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

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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'

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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

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