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

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.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

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