano, with the bright blaclc eyes and irresistible smile, the Seniors reigned as leaders of the school by attending or talcing part in the Senior A Slcating party and play, the Fac- ulty-Senior A softball game, the Mothers' Tea, the Ditch Day, Ves- ioers, Gift Day, the Prom and finally -Commencement. Jfmmy Gangitano, president, Viola Molina, vice president, Viola Muehllre, secretary: Daphne Squires, treasurer. . + 2 ,V We ,wwf Kr MTV wif 1 .z,ffMwn 10' wa! A-err awk We We 'gif Z First row, left to right: Eleanor Maches, Announcements: Joy Musser, Annual Editor: Yale Lem, Art: Viola Molina, Assembly: Doris Lamb, Bulletin Board and Parliamcntarian. Second row: Aida Acosta, Caps and Gowns: Georgia Smith, Commencement: Chris Andrews, Commencement: Don Robertson, Dads' Day: Norman Scudder, Ditch Day. Third row: Joe Castagnola, Ditch Day: Florree Olsen, Gitt Day: Chuck Ghio, Gitt Day: Verma Abbott, l-listorian: Emalene Cooper, Mothers' Tea. Fourth row: August Balistreri, Play Ticlcets: Arthur Isaac, Printing: Pat Stafford, Prom: Audrey Neyenesch, Prom: Martha Beltord, Publicity. Fifth row: Arthur Angulo, Skating Party: Franlc Peard, Sott- ball Game: Nita Brashear, Typist: Grace Yee, Vespers: Jackie Rose, War Aid. fig '91 flu, wkwuff Mrs. Mary Schmitt Mr. Chester Davis Advisers Alf .,J ' Spain? Glau The Spring graduating class ot '46 was one ot the largest and most dynamic in the school's history. Therefore, it was appropriate that its president should be the equally large and dynamic Lee l-lubbard. Following precisely the same calen- dar as that ot the February grad- uates, the Spring Senior Hs entered into the semester ot tun with joytul vivacity, but as each activity was completed, they were suddenly pain- tully aware that in the same way, their beloved high school days also were slipping silently by and would soon remain only as cherished memo- ries in their hearts. Lee Hubbard, president, Irene Manzano, vice president: Nancy Jo Fidler, secretary, Lorna Hen- derson and Harriet Bennett, treasurer and assis- tant treasurer. W HMV First row, left to right: Ted Smith, printing: Jim Markley, assembly: Bert Berenson, publicity: Doris Schusterman, sport dance. Second row: Rose Marie Benn, sport dance: Jean Parks, skating party: Rees Gould, skating party: Norma Steven- son, typist. Third row: Diane Mitchell, typist: Ruth Neumann, senior Russ: Alan Liker, taculty-senior game: Bill Mitchell, taculty- senior game. Fourth row: Bert Epsten, photographer: Dorothy Mitchell, sweaters: Sally Cavell, annual editor: Jerry Jackson, annual editor. Fifth row: Brita Boberg, annual art editor: Orman Burrell, annual business manager: Nettie Wong, announcements: Marjorie Eckert, announcements. Sixth row: Mary Thornburgh, ottice manager: Grant Yee, emblem. Seventh row: Mrs. Schmitt, class adviser: Mr. Davis, tinan- cial adviser. 7 Q ,W ANNUAL STAFF Front row, left to right: R. Tower, V. Kingdon, T. Frencl'1. Second row' S Cavell, J. Jackson, Miss Bowman, Miss Kuhn, L. Henderson, V, Kennedy, l. Duffy, A. Anderson. - Third row: B. McCommins i Wm Manual ln IQ46 it was tlwe custom to print an Annual containing a general re- view ot ttie year's activitfes. Faculty advisers lured with promises or glory, poor unintormed students to apply tor the positions ot co-editors, busi- ness manager, art editor and static members. To their woe and amaze- ment, tlwese previously caretree in- dividuals awalcened to discover tliat tlwe annual meant tiard work. After mucti youtlwtul complaining over the discipline ot deadlines, tlwey turned out a tinisned product. Miss Bowman, Sponsor H '7fze faaaq fbaaa As annual as graduation itselt was the Senior A play in those days. An untailing source ot revenue to the Senior A class and a medium tor the histrionically inclined, it was directed each year by trim little Miss Lois Perkins. ln I946 the production was The lvory Door, an allegorical tan- tasy written by the creator ot the immortal Winnie-the-Pooh, A. A. Milne. All Senior A students were welcomed to tryout tor parts and then were judged and selected by Miss Perkins. That year the leads were played by two noted Hilltop dramatists, Betty Lomenick and Leon Burton. CAST Front row, left to right: D. Robinson, J. Griffith, J. Workman, M. Eckert, B. Lomenick, L. Hubbard. Second row: Miss Perkins, L. Henderson, R. Elsner, B. Devine, N. Stocks, H. Taylor, D. Pick. Third row: C. Gilene, G. Dodge, B. Machado, J. Chilton, L. Burton, J. Aarely. l l a s WG -W MM , ,Wy WWZW ii 'MM 6, 1' Bfffff Aiwa 1 her f, 1,1 .-ff, , M! ' 'WN' and ' 1 ,WW Wi, f'jff,,Q,f'1'f ff sinh-N... K 3,5109 First row, left to right: Marilyn Cooke, prom: Jaclcie Mair- son, prom: Nancy McKean, vespers: Betty Byrne, vesloers. Second row: Pat Thill, gitt day: Bob Sylvester, gitt day: Rose Ellen Elsner, art: Joy Ra p, art. Third row: Natalie Camerlynci, historian: Carole Shuman, bulletin board: Greta Panner, caps and gowns: Catherine Horn, caps and gowns. Fourth row: Joan Workman, commencement: Doris White, commencement: Howard Riehle, dads' banquet: Fred Lee, dads' banquet. Fifth row: Douglas McColl, ditch day: Marion Jett, moth- ers' tea: Lettybeth Goulding, mothers' tea: Valerie King- don, motto. Sixth row: lrene Louise Cole, parliamentarian: Marilyn Moser, play ticlcets. Seventh row: Bob McCommins, play ticlcets: Harry Taylor, printing. fqnnual egcfilaad Sally Cavell and Jerry Jackson Co-editors Brita Boberg and Lorna Henderson Art Co-editors Orman Burrell Business Manager . ,, sg in ffl' 43,1-nu! z 4 4 ' 4... ,. , r 52 . 7 W 4177 9 ' V ff , . V ,- Y .Q ,Q 'Q , ,sr '-rms . ,als V. K X 5. i if if .Y 1 . s , .5 W . . .st x s , , 6 X X ef 1 X Q ' X XV? Q2 fn i I ,M . z A, Sq g, ,. , . .fi ' . i sw! al, gfgwx lg S., 3 I - Q x .A A- T Verma Dane ., ,,., .v... .-.av Swimmerettes, Victory Aid, Girls' Court, Airlines. Aida Mary Acosta-Sr. A Cabinet, Aquinas Club, Stenographer or Artist. Joe Adamo--Varsity Football, J.V. Foot- ball, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Russ l-li-Y, College. John Amador-Choir, Boys' Glee, R.O.'l'.C. Non-Coms Club, U.S.N. or S. D. State College. Christopher Andrews-Russ Art Editor, Commencement Chairman, Radio Speak- ing. Arthur Angulo-Pep Squad President, Sr. A Cabinet, War Bond Chairman, Service. Alfonso E. Aragon-Varsity Football, J.V. Football, Varsity S Club, Little S Club. College. Rudy Arenas Virginia Betty Augusta-Beautician School. Charles Bahu August James Balistreri-Varsity Basketball, Sr. A Cabinet, Gray Castle l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, S. D. State College. Darrel Basta-U. S. A. Ellen Basura-Travel. Thomas Becerra-Service. 4 Martha Louise Beltord-Russ Feature Edi- tor, Drama Club, National Thespians, Quill and Scroll, Sr. A Publicity, C.S.l:., Univer- sity ot California. Wanza A. Bemis - Mothers' Tea, Post Graduate. Angelina Bernardini Freda Bersalona Mary Lou Beville Robert E. Billings-Russ l-li-Y, J.V. Foot- ball, U.S. N. Charles Lee Bowman-Varsity Basketball, B Basketball, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Sr. A Skating Party Committee, College. A- f -'a1 't'-m n-:'t ' T. -ooif Team Captain, Spartans, Little Q Club, lJ.S.A. or Golt Protessional. Nita Brashear-Girls' League Home Room Representative, Sr, A Cabinet, Window Display School. Adeline Bravo-All School Show, Swim- merettes, Girls' Glee, Junior Classical League, Aquinas Club, College. Marian Busco Theodore H. Buteau-Cross Country, B Track, Hilltop Hi-Y Vice-president, Little S Club, M.l.T. Johnny Lee Byrd-P. V. College and Mu- sician. Mary M. Camacho-Vocational School. Helen Rosamond Carlston - Sophomore President, Sr. B Treasurer, Student Legis- lature, U. C. L. A. Joseph Castagnola- B and C Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball, Sr. A Cabinet, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, College. Diego Cesena-S, D. H.S. Swing Band, Wrestling Team, Little S Club, U.S. A. Harold Chase Violet Chew-Los Angeles City College. Wilbur Chew-U. S. C. Dental College. Anna Chiechi Wilbur Richard Coahran, Jr.--Spartan Sec- retary, U. S. N. N09 y, 'ow 19491 w i L? y . 'i x f' 'C 1963 I 5 vii' ,sz W my Wm. ' fig sd' ,av John Costantino Emalene Cooper-Red Cross Representa- tive, Mothers' Tea, Yanks. Electra Cossolias-Vocational School. Mary Covert Lester Crawford Esther Hope Crosthwaite-G.A.A.. Glacier Gliders, S. D. State College. June Lorraine Curtis-Mothers' Tea. Jeannette DiBattista-S. D. State College. Salvatore DiBlasi-Little S Club, J.V. Wrestling, College. Phyllis Arlene Dockham-Mothers' Tea, Modeling School or Sales Clerlc. Pauline Marie Dunn-Yanlcs, Window Dis- play School. Josephine Dupuy--Student Assembly, S.D. State College. Ann Marie Dyson Jasin Edwards Francis Elters-Sr. A Play, President ot Flying Club, Skating Party, Commercial Pi ot. Virginia C. Enerva-Dress Designer. David Johann Evenson-C. S. F. President, C. S. F. Vice-president, Starlet Association Vice-commodore, Stantord University. Bert Ferris Robert Fredricks-U.S. A. or College. Stanley Friedman-Russ Statt, Badminton Club President, Student Legislature, Uni- versity ot California. Belva Jo Fryer-Girls' Ritle Club, Vesper Committee, Airlines. ri. Reese runner-iwauorrar rorensic League, Debate Club President, Quill and Scroll, Russ Statt, Grey Castle Musicale, C.S.F., University ot Puerto Rico. Jerome Gangitano-Varsity Football, Var- sity S Club, Junior Optimists, Sr. B Activity Committee, Sr. A President, J.V. Football, College. Consuelo Gaxiola-Vocational School or Work. Charles Cottardo Ghio-Sr. A Cabinet, Spartan President, Little S Vice-presi- dent, B and C Basketball, B Track, Gitt Day Chairman, U.S.M.C. or College. Frances Angela Giacalone-Vocational School or Work. Charles Giamanco-U. S. A. Robert J. Grant-Spartans, Varsity Bas- ketball, Ditch Day Committee, Varsity S Club, M. l. T. Janet Hamblen-Prom Committee, Choui- nard. Robert James Heilman - C. S. F. Vice- president, Starlet Association, Choir, Track, Tennis, Pomona College. John Herman-U. S. N. Robert Heyneman-C.S. F. Treasurer, Sci- ence Club, Chess Club President, Pep Squad, Tennis Team, Commencement Committee. Sylvia Ernestine Hobson-Junior College. Charles Hofmann-C.S. F., Little S Club, Tennis Team. Jing Sik Hom-Mai-wa, College. Thomas Hom Helen Louise Hooper-Home Room Presi- dent, Business College. Dudley H. Hosea- Russ Photographer, Wrestling Team, Little S Club, U.S.M.C. Roland Hoyt, Jr.-l-li-Y, Swimming, U.S.A. or College. Henry Hrbek 'Betty Hughes-Sergeanettes, Sr. A Play, All School Show, Girl Reserves Vice- president. Arthur G. Isaac-Senior A Cabinet, All School Play, R. O. T. C., Service or Printer. 'RS KV' 'QZW idk 4. we X 5 47 rw ff' .Maw Q-Q nr? 'ul' '4-If Yiww? Alberta May Jamison-Sergeanettes, Dress Designer. Elsie Marie Jinlrins Marcella Johns-Work. Raymond Johnson Howard Allen Kennedy Keith Kennedy-Hi-Y Club, Sr. A Play, R. O. T. C., U. S. A. Pearl Marie Kisner-College. Katherine Kreag-Sr. A Play, Work. Edward M. LaDou-Glacier Gliders, Service. Doris Elaine Lamb-Sr. A Cabinet, C.S.F., Student Assembly, Badminton Club, Vic- tory Aid Committee, U. C. L. A. Harold Land-Music. Young Lee-Little S Club, Mai-wa, S.D. State College. Yale Lem-Assistant A. S. B. Art Commis- sioner, Sr. A Cabinet, Mai-wa, Art School. Thomas Frank Lemmon-U. S. A. Fred LoCicero-U. S. A, Muriel Lutz-Choir, Social Worker. Eleanor Frances Maches-Sr. A Cabinet, C.S.F., Victory Aid Committee, U.C.L.A. Jeanette Marietti-Choir, G.L. Fashion Show, All School Show, Business College. Norma Marquez-Work. Dorothy Helen Marshall Marceline Leola Marshall-College. James Edward Mayhorn Richard Waldo Meads-Choir Chairman, Quartet, All School Show, Sr. A Play, Drama Club, College. Robert Corson Millan-Sr. A Play, U.S.A. or College. Wanda Jean Mikel Viola Molina--Sr. A Vice-president, A.S.B. Council, Sr. B Sweater Chairman, G.l.. Board ot Control, Girls' Court, College. Ruth Abigail Morris-All School Show, Swing Band Vocalist, Choir, Sr. B Get- together, Sr. Play Props, College. Viola Muehllce-Sr. A Secretary, Sr. A Play, Victory Corps, Art School. Elizabeth Musser Joy Anna Musser-Annual Editor, Sr. B Vice-president, Sergeanettes, C. S. F., All School Show, Victory Corps, U.C.L,A. Joel Allen Naive-Activity Commissioner, C.S,F. Treasurer, Basketball, Pomona College. Audrey Jean Neyenesch Helen Lucile Niclrens Florree May Olsen-Sr. A Sport Dance, Sergeanettes, Lt. of Acrobats, Gift Day Chairman Thes ians Sr. A Pla Pasadena . p . y. Playhouse. Keith Eric Oxford-Assembly Commis- sioner. Eltego E. Padilla A YM? 'K' aw X ,Mft 4,-L5-H '33 A-gg A , I5 - sf , .yr 'ff . -'Q Aus . 9' it ww f wsvqh, Q ix 'wi X . ff 41 1 5, , , 1 , izjllafaw , Mrff'if'4sw'f' fa .Mini .L wry , X s ' fs 5 S , 1 X N ff X V ,W Z' 1'- 0-7 'N A E Gladys Ann Payne--Liber Arts, Urno University. Frank O. Peard-Sr. A Cabinet, J. V. Bas- ketball, Little S Club, U.S.A. or College. Art Pepin-Swing Band, Little S Club, Stage Crew, Conservatory ot Music. Morena Perine Harry Robert Photinos Lucille Piraino-Aquinas Club, Work. Domingo E. Porciuncula-U. S. N. Gurley M. Queen-College. George Rafalovich-Wrestling Team, Little S Club, Swing Band. Rudolph Eugene Ramirez-Wrestling, U.S. A. or College. June Kathryn Rasmussen Jean Ray-Work, College. Donald E. Reynolds-Work. Donald R. Robertson - Sr. B President, Little S Club President, Dads' Day Chairman, M. l. T. Gloria D. Rodriguez-Business College. Dorothy ,lean Roeder-l-lomeroom Presi- dent, Vocational Center Secretary. Jacqueline Rose-Sergeanettes, Victory Aid Chairman, Girls' League Representa- tive, Victory Corps, Airlines. ' Frank Sam-J.V. Wrestling, B and C Basketball, Little S Club, College. Grace Santos Rose Marie Sardina-Vocational School or Work. Robert Howard Saxton-U. S. N. Ralph Henry Sayer Lola E. Scott-Cosmetology College. Norman S. Scudder- Baslcetball, Junior Optimist, Sr. A Cabinet, Varsity S Club, M. I. T. Joe Serrano Maurice Shapiro-Service or College. Georgia-Love Smith-Sr. A Cabinet. C.S. F., College. Jeanne Smith-S. D. State College. Daphne Letitia Squires-Girls' League Board ot Control, Sr. B Cabinet. Sr. A Cabinet, All School Show, Girls' Glee, Girls' Court, College. Patricia Lynn Stafford Leonilda Stagnaro-Work. Margarette Doria Summerfield-Conserva tory ot Music. Donald Edward Sundstrom-U. S. A. Eleanor l. Tanaka - International Club, College. Virginia Thompson-Beautician School. Janet Tucker-Trade School, Dressrnalcer. William Wainwright--U. S. A. Myrna Whipple Oscar Wilson Martha Beaulena Williams Beverlie Winfrey-Pep Squad, Prom Com- mittee, S.D. State College. 'Grace C. Yee-G. A. A.. Badminton Club, Mai-wa, Sr. A Cabinet, Girls' League Board ot Control, Swimmerettes, Nurses College. ish 5 ,. Z i .1 W7-s it t ..-il 46 1-gm. Jude James Aarlie-Sr. A Play, College. Fred L. Aclelson-C.S.F. Activity Commis- sioner, Sr. B Cabinet, l-li-Y, Science Club, College. Carol Alexander-Sergeanettes Presiclent, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Choir, Swirnmerettes Office Work. P A 0 R, F, Gow, fsafqsiffafliiov NM me 'N' xg 'iii' F1561 ' fe iz' ,N , i V rj' il N . ' -4-V 'f 12- h ,,f'ff -'+V 'fy Antelma Alonfio-Work. Atanasio Alvarez-Varsity S Club, Navy. Evelyn Alviar-Work. Astrid Anderson-C.S.F., A.S.B. Secretary, Junior Secretary, Annual Staff, Sergean- ettes, U.C.L.A. If, Club, Track, J.V. Football, College. Neda Rue Anderson-Swimmerettes, Work. sr . , ' 1303 X X D' J ,P as rQQi?,+l Betty Anglin-Student Assembly, Business il College. F Roger L. Anthony-Hi-Y, Wrestling Team, ii- 1 C II . . S o ege ' U 1 Dewey Aplustill-Little S Club, U.C. Ag . . -. A g SC ii- Gilbert E. Arguello Marvin Arnold-Service. Angeline Asaro-Work. Ruth L. Asbury-Girl Reserves, l-lorizon , ! Club, Business College. 0 . V irgli-. Venancio Ayap-Navy. ? llfflysg-5, -,rpg rxgvfzfh' IQ, Beverley Baker-Mothers' Tea, Work. ,W fc,ffir ' f,L'vii,,v. liiiemp af? it ,K - U J ,.,, F! Ray Baldridge . alfa ' Beverly Elaine Ball-Girl Reserves President, GL. Representative, Housewife. Terry Barker-Student Assembly, l-li-Y, Sr. A Sweater Committee, Track, College. Don Anderson-Varsity S Club, Little S ti F Clyde Barnes-CSP. President, Jr. A Presi- dent, Varsity S Club, J.V. Football, College. James R. Barrera-Track, Merchant Marine. 'Betty Barrett-Work. Bill Barrett-Trade School. Walter E. Bates-Navy. Robert Langworthy Batten-Little S Club, J.V. Football, College. y . V Barbara Ferris Baughman-Lieutenant ot Sergeanettes, Girl Reserves, GL. Board ot Control, Work. Fred Beard-College. Dorothy Ruth Becker-Sergeanettes, Dental Work. Bob Bega-Junior Optimists, Little S Club. Track, College. Norma Jean Bell-Jane Delano Club Presi- dent, P.T.A. Representative, Cosmetology School. Bob Bell-l-li-Y, Radio Club, Track, Navy. Rose Marie Benn-Sr. A Cabinet, Cosmo- politan Club, G.l.. Board ot Control, Pep Squad, College. Harriet Bennett-Sergeanettes Captain, Assistant Sr. A Treasurer, Pep Squad, Jun- ior Vice President, All-School Show, Col- lege. Charles Benson-Navigation School. Aurelia Bentley-Work. Bertram M. Berenson-Russ Statt, l-li-Y, Quill and Scroll, Annual Statt, Sr.A Cabi- net, U.C.L.A. Harold D. Berg-Choir Chairman, Boys' Quartet, Little S Club, J.V. Football, Col- lege. M f I . ,- fl Jeanne J. Binner-G.l.. Boardgot Control, 7,1 Girl,-Reserves Vice' l3festde nt, --tSaffr ' Diego State College. Ethel Pearl Bird-Bible Club Treasurer, G. A.A., Castle Spurs, Photography School. Vivian Birdsall-Bible Club President, Choir, l-lousewite. Shirley Ann Birt-Calvin College. Virtis Otlwo Blaclcstoclc, Jr. Jaclcson Bliss-R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, College. Evelyn Block-A.S.B. l-listorian, C.S.l:., Sr. B Treasurer, Russ Statt, Sergeanettes, U.C. l..A. Brita Boberg-Annual Art Editor, C.S.F., G.A.A. Secretary, Pep Squad, Sergean- ettes, U.C.l..A. Mario Bompensiero-Navy. Marion Borttlwiclc-Student Assembly, Girl Reserves, University ot Tennessee. Mary Anne Botte-CSP., Sergeanettes, San Diego State College. Donna Bottini-Sergeanettes, Clioir, House- wite. Mary Alice Bowen-Swimmerettes, Badmin- ton Club, Worlc. Phyllis Bragg-San Diego State College. Bill Braunstein-R.O.T.C., Science Club, Boys' Fed. Treasurer, College. Dorotlny Breuninger-Castle Spurs, Office Worlc. Patricia Brian-C.S.l3., Sergeanettes, GL. Representative, Girl Reserves, Junior Col- lege. Alex Brice-College. Wanda M. Bridges-Girl Reserves, Sergean- ettes, Pasadena Play l-louse. Nellie Brouillette-Girl Reserves, Cal.. Rep- resentative, Business College. Barbara Brown-Girl Reserves, Swimmer- ettes, l-lorizon Club, GL. Representative, San Diego State College. William Lee Bryson, Jr.-Boys' Fed. Presi- dent, C.S.P., Little S Club, Quill and Scroll Jr. Classical League, U.S.C. Del Burk-College. Orman Burrell-Annual Business Manager Senior Cabinet. Leon Burton-Spartans. S.D.l-l.S. Swing Band, All-School Show, Little S Club, Stu- dent Assembly, Music School. Katherine Busalacchi-Vocational School. Charleen Byers-College. Betty Byrne-Russ Statt, Quill and Scroll, Lit Parade Co-editor, Sr. A Cabinet, Or- chestra, San Diego State College, Natalie R. Camerlynclt-C.S.l:., Sr. A l-lis- torian, Homecoming, State College. Lola Campbell-Sergeanettes, Business School. Josephine Campos-Work. Nellie Camunes-Vocational School. lrene Canaris-Swimmerettes, Woodbury Business College. Deane R. Carlson-San Diego State Col- lege. Sylvia Carrasco-C.S.F., Sergeanettes, All- School Show, Student Assembly, Vocational School. , Jerry' Carroll- o b II Mana V, iasliet- ball g a , r i Harold B. Carter-Hi-Y, Student Assembly, Navy. Rosemary Castro--Beauty College. Sally Cavell-C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, Annual Co-editor, Glacier Gliders President, Pep Squad, U.S.C. WM' TTT: WX 'Uv Leafs! - O C o 'WI I f -iff r 'IVE 1932 sa R19 I NMI' L Jiri Q -it Q7- P Q Cecelia Chacon-, -,..-.... Nan Chamblin-Sr. A G.L. Representative, G.L. Treasurer, Orchestra, 6.A.A., Badmin- ton Club, San Diego State College. James D. Chilton-Junior Optimists, Russ Static, Senior A Play, Student Assembly, Traclc, U.S.C. Clayton C. Christopher Colleen Clancy Cedric Claret-l-li-Y, College. Patty Clarlr-Pep Squad Secretary, Student Assembly, Girl Reserves, G.L. Representa- tive, State College. Ellen M. Cochran June Lee Cochran-G.L. Representative, Glacier Gliders Secretary and Treasurer, Business College. Charles Edward Coffey-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, All Victory League Co-cap- tain, Varsity Football, Varsity Baslcetball, Army. Larry Cohen-Debate Club, Horticulture. Irene D. Cole-Beauty School. lrene Louise Cole-Sergeanettes Lieuten- ant, Girl Reserves, Sr. A Cabinet, G.L. Pro- gram Committee, All-School Show, U.C. l..A. Nativadad Collaso-G.A.A., Tennis Club, Badminton Club, Work. Margaret L. Colton-Junior College. Christine Conn-G.A.A., G.L. Representa- tive, Student Assembly, Girl Reserves, G.L. Program Committee, Junior College. Ray Conn-U. S. Army. Mary Lois Conner-Girl Reserves, Swim- merettes, College. James Ronald Coolc-State College. Marilyn Coolre-Sr. A Prom Co-chairman, Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, State College. Bobbie M. Cooley-Student Assembly, Drama Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Louis Cooper-C.S.F., l-li-Y, Choir, Quar- tet, College. Zula Mae Cooper Franlr J. Coram-I-li-Y, Aquinas Club, Boys' Fed. Cabinet. Bernice Cordova-Glee Club, l-lousewite. Mary Cox-Sergeanettes Vice-president, Drum Corps, Glacier Gliders, GL. Board ot Control, G.A.A., State College. Catherine Beverly Creer-Girl Reserves, ln- ter-club Council Representative. San Diego State College, Audrey Arlene Criswell-San Diego State College. Gloria M. Crosthwaite-Sergeanettes, Glee Club, Vocational School. Janice Crouch-Orchestra, Work. Marion Crowder-G.A.A.. Glee Club, Choir, Swimmerettes, Pep Squad. Wheaton College. Emma Cruz-Telephone Work. Julie Cuclwna-Business College. Virginia Lee Cunningham-C.S.F., College. Lois Kay Curry Marcia Lou Curtiss-State College. Cosimo Cutri-Junior Optimists Treasurer, Varsity S Club, Varsity Football, Traclc, U. S.C. Gerrit d'Ablaing-C.S.F., Varsity S Club, Student Assembly. Traclc, San Diego State College. Manuel Dalcis-Boys' Fed. President, As- sembly Committee, Boys' Fed. Cabinet, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Stanford. Nancy Dancy-Girl Reserves, Tennis Club, University ot Arizona. Gloria Jean Davidson--G.A.A. Vice-presi- dent, Band, Girl Reserves, Junior Activity Commissioner, Tennis Club, College. Bill Davies-Navy. K? I Dora Dee Davis-Girl Reserves, Glee Club. All-School Show, Sergeanettes Captain, Sergeanettes Quartet, Business College. Ronald Keith Davis-Varsity Football, Spartans Vice President, Varsity S Club. Little S Club Treasurer, Navy. Leon Dawson-Varsity S Club, Varsity Foot- ball, College. John Deewall-l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, Radio Club, Traclc, Junior Qptimists, U.S.C. Bernice Frances Devine-Sr. A Play, Girl Reserves, Crchestra, Sergeanettes Drum Corps, Student Assembly, Art School. Connie Ann Diaz-6.A.A., College Dominick DiBona Doris Dickinson-C.S.F., U.C. Amerigo Dini-Varsity S Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball, San Diego State Col- lege. George W. Dinlcins-Boys' Fed. Secretary and Treasurer, Junior Optimists, J.V. Wrest- ling, Little S Club, College. Gordon Owen Dodge-Sr. A Play, Choir, Pep Squad, Traclc, Navy. H. Ruth Doolittle-C.S.F., Glee Club, Gray Castle Musicale, Junior Classical League, San Diego State College. Donald Dorn-Navy. Marvin Dougall-l'li-Y, Varsity S Club, Football Manager, J.V. Baseball, San Diego State College. Earl Dowell-l'li-Y, Army. Helen Doyle-Sergeanettes, Choir, Tele- phone Worlc. Phil R. Duarte-Merchant Marine. Robert W. Duemling-Russ Editor, A.S.B. President, C.S.F., Quill and Scroll, Annual Static, Yale. lrene Duffy-Girl Reserves, Swimmerettes, Annual Statt, GL. Representative, College. Warren Charles Dukes 19 E325 Marion Lee Dunlcle-Clrioir, Student Assem- bly, San Diego State College. Charles A. Durlcin-l-li-Y, Bible Club, Col- lege. Donna Lou Dysart David A. Dyson-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Football, College. Lois Earley- . Joyce Ebner-Cboir, All-Sctiool Sliow, Stu- dent Assembly, University ot Minnesota. Mar'orie Eckert-C.S F. Sr A Pla, Sr 1 . , . y . Announcements, Sr. B Cabinet, Sergean- ettes Drum Corps, San Diego State College. Bill Edrozo John H. Eldridge-Basketball, Navy Betty J. Elliott-GJ.. Representative, Jun- ior College. Bill Ellis-l-li-Y, Sr. B Assembly, Student As- sembly, College. Rosellen Elsner-Sr. A Cabinet, Sr. A Play Pep Squad College fool Jeff,-J ' D A W I f Bert Epsten-C.S.F., Annual Photographer, Camera Club President, Quill and Scroll University ot Utali. Lupe Carmen Estrada-G.A.A., Work. Ninfa Estrada-Work. rf? fr! Zfqfyff , n . f UN ff. f f X 19 161' l :sf BQ s Mfig 'li9i -1 I M D P www 5 View my 'ET' Georgia Eustis Bill Farish-Colorado School ot Mines. Wallace Featheringill-l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, Varsity Basketball, Student Assembly. San Diego State College. LoRita Fette-l-lousewite. Robert A. Fibiger-Swing Band, Navy. Nancy Jo Fidler-GJ.. President, Sr. A Sec- retary, Russ Statt, Junior Cabinet, Sopho more Cabinet, State College. Barbara Fieger Josephine Filippone-Aquinas Club, Choir, Vocational School. Mary Theresa Finegan-Vocational School. Virginia Fink-Cr.A.A., Girl Reserves, Hori- zon Club, Reception Work. Dominick Flamini-Army. Beverly Fleischmann Donald C. Fleisher--U.C. Bertha Flores-Telephone Work. Margaret Louise Foster-Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, College. Allen G. Franks-Vocational School. Mathilde French-C.S.F., Annual Statt, Sr. A Sweater Committee, GL. Board ot Con- trol, Student Assembly, College. .loe Frontiero-N avy. Esther Fuchsman-Swimmerettes, Tennis Club, College. Marilyn Funk-C.S.F. Secretary, GL. Board ot Control, G.A.A., Tennis Club, University ot Minnesota. Natalie Beth Gage-Junior College. Lilla Jean Galloway Margaret Garate-G.L. Representative, Beauty School. Helen Garcia-Pan-American Club, Yanlcs, Swimmerettes, Telephone Work. Josephine Garcia-Junior College. Bob Gattiker-San Diego State College. Joe Gerache-Little S Club, College. Harriet Gillam-Girl Reserves, State Col- lege. Robert Glines-Army. Bettye Gilpin Dominga Gimenz-Work. Robert Glines-Army. Norma Goetz-Sergeanettes, Commercial School. Ermina Gonzales Mary Louise Gonzalez-Kelsey Jenney Commercial College. David Gossett-R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, R.O.T.C. Ritle Team, San Diego State Col- lege. Rees Gould-Sr. A Cabinet, Junior Presi- dent, A.S.B. Council, Choir, Pep Squad, College. Lettybeth Goulding-Sr. A Cabinet, G.L. Committee, U.C.L.A. Jan Griffith-Sr. A Play, C.S.P., Russ Statt. G.L. Secretary, Pep Squad, U.C.L.A. Lawrence Gritz-Junior Optimists, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Varsity Football, San Diego State College. Sonia Marilyn Gross Jean Gullco--Girl Reserves, Camera Club, Woodbury College. 'lift Charles Hubbard Gullett-Sr. A Play, San Diego State College. .lim Gunn-Varsity Basketball, Merchant Marine. John Guzzo-College. Cyril Hall-Choir, Army. Michael Hall-C.S.P. Treasurer, A.S.B. Treasurer, Cal. Tech. William Stuart Hall-Head Yell Leader, Little S Club, Pep Squad, Hi-Y, B Bas- ketball, U.S.C. Charles Gerald Hamilton James Hamilton-Service. Herbert Hammond-Dentistry. Betty Hansen-Sergeanettes, Drama Club, Badminton Club, Pasadena Playhouse. Henry Hardcastle-Architectural College. William Harcly-Little S Club, J.V. Base- ball, Varsity Track. Glee Harris-GAA., Sergeanettes, Band Majorette, Business College. Betty Jean Harrison Alison Hartnett-C.S.F. College. Paul Hatter-Hi-Y, Spartans Secretary, Lit- tle S Club Vice-president, J.V. Football, J. V. Basketball, San Diego State College. June Hayashi-Business College. Betty Lou Hays-GAA., C.S.F., Swim- merettes, G. L. Representative, College. Lillian K. Hazeltine-Choir Secretary, Girl Reserves, Work. Theresa Hechanova-Girl Representative.. Beauty College. Marian Helters-Choir, G. L. Representa- tive, G.A.A., U.S.C. .lay D. Helmiclc--Military Service. Fern Helzer. Lorna M. Henderson-Sr. Treasurer, Sr. A. Play, Russ Statt, Annual Statt, G.A.A., College. Joyce Hensley-C.S.l3., Junior Class Secre- tary, A.S.B. Historian, Junior Classical League President, A.S.B. l'listorian, San Diego State College. Ruth Hernandez-G. L. Representative, Swimmerettes, Sergeanettes, Student As- sembly, Work. Anne Hesser-Swimmerettes. Nancy Joan Higley-Pan-American Club, San Diego State College. Alyce Higuchi Rena L. Hileman-l-lorizon Club President. Girl Reserves, Cosmetology School. Marlene Hirlbach-Business College. Wally Holmes-Swing Bancl, C.S.F., USO Unit, Musical Conservatory. Thomas L. Honeycutt-Student Assembly. College. Glenn Hoover-Swing Band, Band, Orches- tra. Ben Sadao Horiye Catherine Horn-Sr. A Cabinet, Girl Re- serves, Business College. 'LSEC' :sf ' S33 . W N -. mg , A lllllll' '-l!,19EfJ f . '15 1992 A 'Y 1.1 -- ,- . , ' Harry Howard--Hi-Y, Little S Club, B Traclc, Service. Natalie Howard-G.A.A.. Badminton Club. Dorothy Ann Howe-Sergeanettes' Drum Corps Lieutenant, All-School Show, Girl Reserves, San Diego State College. Lee Hubbard-Sr. A President, Boys' Fed. President, Sr. A Play, Spartans, Varsity S Club, Menlo Junior College. Verna Hubrecht-Rifle Club, Badminton Club, Worlc. James E. Hurley-Hi-Y, San Diego State College. Zenobia Hursey-Vocal College. May Hyde-C.S.F., Sr. A Play, G. Commissioner, Pep Squad, Swim- San Diego State College. Hazel Ann llmrig-Sergeanettes, Choir, Tele- plwone Worlc. Tommy lrving - Varsity S Club, Varsity Manager, Hi-Y President, Student Union Committee, San Diego State College. Billie Lou lrwin-Cosmopolitan Club, Worlc. Robert Irwin-Art College. Jerry Gee Jackson-C.S.P., Annual Co- editor, Winner of lnlc Girls' Tournament, Stanford. Roger B. Jarvis-Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Navy. Marian Jett-C.S.F., Senior A Cabinet, Homecoming Chairman, 6.A.A., Junior Classical League Vice-president, San Di-- ego State College. Helen C. Jew-Mai Wa Club Treasuren, Cosmopolitan Club Secretary and Treas-A urer, G.A.A., Swimmerettes. Pearl Johansen-Girl Reserves Treasurer. Sergeanettes, College. Bob H. Johnson-Student Assembly, Col-A lege. William E. Johnson-Sophomore President.. Sr. A Play, A.S.B Vice-President, R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander, Russ Statt, College. William F. Johnson-College. Betty Ann Jones-C.S.F., College. Betty Lou Jones-G.A.A. President. Bad- minton Club, Tennis Club, Junior College. Richard Jones-l-li-Y, Little S Club, J. V. Football, J. V. Wrestling, College. Betty Joy Junghans-C.S.F.. College. Ernest Kapes-San Diego State College. Melvin J. Karaffa-l-li-Y, Track, Navy. Dottie Jean Keen-School tor Models. Bernice Kelly-G. L. Art Co-commissioner, lJ.S.C. Thea Joy Kennedy-Cosmopolitan.Club, Gray Castle Musicale, Swimrnerettes, Work. Virginia Lee Kennedy-C.S.F., Sr. B Vice- president, Russ Static, Quill and Scroll, Ser- geanettes, San Diego State College. Gretchen Kennell-Margaret Morrison Car- negie Technical Institution. Danquin Kenner--Nursing School. Elta June Kerwin-Drama Club, Thespians, Dramatic School. Donald Key Marian Kikuchi-Pep Squad, College. George Donald Kimball Dorothy Adeline King--Bible Club, Salva- tion Army. f Robert Eric King-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Varsity Baseball, B Basketball, San Diego State College. Valerie Kenyon Kingdon-CSF., Sr. A. Cabinet, Annual Statt, G. L. Board ot Con- trol, Tennis Club, Mills College. Arlene C. Kinnischtzke-Sergeanettes, All- School Show, G.A.A., Commercial Col- lege. Patricia Jane Kittleson-Drama Club Presi- dent, Thespian Club President, Sr. A Play, Pep Squad, College. Ibm-tn lllua-Sproeanettes Drum Corps, Beulah Knouse-Yanks Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Business College. Annabelle Knudsen - Sergeanettes Drum Corps, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Work. Sylvia Koch-Glee Club, Work. Rosemarie Krause-Sergeanettes, G.L. Rep- resentative, Student Assembly, Glee Club, College. David Krinitsky-Orchestra President, l-li-Y Secretary, Julliard School ot Music. Raymond Krum-College. Katherine Kazuko Kusumoto-C.S.F., U.C.L.A. William H. La Far Phyllis Lamb-Sergeanettes, Girl Reserves All-School Show, College. Sara Lee Lane-Pep Squad, Student As- sembly, Work. Barbara Lankamp Dina Lanuza-Swimmerettes, Beauty Col- lege. Loris Larsen-C.S.F., U.S.C. Marjorie La Shella-C.S.l:. Secretary, Bible Club President, San Diego State College. Raul Laughlin Sylva Lawenda - C.S.l:., Swimmerettes, Science Club, G. L. Representative, U.C.L.A. Mary Lebert - Swimmerettes President, Science Club, Girls' Ritle Team, C.S.l:., Glacier Gliders, U.C.l..A. Bowmond R. Lee-Mai-Wa Club, College. Edmond George Lee-Mai-Wa Club, Cos- mopolitan Club, Army. Fred Lee-Pep Squad, Jr. A. Cabinet, Sr. A Cabinet, College. Myrtle Lee-G.L. Representative, Business College. James Lees - R.O.T.C., Otticers' Club, Ritle Team, San Diego State College. Alan R. Leitch-Navy, Celia LeonfCollege. XIM . Penny Le Roy-Quill and Scroll, Russ Statt, Sergeanettes, Drama Club, Student As- sembly, College. Shirley Leson-l-lornecoming Committee, San Diego State College. Mary Lieber Alan Marshal Lilcer-l-li-Y, Student Assem- bly, Boys' Fed. Cabinet, Sr. A. Cabinet, Little S Club, U.C.L.A. Vann M. Lloyd-Little S Club, Varsity S Club, l-li-Y, Track, Junior College. Freicla Lockwood-l-lousewite. Lois Elaine Lodge-Sergeanettes, C.S.l:., GL. Board ot Control, G.A.A., College. Betty June Lomeniclc-Drama Club, Presi- dent, Sergeanettes Band Major, C.S.F., Sr. A Play, All School Slriow, College. Donald Lord-Navy. Betty Lorenz-Sergeanettes Colonel, Stu- dent Assembly, Pep Squad, G. L. Repre- sentative, All-Sclwool Show, San Diego State College. I helma Lovato-Choir, Travel. Patricia Loveland-Work. 19 Q6 ff ja x I llllllf 03' 43 S.. Kathleen Lowerison - Student Assembly. San Diego State College. Alice Lowthian-A.S.B. Ticlcet Auditor. A.S.B. Treasurer, G.L. Representative, G.A.A., Commercial College. Antoinette Luizze-Vocational School. Genevieve Lulcen--Aquinas Club, Busi- ness School. Raymond Howard McBride-Army. Eddie McClard-l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, Lit- tle S Club, Varsity Football, J. V. Baseball, Service. Douglas McColl-Sr. A Cabinet, l-li-Y, Var- sity Football, Varsity S Club, Little S Club Vice-president. Bob McCommins-Sr. A Cabinet, Annual Statt, C.S.l:., l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, San Diego State College. Patsy McConnell-G.L. Costume Chair- man, G.L. Representative, San Diego State College. John M. McCo -Photographic Club, San Diego State Coilege. Mary Lou McCracken-Choir, Telephone Work. Gene McDougall-Business College. Phil McGoldriclc-Debate Club, National Forensic League, San Diego State College. James H. McHale-San Diego State Col- lege. Peggy McHenry-Telephone Work. Nancy McKean-Sr. A. Cabinet, Sr. B Sec- retary, Orchestra, G.A.A., Badminton Club, San Diego State College. John McLaughlin-Army. Billie McMahon-Swimmerettes, Badminton Club, San Diego State College. John McMahon Karla E. MacDonald-Drama Club, Castle Spurs, Girl Reserves, U.C. Marie MacGregor-Work. mary mack-zregor-Swimmerettes, Badmin- ton Club, Jane Delano Club, College. Bill Machado Jr.-C.S.F., Sr. A Play, Gold Brick Editor. Drama Club, Little S Club, San Diego State College. Richard Warren Maches--l-li-Y, Boys' Fed. Treasurer, U.C. Marguerite Madrilejo-Cosmopolitan Club, Swimmerettes, Sales Work. Jacqueline Mairson-C.S.F., Prom Co- chairman, Pep Squad Vice-president, Russ Statt, Quill and Scroll, lJ.C.L.A. lrene Manzano-CSF., Sr. A Vice-presi- dent, Russ Statt, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A. President, U.C.L.A. Joan Mariner-GJ.. Representative, Girl Reserves Secretary, C5.A.A., San Diego State College. Andrew Marino-Pep Squad, Army. June Markle-Telephone Work. James Norman Markley-Sr. A Cabinet, Sr. B Cabinet, Little S Club, Basketball, San Diego State College. Rebecca E. Martin-Sergeanettes, Band Majorette, All-School Show, G.A.A., Com- mercial College. Mary Martinez Chieko Matsumoto - Cosmopolitan Club. Seamstress. Bill Mellos Frank Mercurio-l-l' Y T as re, V sity S-I ciu ii an f 'wltlfstffbgi Alice Maldonado Merino-Swimmerettes. Student Assembly, Beauty College. Margaret Merrick John Ritner Metcalf-Glacier Gliders. Bible Club, Swimming, Pasadena Junior College. Alten Miller-Service. gt Joyce Miner-C.S.F., Science Club, Swim- W merettes, Badminton Club, Stanford. F. Marilyn Millar il, al!! Charles Mireles-Service. Betty Jean Mitchell-Vocational School. Diane L. Mitchell-Sr. A Cabinet, Girl Re- serves, Student Assembly, San Diego State College. Dorothy D. Mitchell-C.S.l:., Sr. A Sweater Chairman, Lit Parade Co-editor, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Mills College. Lois Mitchell - GL. Board ot Control, Choir, Russ Statt, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Nursing. Phyllis Mitchell - Sergeanettes, G.A.A., Business College. Bill Mitchell-Sr. A Cabinet, Junior A Cab- inet, Cheer Leader, Boys' Fed. Vice-presi- dent, Junior Qptimists, Annapolis. Ken Miura John Charles Molina - Varsity S Club, C.S.F., J. V. Football, Track, College. Hilda Leonila Montejano--Swimmerettes, Woodbury Business College. Francis L. Montijo-U pholstering. Marquita Nellie Montoya-Aquinas Club, Gray Castle Musicale, Pan-American Club, Junior College. Helene Audre Moore-Junior College. Belle lrene Morris-Swimmerettes, San Di- ego State College. Joe Anne Morris-Girl Reserves, San Diego State College. Daniel H. Morrissey-Merchant Marine. Gladys lrene Mortimer-Girl Reserves Vice- president, Sergeanettes Flag Twirler, Lieu- tenant, San Diego State College. Marilyn Moser-Senior A Cabinet, Science Club, College. Helen Louise Mull-Girl Reserves, Choir, Swimmerettes, Work. Ignacio Munoz-Army. Loretta M. Murray-Bible Club, Student Assembly, Badminton Club, G.A.A., Swim- merettes, College. Q JZ if fig 'Sv FX: 9,4-:id 309 in .lack Murrell - R.Q.T.C. Ritle Team, R.Q.T.C. Qtticers' Club, Army. Byron Myers-I-li-Y Vice-president, Little S Club, Wrestling, Merchant Marine. Loraine Nagy-Business College. Chistose Nakano Olive Lenore Nash-Business College. Ortensia Navarro-Beauty College. Angel Negrete-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Wrestling, Qlclahoma A. and M. Robert T. Hughes Nelson-Varsity S Club, Varsity Traclc Manager, J. V. Football, Navy. H. Ruth Neumann-C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, Russ Editor, Quill and Scroll Presiclent, Jun- ior Vice-president, U.C.L.A. Reserves, G L. Boarcl ot Control College Margaret Louise Newlen-Choir, Russ. Girl J D N Ch' B 'Q CSF vb on ewton- our, oys uartet, K, ' Boys' Fecl. Vice-president, San Diego State College. Joanne Nickel - Swimmerettes, Camera Club,.San Diego State College. Charles Norman-A.S.B. President, C.S.F., Hi-Y, Varsity S Club, Varsity Baseball, Cal. Tech. Lillian Notestine-C.S.F., Russ Statt, Quill and Scroll, Lit Parade Co-editor, College. Coralie Anne Novotny-Choir, Glee Club, C.S.F., Pep Squad, Swimmerettes, San Di- ego State College. :LSQET-' . Q gal Q gtg , S D L R - IK Q ' :lm X K A K Z lllml' - 5 Carmen it y San Diego State College. Rosalie Ogden-Worlc. Edward L. Ohler-Spartans, Sr, A Sweater Committee, Student Assembly, Varsity S Club, Varsity Football, College. Patty Ann O'Neill-Clwoir, Tennis Club. San Diego State College. Bertha Orozco-C.S.F., Sergeanettes, San Diego State College. Lenore Ortega Helen Ortiz-Aquinas Club, Worlc. Baxter Ortlieb-C.S.l:., Junior Classical League, Pomona College. Fred B. Otto-Army. Trenie Ottombrino-Choir, Worlc. June Page-Business College. Mary Paixao-Floral Worlc. Dominiclc Palestini-Army. Greta Anne Panner-Sergeanettes, C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, GAA., Swimrnerettes, U.S.C. Patricia Parker - Sergeanettes. All-school Slwow, Pep Squad, C.S.l:., G.A.A., San Diego State College. Jeanne M. Parks-GL. Secretary, C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, G.A.A., Glacier Gliders, U,S.C. Patricia H. Parks Bendt Pedersen-l-li-Y, College. Fred Peirce-C.S.l:., Varsity S Club. Stu- dent Judge, l-li-Y President, Varsity Foot- ball and Baseball, College. Leo Pennington-Little S Club, Varsity S Club, Army. Carlisle Perkins-C.S.F., San Diego State College. Colleen Peterson-Castle Spurs, Telephone Worlc. Jaclc E. Petersen-Hi-Y, Student Assembly. Little S Club, R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, Army. Robin Phemister-Tennis, College. Betty .lean Phillips-Worlc. Donna Phillips-Sergeanettes, Choir, All- School Show, San Diego State College. Patricia Phillips-Sergeanettes, Russ Statt, All-School Show, San Diego State College. Richard Allen Piclc-Sr. A Play. l-li-Y, Wrestling, Navy. Joaquin Pina-U.S.C. Lydia Pina Tom Pine-Jr. Optimists, College. Shirley Pinlrham-Nursing School. Patricia Tayne Pinney-C.S.F., GL. Board ot Control, All-School Show, Stephens Col- lege. Doris Poe-Sergeanettes, G.A.A., Worlc. Shirley Poole-C.S.F., Sergeanettes Lieu- tenant, A.S.B. Secretary, Glacier Gliders, All-School Show, College. Thomas H. Poole-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Varsity Football and Baseball. Col- lege. Flora Lee Powers Pat Price-Little S Club, J. V. Football, San Diego State College. Benito G. Puente-College. Danella Quinn-Drama Club, Bible Club. Choir. Homecoming Committee, G. L. Board ot Control, Howard University. Marguerite E. Rader--Worlc. Eleanor Ramirez--Yanlcs Club President, Dental College. if lrene Ramirez-Beauty College. Betty Randall-Choir, G, L. Representative, San Diego State College. Joyce Yvonne Rapp-Sr. A Cabinet, Sr. A Play, Sergeanettes Drum Corps, Junior Treasurer, C.S.F., Pomona College. Richard Rausis-Swing Band, Wrestling, College. Don Lee Ravey-C.S.l:., San Diego State College. Alice Raymond-Swimmerettes, State Col- lege. Doreen Reavie-Girl Reserves, San Diego State College. Donald W. Reeves-R.O.T.C. Ritle Team, R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club. Engineering Col- lege. Eugene Richardson-Varsity Baseball, Army. Howard Michael Riehle-Senior A Cabinet, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Varsity Traclc, B Basketball, San Diego State College. Mary Rimoldi-Student Assembly, Business School. John G. Robertson-Baylor University. Darlene Robinson-Drama Club, Russ Statt, G. L. Program Committee, Homecoming Committee, Washington School ot Journal- ism. Edith Robinson-Work. James D. Robinson-College. Lilia Rodriguez Ramona l. Rodriguez-Wort. lna Mae Rogers Edward Jose Romero-Army, Felice Rossoll-G.A.A., Pep Squad, San Diego State College. Darlene Mae Rowe-Castle Spurs, Girl Re- serves, G.A.A., Badminton Club, Tennis Club, San Diego State College. Norma Rowe-G. l.. Representative, Swim- rnerettes, Sergeanettes. All-School Show, Student Assembly, U.S.C. Charles Roy--Boys' Fed. Secretary, Yell Leader, Hi-Y, Little S Club, Wrestling, San Diego State College. Albert Rucker-Basketball, Track, College. Julian Ruiz--Orchestra, Band, Swing Band, College. Shirley Russell-G.A.A., Swimmerettes, Badminton Club Secretary, Housewife. Dawn Louise Rutherford-Girl Reserves Pep Squad, College. Raymond Saiz Helen l. Salgado-Commercial Colleg . Jimmie Salter-Navy. BV iw Carlo Sanfilippo-Marine Corps. ' Charles Sanfilippo-Varsity Baseball, B Basketball, Work. Mary Sardo-Vocational School. X Charles H. Schafer-C.S.F., San Diego State College. Catherine Margaret Schellenberg-Russ Staff, Quill and Scroll, A.S.B. Publicity Commissioner, Homecoming Chairman, Sergeanettes, U.S.C. Katherine R. Schellenberg - Vocational School. l i l ri 1 7,5 JL 1.9 '16 ff v C o 55' x SQ B D N mmf L Jacqueline Schroeder Lucilla Schroeder - Choir, University ot Minnesota. Robert L. Schultz-Boys' Fed. Cabinet, Lit- tle S Club, l'li-Y, J. V. Football, College. Paul M. Schultz Doris Lee Schusterman-C.S.F., Sr. A Cab- inet, Sergeanettes, G. L. Board ot Control, Girl Reserves Activity Commissioner, U.S.C. Donald Herbert Schwarz-Spartans, Little S Club, l-li-Y, J. V. Football, J. V. Basket- ball, San Diego State College. Kenneth Scribner-C.S.F., Wrestling, U.C. Susan Scudder-C.S.l:., Drama Club, Yanks Club, Stanford. Bob B. Sheahan Georgene Sensor-Girl Reserves, University ot Colorado. Bettye Lou Sherbon-Choir, Yanks Club Secretary. Mary Ann Sherman-San Diego State Col- lege. Lee Shourcls-Choir, Wrestling, Navy Air Corps. Frank Shoush-Swing Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Track, Music Conservatory. Georganna Shrosbree-G.A.A., l-lorizon Club, Business School. Carole E. Shuman-Sr. A Cabinet, Swim- merettes Secretary, Girl Reserves, Tennis Club, Russ Statt, College. Ted R. Simpson-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Track, Junior Optimists' Vice-presi- dent, Radio Work. Jerry Singleton-Navy. C. Arnholt Smith Diana Smith-Swimmerettes, Badminton Club, College. DuVal Nelson Smith-l-li-Y, Little S Club, Wrestling, College. Ernestine Miriam Smith -- Cosmopolitan Club, College. Frances Smith-Camera Club Treasurer Glee Club, Vocational School. Marvin Smith Percella C. Smith-G.A.A. Vice-president, Tennis Club, Swimmerettes, Sergeanettes, G. L. Board ot Control, San Diego State College. Ted Smith-C.S.F., Choir, Army. Mary Catherine Soares -- C.S.F., G. L. Board ot Control, San Diego State Col- lege. Betty J. Southerland-Swimmerettes, Color- ado University. J. Leland Sprague Dona Stein-G.A.A. President, Badmin- ton President, Art College. Fred Steiner - R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Castle Spurs, Student Assembly, Cal. Tech. Norma Jean Stephenson-Orchestra Secre- tary, Castle Spurs Secretary, Sr. A Cabinet, Eastman School ot Music. Charles Stevens-l-li-Y, Student Assembly, Little S Club, Pep Squad, J. V. Baseball, College. June Stewart - Junior Classical League, G.L. Representative, Sergeanettes, All- School Show, San Diego State College. Dorothy Jean Stilwell-G.A.A., Commer- cial College. Norman D. Stocks-Junior Optimists, Var- sity S Club, Little S Club, Track, Football. U.S.C. Mabel Strong - Bible Club, Badminton Club, U. C. Sylvia Sturz-C.S.F., Bible Club President, Westmont College. Audrey Sullivan-Pan-American Club, Pep Squad, G. L. Board ot Control, San Diego State College. Walter Sundstrom-Ranch Work. Jean Lorraine Sutlitf-C.S.F., G. L. Presi- dent, Drama Club, Pep Squad, Swimmer- ettes, Occidental College. Jack Thomas Sutton-Boys' Fed. Vice-Pres- ident, Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Wrest- ling, Basketball, University ot Utah. David 5WOrdlA.u.u. vlCc'fJlr.oruw.riL, l.u.Lic S Club, Baslcetball, Tennis, Pep Squad, San Diego State College. Robert Sylvester-Little S Club President, Boys' Fed. Cabinet, Sr. A Cabinet, Hi-Y, Sr. A Cabinet, Navy. Violet Takeda-G.A.A., U.C.L.A. Christine Talcis-Sergeanettes, San Diego State College. Jesse Tanaka - Cosmopolitan Club, R.O.T.C. Ritle Team, College. Virginia Tanzer-Girl Reserve Secretary, Sergeanettes Lieutenant, Pep Squad, G.L. Representative. Catherine Comfort Taylor-Russ Statt, Girl Reserve, San Diego State College. Harry Taylor-Sr. A Play, Junior Optimists, Varsity Traclc and Wrestling, U.S.C. Harry Tennebaum - Pan-American Club. San Diego State College. Patricia M. Thill-Pep Squad, Song Leader, C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet. Bonita Thomas Odessa Marie Thomas-Beauty School. William C. Thomas-Choir, Tennis, Red- lands. Mary H. Thornburgh - Sr. A Cabinet, Soph. Vice-president, G.L. Board ot Con- trol, Girl Reserves, Student Assembly, Col- lege. Shirley Thornton-Student Assembly, G.L. Representative, Girl Reserves, Sergeanettes Lieutenant, U.C.L.A. Thomas Tighe-Radio Club, Varsity Track, College. Jesus Joseph Tiraclo-Varsity S Club, Navyz, Lillian Tombaugh-Sergeanettes, Choir, All- School Show, Beauty School. , Ramona Tower-Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Swimmerettes. Russ Statt, Annual Statt, San Diego State College. Virginia Lee Troutman-Badminton Club, 'J Aquinas Club, San Diego State College. Joyce Trumble-Work. Fernando D. Ulloa-Varsity S Club, Navy. Walter Ullrich-Sr. B President, ASB., Ac- tivity Commissioner, C.S.l:., l-li-Y, Cal. Tech. Ruth Ann Unger-Sergeanettes, C5.L. Rep- resentative, College. Alice Usher-Choir, Dressmalaer School. Betty Katherine Valentine - Jane Delano Club, Yanlcs Club Historian, Junior Classi- cal League. Nursing School. Lupe Valenzuela-Beauty School. Tarsis Vargas-Girls' Glee Club, Nursing School. Joe Villa-College. Lenor Villa Maria Villalpondo-Beauty School. Colleen Vinyard - Swimrnerettes, Ser- geanettes. Jean Walker-San Diego State College. Troy Walker-Photography. Connie Walrutt-Sergeanettes, Swimmer- ettes, Pan-American Club, College. Joan Walton - Swimrnerettes, Girl Re- serves, U.S.C. W ,ff - WI! r M . Im . vw ' f. 5 A X ri. af' W ra Lois Wehrmann-5 ' C.S.F., Student Assembly. Girl Reserves, Russ Statt, College. Lona Wellington-G.A.A.. Student Assem- bly, Woodbury College. Harry West-Varsity S Club, Junior Op- timists President, Varsity Football and Track, U,S.C. Norman West-Navy. .loy Wheeler-Clmoir, Swimmerettes, Ore- gon. Doris White-C.S.F., Sr. A Cabinet, Ser- geanettes, G.A.A. Vice-president, Tennis Club, College. Ted W. White-Russ Staff, Hi-Y, Spartans, Little S Club, Varsity Wrestling, College. Rouie Lene Whitfield-Howard University. Clarence Widman-College. Thomas Don Wilbanks, .lr. Carmen WilliamszrgQff,Z.vV,aaJ,7n,.,sMf1o,f!' f Don Willialms-Cho?2,,fS.F., Colgefgftlf., ,.4,ed4 f TD .Z42rf'w'fJ! Lorraine Williams - Student Assembly, Swimmerettes, Sergeanettes, Jlunior Col- lege. Dow D. Williar Margaret Willis-Junior College. Donna Wilson-Work. Gene Woempner - Captain Golf Team San Diego State College. Jeanette Wong - Mai-Wa Club Secre-- tary, Swimmerettes, C.S.F., Tennis Club, Sr. A Announcements, College. 4 ,loan Workman-C.S.F., Pep Squad, G.Ls Board ot Control, Sr A Play, Sr. A Cabinet, U.S.C. Edgar Wortman-Chess Club, College-., Eugene K. Yamada-Cosmopolitan Club., Alice Ybarra-Telephone Work. Minnie Ybarra--Work. Grant S. Yee-Mai-wa President. Senior B Cabinet, Little S Club, Basketball, College. Tulita Zamora-Junior College, William C. Zinn-Glacier Gliders, San Diego State College. Ulhea Gm Thomas McMillion Alspaugh Joseph Barnes Garold Edward Belton Wallace S. Berg James Robert Bostwick William Paul Brown Fred Bernon Buel James H. Cantrell Charles H. Carlisle-Sr. A Play, Drama Club, Glacier Gliders, Student Assembly, Army Air Corps. Donald E. Catton Patricia Winitred Cave David Chamberlain Ross D. Craven John Paul Dahms Zulma DeJong Albert DeSanti Albert M. Franco Virgil Garcia F. Reynolds Gerlach Arlene Goellert Benjamin Edward Gray Jr. Kenneth Edward Hammond Carroll M. Harris Francis Hart Harol J. Harvey , Marvin Wendell Hawkes Bernard Clarence Howell A Edward Hunt-Castle Spurs, College. Howard Edward Ingram Jr. Joseph Edward Jarmer Pal Parker Jennings Robert T. Johnson Bernard George Jorens Norman Gerold Koscielski--Stage Crew Castle Spurs, Work. Terry La New-Work. Alice Lowe Ralph M. McCleary Roland Royce McCullough Betty Jeanette McGlinchy Lyle E. Manning Robert Marks Norris Nathaniel Marsh Mary Martinez Robert Raymond Mibeck Robert Nelson Arthur Francis Nugent William N. Oakes Buckley L. Ogden-Work. Louis Peter Ortiz Refugio Parga Harry Leo Priest Gerald Ragozzino Charles Arthur Rau Alice J. Ridgeway Leroy Delbert Rogers Grace Santos--Aquinas Club, Singer. Eugene Lloyd Schoneborn N' S b t' ll' .. 'fill Rg20..z.3i.'1m gm-are we GL' on William H. Talbot gg Us-Jfi 7X' f r,-.nf llfxv K V - Q11-X75 I Lander Turpin t Q A S 5. ,g Albert Henry Voorhiesw ' Darrel Norman W lanoagf-Ky-Qcg 5 Mb!! Q Eugene Victor Zuelilke ' X ' I in :Eb KA X Jlanaa Rall June 2I, I946 The Scholarship l-lonor Roll ot the Class ot June 2I, I946, has been compiled in the ottice ot the high school. This record is based on the work ot the tive senior high school semesters. All students whose semester grades ot A lsuperiorj number eleven or more are placed on the honor roll. 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