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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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XV P ' ,, -If Qi V Q A ,, 0 ,537 ., ,' C, Q3 4113 VA R r v, 5 r ' S A K 1 5 I HB5 A as ,A Q fl 423 it Girls! Who are we to discuss them, with their mysteries, their in- trigues, and their reasonless ways? They began deceiving the world with their outward appearances. They used so much padding in their blouses that a chip on a girl's shoulder became a veritable log. Some, objecting to our statement that girls use their clothing to de- ceive, may point to their begins- and-ends-here bathing suits. We concede the point, but have you seen the junlr a girl talres to the beach with her? She might as well be wearing an alpaca coat for all you can see of her. Intrigue surrounded girls' relations with boys. A tremendous amount was necessary to learn the 'First thing, Did he have a car? Since our story would end here if he didn't, let's assume that he did. Now, Could he support her in the way she was accustomed? This man- ner was not necessarily that which she was used to, but the way she would have lilred her previous beau to support her and he is probably her previous beau because he didn't. These hurdles past, we come to the last step, which required the most triclrery of all, since it was the most important, 'Did he have a ring? Just as no trophy hunter would hunt a lion that didn't have a head, neither would any girl go after a boy who didn't have a ring that she could flash at her competitors. The strangest side of a girl lun- anatomically spealring, of coursel was her club-forming instinct. La- beled with unsavory alphabetical combinations, her clubs worlred con- stantly to increase the air of mystery surrounding girls. Weren't they awful? Well, spealc- ing for ourselves, we love a mystery. CJ rx J yay fr -rare in OW , I gf mo R We wish we could give the boys the same soul-quictening start we gave the girls: but, as we said, girls have a monopoly on being thought strange creatures. This, unfortun- ately, is not the only inequality. Boys can scream: they can whistle and stomp, too: but when screaming is heard on the radio, people say, Oh, those silly girls! Why aren't boys called silly? Cartoons are drawn on the vices of girls who wear bobby- sox. Boys wear bobby-sox, but nobody has exposed their vices since Mart Twain. Boys, in one ofthe few instances of equal- ity, could form clubs the same as girls. But their noble instincts were stunted here, too: for no great-hearted merchant sponsored their clubs. As a result, the only radio pro- grams vrhich featured the boys' clubs were those broadcast to patrol cars. The boys' clubs would soon have fallen apart, had it not been for joint meetings with girls' clubs. As a rule, the only thing joint about one of a esyf r kfiwixa- s, LIU. , .ZW V T U 7 Jvc ggi? i , W5 me Ze 1+ .J anew ev eo 'N these meetings was the place where it was held. Combatants stood around in groups mating nasty cracks about each otl1er's records. dancing space and morals. until the meeting brote up with hearty resolu- tions on both sides that next time they were going to meet wiH'i some really hot babes. or boys, as the sex might be. Another chance the boys had at equality was that they too could set up require- ments for prospective girl friends. A girl in . - r ip L2 sy' X., yi is iiflyspm B i cg '17 Si CCJU. U question simply had to be faultless. The frequent mention of girls might lead the reader to believe that boys .spent all their time thinlring about girls. To the con- trary, they studied constantly. ln chemistry, for instance, they learned that some things are insoluble. meaning they won't melt. They 'had this proved abundantly to their own dissatisfaction after school hours. There's nothing like a practical education. including our school system. SN UPN .3, VICE F N-L PRESIDENT FALL R W 5 -:P vi' yy V One of the most stirring things about school life was the way. the students learned democracy through their own student government. It was just lilre a democracy, too, with a full third of those eligible to vote voting the same people into office year a ter year. The dominant group in the government was Mr. Ken- nedy's I60 study hall, which for let- terhead puiooses was divided into two parts: L .incil and Assembly Most of the Council obtained their positions in school-wide, lunch- period-long elections, of which the first omen was the passing around of petitions. The students always care- fully checlred a candidate's scholas- tic record and his qualifications for office before signing a petition. Their conscientiousness in this matter was clearly shown by The Russ last year when it circulated, and had fully signed, a petition nominating Genghis Khan for garbage collector. Climaxing weelrs during which many heretofore concealed friend- ships between voters and candidates were revealed, was the election as- sembly. Here, candidates proclaim- ed their virtue and morals, or laclr of same. Students listened, agreed, ap- plauded and voted for their friends. Its members having been duly elected, the Council proceeded about its business, which was mostly tabling measures and resolutions. When the pile of resolutions had crowded the feet of members off the table, the council would send a few bills to its not necessarily better half, the Assembly, whose members came from those veritable hot-beds of democracy, the homerooms. Thus the students and their elect- ed government marched inconse- quentially through the year, not really changing the world at all. Nix! N lL '+' are Fi f i S vi so cavfna K ii f 7 if Voir Ru' .oe 'Q gQRP7'Z 41. rj J loc A Q' if g C ,xbaizlwe rg' Q , fx As activities came and Vent during the year, it was not difficult to sec that different activities resulted from different moods of the students. 4 Talre a loot at football games lthe fog willingl. At the beginning of the year stu- dents were flushed with a feverish joy be- cause they were beck at school at last. At lootball games they expressed their patriotic fervor in such statements as: Get that babe in the third fowl , Who's got my shoe? , Pardon me. pardon, oopsl Excuse me, OUCHl and SQUlRRRTl Football games, as the first activities, also held a special honor as official starter of the school yearl For school is actually in session only when there are activities to lreep students out of it. Vlhen enough money had been made from football games to finance activities the rest of the year and the students' earlier fever of joy had become a coma of despair, CFM Ca. Q Llfkfj --5 W N 1 Jw as-.1 of I gk M ' Q, -xx o ts xl f . fb :C firm. 'cl y X' ifiiitifs ' so wi 9 Q X X l I 3 0 0, 24? b'l IS' l 7i f l . w A ' 1 - G' at . ' . 6 0 I ' ' a - Q , , .. H 3, . K events became more dignified. Dignity was rampant at the dances given at the middle of the year. Everyone seemed to have the complex that LIFE was going to come in any minute to talre pictures. They all stood around, looting at decorations that had talren the better part of a hundred forged passes to malre. ln the spring the students displayed fine school spirit by joining every club they could. We know, because, coincidentally. we were taking club pictures for the annual at the time. The same amazing loyalty was demonstrated for Carmelita. 'No one could rest. or even study. unless he was out mating sure that Mr. Marcelli didn't need his help. At last the end of the year came: and once again the students expressed their feel- ing in their activities, as they showed their profound sorrow at leaving school by fre- wsvff mf -'Mrs 9ff7F.'ilsf!fSlI,d2.Yi- a a . 1 AN K mf A, Li ,Q If N ' ' ' .Aff W ' , ' X 'Z A 4 Q x - f 'q' V, '54 2 BX J ig ' j 19 A I .35 Q , .rfkf Ah, sport! Clean living, vigorous competition just for the fun of it, no sordid monetary cares-that's how it wasn't at San Diego High School. Spo-rt there meant a huge project where the ASB made lots of money, the players made lots of letters, and the spectators made lots of gliders. The ASB thought it was smart when it persuaded players to work only for letters. And it was: for the resemblance between the dollar sign and the lettermen's S was no coin- cidence, since profits from games financed the rest of the ASB activi- ties. Still, there were certain amatory wages earned by lettermen's sweat- ers that no amount of money could have bought. The ASB then had to convince the spectators, who were the rest of the students, that they would profit by seeing a game. These spectators were really rooters at the games, meaning they had to dig deep every time they got a ticket. Naturally, such a large project as sport needed advertising. This was the reason for The Russ's existence. Why else should the ASB continue to support it? The Russ was sparked lor plugged, anywayj in this endeavor by Gary Allen, who boasted that he never used the same word twice, which in many caseslwas a blessing. He achieved the highest altitude in his descriptive flights when he used Hill Hog Hide Haulers to describe these padded pill pushers. jWe can do it, toolj The admiration of the school for its bread winners didn't stop at al- literation. Since the athletes had made the school's funds, the stu- dents saw no reason why they shouldn't handle them, too, and so elected the players as officers. Basketball Pictures -Courtesy of S.D. Journal E' 519' m 'f Nm 9 . Q -I ,. 1 52 ii 'L ,wr i I L L X1-' Q., 4 i'99wa ' , . -1 . PG? 'g' fig ' 1 2? ww ,46- ' X , M Z, Ill If Xi Q m V Q Underclassmen, a c c o r d i n g to teachers, were any Seniors who were noisy in a classroom. Underclass- men, according to Seniors, were Juniors, Sophomores or anyone else they were about to be nasty to. Underclassmen, according to Juniors, were Sophomoresq and that single word was enough to express their contempt. Sophomores were too busy lording it over their former Junior High buddies to worry much about just who were underclassmen. The wide variation in definitions, however, didn't prevent the word Underclassmen from being used. In the mouths of all students of all grades, it meant a large group of not-too-bright students. The great- est fear of a political candidate was that word would be passed around that the Underclassmen were going to vote for him. The attitude of those veterans who had been here as long as two years towards the annual influx of little people was, Loot, they're coming in through the screens! But the newcomers had an attitude, too. They saw in themselves the bright new hope of the Hilltop. They be- gan plotting to take over the govern- ment when, fortunately, they became Juniors. Now they had spent a year here: and, since they had been here, that year must have been per- fect. Therefore, the changes they had wanted to malie as Sophomores must have been unnecessary. They were further speeded in relinquish- ing their old revolutionary ideas, when the new crop of Sophomores made the same amazing discoveries they had. When they became Seniors, the last trace of any energy, selflessness or freshness left them. They were true Seniors. J -fx, . -,- -c-, 5 T Now it has come time for us to write a pageful of craclns that will be fully appre- ciated by only a couple of dozen people with gripes on their lips and circles under their eyes-the Annual staff. First, perhaps, we should describe the genius behind this volume-Miss Constance Bowman. Miss Bowman, last September, was a tall, beautiful brunette with a John Milton haircut beneath which nestled a pair of vamp glasses. Miss Bowman now-well. y l jf 't 4 X .-3.-.g-. W-U36 Q.. . When she appointed us as editors last June, we immediately filled all the positions on the Annual with our friends. By Septem- ber, however, we had forgotten our pre- vious patronage spree: and we appointed another crew of friends to the same posts. As a result, we have a matched set of Annual staffs. In October, people began aslcing what the Annual's theme was. ln February, about two months before the deadline, we began Y l A 4 'Z fb .,.. N it .A Z H to show some slight curiosity, too. Miss Bowman called an all-night meeting. Here, we chatted pleasantly while Miss Bowman sweated out a theme. During March, we sauntered around tal:- ing a few pictures lwith some slight assist- ance from Charlie Watermanl. We didn't write anything, but we lrept waiting for peo- ple to ast, How's the Annual going? so that we could caclrle, To the dogsl . and flap away. Miss Bowman lrept giving us 5.2 ik deadlines, but we refused to be fooled by such a sweatshop device. Finally, about March l5, we began sitting up until two in the morning. We didn't ever do anything: but the way we felt gave us that comfort- able martyr complex, After all, our methods weren't slipshodg they were just no good. And only two weelrs after the final and absolute deadline, we got enough copy down to the printers. The Cardinal will never miss it, anyway. 1 14 mini tration Here begins the only thing that can get the Annual back in your good graces-your pictures. Incidently, more pictures were taken for the Annual this year than have been taken any previous year. First, however, we must pay off some political patronage by printing pictures of the faculty and the student body officers. lf you can't stand those, read the activity calendar we put in this section so that you wouldn't miss our hot prose. Read it, then you'll be glad to look at the teachers. Ttr ball tell the best attended was, as anyone Foot- opening of the football season, the to park in lot can the year. ams con- rother under of a halt dozen of W of East and the whole to give San chance to see teams, cheesecake would at this San setup Hoover West a I9-6 victory. into a been, for aah :QS N N. A K , rout the 14dminiA tratom Sitting. Miss Munsell, girls d DA' M r. seltrne, principal: Stand g lb p pl M r. Hei ron, vice rinci a: if 'I Carr, vice principal. ,V ...,.' 4 .- gm wx iww L , Wi 1 fff ' , ,V - Mfr , Q 'f Tw 3 4 ' , ' f- di: fi 3 ' 'X 'Z 'Mig ' , 'Wifvf M,-2, 1115 4 fm-1 'ng iff 2 -gf: I I Y ff gf '- -f:.s,,14.:'.'.2 1 ,Q 1, 4 ':. ?'v::: w 4 f 'W 42 A N , ,4,4 4 ,, :E znqh ,H H H fm ' ' 8 P414f'f-35? Q QWJ, V s R Q 4 2 ' V. i 5 4? ' Q an g 4. -, '5 ia ft W ,. H.: ,Q 5 ' . fa , ' K ,V .II , - 5 1 L ' wi' 1 4 Q , ., M' 51 f C ,ffl ' 5 71 fb A V . W A T, 'xlggj ,f , 4 'E 5 ,X , . W ff. x 'gf 'Q -M k 4 5 Q v 7 -T -Xf'.'X Tw? fijinffff-5 - 1504.2 ,az-. ,,,, ' . :f.:. . Q 5 K vi- 4 A of , 5 f. K G i gffx 'A 'Wi ' ' Q' -,ik Q .Q xi -'ff Qzgf Q ' 7 N? y LX. X, uf .y ..., xx . W .Z 'U WMM .mm Q56 fsysgmgaffrfffw ,Mm Call role of a 49er, . With a fl The Russ, under flue extra be 'D and e Il slup 'final Russ needed a liftle more gold WI into its assembly. The s self- a special u Miss Print Ina Bozzo as runners up was Marilyn Miss Qaculty Fronk row, lefi io right Miss Hawkins. Mrs, Hardenbrook, Miss Howe: Second row: Miss N. Jones, Miss Hill, Mrs. Hammang Third row: Mr. Homuih, Mr. Ham- man. Miss A. Jones, Mr. Heron, Mr. Haag. Yacufty Froni row. lefi to right: Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Kuhn, Miss Kent, Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Morrow, Second row: Mr. Maloney, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Maley, Mr, Kennedy, Miss Mc- Phee, Mr, Morales. Zzculty Front row, left io right: Miss Paxion, Miss Paine, Mr. Payne: Second row: Mr. Petrich, Mr. Or- cuttg Third row: Mr. J. O. Peier- son, Mr. Palien, Mr. W. H. Peier- sen. At Homecoming, hundreds of alumni flocked up to school to see their alma mater, and hundreds of students flocked out of school to see the visitors-or so their passes said. Head pass signer was Nan Cornell, under whose direction dozens of assistants worked tor weeks getting the extensive program in shape. The 'first activity of the day was a double assembly. To the theme of Through the Years, lzzy Maggay made like Rudolph Valentino, Cathy Crates like Shirley Temple, and Red Chambers like Sir Harry Lauder. In the afternoon there was a dance, named in the great tradition of alliteration, Homecoming Hobble. That evening students and grads were glutted with glory as they sat on the long end of a 40-0 victory over Pasadena. Qaculty Mr. Read, Miss Soule. Front row, left to ght M Smurthwaite, Miss Swanb M Ritchey, Miss Sullivan: S d faculty Front row. lefi lo riglwi: Mr. Weaver, Mrs. Schmitk, Miss Woo- ster, Miss Walker, Second row: Miss Treiber, Miss Walkers, Mrs. Weis, Mrs. Tupper, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Warren: Third row: Dr. Tupper, Mr. Vernacchia, Mr. Wiclrs, Miss Wood. Yaculty Front row, leff io right: Mrs. Torbert, Miss Bower, Mrs. Haustein Mrs. Alvarez: Second row: Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Hemingway, Mrs. Doyle Miss Remfrec. EQ C E, x Th Cavemen didn't need to pass and rung they just ss d and walk to win a not too exc Lbs numbers gam I Hoover, 48 7. Bailey's boys Va oover 'fum l ' i he Card 20 in t e tirst period and sc ,a'x,, 1 A3 o plays. , r an exchange ot pu San Diego ' ig, ' d in tour plays pro du ed a second to 'bn-' tol by a third when t ds lost a lat ..V4 thei n 26. ourth ill score was by Joe and 55 ,'ii , 1 ' The Hi t p rf string score th r r d: -i 4' . the or rth uarter, -I 'IQA th All-it hus, in one nig K a lego 59' igh -i 3?is'iiifi'lQHL'iirL,T rr , I y he Coast Prep g: u , and ,i entrance into the Stout Playoffs. ' 5 ll 4' 0 - me at 5 0 ' ?a Ice:-A I 1 rcem Sponsor: Mr. Kennedy. Sponsor: Mr. Kennedy. Left to right: Joan Foster, secretary: Hiclns Kneeling: Jim Marines. presidentg standing: Pat Williams, vice president: Ben Cendali, president: Kutzner, treasurer: Shirley Rogers, vice presidentg Pat Kutzner, treasurer. Nancy Blair, secretary. Yall Council Front row, lefi io right: Joan Foster, Jane Hussey, June den Boe- skert, Joyce Learner, Jo Bono: Sec- ond row: Hicks Williams, Hi Dillin, Ben Cendali, Dick LeLaurinq Third row: Frank Hope, Manard Font, Jack Creelman, Harry Tutkon: Fourth row: Mr, Kennedy, Jim Mannos. Spring Council Sponsor: Mr. Kennedy. Front row, left io right: Pal McLeod, Jeanne Kipp, Fay Man- lano, Josephine Bozzog Second row: Gay Daniels, Shirley Rogers, Natalie Cornell, Nancy Blairj Third row: Frank Hope, Richard Lehman, Richard Morefield, Jim Marinos, Ed Sue: Fourfh row: Mr. Davis, Mr. Kennedy, Hi Dillin, Henry Duffic, Rafael Viller None of the twenty thousand fans in the Balboa Stadium saw what he did, and from the I9 to 6 final score it was obvious that the San Diego team hadn't seen much of him either. Playing in fog so dense that the spectators couldn't see past the sideline stripes, Al Pollard of Loyola twice broke away for runs of 70 and 80 yards to provide the margin of victory for his team. The Hillers had command in the first quarter: but Loyola went to the front in the second quarter for an advantage they never relinquished. Thus the Hillers again lost a chance at the SCIF championship. But things will be different next year: at least, they will be if the Seniors follow our advice and make their gift to the old school some smudge pots. II 0 ' ' 0 ' H lCel'A pflng lcefl Sp Mrs. Hardenbroolr. Sponsor: Mrs. Hardenbroolr. L ft t ght: Jane Hussey, president: Maria Front row, left to right: Shirley Young, secretary: L Hg secretary, Estelle Addleson, treasurer: Pat Kissinger, treasurer: Second row: Hester John- St d g L a Andrews, vice president. son, v.ce president: Nan Cornell, president. Qall Koard of Control Sponsor: Mrs. Hardenbrook. Front row, left to right: Wilma Bishop, Ruth Beasley, Daryl Em- ericlr, June den Boestert: Second row: Elizabeth Edson, Marian Christopherson, Pam De Nunzio, Violet Schecter, Harriett Rose, Syl- via Danlcworthg Third row: Cyn- thia Crittenden, Dorothy Pearson, Marjorie Van Nice, Marion Fuji- moto, Barbara Holland, Natalie Cornell, Norma Morrison, Jane Chapman, Hester Johnson. Spring Koard of Con trol Sponsor: Mrs. Hardenbrook. Front row, left to right: Shirley Young, Esther Owyang, Maria Luisa Hijar, Bonnie Close: Second row: Katherine Palmus, Pat Kissinger, Ma- rian Fujimoto, Violet Schecter, Jane Hussey, Jaclzie Rorig: Third row: Hester Ann Johnson, Phyllis Holdway, Ann Striclcman, Jane Hus- sey: Fourth row: Nan Cornell. way through multi-colored mors faced the perils of floor the The Senior held on day, was land The of John Shaw to the who first the bids wr sketch of included and mirrors. in an with mfstletoe Despite fog that was a great success, even. Yall K? - Ufficer-A Sponsor: Mr. Petersen. Sporsor: Mr. Petersen. Front row, left to right: Jim Marinos, president: Front row, left to right: Ed Sue, president: Mr Mr Petersen: Second row: Werner Heuschele, vice Petersen: Second row: Gordon King. vice president I B t 1 Leon White, secretary. president: John Holloway, secretary. Bil ernes, reasurer 2111 Callinet Sponsor: Mr. Petersen. Front row, left to right: Ed Sue, Tom Wilson: Second row: Bill Cowling, John Cade. Spring Cabinet Sponsor: Mr. Petersen. Front row, left to right: Don Au- gustine, Faustino Manzano, Bill Cowling: Second row: Malin Chew, .lim Smith, Franlc Antipordag Third row: Ernie Smith, Gary Allen, Bob Smith, Jerry Dahms. A week before Christmas vacation, the student body received an opportunity to hear its Choir's fine artistry at a special assem- bly. The choir, appearing in its new blue robes against the back- ground of a huge Yuletide wreath, was introduced by members of Mrs. Weis's sophomore class, who had prepared a special script for the occasion. All or parts of the Choir had engagements for every day in December up to Christmas, singing at the YWCA, the Women's Club and a special performance Christmas Eve at the Hotel Del Coronado. The group also represented the Hilltop in the City Schools Christmas Pageant, presented before packed audiences the three nights before Christmas vacation, in the Russ Auditorium. Senivr Ufficem Sponsor: Mrs. Schmitt. Fall officers: Dave Sellgren, presi- dent: Jackie Rorig, vice president: Sylvia Dankworth, secretary: Rev- Iyn Brenner, treasurer. Spring officers: John Holloway. president: Fay Manzano, vice presi- dent: Jane Chapman, secretary: Mary Ann Phillips, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Jane Chapman, Revlyn Brenner, Fay Manzano, Jackie Rorig, Mary Ann Phillipsg Second row: Dave Sell- gren, John Holloway. Q21 A Q Q ,, . Q VA if-W + x , gf ia-2U,.w-5 19 Tw h w, . Q4 5 R Mtn .X 7. MN NY 1 .L gm' k Q .5 5.5.5.1 .gg 'W . ' , Mx L M' in N N -'F ' . if 114 , ' M , Q' 'F 3 0 C' M Aww 2 ZW x .5- , X ...,.- V Wm x 7 ..., . ., Q QQ, V QN Qc ., X Y F- fi 3 K .x f, Q 4 1 .5.3 1 s 2, M ,:. X M. aw V . .wH:WM'v ' Y' . - wx. .. .. ' AQR wx Q N., 2 - L . ' .,fJ'i . ww X wwf, ...N gs, Ng a 4 Q N x 539 gel 25 32? mf Q X i Q AMN Q f xi y 1 gf, f f ww S .Qc Q -:X my nik Ha A K iv ES 1 Q gf Y ' . Xi . ' f-f 1 - . sg ' fb w ' ' ' I 3 Jinwv K ,nw v 5 S N V .4 ,Dum 's1!k'f' 5 X 4' A .g i'.Q,.X, ., gf' - . -fj Q I Q . -:,. 5 1 QS. I ' 1 h if Q, ai 'Z A -A1 - 5 Q 7 L, -P ' N' ... W.. nz N . Xb, . 5 f gf W 'I . , '54 Sim :K ij use Q 1 A MM ,WWMLMW M T x M A efxfafwxxk wwwmg A 1. qu, Mega 5 V UEWM A ef ,y 'f'!' Jih- 'ww -qqsv' Senior Cabinet John Holloway, president: Fay Manzano, vice president: Jane Chapman, secretary: Mary Ann Phillips, treasurer: Alicia Angulo, Cap and Gown: Vyrna Blyth, typist: Revlyn Brenner, assistant treas- urer: Vic Corral, art: Joe Coulombe, Annual: Jack Creelman, Play Tickets: Sylvia Dankworth, Sr. B Secretary: Florence Durson, Vespers: Joan Foster, Historian: Werner Heuschele, Skating Party: Felix Hom, Printer: Dorothy Howard. Publicity: Jane Hussey, Mothers' Tea: Dick Iverson, Ditch Day: DeEtta Jasper, Commencement. Senior C'a6inet Dict LeLaurin, Dads and Grads: Dan LeMay, Annual: Don Lyons, Gift Day: Richard Morefield Russ: Norma Morrison, Announcements: Georgia Neyenesch, Sweaters: Jackie Rorig, Sr. B Vice Presi: dent: Michael Saliba, Annual Business: Dona Seaton, Sr. Office Manager: Dave Sellgren, Sr. B Presi- dent: John Shaw, Sport Dance: Louie Sieglinger, Softball: Bob Smith, Commencement Script: Roberta Stenson, Announcements: Ellen Stewart, Get-together: Vesta Thompson, Annual Art: Shirley Wads- worth, Prom: Chester A. Davis, Adviser: Mrs. Mary Schmitt, Adviser. ,I 1--'f-NN , . ,, A7 Flom ,iiumber of people eating lunch outside, would nevbr have-linown that -an election was going on. They probably did' 't know either. Inside, however, halt the student body was de fding what would happgnito the the next ,si-zmesterffl A lspecial political meetifig haying for they S ihomores, a remarlgablyyioislllpl assembly was held ,forgthe wholq s fool the day before olectlonsi. The one bright poinfjwas Shirley Rogers, who proycdlrihat itjlpqys to be funny. Nxfherrthe elections fthally came,xthe-opiiniofnsfoffthose few who did vote were pretty Hvenly divididythree -offlthq contests had tqfbqf run over,-fagain. yf7l'he notlablgreicception wasflim Marinos's oyieryihelming landslide into I, A r 1 ,za W , , . r , .l, xf 1 il ' ' .4 f if f , , . ,lf 0 o i gf U R'-meaidltez-A lrt Parade? chtvm ,. ,MM ,KSN-il - y W Z, ,a Sponsor: Miss Bock. Sponsor: Miss Bock. Editors: Menard Pont, fall: Richard Morefield, Editors: Francine London, John Squyres. spring. Left to right: Revlyn Brenner, Pat Kutzner, Fran- Lcft to rn : Richard Morefield, Manard Pont, cine London, Lorraine Canales. M l'sh F ' L d ght Dorothy Howard, BISIC n . ranclne on on. 1 L dnnaal Staff Sponsors: Miss Bowman, Miss Kuhn, Mr. Davis. Officers: Joe Coulombe and Dan Le May, editors: June Ann Peterson and Vesta Thompson, art editors: Milne Saliba, business man- agcr. Front row, left to right: Joan Foster, Pat Crandall, Jackie Rorig, June Ann Peterson, Second row: Francine London, Pat McLeod, Ves- ta Thompson, Polly Mintzer, Rev- lyn Brenner, Cathrynn Bossard, Mary Ann Phillips, Jim Dewesg Third row: Manard Pont, Mike Saliba, Hicks Williams, Stuart Rhodes: Fourth row: Dale Brown, Dan Le May, Joe Coulombe, Richard More- field, Miss Bowman, Dave Sellgren. ew Staff Sponsorz. Miss Boclr. Fall officers: Manard Pont, cdi- tor-in-chicf: Francinc Lond-n, as- sistant editor: Dorothy Howard, news editor: Richard Horefield, edi- torial director. Spring officers: Richard Mor'- field, editor-in-chiefy Mninie Irish, news editor: Estelle Addleson, fea- ture editor. Front row, left to right: Joan Foster. Estelle Addleson. Francine London, Revlyn Brenner, Menard Pont, Miss Bock, Rfcharol Morefield, Dorothy Howard, Huqh Andrews: Scond row: Harry Tutton, Red Chambers, Betty Siegel, Maisie Irish, Shirley Berenson, llary Ann Phillips, Pat Kissinger, John Shaw-rg Third row: Phyllis Hulclwny, Mnry lee Balmer, Julia Usquiano. Elsie Rsgers, Evelyn Schweiqcn, Sharon Drossman, Katherine Palmus. Bfttv Marin: Fourth row: Rhudy Fowler, John Green, Harry J'co5son, Roh- ert Pranger, Georqe Millcie, Be-'crlv Towner, Nadine Williamson, Mari- lyn Jump. Aid of food, decorations and gravity tlow gow , one hundred -ot the Hilltop's Big Time Operators pro- hrs due Not who was times were Shirley their achievements, After a solid WI if J Beverly Brose, mascot: Rosie Shelton, colonel. annual ASB of the of the was and its decor The Ball. Under Drossman, carried n the and the many John frontal and bfllm C'orpA Sponsor: Miss Shirley Hays. Front row, left to right: Gerry Grignon, Gloria Giacolletti, Colleen Murphy, Marilyn Page, Barbara Hays: Second row: Joyce Robinson, Georgia Neyenesch, Beverly Miles, Muriel Stagner, Shirley Rogers, Ann Dagleish, Roberta Stenson, Josephine Bianco: Third row: Lorraine Gize, Kathryn Nai- man, Ernestine Mendoza. Carrilou Ward, Vivian Henderson, Betty Poe, Delores Diaz: Fourth row: Jo Dean Cole. Corinne Rens. Anita Morefielcl, Shirley Keys, Elaine Foersch, Barbara Wiley, Wilma Lindenmeyer: Fifth row: Joan Berg, Betty Eason, Jeanine Hood, Ann Strictman, Norma Chase, Alma Gomez, Rosemary Palmus, Marilyn Sanders: Sixth row: Donna Cawley, Jorgine Milrtelson, Jerry Wills, Pat Howard, Eva Mae Ralph, lnez Hanson, Lenity Meggs: Seventh row: Mary Cruson, Frances Hanlrs, Lavene Myers, Marjorie Lind, Mar- garet Cruson. bl-il Team and Ufficel-A Front row, lett to right: Shirley Berensen, Adele Presler, Joan Jensen, Bennie Ham, Betty Hill. Carol Alderson, Florence Furry, Norma Diaz, Dorene Donahey, Ann Copeland: Second row: Joan Vernon, Carolyn Caruthers, Olivia Whitt, Joyce Hill, Ruby Turner. Jean Hope. Nancy Wessel, Esther Barrera, Dot Smith: Third row: Jo Bono, Joan Laird, Barbara Morris, Thelma Larsen, Leda Fancerrada, Mary Photinos, Irma Bidabe, Marilyn Lee, Marion White: Fourth row: Jean McClure. Dot Logan, Lean Dentremont, Mary Beth Young, June den Boestert. Elaine Smith, Jaclzie Scott, Loretta Stewart, Shirley McCoy: Fifth row: Bonnie Williams, Lucy Holton, Barbara Duncan, Norma Persson, Lillian Woolard, Dora Hellman, Doris Vindbladt. Nancy Etern, Mary Bowman, Barbara Hunscomb, Marguerite Malzahn: Sixth row: Captains Violet Ralrich and Gloria Crosthwaite, Colonel Roselyn Shelton, Captains Doris Buyer and Jeanne Lenore Robinson. 'QQ1 L. TSQQF' , kwa MM .Nw SM-nf To signity the passing ot another semester and most ot the stu- dents, the Girls' League and Boys' Federation collaborated to present Crammers' Crawl. Any effort to put meaning into the name was lost in the scramble to get twoiwords beginning with the same letter. They probably would have called it Leopard Leap had they not been afraid ot a spotty showing. In March we tully expected two dances entitled Lion's Claw and Lamb Chop. Crammers' Crawl was a tumabout dance. The attendance ati such a dance is always interesting because it reveals girls' secret passions. Ringleaders ot the attair were Jane Hussey and .lim Marinos. They were aided by enough people to turn thisreport into a minor censusg suttice it to say, they all did a swell job. ea son ea er: ' oncg econ row: George Pctcrson, Sponsor: Mr. Maxwell Cheer and Svng leaders! Pt Front row, left to right: a Mc Leod, Pat Walters, Carol Dayto h d g l d Minntaho d R S d L Wh y eon Chester Ball: head cheer le d it e Swing land Sponsor: Mr. Warren. Front row, lett to right: Joan Richardson, Dolores Levy, Mr. War- ren: Second row: George Millrie, Richard Sanders, Phillip Rust, Jack Reader, Ernest Moreno: Third row: Bill Whitlow, Archie Darden, Bill Arnold, Bob Finch, Wally Bevier: Fourth row: David Elwell, Herb Crawford, Mel Bulloclr, Charles Hartman: Fifth row: Lonny Siegel, Harry Tutton. 0rclieA tm Sponsor: Mr. Marcelli. Officers: Juanita Cummins, presi- dent: Georgia Neyenesch, vice president: Doris Huchel, treasurer: Elaine Hibi, secretary. Front row, left to right: Marilyn Miller, Jean Freyer, Barbara Hays, Joan Ward, Claudine Miller, Jua- nita Cummins, Roberta Humason, Ramona Moreno, Jeremie Paul, Eve- lyn Friedlund: Second row: Rudy Georgian, William Knight, Donald Tilnor, Howard Corman, George Richardson, Delber Chapman, Hen- ry Adams, James Lewis. Ruth Dav- idson: Third row: Elaine Hibi, Mary Ovieda, Cary Kinney, Ruth Beasley, Georgia Neyenesch, War- ren Buss, Carrilou Ward, Elaine Sachs, Ruth Negri: Fourth row: Jacqueline Thayer, Theron Leelrley, Cathrynn Bosserd, Lavene Meyers, William Whitlowe, Doris Huchel: Fifth row: Eugene Self, Robert Ericson, Daniel Patton, Jaclr Halac, Bonnie MacGregor, Eleanor Moeller, Shirley Rogers. was no fog this Diego stands: but all there was to it attention on once, the deciding from l the Cl Kvya' nAem6le Front row, lett to right: John Verdusco, Robert Magera, Reuben Torres, Wally Bevier, Mr. Maxwell: Second row: Gus Lytle, Charles Degenhart, Jim Crawford, Bob Scott, Michael Avsharian. a stream of sweat pouring from wish Having squealced on their home e rn the first quarter, and last l6. ln the Hoover: in mp the end Q1-IA' glee and Choir Sponsor: E. H. Maxwell. Chairmen: Ruth Negri, tall: Frankie Culp, spring. Front row, left to right: A. Ramirez, M. Colombo, A. Hud- son: Second row: N. Keinrath, B. Cohn, L. Northgrave, D. Reie, E. Rogers, M. Morris, L. Bonner, M. Hunt, R. Negri, M. Ruth, M. Henrilzson, H. Anderson, E. Mullen, Mr. Maxwell: Tird row: D. Fields, G. Felactu, F. Causarano, B. Starbect, L. Lupenui, S. Muldoon, D. Grajeda, N. Grant, P. Kuntle, B. Nauslat, A. Nicholas: Fourth row: L. Vanslager, L. Kent, E. Eblen, B. Rayburn, J. Davis, L. Mata, M. Miller, M. Clart, A. Combs, E. Gamboa, l. Smith, D. Beck: Fifth row: J. Piclrard, B. Landers, N. McWhinney, B. Stewart, G. Coburn, M. Sorge, E. Flakes, B. Hester, l, Bidabe, P. Cooper, W. Duncan, C. Cornell, M. Balmer, E, White: Sixth row: L. Di- Marino, D. Carns, M. Manning, J. Lovejoy, M. Sardina, L. Kobler, J. Palmus, M. Morales, B. Rye, D. Logan, T. Anderson, R. Gratts, B. Hebner, W. Allington. Mr. Maxwell. Sponsor: Chairmen: John Holloway, tall: lsidoro Maggay, spring. Front row, left to right: R. Johnson, J. Glenn, A. Whitlawe. E. Edson, l. Maggay, J. McLachlan, R. Torres, W. Bevier, A. Eslinger, M. McGregor, B. Duncan, E. Bond, Mr. Maxwell: Second row: M. Cummings, E. Elliott, B. McDermid, G. Min- ton, S. Young, B. Miles, E. Klectner, M. Phillips, R. Wiens, H. Heller, E. Boot, E. Hendricks, J. Johnson, J. Robinson, F. Durson, C. Beebe, R. Chambers, G. Allison, B. Meyer, J. Dearing, M. Aseltine, J. Sieger, A. Camacho: Fourth row: J. Hansen, M. Logan, B. Durson, B. Marin: Third row: S. Riggs, R. Hughes, L. Wallace, J. Fuentes, R. Mendoza, J Verdusco, G. Lytle, T. Gould, C. Ball, F. McCoy, V. Malonda J. Torgerson, R. Ales: Fifth row: O. Whitt, J. Holloway, R. Starbeclz, W. Heuschele, R. Magera, B. Gosnell, B. Scott, J Crawford, T. Lowerison, G. Kroostos, M. Avsharian, L. White W. Towne, J. Easley, M. Hamm: Sixth row: B. Thorpe, C Piclrett, H. Manning, J. Berg, J. Bono, R. Catian, J. Valadex J. Smith, C. Degenhart, J. Reader, R. Villar. M. Tumlin, E Farmer, M. Landers, L. George: Seventh row: J. Brigham A. Gomez, M. Gumina, B. Pierce, E. Kenniston, G. Dale, R Hedman, E. Dellutri, T. Bahu, J. Gordon, A. Berg, E. Faltes K. Bauman, B. Williams wie E4 Q x 4 5 - g Nw, if WX ids 3 J 'fm 1 X2 ACN X , ., 51 5 Q :E ! lfsrc WW x Q N PKK ,X Y ,, A 12245 N m Ji, M f mlb 5 fag E2 fl '55 -Q N, HN. E 1 ' fa 'X Q ,H X 'a wx .x 5 E sf. Y x K A xx hw fu 'H 'X' . X ,X Q., hx 3 T x Tix . ,gm D 1- 1 wir'-M--v1 i v'nrem Vwmr'-v 1- BllF 44 'Fi ,. l , x Ofgdhf ativiw In the next section, you will see pictures of dozens of clubs whose interests range from horses to hurnans, Just remember thi-s: the number of pictures a person is in doesn't necessarily show how popular he was, but me-rely hzow 'many times he was able to get out of class, Maybe this was the reason we had such trouble getting, people to identify themselves- forthe pictures: dicln't want the Attendance Office to. catch up with them for ditching, The Calendar, incidentally, keeps' on stopping the clock throughout thins' section. When the Sergeanettes have a blowout, it never goes tlat. Such was the case with their annual ball, Winter Wonderland. The Sergeanettes took no chances, making the dating both turnabout and the usual run-around. Although condemned at the start by its name, the ball came through with the best attendance not any dance during the year. Elections were held for King and Queen, better known as John Holloway and Shirley Rogers. Jeannie Robinson was announced as the new colonel: and Lavene Myers, the new major. Long after midnight, couples were still trying to bribe their coats back from the overcrowded check ro-om. Some simply left without them, only to find that it was still winter, but certainly no wonderland, outside. lespie. Read, Paul Thimsen. i it Eble Club Sponsor: Mr. Read and Mrs Gal Fall officers: Lucille Kerr presi dent: Mariam Norberg secretary Ernest Osborne. treasurer Spring officers: Dons Meacham president: Paul Thimsen vice press dent: Lorena Lou West secretary Audrey Kinner, treasurer Front row. left to right Doris Meacham, Joyce Munson Second row: Pat McLeod, Lucille Kerr Flo rence Durson, Barbara Durson Aud rey Kinner: Third row: Soterra An geles, Lila Von Berger, Bonnie Wil Iiams, Marian Norberg Barbara Apratto, Lorena Lou West Ross Gretz: Fourth row: Ernest Osborne George Spencer, Mrs. Gillespie Mr CS? Zipper-claAAmen Sponsor: Mrs. Hamman. Fall officers: Stuart Rhodes, president: John Hasson, vice presi- dent: Vesta Thompson, secretary: secretary: Harvey Prolrop, treasurer. Spring officers: Hiclrs Williams, president: Shirley Berenson, vice president: Marion Christopherson, secretary: Harvey Prolrop, treasurer. Front row, left to right: D. Le- May, J. Coulombe, H. Williams, S. Rhodes, H. Prolop, J. Hasson, R. Morefield: Second row: B. Hays, F. Orton, M. Zoleui, J. Swyers, J. Foster. N. Cornell, P. Mintzer, V. Thompson, P. De Nunzio, J. Rorig: Third row: M. Fujimoto, E. Owyang, P. Kutzner, J. Hussey. F. London, C. Bossard, V. Schecter: Fourth row: R. Blevins, M. Van Nice, J. Cummins, M. Irish, N. Dawson, P. Martin, D. McConnehea, M. Zim- mer, J. Ryan. S. Danlrworth: Fifth row: L. Smythe, M. Hijar, D. Kerns, J. Hansen, F. Durson, R. Negri: Sixth row: B. Close, S. Rogers, B. Stewart, D. Otis, S. Young, D. Pear- son, R. Beasley, S. Luce, G. Long- fellow, R. Lehman: Seventh row: H. .. Dillin, M. Pont, D. Sellgren, D. lver- son, N. Richards: Eighth row: B. - Smith, J. Holloway, E. Sue, M. Saliba, E. McClure, F. Hom, T. Anewalt. CS? fewer-c1aAAmen Front row, left to right: S. Mc- Coy, J. Scott, M. Ables, M. Mari- etta, C. Ward, J. Mann, J. Sarver, N. Wessel, N. Mclntyre, J. Lovell, P. Howard: Second row: L. Fong, C. Banda, N. Fairbanls, A. Nicholas, S. Berenson, M. Christopherson, Mrs. Hamman, J. Schenk, D. Emer- ick, M. Knox, J. Adams, J. Mc- Clure: N. Williamson, B. Towner: Third row: E. Socelo, D, Brown, L. Chula, L. Foncerrodo, B. Lee, B. Siegel, B. Cohen, J. Frier, C. Brumter, A. Costello, J. den Boestert, M. Young, W. Lindenmyer, S. Drossman: Fourth row: H. Heltzer, H. Tsuida. B. Quon, H. Hcriye, J. Hood, B. Eason, A. Duarte, M. Norberg, B. Williams, P. Johnson. N. Blair, B. Harris, J. Kipp: Fifth row: A. Quinn, Y. Miura, E. Hibi, D. Ander- son, J. Kirdendall, M. Moffat, M. Miller, J. Lindholm, C. Boaz, T. An- derson, M. Phillips, R. Dombrough, J. lnglis: Sixth row: M. Myers, R. Hughes, M. Weaver, K. Jannoclr, A. Meyer, J. Tupper, D. Post, E. Mendoza: Seventh row: R. Palmus, J. Coolre, G. Grignon, H. Tutton, J. Van Nice, H. Sam, C. Beebe, R. Pranger, E. Simpson, R. Reed, F. Graber, D. Jurling: Eighth row: D. Kikuchi, F. Manzano, M. Hommer- sand, W. Grossman, D. Tusch, F. Coil, M. Silva, R. Steiner, J. Craw- ford. ... S ,, '..:m,. lf-.+31'?' 332, A 'SS , . - 2' r . . - , . . . ' f . ,. .-.. , , J' '., ., , - r- 1- J r , -- Q - 'Situ -wilt 'Z ' ' fl' a51'?'. :-f ff- 'f N' FW'-21-2515-r '3i.5'?5vi -if f S' if - r U ' ' ' ' Ts- affiff .- ' f.'T'5f : 1 ii ' R : 'il' it R HN, f 4' i'if5 ' i'Iff?? .wQ-. s w ' Y Niff i' ' -C 'li'-i. S' L AA ' 'Mwwk M s NN N Q., -,W 1 - -si, M f 1 Y I . t y .-.-.,. A , .mv ' . vi ' i. A . . . . . . .N L it JM, .. X N.. il I' YI 7 L 2, My JS Camera C1116 Sponsor: Mr. Lewis. Fall officers: Gordon Born, presi- dent, Bob Reuther, vice president: Nancy Dawson, secretary-treasurer. Spring officers: Hugh Andrews, president: Jim Haum, vice presi- dent, Theresa Goble, secretary- treasurer. Front row, left to right: Gordon Born, Theresa Goble, Hugh An- drews, Nancy Dawson, Bob Reutherg Second row: Frank Antiporda, Shir- ley Chandler, Georgine Mikkelsen, Elsie Rogers, Joanne Wynne: Third row: John Bliss, Margaret Frazier, Delber Chipman, Lydia Ybarra, Shirley Young: Fourth row: Bill Burns, Bob Hirsch, Jaclr Swede, Bea- trice Smith, Fifth row: Bob Greer, George Kempland, Bob Shearer, Johnny Johnson, Gayle Tinsman, Sixth row: Mr. Lewis, Jim Haum, Jim Van Nice, George Millkie, Don Tusch, Hector Escobedo. Cal-melita Sponsors: Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Mar- celli, Miss Perlrins, Mrs. Schmitt. Left to right: John Holloway. Barbara Velasco, Joan Sieger, Red Chambers, Anne Whitlowe. C44 tle Spam Miss Norton and Mr. Off Louis Osborn, presi- nt J y Stegner, vice president: B ll B l gal, secretary: Norma M t easurer. t w, left to right. Pal: th M ss Norton, Glen Nielsen, o t g er, Walter Knoles, Louis O b B lie Balegal, Norma Mor- ,-g ' 1, N V ' I ,, ,. ' ' 'i ' ' v 'c J' Thefpnly surprising about the Senior Skating Party viajthe absence of a fancy name like Slcater's Scraunclh or Frigid Frenzy. Thanks to this lack, theipdrty vgasyv-atruly fine event and served its purpose of prompting the buy tlieirfclues. The party lasted from 22219 itillfki, lpiit chairmanTVemeFHq1ischele didnft. He went d-ownJ,zarly 'i,nf'tl1dl first round with a broken collar bonel leaving the mfariagemelnt td his assistants, Leon Wlhite and Fabirs Janise. A hochg-y game between the boys was scrambled a 2-0 ending, ,followed bylfan mr i 8-I slaughter between two girls' teams. Theychampion teams then met and abruptly partredfwhytn Ernie Andi-iwsfand Ruthie Stqfnge collided. After' a ballooriiirace. vhon byfklolln shlU,Atl'lC free-for-all returned.fQuite a fewtdeniecl .themselves those icy thrills this time. p fi ,' Y' f , 4 bebate Team Sponsor: Mrs. Emerict. Fall officers: Forrest Smith, presi- dent: Joe Coulombe, vice presi- dent: Betty Chamblin, secretary: Audrey Smith, treasurer. Spring officers: Robert E. Smith, president: Daniel Martin, vice presi- dent: Richard Bobzein, secretary: Stephen Salsbury, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Forrest Smith, William Grossman, Cathie Crates: Second row: Ruth Jordan, Ed Mullally, Jaclr Stewart: Third row: Robert E. Smith, Manard Pont. Stephen Salsbury, John Cade. burma C7416 Sponsor: Miss Perkins, Fall officers: John Smith, presi- dent. Spring officers: Barbara Stewart, president: Anne Whitlowe, vice president, Betty Wood. secretary: Paul Hamlin, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Alma Gomez, John Smith, Barbara Stew- art, Betty Wood: Second row: Mari- lyn Jump, Sylvia Luce, Rosalie ln- grande: Third row: Betty Lou Hills, Bebe Tidreaus, Peggy Myrick, Bar- bara Hays, Evangeline Gamboa, Beverly Cohen: Fourth row: Dorothy Weems, Anne Whitlowe, Shirley Taylor, Jeanette Inglis, Roberta Dombrott: Fifth row: Carol Schulte, Sharon Drossman, Miss Perlrins, Red Chambers, Gordon Longfellow: Sixth row: Don Haslin, Paul Hemlin, Jael: Hough, Jim Setterberg, Jack Lueten. Last year when Coach Morrow returned from the Navy, he had only a few weeks to shape up the team that eventually became a Southern California champion. Before it could get rolling, how- ever, it lost a game to Tucson. This year the Desert Diamond boys rode into town heavy favorites: but they left after a triple whip- ping, looking like the riders with the purple rage. The next week San Diego engaged Muir. With Pete Corona allowing the opposi- tion only three hits, the Hill Horsehide Heavers triumphed, II-O. The day after that they cleaned up on the -other Northerner, Pasa- dena High. Thus, as the Annual goes to press, we predict another championship team, if only for the reason that Coach Mo-rrow's old championship sweater is wearing out. He needs a new one. glacier glider-A Sponsor: Mr. Kittredge. Fall officers: Marian White, presi- dent: Lou West, vice president: Karlene Baker, secretary-treasurer. Spring officers: Victoria Morretti, president: Jane Schneiders, vice president: Karlene Baker, secretary- treasurer. Front row. left to right: Norma Diaz, Alice Ramirez, Marian White, Ellen Parker, Wilma Miller: Second row: Mary Louise Rables. Carleta Copeland, Shirley Ann Way, Jane Schneiders, Janet Mann: Third row: Leean De Marino, Betty Rayburn, Lou West, Victoria Morretti. Bar- bara Apratto: Fourth row: Karlene Baker, Pat Guthrie, Callum Flynn, Barbara MacDermidt, Nancy Lee Grant. .gn x , 'i my -Wk Q X 4. . Skis .. N. 'FSL-' .Q,...6 ? n, ' fl FM M F pg. s ff 1 A r 'W , 1 Qi f fm- QE - ,flqwgk ' Sh lg M I m 1.1, ' 2 , A Q ,, Si' 1 ' J , . Q iw . A , A A ,,:.A 5 2 1 I i' ' W 'ff rf gwgwyw W 3 ,, ,th fx if . mn-. 4 A ..,, x VA Q.. 'if ,M V hails ,gil M- , gm 5 in-if J' I 1- 4. I M... ww.-.y.,,,,,a1 f,.. +A, Www gi , ,fi ?s 5 Q , T' - in vp. .QMq,..fM4fJ4-gfyifi,-giw M ,X x W . track te m came within ot Souther Counties Track Meet. the po hed eggs and milk event, ore than forty Hillto in one of the Amon those r- Miller third in John olloway, sec d in vau , eq led dr pped the Hillers into anior 0ptimiA M Sponsor: Senior Optimists. Fall officers: John Holloway, president: Gordon Dale, vice presi- dentq Loren Dierdorft, secretary: Henry Duffie, treasurer. Spring officers: Ben Cendali, president: Loren Dierdorff, vice president: Gus Lytle, secretary, Robert McClurg, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Kenneth Crain, Henry Duffie, Gus Lytle, Loren Dierdorff, Dick Chapin, Fau- stino Manzanog Second row: Brock Clark. Gordon Dale, Ray Mendoza, John Verdusco, Joe Catlin, Eddie Mendoza: Third row: Bob McClurg. John Holloway, Madrid Solomon, Gene Edwards, Jimmy Smith, Tom Martinez, Manard Pont: Fourth row: Ed Simpson, Ben Cendali, Bill Du- gan, Dick Burton, Harry Tutton. second ' near victor and tie for In the 440, in the meet nl of I2 place in astest meets in Rain kies red briefl at Huntington Beach as the ' Y Y a point -of winning the I' C y Harold Cag in the which n o the 200' I I d l ' 3 l 9 ' aaa -'M Q umm: ' 1 in f ,, A . 3 . 4. K, - , Q2 ,,,.,, as J A sa- aff Y V, ,eff SEED !i ' 5' 2- fx littie 'S C1u6 Sponsor: Coach Crosby. First row, left to right: Bill Rec- tor, Frank Morey. Ellwood Millar, Jesse Bower, Chester Ball, Bob Beck- ett. Fred Durate, Paul Stack, Ray Asbury, Kenneth Crain, Ray Men- doza, Ted Blattler: Second row: Jim Sue, Chuck Bateman, Jack Halac, Tom Wilson, George Klindt, Rudy Fowler, Denny Marteeny, Fabus Jan- ise, Joe Yamada, Steve Galindo, John Wick, Hing Lee: Third row: Stanley Gilbert, Jim Dewes, Bill Ginos, Angel Milan, Gordon King, Ted Bahu, Vic Sharp, Joe Cutri, Jim Smith, Archie Burton, Kenny Brown, Dick Warner: Fourth row: Don Clarkin, Frank Marsh, Tom Steppe, Ronald Morse, Coach Crosby, J. Merino, Bill Curtis, James Craw- ford, Andy Stagnaro, Le Roy Ma- dera: Fifth row: Kenny Platt, Thompson, Robert Miller, Charles Davis, Leo Sciuto, Jack Creelman. Mai- Wa 61116 Sponsor: Miss Walker. Fall officers: Esther Owyang, president: William Hom, vice presi- dent: Audrey Quin, secretary: Bar- bara Jue, treasurer. Spring officers: Hing Lee, presi- dent: Lila Tom, vice president: Esther Owyang, secretary: Lynette Fong, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Esther Owyang, Audrey Quin, Beverly Ko, Bernice Lee: Second row: Lynette Fong, Doris Lee: Third row: Miss Walker, Barbara Jue, Eleanor Hee, Beverly Quon: Fourth row: Hing Lee, Wellman Hom, Ed Sue. Malin Chew. Cla Sponsor: Miss Bell. Fall officers: luy Maggay, presi- Nino Marcelli's Carmelita was the biggest thing of its lcind ever presented at San Diego High, and it required the services of every student who could sing, act, draw, build or forge passes. Carmelita was no horse opera: but it had all the props for one: a beautiful feminine star, Joan Sieger: an equally handsome male lead, John Holloway: and a whole crew of villains frenziedly referred to as Na-VA-ics! When it was all over, the school relinquished its role of impressario, but not the glory gained by having had enough courage and talent to present the operetta. Special credit goes to the music and art departments, and of course to the Attendance Office, which was beginning to collect royalties this spring by selling the absence lists as city directories. Pan-American 6 dent: lsabel Marmolejo, vice presi- dent: Norma Diaz, secretary: Hugh Andrews, business manager. Spring officers: Henry Santel- lanes, president: Isabel Marmolejo. vice president: Norma Diaz, secre- tary: Hugh Andrews, business man- ager. Front row, left to right: Jerry Winters, Janice Sarver, Tulia Vil- lar, Henry Santellanes, Norma Dial, Robert Castaneda. Isabel Marmole- jo, Stanley Gilbert, Magdalena Al- zona: Second row: Jane Schneiders, Nellie Shank, Alicia Angulo, Car- melita Banaga, Alma Gomez, Glo- ria Castro, Miss Bell, Carmen Ban- da, Jimmy Dewes: Third row: Dora Hollman, Esther Delgado, Rosalie Puentes, Reba Johnson, Gould Al- lison: Fourth row: Leonard Shultz, Al Estrada, Steve Galindo, Mary Esparza, llleana Paredes, Lillian George, Carmen Boaz, Twila An- derson, Dale Brown, Frank Anti- porda, Hector Escobedo: Fifth row: Hugh Andrews. Tony San- chez, Rosemary Palmus, Nan Mc- Cartney, William Harger. Quill and Scroll Sponsor: Miss Bock. Fall officers: Dorothy Howard, president: Revlyn Brenner, vice presi- dent: Gordon Longfellow, secre- tary-treasurer. Spring officers: Francine London, president: Manard Pont, vice presi- dent: Joe Coulombe, secretary- treasurer. Front row, left to right: Estelle Addleson, Revlyn Brenner, Miss Bock, Francine London: Second row: Joan Foster. Dot Howard, Red Chambers, Harry Tutton: Third row: Gordon Longfellow, Manard Pont, Gary Allen, Joe Coulombe, Richard Morefield, Dan Le May. UTC' Ufficem Front row, left to right: Frank R. Meyer, cadet lieutenant colonel: Second row: Harvey Prokop, cadet major: William Gray. cadet major: Fred Murbarger, cadet captain: Third row: Walt Towne, cadet first lieutenant: James Gordon, cadet first lieutenant: John McLachlan, cadet captain: Leon White, cadet major: Fourth row: David Arce. cadet second lieutenant: Fred Con- rad, cadet second lieutenant: Archie Darden, cadet second lieu- tenant: Cary Kinney. cadet second lieutenant: Palmer Groenewold, ca- det second lieutenant: Jaclr Gal- lant. cadet second lieutenant. ogre Team Sponsor: Sgt. Goodlett. Front row, left to right: Walt Towne: Second row: Fred Herdel, Jaclr Gallant, Landry Doster. Cary Kinney, Third row: Folsom Jenluns, John L lu John Adams, Charles West. oc e, CJ ln the pre rious equation of Senior finances, one of the largest unknown fa ors is the Senior Play whether the rom is to be at the ccess decides the barn at antee. To put project a play, a cro d of Seniors period all throu e Spring se ster to e in The A ble Crichton hat the from a rural re ous. Leads w Jerry and John S . True artists m t their and the bo ere true artists i his to sacrifice uts. Thu was hai d larus s we wr' this, t o months before the are confide at the P m will paid for: but we are some hors addled. 131 4 Ax i rf' , Q A-.w 49. U' ,A V 6 f z , J Q A 55' S ,wx , 6 fan L 2 mx ., ax .1 ' V Wg .,,., '54 .K N . x 1 . - is W 5? Y ills X 4 A 3 M Q . xvm'-1.a1ie , C W 51 . ,: 3 A 'A .2 FW 1 , Q! ski s N nr Q ,565 mf 5 aw ws if if. ra x, ,xx f Q TW , G MW if as 'Q 1953 ' 1-3 X, ,ff ,Q , ,ffgfg jvus ,im img Q F5 1' ,Q F CJ As duation approached, could n satisfy the Seniors' favors ere added. The enoug to have Seniors A M hers' Tea, arr Girls' eague as t bo-ys', to den The wh , after t absence of Seniors ade official. rings and colces alone es so extra cky be especially ored. Hussey, featured spring of girls' fa , as well event broke er prec Miner, was alboa P was serve eniors t a Ditc D Thus,t h these ve s, the last fe ys of s o-o as Spartarw Sponsor: Y.M.C.A. Fall officers: Jerry Dahms, presi- dent: Bill Rector, vice president: Frank Morey, secretary-treasurer. Spring officers: Jerry Dahms, president: Dick Downey, vice presi- dent: Tow Wilson, secretary: Jim Smith, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Jerry Dahms, Chuck Bateman, Jim Smith, Joe Mash: Second row: Bill Rector. Frank Morey, Nick de Santi: Third row: Dick Downey, Bob Herman, Rudy Ortiz, Tom Wilson. . 2: I ., Q 3 A i - I is X :QQ 1- uf , :Wi i s AH lkli -ii - ,.4,,. Qual fwaii ,,..,.- .,., ., Staden t legisflature President: Shirley Rogers: ASB vice president members: Presidents of homerooms. Swimmerettesf Spnsor: Miss Paxton. Fall officers: Betty Hendriclrs, president: Lillian Avella, secretary- treasurer. Spring officers: Ernestine Men- doza. president: Carol Parvin, sec- retary-treasurer. Front row, left to right: Lorraine Peterson, Marguerite Malzohn, Ber- nice Ham, Ernestine Mendoza, Bet- ty Hendircts, Lillian Avellar, Mar- jorie Lovejoy, Pat Kissinger, Kath- erine Palmus: Second row: Diana Cordon, Elizabeth Kikuchi, Hidelro Tsuida, Esther Barrera, Anne Good, Mary Ann Colombo, Rosalie ln- grande, Carol Parvin, Laura Baxter, Pam de Nunzio, Harriet Rose, Mar- va Shumway, Miss Paxton: Third row: Helen Kusamoto, Tillie Lopez, Rosemary Palmus, Rosalie Sardo, Audrey Hamerly. Joanne Reed, Julia Villar, Lucille Francisco, Carol Mapes, Bonnie Johnson, Charleen Pinnon, Joloise Taylor, Mary Ellen Rafalovich. jr... , ' r V, -'Tr'-:E,f1,S571-P 1 i fi? ik' th I il,-,J . Once ilgain it had come time for new officers to be elected, old o-ffic rs to be congratulated, ygiislluiyoth oyups to have awfree i, feed on he school. ln other ' w electionnyybanquet and ball. dictions as the Annillygfoes to pre yi: that day abrouifirfyrtyftiiflers, under the dirrfctfon of some ieilr, got out ofpta 'to pi ware the gym for thefhaflf, which ff was pil bably callesgfncvy rnsomd ' iw ind Up or Par Parleyfffi The I, ing Band its sa lfnever-changing rafigcoire. Th X deco ations, wubifzhywere lavishg iwdre supervised by,Mr,f' ernacc ' .yr He id a andilddsrerves special 'Jnition fo hi! wori on tfiisweafkadancaw. 113-ggbanquet thatfini t was t sa e order as the one in Janyfrary, except that ere we rn re ,I .f f f K . ' .1 f ff I pvople expecting to be applafuded. y' lf' jp' f f f' ,ffkf 7' 5 f' 1 ,A ,Cf fly' A-N! if fr 'sm Zffx ji -' flfffff 's -ELL a ,QV ich -T TTT' 'T' i' ' . ..f '..,P5f 7enniA Club Sponsor: Miss Walters. Fall officers: Flora Alderson, president. Spring officers: Hisa lmamura. president. Front row, left to right: Beverly Quon, Mary Nieblesg Second row: Leora Burnett, Lynette Fong. Doro- thy Pearson, Mirian Fujimoto, Flora Alderson, Gloria Crosthwaiteg Third row: Joceill Stormes, Jane Hussey, Dorothy Logan, Madeline Logan, Hisa lmamura, Pat Jordan: Fourth row: Donna Benton, Ramona Stef- fens, Fidencia Villar: Fifth row: Miss Walters, Charlene Pinnon, Lil- lian Avellar. Jo Ann Reed, 1 ,, ,- s ,fl- f 17 ff I 7lceApianA Sponsor: Miss Perkins. Officers: John Smiih, presideni: Barbara Stewari, secreiary: Sylvia Luce, treasurer. Froni row, lefi io righk: Miss Perkins, Barbara Sfewari, John Smiih, Anne Whilloweg Second row: Carol Schulte. Gordon Longfellow, Sylvia Luce, Alma Gomer, Beify Wood: Third row: Jack Luelren. Jim Seiierberg, Red Chambers. Toe Tramper-A Sponsor: Miss Walters. Fall officers: Skuark Rhodes, president Don Garcia, vice presi- denh Pai Henry, secrefary. Spring officers: Ann Meyer, presideni: Pat Henry, vice presi- denh Audrey Smith, secretary: Howard Erickson, ireasurer. Froni row, lefi io righi: Pai Henry, Dale Brown, Alice Ramirez, Isabelle Gamboa, Ernest Andrew, Second row: Max Gonzales, Emma- lou Eaton, David Jurling, Jacque- line Lindholm: Third row: Hecior Escobedo, Ann Meyer. Beatrice Smiih, Miss Wallets, Audrey Smiihg Fourth row: Skuart Rhodes, Elaine Himburg, Charlene Pinnon. Not only did the Seniors have outings at the end of the year, but they had certain ceremonies, too. Seniors received a message of 'faith when Vespers were held at the First Baptist Church. Florence Durson arranged the program, which was attended by Seni-ors of all faiths. Hardly on the same level, but a ceremony nevertheless, was the Gift Day Assembly on June l8. Under the guidance of Don Lyons, Gift Day stalked with 'Full majesty through the usual co-rny routines, old jokes and certain contests of dark implications. A ceremony is an event where everyone stands rooted to the spot while a few people saw away on something. Such was the Prom. The boys, straight-jaclceted in their new tuxes, and the girls, made cautious by gravity flow formals, stood frozen as the band played on. Uar-Arty 'gn Sponsor: Coach Crosby. Front row, left to right: Bill Rec- tor, Franlr Morey, Elwood Millar. Jesse Bower, Malin Chew, Walter Heuschle, Henry Duffie, Bill Dugan, Vincent Dambrose. Hector Escobe- do: Second row: Hi Dillin, Hicks Williams, Ted Duenes, John Verdus- co, Norman Richards, Joe Catlin, Morris Schmeider, Loren Dierdortf, Tom Lowerison, James Crawford: Third row: Ed Sue, Angel Millan, Ernie Smith, Harold Miller, John Brown, Gordon King, Ernest Genet, Jerry Dahms, LeRoy Madera, Bob Smith, Graydon Calder: Fourth row: Bob Myers, Jaet Sardo, John Holloway, Jack Boldrich, Clyde Hightower, Joe Brown, Sal Flores, Harry Wexler, John Hasson: Fifth row: Coach Crosby, Jim Marinas, Rudy Ortiz, Bill Curtis, Ted Ritchey, Jack Hough, Jack Creelman. of 'cwelve years of carved desks, lunch s Graduation. wrl:l'1 was note, Yfanlw Sponsor: Miss Soule. Fall officers: Bonnie Jean Close, presidenl: Billie Carroll, vice presi- dent: Doroilry Wilson, secrefary: Barbara Raynaud, ireasurer. Spring officers: Emmalou Ecion, president: Mary Zoleni, vice presi- dent: Beverly Bagg, secreiary: Caro- lyn Vlylres, treasurer. Front row, left to right: Doroihy Wilson, Elsie Rogers, Emmalou Ecton, Bonnie Jean Close, Mary Zoleni, Carolyn Wykes: Second row: Miss Soule. Doris Allen, Beverly Bagg. Barbara Raynaud, Ruth Jones, Billie Jean Carroll. .,. . . ., V ,..,-,- .-,,.,---my-F--mi ia ,, ,V ,.,,g,.- Y Spa:-M Now we pay tribute to those financiers of the school- the athletes. Here we have pictures of teams of all the sports from football to golf. We tried to print a picture of a leading player in each sport, too. With our luck, though, we probably have a choice selection of second-stringersg so maybe you got in. This section has an even greater attraction because of the fact that our activity calendar ended in the last division. 99? e-55 ?!'!57,9?. Wt, 164395 'K EW gldbzr Bfgs EQ Q27, , 50 47, ki 54 PB i5,h,4,,,,,, ,W L, 14? fli' Although they took a double licking 'From Loyola High's Bruins, the San Diego High Hillers closed the I946 chapter of the Gray Castle pigskin album with six triumphs against the pair of setbacks. Among the outstanding achievements re- corded by the Cave squad were winning -the Coast League title, beating Hoo-ver twice, and placing six San Diego players on the Coast Loop's mythical all-star contingent. These Hillers were Tackle Gene Edwards, Guard Bob Conklin, Center Jim Erkenbeck, Quarterback Jerry Dahms, Halfback Ted Ritchey and Full- back J-ohn Brown. Coach Bill Bailey was named mentor of the aggregation. Scores: Hoover lin Carnivall, I3-0: Loyola, I2-l3g Saint Augustine, 32-0: Bakersfield, I3-7: Compton, I9-I2: Pasadena, 40-0: H-oover, 48-7: and Loyo-la, 6-I9. The Jayvee also upheld the Hilltop in 'high school jayvee contests, but didn't do so well against other opponents. Some of Coach Patten's leading players were Earl Youngs, Jim Smith, Neal Henderson, Nando Romero, Jimmy Sue, Tony Diaz, Ray Irving, Manuel Smith, Ray- mond Torres, and Bill Ginos. U41-Aity ?oot6all Coach: Mr. Bailey. Front row, left to right: Jack Boldrick. Hector Escobedo, Clyde Hightower: Second row: Ray Asbury, Joe Brown, Sal Macias, Ed Sue, Jim Smith, Alec McFarland, Bill Dugan, Gordon Dale. Vic Sharpe, Bill Yamada, John Davis, Len Ross: Third row: Coach Maley, Doug Hunt, Ed Smalley, Chuck Davis, Jim Hansen, Virgil Parsons, Dick Savoy, Rudy Ortiz, Ernie Smith, Tommy Lowerison, John Brown, Ken Brown, Coach Bailey: Fourth row: Bud Genet, Dick Van Slager, Loren Dierdorft, Ken Crain, Gene Edwards, John Holloway, Jim Erkenbeck, Joe Acevedo, Jerry Dahms, Bob Conklin, Sal Flores, Bob Rodriguez, Jim Marinos. aqalee ?oot6all Coach: Mr. Patten. Student Coaches: Don Clarkin and Henry Dutfie. Front row, left to right: Don Clarkin, Bill Ginos, Frank Navarro, Frank Marsh, Ken Platt, Bill Driskell, Joe Cutri, Jim Mellos, Ed Fletcher, Neil Henderson, John Wirtz, Gilbert Casteneda, Cyrus Morgan: Second row: Coach Patten, Bill Pinkerton, Howard Erick- son, Jim Smith, Ronald Morse, Bill Groontonk, Jim Sue, Tony Diaz, Ray Irving, Earl Gillian, Mike Luizzi, Joe Beyerle, Earl Youngs, Henry Duffie, Javier Acosta: Third row: Fred Shunk, Stephen Pat- terson, Manuel Smith, James Oaks, lnez Collosso, Fontaine Piland, Jim Mastorakas, Ralph Guest, Ted Blattler, Glen Goulding, Randall Wagner, Frank Cresenti, Frank Torres. , if Jerry Dahms, Football Ben Cendali, Basketball Bob Smith, Track Uamity EaAlzet6a1 Coach: Mr. Douglas. Front row, left to right: Charles Page, manager: Malin Chew, Jim Marinos, Ben Cendali, Gilbert Gar- cia, Bill Rector: Second row: Rudy Fowler, manager, Charles Davis, Rudy Ortiz. Danny Newport. Gran- ville Walton, Bob Spaeth: Third row: Norman Richards, Sanford Borolslry, Ernie Smith, Bill Curtis, Jerry Dahms, Coach Douglas. 'F' Kuketbal Coach: Mr. Maley. Front row, left to right: Dick Talamantz, Jimmie Dawes, Ralph Villar, Pat Buono, Rene Soriano: Second row: Coach Malay, Dick Burton, Bob McCIurg, Lee Brown, Joe Cutri. When basketball season came to the Hilltop this year, it was looked upon as only a lull between football and baseball. The chances did not look good. Coach Merrill Douglas had only recently returned 'From the service, there were 'Few returning lettermen, San Diego had been sadly beaten the previous season, and the first game was dropped to the Alumni. Once the bets had been made and the un- favorable odds had been established, however, the team began to improve. It took third place in the Compton tourney and then the consola- tion prize at Chino. The winning streak was interrupted when Hoover took the second ot the Crosstown series games. They also won the third. S.D.H.S. put on a final burst of glory, how- ever, and ended the season with an unexpected clean-up at Beverly Hills, making a season record ot 25 wins and 5 losses. Unquestionably, the outstanding player ot the year was Ben Cendali, a three-year letterman and top scorer who made 37 points in one game. The season's scores were Alumni, 23-25: Compton Tourney, third place: Point Loma 38-27: State B's, 20-3I: Chino Tourney, con- solation: Grossmont, 28-20: Compton, 25-26' Pasadena, 45-32: Muir, 36-I9: Hoover, 3l-28: Compton, 27-I9: Saint Augustine, 33-22: Point Loma, 27-25: Muir, 42-29: Compton. 29-25: Hoover, 26-34: Saint Augustine, 42-23: Pasa- dena, 59-26: Grossmont, 35-I9: Muir, 62-22: Hoover, 32-43: Beverly Hills Tourney, cham- pionship: and Coast League, second place. The Cave Bees, second only to Compton came through with a stack of smashing victories, too. They were coached by the Hilltop's newest mentor, Duane Maley. The season's scores were Alumni, 30-26: Brown Military, 65-I8: Point Loma, 40-32, 35- 23, 4I-I4: Grossmont, 29-2I: Compton, 25-33 I6-30, 30-34: Pasadena, 37-23, 4l-20: La Jolla 29-30: Muir, 47-2I, 33-22: Hoover, 37-29, 28- 22, 39-28: Saint Augustine, 48-20: Coast League, second place. , . .5-.ak r 2 .si R, 3. 5 ,Q Q , r rs K. ii -. ,,,sr5sf if L..-17' 0 ' Lf ei 'Li 0 I1 Cf IISCO, 653 J h V d B lu Ben Cendali, Tennis Frank Morey, Golf R r F ! . f f y . . V M I I 1 o -.ff F,- '5 z M Qkkgaff' 'Q' 62 N Y R Q ,115 x9-mg K .W .L ...W 5'QQx . .W I . mf . , f , , ' was Y A N 4. , ,,,. . ..-.--Y... W... .Y-...,.,-......c...-. This year's track team, tho-ugh good, failed to equal previous records. The early season meets, however, were but a prelude to the prep classic, the Coast League track meet, in which the Hill spikespinners managed to take third. Bob Smith, named All-American scholastic pole vaulter by Look Magazine, was the out- standing member of the team. Scores: La Jolla, A's, 78-26: B's, 40-55: C's, 38-40: La Jolla l2nd meetl, 57-3'5, 23V2-53V2: Wilson, 634l: Kearny, '85-I9, 75-I5, 47-30: Huntington Beach, 29-V5 lsecond by 4X5 pointl: Hoover, 52-52, 50-45, 45V2-33: Hoover- Compton-Muir-Pasadena, 9IV2: Coast League, 36-V2 lthird placel: SCIF, 8, 4, 8. The '47 baseball seas-on was marked by two things: an excellent team and rotten luck. Coach Morrow is tops: the team had many seasoned veterans: and this combination won most of the games. Only bad luck, therefore, can ex- plain why the team failed in a few contests. The first defeat came from Hoover. With a second defeat at the hands of H-oover, the Hilltop lost any chance at the Coast League Champio-ship: but it finished third in the League by passing Pasadena and Compton. Scores: Alumni, 5-2: Point Loma, 2-I: Tucson, 9-5, I0-9, I7-5: Muir ll-0, 8-2: Pasadena, 6-2, I0-0: Ho-over, 6-l0, 6-7: Long Beach Wilson, 8-l: Compton, I-6, I7-4: Tucson, 0-3, 4-l, I-2. Uamity KaAe6all Coach: Mr. Morrow. ' ront row e ri : an ore Ray Me oza on Werner Heuschele, Cross Count Joe Kelley, Wrestling F . ltt to ght Fr k M y, nd , J h Verdusco, Dick Hansen, Dick Savoy. Don Jor- dan, John Brown: In front, Gus Lytle: Second row: Vincent Datnbrose. Manager: Rudy Ortiz, Joe Catlin, Ken C ' Pet Co on Je Dahms B'll Sto lr B'll Atk' C h M Th'd J Brown, Bill Noel, Len ram, e r a, rry , i c, i inson, oac orrow: ir row: oe Ross, Jim Marinos,' Henry Duffie, Bill Dugan, Alfred Kennerly. Neal Henderson, Jim Craford. U41-.ditty 7I'dCl2 Coach: Mr. Patten. Front row, left to right: Joe Cutri, Jim Dewes, Jim Sue, Dick Sundberg, Jim Mastorakas, Sam Gulko, Thomas Steppe, Bob Miller. Jack Sardo, John Wick. Ted Duenez, Gordon Dale, Milton Radmilovitch, lnez Collosso, Har- g vey Prokop, Ray Capello, Ernest Smith, Ed Sue, Werner Heuschele, Graydon Calder, Ernest Genet, John Hollo- way, Harold Miller, Joe Acevedo. Tom Lowerison, Henry Cagle, Cleo Williams, Bob Smith: Third row: Clyde High- tower, Charles Davis, Hing Lee, Hicks Williams. Ellwood Millar, Gordon King, Bob Gosnell, Vic Sharp, Pete Corona, Monty Langworthy, Fred Davis, Bob Van Doren, Cornelio Calma, John Davis, John Lopez, Joe Parcher, Ed Fletcher, Calvin.-Carter, Ray Moore, Jack Boldriclr, Coach Patten. I -X s. Q J 5 -5 'X P-it ,ag qtxw- if ff A -if ,,-: gg M xg V ' f y E ff , 6 A Ye K' fx ,Y 3' xizifrlg s X! 3 L I ,gif ,ff sri lw,f!wmmAmQm w X K Rf.-ll , 'X . K iff ml ? - 1 Q! ui 1 ff, an 6 ,jk 5 0 ,qi W M., ,MQE 4, ag A 7' , , f ,a ' r K in 'VFP fb 2 .Am uf in s 5 50,95 5 , mk fwxh w..v.M 44 XM la .J , ru ik, , Y inf M.-ws ww sm .iv 'W Nm gg ww, ,My 2 U 'Snr if I 'Wi' 9 CMM Conn try, Coach: Mr. Patten. Front row, left to right: John Hasson, Ellwood Millar, Werner Heuschele, Gordon King, Hicks Williams, Jack Creelman, Jack Sardo, John Wick: Second row: Ray Capella, Monty Langworthy. Arvid Berg, Henry Cagle, Sammy Gulko, Bob Meyers, Milton Rod- milovich, George Klindt, Coach Patten. Tennisf Coach: Mr. Maley. Front row, left to right: Ben Cen- dali, Bud Muehlheisen, Faustino Manzano, Frank Hope: Second row: Tony Anewalt, Scottie Doggett, Dave Sellgren, Richard Morefield, Dave Russell, Richard Lehman. W1-eA fling Coach: Mr. Crosby. Captains: Hansen, Kelley. Front row, left to right: Estrada, Rodriguez, Manzano, Kikuchi, Felley, Masters. Balestreri, T. Kikuchi, Sam, Palestini, Viviano, Desanti, Warner, Madera, Constantine, Marteenyg Second row: Adams, Giamminero, Chitry, McKusick, Montion, Curran, Mangusing, Flinn, DeCaro, Roy Baum, Ray Baum, E. Hom, Cade, Ko, Fujimoto, Minimide, Tarantino: Third row: King, Spencer, Ruil, Ter- ramagra, Kelley, Manuel, Lekos, Arce, Flores, Burnett, Beckett, Cer- vantes, Anderson, Schmieder, Dunkl, Coach Crosby: Fourth row: Bus- sey, Demos, Durate, Platt, Esca- lera, Winter, Ball, Bower, Sciuto, Peterson. Hansen, Buckley, Sund- berg, Newcomb, Haase, Macias, Janise: Fifth row: Dierdorff, Kos- mos, Barnes, Asbury, Burton, F. Hom, Cowling, Morgan, Fuentes, Blackwell, Key, Bullock, Clarkin, gel Coach: Mr. Maley. Left to right: William Thomas, Bob Smith, Milton Rosenberg, Frank Morey, Gary Evans, Stuart Rhodes, Chuck Sorenson, Bib Reuther. Sponsor: Miss Walters Girls' sports were carried on under the direction ot the Girls' Athletic Association. Any girl could belong to the GAA: but the effects didn't begin to show until she had participated in tour team sports and one individual sport, at which time she was awarded a numeral. If she went on to participate in eight team sports and two individuals, she received a letter: further neglect ot her homeworlx brought a pin. Those who had numerals, letters and pins belonged to the Letterettes, a group that held dinner meetings once a month. Another activity was a play day presented tor ninth grade girls about to enter the Hilltop, at which they were given a pre- monition ot 'future athletic activities here. Front row, left to right. Barbara Seebold, Lynette Fong, Charlene Pinnon, Tillie Lopez, Dorothy Hoch- anova, Mary Lujon, Beverly Quon, Anna Nichols, Joloise Taylor, Pat Kissinger, Dorothy Pearson: Second row: Esther Barrera, Rosa Gratts, Joceill Stormes, Dorothy Logan, Gloria Crosthwaite, Sarah Lograsso, Peggy Samuelson, Marie Banuelos. Bonnie Norsworthy, Hisa Imamura, Marion Fujimoto, Madeline Logan, Katherine Palmus, Betty Marin, Yoshilzo Miura: Third row: Lorraine Peterson, Elsie Stromie, Donna Ben- ton. Geraldine Callrins, Elizabeth Kilruchi, Carmen Ban Da. Nadine Bernardini, Nancy Strauss, Josephine Grajeda, Marva Shumway, Leora Burnett, Mary Dora Hallman, Dorothy Helen Simpson, Shirley Young: Fourth row: Mary Nieblas, Rosa Lie Sardo, Betty Poe, Lucelia Francisco, Laura Baxter, Mildred Riedy, Susie Mae Mayfield, Evelyn Elliot, Frankie Culp, Katherine Mil- ner, Maybelle Moore, .lachie Pittus, Geraldine Clark, Romona Stiftens. Betty Graham, Nellie Crisp. Sw .. 1- W ' N' ' I w ' ,wh 1 1 1 4 'WNY L 1 ,H 31 X X A W 1 I N + . M eni0'l'J 1 G 'HMG W? 591435-wtiren sofmzth:i.ng?i Coma yew know 1ih:atQif.wc Ildft youweu't1,. ndeksnQ.utl Sio1ih'efB Yew- amy: in'vallllA T6 liAven+ up 'tlhcyseetionf' for -up the lives QF-iiighiiigniqri Qi SQNQS may want tw fwd whqn sfim1isheal at mn then, YHQQW Cbntzmdlatiun! -- Joe Reinaldo Acevedo Sally Ann Acosta-Telephone Operator. Estelle Marilyn Addleson-Quill and Scroll, Russ, G. L. Treasurer, Junior Secretary, San Diego State College, Sociology. Roschelle Aguilar-Los Angeles Trade School, Seamstress. Walter Aillaud-Band, Navy or Work, Fire Department. Beverli Alberti Dolores Albrecht--Beauty College, Cosme- tology. Flora Alderson-Tennis Club, Orchestra, C.S.E., San Diego State College, Teaching. Bill Ales-University ot Redlands, Engineer ing. Wilma Alice Allington-Girls' Glee, San Diego State College, Teaching. Magdalena Camacho Alzona-Pan Ameri- can Club, Aquinas Club, Vocational School, Cosmetology. Arnold Ames Dorothy Anderies Leroy Anderson-Army. Ernest J. Andrew-Toe Trampers, Guard Force, San Diego Junior College, Radio Engineering. Lua Shepard Andrews-G. L. Vice Presi- dent, Homecoming Research Committee, G. L. Board ot Control, University ot Cali- tornia, Social Welfare. Richie Andrews-San Diego Junior College, Commercial Art. Anthony Anewalt-Little S Club, C.S.F., San Diego l-li-Y, Tennis, Stanford Univer- sity, Engineering. Soteria Angeles-G. L. Welcome Com- mittee, All School Show, Bible Club, San Diego Junior College. Alicia Angulo--C.S.E., Senior Cabinet, Student Legislature, Aquinas Club, Pan American Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. Franlr Delfin Antiporda--Bowling Club President, Camera Club, Pan American Club, Cabinet, San Diego State College, Teaching. David Dennis Arce-Castle Spurs, R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, Junior College ot Vocational School. Lucille May Archibald-Swimmerettes, San Diego State College, Art. John Davidson Atherton-Play, R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, Service. Maxine D. Atlcins-Art School, Commercial Art. Betty Jo Atwell-Student Legislature. Don Arlen Augustine- B Basketball, Pasadena Junior College, Law. Lillian Avellar Edward Louis Badilla-Army Air Corps. Rosie Grace Badilla-Art School, Ceramics. 1 Charlyne Balmer-American School ot Ballet, Ballerina. Shirley Jacquelin Balmer-San Diego Junior College, Journalism. Pandel C. Balaban-San Diego State Col- lege, Engineering. Chester Ball-Cheer Leader, Little S Club, Wrestling, San Diego Junior College. Industry. Stella Balli-Business College, Stenography. Dolores Bether Bareno--Business College, Boolclceeping. Pauline Joyce Barnes-Swimmerettes, Busi- ness College, Stenography. Thomas G. Barnes-Junior Optimists, Little MS Clulo, Army. Aurora Barriga-Salesworl: Claire G. Basmajian-C.S.F., Student Leg- islature, Russ, Ten Pins, College, Music. Charles D. Baxter-San Diego State Col- lege, Dentistry. Ruth Beasley-CSF., Aquinas Club Vice President, GL. Junior and Senior Repre- sentative, Girls' Court. Dorris Beck-G.L. Welcome Committee, San Diego State College, Stenography, Bob Beckett-Little S Club, Wrestling, San Diego State College, Forestry and Surveying. Henry Beltran-Army. Marjorie Jean Berlin-Sergeanettes, Home- coming Research Committee, Russ Talent Show, Student Legislature, Scripps College, Teaching. Richard A. Betourne Elizabeth Beverly-Nursing College. Melvin Wally Bevier-Swing Band, Choir, Quartet, Wrestling, Music College. Josephine Bianco-Choir Secretary, Ser- geanettes Flag Twirler, All School Show, Student Legislature, San Diego State Col- lege, Secretarial Work. Chuck Billingsley-Wrestling, Track. Nana Black-Student Legislature, Cul.. Representative, Business College, Stenog- raphy. Rubie Eileen Blevins-C.S.F., University ot California, Teaching. Vyrna Blyth-Senior Typist, Swimmerettes, Sergeanettes, Stenography. Patty Bogstie-San Diego Junior College, Stenography. Jack Erwin Boldrick-Varsity S Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, College. Elaine Bond-Choir, Girls' Glee, All School Show, Homecoming, Redlands University. Dorothy Booth-Jane Delano Club, Santa Rosa College, Nurse. Gordon S. Born-Camera Club President, Riding Club, Coast Guard, Photography. Sanford Borofsky-Varsity Basketball, Var- sity S Club, College. Cathrynn Bossard-C.S.F., Annual, Orch- estra, Student Legislature, Sophomore Council, Redlands University, Music. Jesse James Bower-Varsity Wrestling, l-li-Y, Varsity S Club, Banking. Shirley Boyle Revlyn Louise Brenner-Senior B Treasurer, Senior A Asst. Treasurer, Quill and Scroll, Russ, Annual, University ot California, Commercial Art. Mary Jane Brandt Donna Brown-C.S.F., Student Legislature, University ot California at Los Angeles, Art. Richard Brown-Varsity S Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, University of California at Los Angeles, Coaching. Mildred Brown-G. A. A., Cosmopolitan Club, University of California at Los An- geles, Mathematics. William Dale Brown-Gray Castle Musi- Cale, Annual, Toe Trampers, Pan American Club, Juilliard School of Music, Concert Pianist. Nona Browne-Stenography. Kathyrn Sue Brownlee-Girl Reserves, 9.L. Representative, Stenography. John Bruno Kenneth Bryant-University ot California at Los Angeles, Cartooning. Alice Buenrostro-Hornemaking. Melvin Bullock-Little S Club, J.V. Foot- ball, J.V. Wrestling, Swing Band, Junior College, Music. John Holloway Some Seniors worked up to distinction: others suddenly burst into it: but John Holloway had simply been there longer than anyone could remember. So great was his reputation when he arrived at SDHS that he was appointed to one ot the nastiest positions in school- the Sophomore presidency. Nor was the Russ sports page allowed to forget his name: for he went out tor three sports. ln his Junior year, there again was Holloway in football, basketball and track. His admitted ability also had won him another fitting award-a tough, undesir- able job-Student Judge. Then John got another job entailing work, time and little thanks, the Senior A Presidency. At the same time, he was starring in track and giving a splendid performance as lead lmalel in Carmelita. And let us confirm your suspicion of our admiration for him by reporting that he made straight A's for three years. We sure teel sorry tor the guy. He never learned to sit back and let somebody else do the work, like the rest of us. sc., Tl-NI Quinn Lan Neal L. Bunclschuh Doris Burcutt-GL Representative, Pasa- dena Junior College, Art. Maureen Burnell-Los Angeles City Col- lege. Shirley Ann Burson-Sergeanettes, Art School, Art. Archie Kenneth Burton-Varsity Football, Wrestling, Soph. Football, San Diego State College. Graydon K. Calder-Traclc, J.V. Football, San Diego State College, Business. Geraldine Carol Callrins-G.A.A., Letter- ettes, Badminton Club, Tennis Club, Stenf ography. Lorraine June Canales-Vocational School, Stenography. Robert P. Cannon-California Polytechnic lnstitution, Electronic Engineering. Juanita Mae Carey-Sergeanettes, Swim- merettes, Business College, Stenography. Lois Carlson Dorothagail Carns-Orchestra, Girls' Glee, Sergeanettes, Band, San Diego State Col- lege, Music. Neecia Carroll Juanita Carter-Los Angeles Tailoring Col- lege. Carolyn Ellen Caruthers-Sergeanettes, GL. Council. College, Teaching. Dolores Maria Castello Robert Franlc Castello Gloria Jean Castro-Pan American Club, Aquinas Club, French Club, Woodbury Business College, Stenography. lsaloel Castro-Vocational School. Mary Castro-Vocational School, Stenog- raphy. Joseph D. Catlin-Varsity Baseball, Varsity S Club, Junior Optimists, Choir, All School Show, College, Automotive Engi' neering. Ben Cendali-A.S.B. President, Junior Opti- mists, Varsity Basketball, Tennis, B.F. Cabi- net, University ot California at Los An- geles, Business Administration. Valentin Cervantes-Art School, Cartoon- ing. Betty Chamblin-Debate Club, Sergean- ettes, Bible Club, Business College. James R. Chapman-Los Angeles City College, Pharmacy. Mary Jane Chapman--Senior A Secretary. GL Board of Control, C.S.F., Pep Squad, Student Legislature, University ot Califor- nia, Teaching. Ted Chapman-College. Henry Floyd Chappell-San Diego Junior College, Teaching. Jack Chavez Malin Kwong Chew-Varsity S Club, Mai Wa Club, Varsity Basketball, College, Engineering. Don Walter Chitry Betty Jo Choate-Oklahoma State Col- lege, Teaching. Donald Clarkin-Little S Club, J.V. Foot- ball, Business. Raymond Arthur Clemens-Mechanic. William R. Clemens-Guard Force. Bonnie Jean Close-6.L. Board of Control, Tennis Club, Yanks President, C.S.F., Stu- dent Legislature, University ot California. Ernest A. Cotield-Junior Classical League Treasurer, Meharry Dental College, Dental Technician. Chester Cole Jr.-San Diego State Col- lege, Pharmacy. Allen James Collins Jr. Shirley Collins-Business College. Shirley L. Collins-Business College at Los Angeles. Robert C. Conklin-Varsity S Club, Little S Club, Varsity Football, J.V. Football, Son Diego State College. Fred Conrad-R.O.T.C. Officers' Club. San Diego State College. Stamo Nicholas Constantine-San Diego Junior College, Stenography. LeRoy B. Cook-College, Engineering. W. L. Cooper-Army and College, Auto Mechanics. Nan Cornell-GL President, GL. Vice President, l-lomecoming Chairman, C.S.F. Vice President, Junior Cabinet, Stanford. Peter Corona-Varsity S Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball, University of Southern California. Victor Raul Corral-A.S.B. Art Commis- sioner, Senior Cabinet, Little S Club, B.F. Cabinet, Chouinard Art Institute, ln- terior Decorating. Joe Coulombe-Annual Co-editor, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League, De- bate Club, C.S.F., Stanford. William Cowling-Varsity Wrestling, B.F. Cabinet, Junior Optimists, San Diego State College, Lumbering. Ruth Lynn Cox-University of California at Los Angeles. Patricia Crandall Alice M. Crane-Sergeanettes, Business College, Stenography. Bertha Cranston Cathie Ann Crates-Los Angeles Art Center, Art. Annice Hart Cravin-San Diego Junior College, Laboratory Technician. Herbert Crawford John Ashmore Creelman-Senior Cabinet, Student Judge, Varsity Cross Country, C.S.F, A.S.B. Council, University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, Chemistry. Cynthia Crittenden-Election Chairman, G.L. Board of Control, Pomona or Univer- sity of Southern California, Clinical Tech- nology. Thomas T. Crittenden-University of Ari- zona or Oregon State, Law. Gloria Ann Crosthwaite-Sergeanettes Captain, C-.L. Publicity Chairman, Cv.A.A., Tennis Club, All School Show, San Diego State College, Teaching. Marian Elizabeth Cummings-Choir, Girls' Trio, Homecoming. Juanita Marie Cummins-Orchestra Presi- dent, Gray Castle Musicale Vice President, C.S.F., Music Conservatory. Jerry C. Dahms-Varsity Football, Varsity Bareball, Varsity Basketball, Spartans, B.F. Cabinet, University ot Southern California, Credit Work. Dave Dailey-Little S Club. Wanda Chase Gordon Allen Dale-Choir, Varsity Foot- ball, Junior Optimists, Varsity S Club, All School Show, St. Mary's College. Anne Dalgleish-Sergeanettes, Band, Stu- dent Legislature, C.S.F., San Diego State College, Medicine. Vincent Robert Dambrose-Varsity S Club, Varsity Baseball Manager, Boys' Glee, College, Music and Commerce. Gay Bronson Daniels-A.S.B Art Commis- sioner, Swimmerettes President, Sophomore Secretary, Pep Squad, Drama Club, Uni- versity ot Arizona, Commercial Art. Sylvia Elisa Dankworth-Senior Cabinet, Senior B Secretary, C.S.F., G.L. Board ot Control, Pep Squad, College, Diplomatic Service. Rexanne Davit-Sergeanettes, Homecom- ing Research Committee, Russ. Nancy Dawson-Camera Club Secretary- Treasurer, C.S.F., University ot California, Medicine or Nursing. Carol Lucina Dayton-Head Song Leader, G.L. Representative, Girl Reserves, Swim- merettes, San Diego State College. Tian Cornell Don't believe the picture: tor Nan Cor- nell's watchword was DO. Nan was one of that poor, deluded group who came to high school determined to have the adjec- tive active applied to them. Think of the careful plotting she did and over-whelming joy she had when, as a sophomore, she won that coveted post, Girls' League Library Chairman. Don't underestimate that job: for what she learned in getting it, she applied successfully to winning the Girls' League vice presidency. But, like every politician, Nan made a mistake. She got on the Junior cabinet, in charge ot the Cave-lnn for Junior Week. Anyone connected with that project was left in the shadows long atter its passing: and Nan lost the Girls' League presidency in the June elections. She didn't get back in the running, until she appeared as Home- coming Chairman. Atter a masterful job on that activity, she swept on to win the Girls' League's top post. We'll never underestimate a librarian again. 97 ' i if f uf' QTY? l i i ' 1 S ic 1 lf' si.- Q' 's Jane Dearing-Choir, Thespians, Drama Club Vice President, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, San Diego State College. Beulah G. Deeds-Business College, Ste- nography. Elaine De Ercole-Beauty School. Esther Miller Delgado-Pan American Club, Vocational School. Ernie Dellutri-Choir, Commercial Art. Mario De Maria-Little S Club, Track, Fishing. Spiro Demos-Boys' Glee, Technical Engi- neering. Pam DeNunzio-GL Board ot Control, Swimmerettes, C.S.F., Los Angeles Art Center, Design or Fashion lllustration. Betty Ruth Deppensmith-Homemakin g. John De Ru bertis-Work. Phillip James Dewes-J.V. Football, Basket- ball, Track, San Diego l'li-Y, Annual, San Diego State College. Norma Mary Diaz-Sergeanettes, Pan American Club Secretary, Aquinas Club. French Club, Carmelita, Vocational School, Stenography. Loren M. Dierdortt-Wrestling, Football. San Diego State College, Real Estate. Hi Dillin-A.S.B. Activity Commissioner, Junior President, San Diego Hi-Y, Varsity S Club, Senior Play, Stantord, Engineer- ing. Vera Alice Doan-Student Union Building Committee, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Stenography. Mary Loise Dodson-Student Legislature, Business College, Bookkeeping and Secre- tarial Work. Landry Gilbert Doster-R.O.T.C. Ritle Team, R.O.T.C. Otticers' Club, San Diego State College, Forestry. Dick Downey-Spartans, Auto Racing. Minntahoia D'Roney-Song Leader, Stu- dent Legislature, G.L. Representative, Sergeanettes, Mary Mount or San Diego State College, Social Work. David J. Drossman-A.S.B Art Commis- sioner, Russ Art Editor, Senior Play, Univer- sity ot lowa, Commercial Art. Fred Duarte-Track, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Uni- versity ot Southern California, Law. Ted Duenez-Varsity Track, Army, College, Mechanical Drawing. Henry C. Duffie-Student Judge, Varsity Baseball, Junior Optimists, A.S.B. Council, University of California, Law. William M. Dugan-Junior Optimists, Var- sity Baseball, Varsity S Club, Army. Dorla Dean Dunlxle-Student Legislature, C.S.F., Business School, Stenography. Florence Durson-Bible Club Vice Presi- dent, Junior Classical League, Choir, Senior Cabinet, Sergeanettes. Good Samaritan Nursing College, Nursing. Emmalou Ellen Eaton-Yanks President, Toe Trampers, G.L. Representative, Seamstress. Jack Ecton-Bowling Club, Chouinard Art School, Commercial Art. Elizabeth Edson-Choir, G.L. Board ot Control, Gray Castle Musicale, C.S.F., Girl Reserves. Gloria E I a m - Sergeanettes President, Sohomore President, Student Legislature, Sophomore Secretary, Swimmerettes, San Diego State College, Physical Education. George R. Eldridge-Navy, Machinist. Jennie Lea Elliott-Yanlcs, Swimmerettes, College, Social Service Work. Shirley LaDean Ellis-Business College, Tele- phone Operator. Bruce King Engelhorn-Vocational School, Accounting. Doral Erickson-Bible Club, Girls' Glee, Hygiene Club, Homemalring. James Erlcenbecl: Armando Escalera Hector Escobedo-Varsity Football Mana- ger, Little S Club, Student Legislature, Camera Club, Pan American Club, College, Photography. Anita Carol Eslinger-Choir, Swimmerettes G.L. Representative, All School Show, Pep- perdine College, Airline Hostess. Mary Louise Espana-Pan American Club, Aquinas Club, Castle Spurs, Beauty Col- lege, Cosmetology. Eugene Espinoza-Art. Joy Estep-Junior College, Stenography. AI Estrada-Army, Art. Beverly Etter-Parnassus Club Vice Presi- dent, Junior College, Photography. William Martin Fiori Benny Fish Steve Fitzgerald Patricia Flaherty-Choir, Business School, Stenography. Estelle Veatrice Flalres-Russ, Concert Singing. Robert D. Flinn-Varsity Wrestling, Little HS Club, Varsity S Club, Washington State College, Veterinary Medicine. Ace Ford Darrell Eugene Fosnot Joan Marie Foster-ASB. Secretary, Russ, Senior Cabinet, C.S.F., Junior Secretary and Treasurer, College, Buying. Jeannine H. Frazier-Russ, University ot California at Los Angeles, Stenography. Mary Fuentes-Vocational School, Stenog- raphy. Marion Miyelro Fujimoto--G.A.A. Vice President, GL Board ot Control, Letter- ettes President, Tennis Club, Badminton, Business College, Accounting. B. C. Fuller Jr.-Varsity Wrestling. Florence L. Furry-Sergeanettes, San Diego State College, Stenography. Barbara E. Galloway-l-lomemalcing. Mary Gallucci-Vocational School, Tele- phone Operator. Beatrice Garcia-Vocational School, Ste- nography. Mary Louise Garcia-Telephone Operator. Jacquelyn Rose Gardner-Swimmerettes, University ot California, Teaching. Doris Gattis Mary Jean GeMeiner-l-lomemaking. Ernest Genet-Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity S Club, San Diego State College. Rudy L. Georgeon-Davis College, Veteri- nary Medicine. Dorothy Caroline Gibson-G.A.A. Vice President, Badminton Club, Swimmerettes, Chapman College, Teaching lphysical Edu- cationl. Elaine Gilbert-Sergeanettes, Beauty Col- lege, Cosmetology. Matteo Jack Giliberti Johnny Ginos-Military Service. Lorraine Gize-Sergeanettes. Student Leg- islature, Stenography. Opal Kathleen Golden-l-lomemaking. Alma Minerva Gomez-Sergeanettes, Choir, Thespians, Drama Club, Pan Ameri- can Club, Pasadena Playhouse, Dramatic Work. Fernando Gomez Jr.-Navy, Mechanic. jim lllarinm Usually our star athletes don't have a flair for government, though they may be elected to office on their popularity and sports record. A lucky exception to this rule was Jim Marinos. Even as a sophomore he was on the J.V. football and basketball teams. As a Junior, he returned to his football and added J.V. baseball. Already politics were beginning to edge him out of his chosen field, for he was elected vice president of the Little S Club. The final wedge was driven that June when he became Boys' Fed. prexy. As a senior B, Jim was still in sports, but only by the seat of his pants. He lost the first string quarterback spot to Jerry Dahms and kept Coach Douglas company on the bench most of the basketball season. ln January, he ran for ASB president against four candidates and racked up a tremendous majority. As the ASB Calendar filled up with more and more activities, he showed that the voters' trust had not been misplaced. 3 Tillie Gonzalez-Beauty College, Cosme- tology. Anne Lucille Good--Swimmerettes, Busi- ness College, Stenography. James Myron Gordon-R.O.T.C. Otticers Club, Agricultural College, Flower Hus- bandry. Martha Gordon-Los Angeles Business Col- lege, Stenography. Jaclc Allison Graves-Bowling Club, Drama Club, Student Judge Assistant, University ot Virginia, Science. Jaclr J. Gray-Agricultural Engineering. Carol Joanne Green-Orchestra, San Diego State College. Robert Harold Greer Cora Margaret Gulclemond-San Diego Junior College, Laboratory Technician. Gloria Jane Haffey-Girls' Glee, Horizon Club, Business College, Stenography. Jack Halac--Spartans, C Basketball, Little S Club, Orchestra, San Diego State College, Music. Mary Ellen Hall-Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Yanlcs, Business College, Receptionist. Audrey Hamerly-Senior Play, Sergean- ettes, Swimmerettes, GL. Council, San Diego State College, Stenography. Kenneth Douglas Hamilton-San Diego State College, Art. John Willie Hancox Frances Hanlrs-Sergeanettes, All School Show, Band Majorette, Yanks Club, Aquinas Club, Telephone Operator. Joseph T. Hanlrs Joyce Hansen-C.S.F., Choir, Girls' Trio, Gray Castle Musicale, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Teaching lAccor- dianl. Richard Carl Hanson-J.V. Baseball, San Diego Junior College, Radio. William Robert Harger-Bowling Club, Pan American Club, University ot Oklahoma, Engineering. Della Hartwell-San Diego Junior College, Stenography. John Hasson-Varsity Cross Country, C.S.l:., Track, California lnstitute ot Tech- nology, Engineering. Carol J. Hay-l-lorizon Club, Travel and Work, Bookkeeping. Dorothy Adele Hayes-Pep Squad, Stu- dent Legislature, San Diego State College, Stenography. Barbara Anne Hays-Sergeanettes, Orch- estra, Senior Play, C.S.F., Drama Club, University ot California, Stenography or Teaching. Richard Hedman-Choir, Brigham Young University, Architecture. Betty Louise Henderson-Homecoming, Student Legislature, All School Show, San Diego State College, Stewardess. Ed Henderson-University ot Oregon. Mary Frances Henderson-Sergeanettes, R.O.T.C., Homemaking. Elizabeth Hendricks-Choir, Swimmerettes President, Sergeanettes, G.A.A., San Diego State College, Psychiatry. Patsy Henry-Lincoln, Accounting. Janet Hensley-Russ, Pasadena Junior Col- lege, Receptionist. Lorraine Herbert--Student Legislature, G.A.A., Junior College, Stenography. Fred Herdel-Guard, Ritle Team, Mech- anical Work, Bob Herman-Spartans, B Basketball, Hi-Y, Little S Club, Snyder Continuation School, Labor. Joe Herrera Betty Louise Hester-Business College, Ste- nography. Werner Paul Heuschele-B.F. Vice Presi- dent, Senior Cabinet, Senior Play, Varsity S Club, l-li-Y, San Diego State College, Medicine. Dorothy Hickey--Vocational School, Book- keeping. Celeste Hidman - G. L. Representative, Student Legislature. Maria Luisa Hijar-GL Secretary, GL Weltare Chairman, C,S.l:., San Diego State College, Diplomatic Secretarial Work. Jack O. Hill Elaine Margaret Hinburg-Student Legis- lature, Girls' Glee, 6.A.A., Toe Trampers, Junior College, University of California at Los Angeles. Robert Byron Hirsch-Photography Club, Westinghouse Engineering College, Engi- neering and Mechanical Research. Barbara M. Holland-GL Art Commis- sioner, C.S.F., Swimmerettes, Horizon Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. John W. Holloway-Senior A President. Varsity Football, Varsity Traclc, Varsity Basketball, Choir President, Stanford, Medi- cine. Felix Hom-C.S.F., Senior Printer, Mai Wa, Wrestling Team, Soph. Football, University of California, Chemistry. Wellman D. Hom-Mai Wa Club, C Basketball, Little S Club, Junior College, Forestry or Military Service. Franlc L. Hope-A.S.B. Assembly Commis- sioner, A.S.B. Dance Commissioner, Hi-Y, Tennis Team, University of California, Architecture. Frances Fredeen Hoppis-Sergeanettes, Swimmerettes, C.S.F., Pepperdine College, Stenography. Charlie M. Horiye-U. S. Army. Jack Hough-Senior Play, Varsity S Club, Drama Club, San Diego State Col- lege, Petroleum Engineering. Dorothy Howard-Russ, Senior Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, Homecoming, San Diego State College. William Howell Doris Marie lBuyerl Huchel-Sergeanettes Captain, Orchestra. Roberta Lee Humason-Orchestra, Camera Club, C.S.F., Vocational School, Business. Jane List Hussey-GL. President, Senior Cabinet, Sophomore Cabinet, Stanford. Chemical Research, Hisalro Dorothy lmamura-G.A.A. Presi- dent, Tennis Club, Letterettes, Badminton, Window Decorating. Maisie lrish-Russ, C.S.P. Cabinet, Senior Play, Homecoming, Carrnelita, University of California. Walter R. lto-Cosmopolitan Club, San Diego State College. James Richard Iverson-Senior Cabinet, Senior Play, Hi-Y, CSE., Brigham Young University. Rosie Leona Ivy Carol Jaclrson-Sergeanettes, Swimmer- ettes, Pep Squad, Student Legislature. GL Representative, San Diego State Col- lege. Daniel Jacobs-San Diego State College Business. lrene Ja ar-Ca and Gown Committee 99' P G. L. Court, Aquinas Club, Junior Clas- sical League, College, Teaching. Edith M. James-Glee Club, Junior Col lege, Stenography. Waldo James-University ot Washington Law. Fabus Janise DeEtta Jasper-Senior Commencement Sergeanettes, Russ, Orchestra, Pep Squad Business College, Office Work. Ocella Mae Jeffries-Beauty School. Cos- metology. Robert E. Jensen Hester Ann Johnson-Senior Play, G.L Vice President, G.L. Program Chairman Girl Reserves President Homecomin Col- . S. lege, Merchandising. Jay Johnson-San Diego State College Commercial Art. Blanche Johnston-Business College, Re ceptionist. Eleanor M. Jones Jo Anne Jones Barbara Faye Jue-Mai Wa, G.A.A., Ten- nis Club, Ten Pins, Business College, Ste- nography. Adelia Kajada-Beauty Culture School, Modeling and Cosmetology. Jean Kato-Secretarial Work. Lorraine Marie K a u f m a n - Vocational School, Secretarial Work. Joe Kelley-Wrestling, Little S Club, San Diego State College. Herbert Lee Kelly-Annual, Homecoming, National Forensic League, Debate Club. George A. Kemplancl--Camera Club, Cali- tornia Polytechnic Institute, Ornamental Horticulture. Everett Kenniston-Choir, United States Navy, Grocery Store Business. Lina Kent-Parnassus Club Secretary, San Diego State College, Stewardess. Dorothy Evelyn Kerns-C.S.F.. San Diego State College, Business. Lucille Kerr-Bible Club President, GL. Art Commissioner, Student Legislature, Sophomore Council, College. Frances Sayoko Kido Thomas Kikuchi-Wrestling, San Diego State College, Medicine. Gordon King-B.P. Vice President, Varsity S Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Little S Club, University ot California, Accounting. Robert L. King-Junior Cabinet, Wrestling Team, San Diego State College, Forestry Service. Cary Kinney Jeannine Kirk-Student Legislature, Book- keeper in Business Ottice, Bookkeeping. Frances Kitaen-Business College, Stenog- raphy. Eleanor Kleckner-Choir, Bowling Club, Pep Squad, Glacier Gliders. Junior Cols lege, Dental Technician. Walter B. Knoles-Cattle Ranching, Lorraine Komins-Senior Play, Band Major- ette, Girl Reserves, Sophomore President, C. L. Fashion Show, Music College. Tom Kosmas-Varsity Wrestling, San Diego State College, Chemistry. Patricia Ann Kunlrle-Sergeanettes, Girls' Glee, Telephone Operator. Pat Kutzner-A.S.B. Treasurer, C.S.F. Cabie net, A.S.B. Banquet Committee, Ticket Auditor, San Diego State College, Univer- sity ot Southern Calitornia, Engineering. Joe Labrincha--San Diego Junior College. Henry Ladomade-Bowling Club Vice Pre- sident. Joan Laird-Sergeanettes Vice President, Choir, College, Commercial Art. Mary Jane Laitner-San Diego State Col- lege, Beauty College. Baverly Jean Lang-Stenography. Betty Lou Lawson-l-lomecoming Art Chairman, GL, Representative, San Diego State College, Copy Art or Dress Design. Joyce Learner-A.S.B. Historian, GL. Rep, resentative, Study l-lall Monitor, University ot Southern California, Dress Design. Wilbur Wayne Lee-Photography School, Photography. Theron L. Leelrley-Swing Band, Vocational School, Forestry During Summer, Aviation Engineering. Richard Lawrence Lehman-CSF. As! sembly Commissioner, Tennis, University ot Calitornia, Teaching. George John Lelros--B.F. Representative, Member ot the Greek Athletic Organiza, tion, Junior College in Los Angeles, Laboa ratory Technician. Lula Lelros Julius Victor Lelaurin Jr.-ASB. Dance Commissioner, Senior Cabinet, Junior Cabi- net, Tennis, Pomona College, Advertising. Dan LeMay-Annual Co-editor, Quill and Scroll, C.S.F., Calitornia lnstitute ot Tech- nology, Aeronautical Engineering. Roberta Leonard-Pep Squad, Bowling Club, Glacier Gliders. Junior College. Beatrice G. Lerma-Beauty College, Cos' metology. Jose Manuel Lerma-Little S Club, J.V. Football, Army. lda Virginia Lester-G.A.A., Tennis Club, Cosmopolitan Club, San Diego State Col- lege. Barbara Leu-C.S.F., San Diego State Col- lege, Education or Stenography. James D. Lewis-Music Conservatory, Music. Larry W. Lind-Student Art Activity, Chouinard Art School, Portrait Painting. William H. Linlr-Navy. Wilma Jean Loclchart-Stenography. Francine Rose London-Russ Statt, Junior Vice President, Quill and Scroll, C.S.E., Annual, University ot California at Los Angeles, Foreign Relations. Gordon L. Longfellow-Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Russ, Senior Play, C.S.E., Uni- versity ot Southern California, Dentistry. Lenore Lopez Manuel Lopez-U. S. Army Robert Rudolf Lopez Marjorie Jane Lovejoy lra Hugh Low-Stage Crew, R.C.A. Insti- tute ot Technology, Radio Engineering. Tim Lowe-College, Engineering. Margaret Low-Zimmer-C.S.F., Bookkeep- ing or Window Decorating. Sylvia Luce-Thespians, Drama Club Treas- urer. C,S.E., Stanford, Drama. Delia Luian-Work, Homemaking. Mary Alice Lunsford Celso Jorden Luque-Auto Mechanic. Donald Joseph Lyons-A.S.B, Vice Presi- dent, Senior Cabinet, A.S.B. Council, B.E. Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, University ot Cali- tornia, Structural Engineering. Gus Lytle-Choir, Quartet, Varsity Base- ball Manager, Junior Optimists Secretary, College, Teaching. Bonnie MacGregor-Orchestra. Margaret MacGregor-Choir, Tennis Club Bookkeeping. Doris Mae McCarty-Bowling Club, Swim- ming Club, Yanks, Receptionist. Eugene Edward McClure-C.S.F., Univer- sity ot San Francisco or San Diego State College, Electrical Engineering. Margie Jane McColley-Cosmetology. Donna Lou McConnehea-C.S.F., Business College, Secretary. Merle McConnell-San Diego State Col- lege, Engineering. Bernice D. McCoy-Woodbury Commer- cial College, Stenography. Mary Alice McCoy-Los Angeles Business College, Stenography. Margery McElroy-Glacier Gliders, Voca- tional School, Cosmetology. Myrna McKenna-Pasadena Junior College, Stenography. Marie Antoinette McKinney-Homemalc ing. Ken Cendali From his appearance, you wouldn't know that Ben Cendali was a star in anything. Without his glasses he can't see across the room: he has trouble with a bum knee: and he never shoots off his mouth or his letterman's sweater. Yet Ben was one ot the greatest basket- ball and tennis players that San Diego has ever seen. A three year basketball letter- man, Ben deserves such honors as: high point man for three consecutive years, co- captain last year and captain this year, member ot the Victory League team two years. the Coast Prep League team and the Beverly Hills all-tournament team this year. With a great athletic record behind him, Ben felt that he was qualified to be ASB president. The student body thought so too and elected him. He tried tor the Senior A presidency this semester but lost. Defeat lett him tree to wind up the year playing tennis and cluttering up the trophy case. John Clyde McLachlan-Choir, Quartet Chairman, R.O.T.C. Qtticers' Club, Engi- neering Corps tJ.S.A., Construction. Patricia Gene McLeod-Publicity Commis- sioner. Song Leader, Annual, Junior Cabi- net, Bible Club, College, Teaching. Dick McQueen-Junior College, Architec- tural Drawing. Joe G. Macias Leroy A. Madera-Varsity Wrestling, San Diego State College, Physical Education. lsidoro Maggav-Little S Club, Choir, Pan American Club, Carmelita, B Baslcet- ball, Navy. Virginia L. Malonda-Choir. Student Legis- lature, Pep Squad. C-.L. Welcome Com- mittee, Business College, Secretarial Work. Yolanda Mangusing-C.S.F,, Junior Clas- sical League, G.A.A., University ot Cali- tornia, Medicine. Fay Ria Manzano-Senior Vice President, G.A.A., C.S.l:., College, Stenography. Anna May Marcella-San Diego State Col- lege. Jim Marinos-A.S.B. President, B.F. Presi- dent. Varsity MS Club President, Varsity Football, Varsity Baslcetball, College, Law. Isabel Mary Marmoleio-Cap and Cawn Committee, Pan American Club Vice Presi- dent, Aquinas Club, Jane Delano Club, All School Show, Xtffoodbury College, Str-- nography. Joan Marsden-Gray Castle Musicale Treasurer, Tennis Club, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Laboratory Tech- nrcran. Dennis Charles Marteeny-Little S Club, Wrestling Team, San Diego State College, Engineering. Alice L. Martin-Horizon Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. Mary Jo Martin-Horizon Club President, Cosmetology School, Cosmetology. Phyllis Pearl Martin-C.S.P., Pan American Club, Swimmerettes, GL. Representative. Robert R. Martinez Omer Martini Erminia Massa-Aquinas Club, Businc College, Stenography. Sally Mayhew-Junior College. Doris Evelyn Meacham-Bible Club Presi- dent, Jane Delano President, San Diego County Hospital School ot Nursing, Medi- cal Missionary. Andrew Melanese Jr.-Fishing. Christine Mellos Ray Mendoza-Choir, Baseball, Junior Optimists, College, Baseball. Franlr Robert Meyer Ill-Choir, Lt. Col. R.O.T.C., Track, Hi-Y Vice President, Quar- tet, Springfield College, Physical Education. James Richard Meyers-Little S Club, Basketball, San Diego State College, Archi- tecture. Beverlie Jean Miles-Choir, Sergeanettes, Pep Squad, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Music. Angel Millan-Varsity S Club, San Diego State College, Engineering. Ellwood Stanley Millar-Varsity S Club, Cross Country, Traclc, San Diego Hi-Y, San Diego State College, Engineering. Betty Jo Miller Robert Leland Miller-San Diego State College. Wilma G. Miller--Glacier Gliders, Bowling Club, Horse Training. Vennetti Mills-Secretarial Work. Thomas Tosh Minamide-Wrestling, Army, Radio Communication. Everett Miner-San Diego Hi-Y, San Diego State College, Business. Polly Mintzer-Annual, C.S.F., GL Rep- resentative, Student Legisiature, Girl Re- serves, Stanford. Howard Mitchell-San Diego Junior Col- lege, Sales Work. Hope Molina-Business College, Recep' tionist. Vivian Monte-Sergeanettes, Russ, San Diego State College, Radio Singing and Acting. Guy T. Moore Clio Morale!-Army. Richard Henry Morefield- Russ Editor, Annual, Quill and Scroll, C.S.F., University ot San Francisco, Law. Ramona Moreno-Orchestra, Clerking. Frank E. Morey Jr.-Spartans Secretary, Varsity Golf, J.V. Baseball, Varsity S Club, Senior Sport Dance Committee, Golf Professional. Barbara Morris - Sergeanettes, G. A. A., G.L. Representative, Y a n k s, Modeling Scliool, Modeling. Norma Louise Morrison-Senior Cabinet, Castle Spurs Treasurer, G.L. Board ot Con- trol, Work. Earlene Morrow-Business College. Margaret Jean Morton-G.L. Representa- tive, Girl Reserves, Business College, Ste- nograplny. Virginia K. Moss--Girl Reserves, G.L. Rep- resentative, San Diego State College, Teaclning. Maria Antonia Munoz-Beauty College, Cosmetology. Rebecca Munson-G.L. Representative, Russ, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Pasadena Junior College, Receptionist, l-lomemaking. Colleen Murphy-Acrobat, Russ, Swim- ming Clulo, Commercial College, Stage and Stenograplwy. Satsuki Nakano George H. Nakashima-Army. Wilde Frances Nay-Commercial Art. Joan Lois Neff-Sergeanettes, Girls' Glee, Clerical Work or Music. Ruth Marjorie Negri-C.S.F., Orclnestra, Gray Castle Musicale President, Girls' Glee Chairman, All Sclwool Show, Julliard Scliool ot Music, Harpist, Bessie Miyoko Nenashi Georgia Neyenesch-Senior Sweater Chair- man, Sergeanettes Drum Corps Lieutenant, Crctiestra, Sophomore Vice President, Russ, Whittier College. Betty Jean Nida-Work, t-lomemaking. Bob Nielsen-San Diego State College. Joe Nunez Bettye Everette Oakes-Business College, Secretary, l'-lomemalcing. Elizabeth Ogden-Student Legislature, Ser- geanettes, Russ, Girl Reserves, Music Con- servatory, Music. Bill Ohler-J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, Coast Guard, Junior College, Baseball. Barbara O'Keefe-Pasadena Junior Col- lege, Costume Design. Mitsie Olruma Hazel Orcutt-Senior Play, Drama Club, C.S.F., Annual, GL. Board ot Control, Pomona or San Diego State College, Teaching,- Flavella Geraldine Orton-C.S.F., Univer- sity ot Southern California, Accounting. Louis Osborne-Castle Spurs President, Horse Farming. Marilyn Irene Oslar-San Diego State College, Teaching. David R. Otis-California Institute ot Tech- nology, Chemistry. Esther Owyang-C.S.F., GL. Board of Control, G.A.A., Mai Wa, Ten Pins, Busi- ness College. Secretarial Work. Mary Pacheco-Vocational School, Stenog- raphy. Shirley Regent Most ot the people in the Hot Shot Parade have worlced and schemed since they were Sophomores to achieve their present exalted positions. Not Shirley Rogers! She just leaped out from behind the Xylophone that had hidden her in the band, and there she was. Her tirst upward jump was to band major, where tor a semester she let tight slacks do the work ot sequins. At the election assembly in January, she chuckecl, with machine-like precision, a dozen well- plotted naive craclcs that, while being be- neath the standards of some of the listeners, were definitely not over their heads. As a result, she was elected ASB vice prexy by a powerful majority. Her new-found popularity didn't end there, however, tor at the ASB Ball she was elected queen. To malce sure her blood was completely blue, she did a repeat performance ot this royalty act tor the Sergeanettes Ball. lt's too bad she didn't get out from behind that Xylophone sooner. Charles Page Jr.-San Diego State Col- lege, Teaching. Martha Ann Palmer Clina Parker Ellen Marie Parker-Senior Skating Party, Glacier Gliders, Sergeanettes, GJ.. Court, Business College, Stenography. Ernestine Parker-G.A.A., Tennis Club, Russ, Junior College, Stenography. Mary Ellen Paster Dorothy Mae Pearson-C.S.F., GL Board ot Control, Student Legislature, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Business College, Stenography. Kenneth D. Peck-San Diego State Col- lege. Norma Natatia Pedrin-Vocational School. Lucille Peirce-Pan American Club, San Diego State College, Stenography. June Ann Perpich-Bowling Club, Swim- ming Club, Yanks, Aquinas Club, C.S.F., Stenography. Barbara Louise Peterson-Girl Reserves, Business College, Stenography. George R. Peterson-Cheer Leader, Wres- tling, San Diego Junior College, Mechanical Engineering. June Ann Peterson-Art Co-editor ot the Annual, Castle Spurs, Yanks, Swimming Club, C.S.F., San Diego State College or Art School, Commercial Art. Lorraine Peterson - 6. A. A. President, Swimmerettes, G.L. Representative, Bad- minton Club, Business College, Stenog- raphy. Mary Ann Phillips-Senior A Treasurer, Russ, Annual, Junior Vice President, GL Treasurer, San Diego State College, Mer- chandising. Joyce Pickard-Girls' Glee, San Diego Junior College, Teaching lDancingl. Dorothy Pickett - G. L. Representative, Fashion Show, Junior College, Airline Stewardess. Anna Piranio - Aquinas Club, Business College, Stenography. Bettie Loraine Poe-Sergeanettes Drum Corps, C-.A.A., Letterettes, Tennis Club, Swimmerettes, Stenography. Margaret Elizabeth Pohl-Girl Reserves, GL. Representative, Fashion Show, Col- lege. Gerald Polloclr-San Diego State College, Dentistry. Manard Erwyn Pont-Russ Editor, Quill and Scroll, C.S.F., Annual, Student Union Building Chairman, Johns Hoplcins Univer- sity, Surgery. Eleanor Prentice-Sergeanettes Acrobat, Pep Squad. Harvey L. Proltop-C.S.F. Treasurer, C.S.F. Service Commissioner, Student Legislature, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Pan American Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. lndalecio G. Puente-J.V. Baseball, San Diego State College, Medicine. Rosalie Puentes-Pan American Club, Aquinas Club, Castle Spurs, Beauty Col- lege, Cosmetology. Helen Puntney-Yanlcs, Swimmerettes, San Diego State College, Laboratory Techni- cian. Donald Purdy-Printing June Terri Pushlrin Philip D. Radcliffe-Engineering and De- signing. Brian Ramirez-Merchant Marine Lupe Ramos Neri Ramos-College Marie M. Razo-Vocational School, Ste- nography. Jaclr Robert Reader-Swing Band, Choir, College, Musician. Bill Rector-Varsity Baslcetball, J.V, Basket- ball, Varsity S Club, Spartans, San Diego State College. Jo Ann Reed Ramona Reel Stuart Walden Rhodes-C.S.F. President, Golf Team Captain, Annual, Stanford, En- gineering. Norman Herbert Richards-Quartet, Choir, C.S.F., Varsity S Club, All School Show, San Diego State College, Business Admin- istration. George Russell Richardson-M usic Frances R i e d y - Sergeanettes, Aquinas Club, Swimmerettes, G.A.A., San Diego State College, Teaching. Maynard Marvin Riggs-Work or U. S. Military Service. Delia T. Rivera-San Diego Junior College, Accounting. Joyce Robinson - Sergeanettes, D r u m Maiorette, Swimmerettes, All School Show, GL. Fashion Show, Dancing. Jenny Rodriguez-San Diego State Col- lege. Robert Rodriguez-J.V. Football, Varsity Football, San Diego State College, Jaclr Rogers-Junior Classical League. Wrestling, University ot California. Shirley Ann Rogers-A.S.B. Vice President, Sergeanettes Band Major, Student Legis- lature, Orchestra Business Manager, Ste- phens College. Lane Constance Rohr-GL. Welcome Committee, Badminton Club, GL. Repre- sentative, Tailoring or Music. Margaret Jane Rohr-Swimmerettes, Ser- geanettes, G.A.A., Yanlcs, San Diego State College, Teaching. Jacquelyn Rorig-Senior B Vice President, Sophomore Secretary, Senior Cabinet. C.S.F., Annual, San Diego State College, Teaching. Harriett Rose--GL. Board ot Control, Swimmerettes, San Diego State College. Milton David Rosenberg-Golf, Little S Club, University ot Calitornia. Arlie Lemmie Ross Hortensia Nunez Ruiz-Vocational School, Hairdressing. John Rumsey-J.V. Basketball, San Diego State College or University ot Oregon. Law. Phillip Louis Rust-Swing Band, Music Col- lege, Music. Joan Ryan-GL. Board ot Control, Girl Reserves President, C.S.F., Student Legis- lature, Homecoming, University ot Arizona, Civil Service. Vernon P. Rye-Track, San Diego Hi-Y, Cross Country, San Diego State College, Engineering. Michael John Saliba Jr.-Annual Business Manager, C.S.F., San Diego l-li-Y, Senior Cabinet, Stanford, Medicine. ltsulto Saito Sunnie Samuelson-Pasadena Junior Col- lege, Fashion Art. Robert Sanders-Los Angeles Trade School. Richard E. Savoy-Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, San Diego State College, Archi- tecture. Julia Scarborough-Vocational School, Dressmaking. Arnold Harold Scarsten Violet Gertrude Schecter-GL Board of Control, Senior B Cabinet, Girl Reserves Treasurer, C.S.F., Student Legislature, Uni- versity ot California at Los Angeles, For- eign Relations. Morris L. Schmeider-Varsity Wrestling. Carol Jean Schulte-Drama Club, Thes- pians, Russ, C.S.F., Junior Classical League, Mercy College ot Nursing, Nursing. Jasper Sciuto-Junior Optimists, San Diego State College. Lloyd Ray Scott-Army, Truck Driver. Dona Lou Seaton-Senior Ottice Manager, San Diego State College, Business. David Monroe Sellgren-Senior B President, CSF., Tennis, Senior Cabinet, Annual, Stanford, Engineering. Jerry balinw No, that isn't an eight-hundred building over there: that's Jerry Dahms, the punch ending to a string ot three brothers who have kept San Diego High on top in sports for longer than Hoover likes to remember. He began his sports career as a Sopho- more in football and by the time he was a Junior he had become our leading tackle. This year he torsook the line position which would have guaranteed him a spot on the All-SCIF team and became quarterback. Taking over duties completely strange to him, he tinishecl the season as captain of the team and quarterback on the All-Coast League crew. On the varsity basketball squad he really hit his stride at the Beverly Hills Tourney, where he won a silver basketball and a second-string all-tourney berth tor his play- ing. Then he went into baseball as a heavy- hitting catcher. Dahms, though, refused to be benched when the year's sports ended. Having, trod the gridiron, the hardwood and the dia- mond, he finished by trodding the boards as a truly Admirable Crichton. Conrad J. Sena Margaret S e s m a - Vocational School, Comptometer Operator. John Kent Shaw-Senior Cabinet, Junior President, San Diego l-li-Y, Russ, Tennis Pomona College, Radio. Bob Shearer-Photography Club, Castle Spurs, Pan American Club, College. Roselyn Anne Shelton-Sergeanettes Colo- nel, Sergeanettes Captain, Sergeanettes Quartet, Student Legislature, All School Show. Robert Lee Sheppard Patsy Sherwood-Nursing School, l-lome- making. Lawrence Siegel-Swing Band, Los An- geles City College, Music. Louis James Sieglinger--Senior Cabinet, Little S Club, B and C Basketball, C.S.F., San Diego State College, Engi- neering. Norma Simmons-Nursing. Anna Faye Smith-Vocational School, Dressmaking. Audrey Dean Smith-Toe Trampers Secre- tary, Debate Club, Girls' Glee. Forrest Dewey Smith Jr.-National Forensic League President, Debate Club President. Law. Grace Ann Smith-San Diego State Col- lege, Laboratory Technician. Harvey Smith-J.V. Football, San Diego State College, Engineering. John Francis Smith-Thespians President. Drama Club President, Senior Play, Date with Judy Director, San Diego State Col- lege, Acting. Robert Elphin Smith-Chairman ot Grad- uation Script Committee, C.S.F., National Forensic League, Debate Club and Team, Student Legislature, California Institute ot Technology, Civil Engineering. Robert Lee Smith-Pep Squad President, B.F. Cabinet, San Diego State College. Robert Lory Smith-Varsity Track, Wres- tling, Little S Club, Varsity S Club. San Diego State College. Edward Arnold Smoyer Luella Smythe-C.S.F., San Diego State College, Teaching lMusicl. Ernestine Sotelo-Vocational School, Ste- nography. Margarita Dolores Sousa-Junior College, Doctors Assistant. Bob Spaeth-Varsity Basketball, Varsity 5 Club, San Diego Hi-Y, San Diego State College. George W. Spencer-Bible Club, Wres- tling, Cosmopolitan Club, University ot Southern Calitornia, Pharmacy. Janet Gale Sperbeck John Squyres-Guard Force, Lit Parade, San Diego State College, Geology. Nickie Stabenau-San Diego State Col- lege, Laboratory Technician. Paul Vincent Stack-Little S Club, Ten- nis, Track. Muriel Stagner-Sergeanettes Drummer, Homeroom Vice President, Stenography. Duke Harris Stallings-J.V. Football, Navy Air Corps. Ruth Murl Stange-Girl Reserves, Business College. Brad Staples-Radio. Roy John Starbeck-Choir, Quartet, Track, Junior College or Navy, Electronics. Joan Steinbach Roberta Ellen Stenson-Senior Cabinet, Sergeanettes Drum Corps, GL Board ot Control, Business College. Thomas Steppe - Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling, Little S Club, College, Music. Shirlie Mae Steward-All School Show, Junior College, Stenography. 'Barbara Stewart-Drama Club President, Thespians, C.S.F., Homecoming, San Diego State College. Charles Jack Stewart-Debate Club, Stu- dent Legislature, San Diego State College, Chemistry. Ellen Stewart-Senior Get-together Chair- man, Sergeanettes, Swimmerettes, GL, Council, San Diego State College, Teach' ing. Loretta M. Stewart-Sergeanettes, GL Representative, Business College. Roy Stiles Jr. Vivian Irene Stilwell-Business College, Secretarial Worlc. William John Stoclt-San Diego State College. Verdine Stotts-San Diego Junior College, Music. Donald Raymond Stoudt Susan Striclrley-Pep Squad, Junior Secre- tary, Student Legislature, Swimmerettes. Russ, College. Edward K. M. Sue-B.F. President, Varsity Football, Varsity Traclc, CSF., Mai Wa, College, Architecture. Doris Suggs-Sergeanettes Manager, Col- lege, Music. Diclr Sundberg - Wrestling, San Diego l-li-Y, San Diego State College, Com' merce. Victoria Surposa-Aquinas Club, Univer- sity ot California, Nursing. Joann Sweet Joy Swyers-C.S.F.. Homecoming, San Diego State College, University ot South- ern Calitornia. Hazel Mary Tabadisto-G-.A.A., San Diego Junior College. Ruth Lorraine Tabadisto-G.A.A., Aqui nas, San Diego Junior College. Betty Lee Tafolla-Jane Delano Club, Santa Rosa Nursing School, Nursing. Barbara Tanner-Senior Get-together, GL. Representative, P.T.A. Committee, Univer sity ot Minnesota, Teaching. Shirley Taylor-Drama Club, San Diego State College. Elma Tellez-Mercy College of Nursing, Nursing. Joanne Thomas-College, Stenography. Leon Thomas-College. Ray Thompson- C Basketball, Student Legislature, U.S. Army Air Corps. Vesta Lee Thompson-C.S.F. Secretary, Annual Art Co-editor, Senior Cabinet, GL Board ot Control, Junior Classical League, College. Helen Luceile Thornsberry-Business Col- lege, Stenograpliy. Mattie Louise Thornton-Balboa University. Abe Tirado Lila Tom-C.S.F., Mai Wa, C5.L. Board ot Control, College. Violet Jewel Torricellas-Business Scliool. Walt Towne-Rifle Team, Little S Clulo, R.O.T.C.Otticers' Club, Chapman College. Vivian Estelle Trim-San Diego State Col- lege, Lawyer. Roberta Ellen Trousdale-Girl Reserves, GL. Representative, Student Legislature, Woodbury College, Stenograptiy. Margaret Tumlin-Choir, San Diego State College, Social Work. Mary Jane Tusch-Sergeanettes, Woods College. Constance Urso l 'Rui is Jose Gonzales Valaclez-Choir, Navy. Marjorie Van Nice-G.L. Board ot Con- trol, G.L, Library Committee Chairman, C.S.F., San Diego State College, Teaching. Louise Vanslager Genevieve Ventura-Pan American Club. Aquinas Club, Castle Spurs, Beauty Cola lege. Cosmetology. Johnny Verdusco-Choir, Quartet, Varsity Baseball, Junior Optirnists, Varsity Football, St. Mary's College, Professional Baseball. Robert Vicalclo-U. S. Army. Ficlencia Tulia Villar-Pan American Club. Tennis Club, Swimmerettes, Beauty School. Lila Von Bergen-G.L. Representative, Stu- dent Legislature. Welcome Committee, All School Show, Bible Club, San Diego Junior College. Gladys Ruth Vouaux--Business School, Ste- nography. Shirley Wadsworth-Senior Cabinet, Busi- ness College, Secretarial Work. Robert Walker-Track, Guard Force, Com- mercial Art or Law. Royal Walker-Theatre Manager. Patricia Walters-Song Leader, Pep Squad, Student Legislature, Stephens College, ln- terior Decoration. Albert L. Ward-San Diego Hi-Y, Cross Country, University ot Minnesota, Law. Herbert P. Ward-Business Joan Elizabeth Ward-Orchestra, Music College, Teaching. Marilyn Lee Watson-College, Teaching. Richard E. Watt-San Diego State Col- lege, Engineering. Marylou Way-Music Study, Singing. Harry Milton Webster-Grocery Business. LeRoy Carl Wedel-San Diego Junior Col- lege, Machinist. Lorraine Weichel-Badminton Club, Swim- merettes, Homeroom Vice President, Voca- tional School, Stenography. Harry Edgar Wexler-Varsity Baseball Man- ager, Varsity S Club, Machine School, Drafting. Sue Whelan-Gray Castle Musicale Presi- dent, Drama Club Vice President, Thes- pians, Aquinas Club, Junior Classical League, San Diego State College, Music. Ann Whitlowe-Thespians Vice President, Choir, Judy in Date With Judy, Senior A Play, San Diego State College, Concert Pianist. Leon White - R. O. T. C. Major, Cheer Leader, B.l:. Secretary, Student Legislature, Choir, Otticer Candidate School, Engi- neering. Joe Thomas Whitfield Olivia Margaret Whitt - Sergeanettes, Yanlcs President, Choir, Glacier Gliders, Ten Pins, Business College, Social Work. Ruth Phyllis Wiens-Girls' Trio, Gray Cas- tle Musicale, Choir, C.S,P., All School Show, Stenography. Georgia Ann Willren-Badminton Club, Swimmerettes, Student Legislature, G.L. Representative, University ot Southern Cal- itornia and School ot Nursing. Imogene Williams-Junior College or Vo- cational School, Cosmetology. James Hiclrs Williams-A.S.B. Vice Presi- dent, Varsity Traclc, Cross Country Cap- tain, Varsity S Club, C.S.l:. President, Stantord, Medicine. Betty J. Willis-Student Legislature, Swim- merettes, Get-together Committee, Sport Dance Committee, San Diego Junior Col- lege. Jaclrie Wilson-Student Legislature, Russ, Girl Reserves, San Francisco Junior College. Richard Albert Wilson-John Muir Junior College, Aircraft Mechanic. Tom Wilson-Spartans, JV. Football, Little S Club, B.l3. Cabinet, UB Traclw, San Diego Junior College or San Diego State College. Ronald H. Wisley-Printing. John Wren-Art School, Commercial Art. Carolyn Dianne Wylzes-G.L. Publicity Chairman, Gray Castle Musicale, Yanks, Business College, Stenography. Lydia Diana Ybarra-C.S.F., G.L. Repre- sentative, l-lomeroom Vice President, Cam- era Club, Tennis Club, Designer. Norman York Eleanor Nina Young Shirley Young-C-5.L. Secretary, G.A.A., Camera Club, Choir, Bible Club. San Diego Junior College, Office Work. Edward Lee Youngblood Mary Zolezzi-C.S.F., Yanks Vice Presi- dent, Gray Castle Musicale, Aquinas Club. San Diego State College. Jerome Zweig-San Diego State College. Music. Barbara Velasco Mary Jessie Leon Norma Elizabeth Iverson Frances Longson Mary Jean Serpa Ruth Jordan-Debate Club, Senate Club, Junior Classical League. Junior College Night School, Secretarial Work and Writ- ing. Margaret Julia Rodriquez Utlier graduatezf Gretchen C. Anderson Peter John Balaban Jack L. Boschen-Navy, Engineering. Geraldo Cadava Betty Jane Eberlin Henry Fong-College, Engineering. Ramona Evelyn Hobel Willis Johnson Olena Wanda Kennedy Frederick James King Phyllis Donna Lamb James Calvin Lee Jr. Martha Ann Lorimer Salvador Macias Margaret Jane McColley John Perry Miller-Junior College. Richard Moretti James Nakashima William N. Noel Joe Nunez Aves Ann Riddle Victor Salazar Henry Santellanes Richard Tullsen-San Diego Hi-Y, Univer- sityyof California at Los Angeles, Engi- neering. Norman Anthony Yorba William Dean Barnes Charles Luciano Chavez Ellis Dunkl Max Jose Gonzales Jr. Nick N. Hoeltzel Felix Meza Fred DeWitt Murbarger Robert C. Nida Gilbert Dale Smith Lawrence H. Wyatt Utlrer Military gradaatezf Thomas Atienza Alfred L. Blair Herbert Edward Blair Robert E. Blomquist Richard Vincent Bravo Chauncey J. Burgess Lyle Carve Jr. Jasper A. Cathey David Lee Clark Juan E. Contreras Paul Corral Wayne Cullens William Harold Deatrick Paul S. Delgadillo Robert Henry Deppensmith Gordon R. Dunne Elerth S. Erickson Wayne Euel Flowers Howard W. Garrison Charles T. Gibson Donald Allen Hadley Arthur L. Hamill Donald R. Hart William M. Herman Mickey Murry Holder Richard Claude Hudnall Floyd C. Huling John O. H. Husoen Frank Iniego Ernest Johnson Nobuo Kawamoto Joseph M. Keating Lee Estes Land Roy Rocco Lessa Robert Milton Lindley William L. Loomis Thomas R. McDermott Robert Harrison Marsh Joseph L. Mash Warren J. Mathwig Richard Stewart Meggjnson Leon John Mense Gerald Lewis Mooney Cortez E. Moore Oran Payne Jr. Alfred Pelz Robert Prout Albert C. Puente Melvin J. Reiner Eugene W. Robinson Frank Myron Rouston Edward Charles Schwartz Earle Godfrey Schweizer Clifford M. Shoemaker George H. Smith Richard Charles Smith Stephen L. Smith Bradbury Clayton Staple John Starr Charles F. Thomas Jack O. Thorpe Robert W. Vizzini Robert John Wagner Henry Joseph Weber Eugene White James Clark Wilbur Robert E. Williams Bruce J. Wilson Emmett Carlton Wilson sJ Honor Ev! The Scholarship Honor Roll of the Class of June 20, I947, has been compiled in the office of the high school. This record is based on the work of the five senior high school semesters. All pupils whose semester grades of A lsuperiorl number eleven or more are placed on the honor roll. A perfect record for the five semesters would be twenty A's, as the average pupil carries four subjects each semester. A few honor pupils are able to carry five subjects and thus accumulate more than twenty A's during their high school courses. Note: Pupils who enter with grades of A from other schools will have their A's accepted for the honor roll providing they make as good grades while in attendance at San Diego High School. John Wilkinson Holloway Natalie Ann Cornell Stuart Walden Rhodes Robert Elphin Smith Ruth Irene Beasley Bonnie Jean Close Hiram Stokes Dillin Barbara Anne Hays Hazel Avis Orcutt Dorothy Mae Pearson Barbara Ann Stewart Elinor Mary Irish Joan Marie Foster Yolanda Rose Mangusing Mary Delafield Mintzer Juanita Marie Cummins Francine Rose London Felix Hom Ruth M- N985 Herbert Lee Kelly Rubie Eileen Blevins Esther Owyang Vesta Lee Thompson Sylvia Elisa Dankworth Maria Luisa Hijar Patricia Lou Kutzner Richard Henry M-orefield Violet Gertrude Schecter Cathrynn Ellen Bossard Donna Jeanne Brown Joseph Hardin Coulombe Jane List Hussey Gordon Lindsey Longfellow Manard Erwyn Pont Luella Rose Smythe Edward Kum Min Sue Harriet Lila Tom Madonna Joan Laird Richard Lawrence Lehman James Hicks Williams John Patrick Hasson Dan B. LeMay Margaret J. Low-Zimmer June Ann Peterson Shirley A. Rogers Jacquelyn Ruth Rorig David Monroe Sellgren Elma R. 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