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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

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New York lsame dayj: Seaman Paddy McCarthy: Hey, Olaf, get a Ioad of the young jerk coming up the gangplank. I'II bet he's another one wanting passage around the Horn to California. We'Il probably let him off at Panama like the others, and then he'II need a balloon to get through those jungles. St. Louis, March, I849: Billy Bonney: Jim, Iet's hire out to those gents over there as guides. It's a long hard trip, but they pay good, and we might just find a little gold ourselves. lAnd so, with the aid of the gold-eager '49ers, Los Angeles' Miracle Mile had its humble beginning.j ik Ik HIS San Diego High, I946: Mr, Brose: Golly, Larry, I've never seen a gang of sophomores that come to school in so many different ways. I'm expecting a fellow on a dog sled any minute now. lAnd so, too, did today's '49ers arrive to make their insignificant start towards that far away, golden June, with the aid of he 14cfmihiA tmtivnf In a real sense this Yearbook will be a Memory Book for you. What persons and events will it commemorate? To some of us it may mark the year of the big freeze, or the end of ten years since the beginning of World War ll. To the members of the graduating class l suspect that it will always be memorable for the flowering of friendships and the awakening of new hopes and ambitions. To all of you it is my earnest wish that all memories of this year be pleasant ones, and that they mark the beginnings of ,many years of happiness and success. ,W . , .J s whiff' Mr. Heilbron Miss Munsell Mr. Carr ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS WORK COUNSELORS LIBRARIANS-L. to r.: Swanhom, Lormer, Brose, Jones, Wood. FOREIGN LANGUAGE-Seated, I. to r.: Nickell, Bell, McPhee. Absent: Contreras. Standing, I. to r,: Mo- rales, Alexander, Boydstun. MUSIC, ART, DRAMA, STAGE- Seated, I. to r.: Ritchie, Kuhn, Schmitt, Perkins, Emerick. Standing, I. to r.: Petrich, Vernacchia, Mehr, Mafmzwell, Avery, Alexander, Eaton, Ho . ENGLISH-Seated, I. to r.: Thomas Gillespie, Goodwin, Collins, Weis, Tupper, Jones, Walker. Standing, I to r.: Vorce, Hoff, Madalena Rogers, McGune, Payne, Eaton. Ab sent: Meals, Sharon. HISTORY-Row I, I. to r.: Gilmore, Paulson, Gilloon, Hamman. Row 2: Burtraw, Douglas, Weaver, Gentles, Warren, Patten. Absent: Pirazzini, Lzzvell. ENGLISH-WElSg HISTORY-GILMORE: MATHEMATICS-KENNEDY: WW GIRLS' P.E.-STEVENSON: BOYS' P.E.-MORR'OW rgMfw,' Rf, ,f of .-.v.. I ,ve l re MATHEMATICS-Seated: Kennedy Standing, I. to r.: Davis, Gillespie Wood, Hawkins, Tupper. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Seated: Stevenson. Standing, I. to r.: Hoffhine, Paxton, Hays, Walters Thompson. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Bottom row, I. to r.: Jones, Patten Morrow, Bailey, Top row, I. to r. Douglas, Crosby, Maley, Burrows. inn MANUAL ARTS--B. SECRETARIES. REGISTRAR-Seah ed, I. to r.: Torbert, Hemingway I. to r.: Saville Casey. Standing, Ewing, Remfree, Hughes, Carlson Doyle, Worth. A if ,bk ., ' Q, Q, P 5 'ig MAINTENANCE-Seafed, I. to r. Fehr, Johnson, Gibson, Smith, Rec- ord, Nixon, Standing, I. to r.: Pow- ers, Larkins, Sorenson, Daiber, Mil- Ier. Sorgatz, Fisher, German. QQQ! l X I I !p.,, -I 1? sill? ff 'l 'fb ., I' 4 61, 'lg' 1 ,,,. xr ' XX K M531 'NX nv r A ' ' 'M' Lx-F' :f'4',. . .A I N 'I kt I N5 V i s jg 1 I' n,f2:::1NSJ 1..lg,Nk2?15.f4 X :g, 4116? i yy. 1 f lk! f! gp mph?-9., f . 4 f mf 'Bw KQJMN rmfs . ig . J M ' 1 Swx 31 -a n ' 40:5 A if-51 , , ,,. 8 UN .,k.'Jf-gs 0 5' , 2 X ix Wx 5 W, f pi, I, Q nl ggi? ,L f Wx X 2 f f u r: , 1 if A ! W E54 Law 'V X Q I L ff fi Vqjvfvw f'lx:v-.ffgkuf 4 e ' X , 5 S Sf, I K U 'w If 1 I I Zljf ,K 1 2 X -nbc fl Fiw 0' N 2 , 0 1 ' 47 gl 'fr' 'f 25 M Q2 9:5 1 Q V Af . Z' f , 0 1.511321 KT T , Aw i . ox J 152 'AV' SI Z 5 , 9 , A 1 ,A VL b ' , 5 I M ff! W 9 gkx-A Y. - -Y Aww' In-24 KN X 5 , Y X 'W f N ?f . xx x R 1 f I - X Q gf. N ,QQ2 if U, ' f In T' JY , KN YQ X, X di E 2 4 if X ' x f O ,413 f h Y 'a 6,5 .1 1, -Y , Y 1 V -' .ff by 'x 4 i A KQV Y ,Q 'W m x -Mal EXTENSIVE MINING OPERATIONS EXPANDED Los Angeles, April, I849: Bill Jackson: That Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty does more than end the war with Mexico. It makes all the gold in California belong to the U. S. l'm heading up for the hills tomorrow. Poker Flat, October, I849: Uackson againlz More people every day! Here l've been since April and haven't found more than enough to keep myself outfitted. But everybody sure does keep busy panning and the like, even in this terrible weather. San Francisco, November, I849: San Francisco newspaper: Reports from the gold fields tell of continued activity in all sections. Prices are now outrageous, but with the sudden influx of Americans nothing else can be expected. lThus California's sudden growth was accomplished without the aid of a single Chamber of Commerce.I III III II! San Diego, l948: A street car driver: Every day fewer and fewer kids pile out of the high school at 2:30. The after-school doings they have sure must be interesting. lAnd likewise as annual picture taking time drew near, sponsors found more and more shining, but unknown, faces at each meeting of 14cti itie and Club 2 Q E E 1 i E X ,,, 7lre 1455 canned got right into the '49er spirit by calling the February ball Golden Slippers and presenting council members with official gold pins. Determined to be an active group, the fall council revised the constitution and formulated a code of ethics for San Diego High. The spring council discarded the merit point system, pre second ASB Ball in June, and sent representativ conventio-n up the coast, while d ' and weelcly nu C sented th es to the annual C.A.S.C. oling out gold trophies to the athletes ggets to the school organizations. 'flue eau went golden, too, on the occasion of its fiftieth birth- day. Starting the fall semester with philanthropic Geeks and phantoms with operatic tendencies, the Russ provided the theme for Homecoming and presented a golden anniversary banquet for ex-Russers, ln the spring the staff came up with a Razz edition and the traditional senior edition. ala Il git my Taffiv ' Dfw bblll5- Joyce samxelgfllotlx Rillaflelw , advlsoriwhn ,amuse wx Fr inns 0'm QaneW 1 G0 ,fee B9 Marilare P l ms. hams W sgfllw X M. an n Bufhsv . Lvl 'W n Bm muh! tor- New ' at R ws em . HOW' B4-,senut ' . Reed. nah-d NWI' P301 . all Bo! ws, T Unan- d-mfs, hgrr. . -fab Su-X0 lass and c::i?toi'1l Bitgygfafsmgglbtn- 'lack to T 9 ' Gahand' cts mulls' o GH arm Ffed T uw. MY K Jud! ,B revel usavl '5i1umaK AFf,Fr0,Qf,,l, srewjf? bon Wsioix. WQQM- Bob T as a W ' me n G ' RUSS Smcha, . sewn Anus ,acohso . Marllgarmenter. Johnsquv. Harry Lois S NSW' 5 swennB n berifn' , . Bob Pam is 'E ' ww B h Pranqgkrsvgaitoriai dh- 0 tai ' FUNNY' 555:- 9 I Ylae Qrlef league necklines, lower hemlines, and the Lone Ranger Friendship Sign throughout the year. The gals started with FashionaIities of '48 in October and climaxed the year with the second annual GL Festival, earning their good conduct medals between times by social service activities. Rosie Palmus set a precedent in the League by holding the top office for both semesters. continued its program of promoting higher I . 7he 3094 yederdtlon shook off the lethargy which usually shrouds it and broke loose with four candidates for the office of spring prexy. With the record of an extremely successful March of Dimes cam- paign and a couple of fine BF assemblies left by Johnny, Dave set to work planning a dance, assemblies, and special events not-too-well-calculated to keep the fellas away from the female population. BOYS' FEDERATION KSprInpI-Front row, loft to rlpht W. H. Petersen, sponsor: David Sanchez, pres.: Marvl Adams, vlce pres.: .Iohn Cade, sacy.-treat. right: David Klkuchl, secy.: Solomon Madrid, Ed Brown vice pres.: J hn Lockwood, pres. KW. H. Petersen, spon ll BOYS' FEDERATION CABINET lFaIlJ-Froni row, left to 2: 3 3 X i i 5 5 5 5 :es 3, ia X, E 5 Q E 5 5 5 3 3 S E 7lle genlond broke a San Diego tradition last fall, naming their sport dance an un-alliterative Autumn Serenade. Breaking another tradition, the dance actually broke even. Other memorable senior events were the revision of the class charter, Career Day, the get-togethers, the city-wide senior council, and of course the round of spring activities. The junio:-A dance simply Snowland Fantasy and broke a tradition for themselves by holding the dance away from school. The class sponsored a PTA assembly, several drives, and the Kuder Preference Panels, in additi-onto a spring dance. The So lwmoreA P A were welcomed by the Girls' League: their parents were welcomed by the PTA: the student officers welcomed them to all their meetings: and in the midst of it all the underclassmen presented their own talent show, with the best talent appearing in an assembly before the school. followed the upperclass lead by calling their fall ,W....f-4' f- -., -. ...,.,............ .5 .hm F Q N ,Q r, f sw ' xf The Student 14AAem6l q is the other half of government here at the Hilltop. This group, comprised of the homeroom presidents and presided over by the ASB vice-president, meets after school once in a while to consider such vital issues as what color to paint the Hilltop's trash cans. But really, it is a vital organ in our democratic student govern- ment, the constitution says so. The Chou' was a I00 voice organization this year, including high school and junior college students. The group represented the Castle well in concerts, contests, and music 'Festivals throughout the year. During the Christmas and Easter seasons part or all of the choir sang alm-ost every clay for various organizations in the community. Members wore the new satin stoles given them by the PTA. I2 fo CHOIR-Front row, left to right: E. H. Maxwell, sponsor: Tarantino, Morris, Kennedy, Nicholas, Cohn, Lucero, Wright, B. Brown, Hadley, Nausler, Kroosklos, Mastorakos, Buono. Second row: DI Paco, Simpson, Clark, La Foille, Webb. soc. ohm.: Johnson, Brandt, Nietmann Farmer, Carruth, Rust, McWhinney, Fly, hIst.g Paine, Cobb, mor.: Parks, Hunt. Third row: Wllllams, Bills, Rodriguez, Thorp, Patterson McDermid, Rye, Palmus. seoy.: Morris, Brodman, Mackewitz, Landers, pres.: Grable, Chamis, Navarra, Weaver, aooomp. Fourth row: De Silva, McCoy. Elliott, Cendall, Shirkey, Rodin, Degenhart, Catian, Sewell, Earnest, Lyon, Sieben, Glenn, Starheck. Fifth row: Wllson, Potter, Kohler Dale, Verdusoo, Cook, Cade, Doyle. Self, Allen, Moyer, Frellngor, Straka, Milligan. Slxth row: G. Brown, Hanson, Tate, Hartley, L. Webb Magera, Smith, Gordon, Walton, Gould, McClellan, Lauer, Avsharlan, Randall, Dyson. 4AIlen, vice pres.J -I ,, ,V , , -X V, wr ,QQ Q iv 1 Q wgama g , , - I W , , . , BOYS QUARTET-L ft K ght Sk pu D g h rt, all tHMager A d G bl R y d C 1 KE H ll l 7,'e gyrixll and KNIA' gyee furnish the lighter and more fanciful music selections. The two groups operate separately, but both sing for the PTA, Christmas and Easter programs, for Home- coming and at the junior high schools. Composed mostly of underclass- men, the glee clubs serve primarily as training grounds for the choir and boys' ensemble. The Girls' Glee has l2O members, the boys' club 55 members. Both groups participated in the County Music Festival and Spring Concert. I The Quartet this year appeared for the first time in really nice uniforms provided by the ASB. Now Mr. Maxwell will have to consider height, weight, and waist measure as well as voice, when selecting future foursomes, since the ASB wants the uniforms passed on. The quartet represents the Hilltop at luncheons, banquets, meetings, and radio pro- grams with entertaining songs about taclrs and mosquitoes, as well as with serious selections. A 44 ',1'rI 'flue gm CHA tle 9 creators were faced with the problem of finding common ground between the comic book and ivy and rosebud factions warring within the senior class. The result is an annual which is guaranteed not to shock anyone's great grandmother, yet one which will never be mistaken for a pillow. The staff, headed by Betty Sherr and composed of section editors Ruth Davidson, faculty: .lenette Inglis, activi- ties: Marilyn Miller, clubs: Bob Pranger, sports: Roy Reed, seniors: and Harry Jacobson, literary: and the art class. headed by Marjorie Cyphert, hope you will like this solution to the problem. Wfe zlt parade faced only the problems of arousing the crea- tive instincts -of Hillers and then collecting a quarter from said Hillers to see their instincts in print. In spite of two such Himalayan difficulties, Roy Reed managed to make this year's literary magazine ia credit to the Hilltop and its founding father, Quill and Scroll. row 1 DMN D rl auand- sewn UGY G Sn M s Nlarum-ef Gown f 1 from wht' l-'wlna T . Q W' : it A PAnp.uE'lixie'iiiiit tam mmm 'W HV 4 l 1 1 . A,.. , - . ,,.,. H 3' ,VP Q 'V In an fo M if Q. f f f P ,s s 14-I 'L ,-,A V ,gf ' v--' x ' uf W 1 1,251 f . Q ,f e , ,, KM ' L ' 1 - PU.-sf im 9 , ' 1 gf. A, ,hw , ' f ' 5 K H5352 J ' . Q -,A , -1 f k Y , L N34 4 Y :t w X r ' W tx , gm . , , - , ,k M N, ' xjh J Q, 1 T, . K' X' A :: ,. 1 5 w s + M, M51 W .QWQ if ,J -11232-f ' w ,.., Q., A :Ng ww? g,.,,.,,.g,,g:',Q5:,,LA,g?:A-,WIA yygixf L1 1 ga M US IlRtEght t 7,'e Siergednettad ot San Diego High School lent their tradi- tional note of sparkling pageantry to the majority of the Hilltop's grid encounters both at home and away. Led by Colonel Marietta Sauer, Major Jerry Puza, and the captains, the girls executed clever Irish, Indian, and assorted routines to the spirited cadences of the drum corps. Adding col-or were the band and drill majorettes, flag twirlers, and acrobats. Not a group which any red blooded Caveman would wish to see shelved at the close ot the pigslcin season, the high-stepping Cavebelles were called upon to add interest to the election campaigns and numerous community parades throughout the year. To top off their contributions to an appreciative Hilltop, the gals presented their traditionally spec- tacular Sergeanettes Ball in February to the strains ot Lavendar Blue. SERGEANETTES E E ? 5 5 K . The pep gdnd invaded the erstwhile peaceful campus of SDHS last fall with a repertoire consisting of one Tiger Rag and a population of eleven characters, better known as shmoos. Organized by George Harbaugh and Jay Wright, the band played special music for the football games, turned out for basketball games, and accompanied the teams out of town. The gdnd reached a new high this year with about forty regular members, a goodly portion of them from the sophomore class. This organization not only played at the football games, but performed on the gridiron with the Sergeanettes, marched in parades, and participated in Homecoming. 7,'e Song and cheer zeddend for this year were the most active crews to issue from the Cave in many calendars, despite head yeller Jimmy's attempted flips and accomplished falls. The boys and gals, under head songster Joyce, pepped up spirit at all the football and basketball games. nw- it fi-fi' .... Mzxgffs Q1 sf .sn , WHAW A JMR ,f,,..ywfw N l A .. 11 :2 -s':..f-g .U - . ' .Q we 5 , ,,,v , .S , A AMN , .,,.. ..,.. , . , , , A--f-w..f..wsw.,.. fwvwfmaa-Mwf.f+WQ-M-wa-am4.,x.A-wwuvw.,,A,4y,YL+,. -ww ,lv,,,.,.,y,Q,,,,.J,,Ww ,,,,uiM,L,, ,y -. N W ' , ' V Q 7l'e with a membership ot I00 boys, has proved itself one of the most active groups in the school. The cadets have served as guards at the football games, participated in parades and competitions throughout the year, and raised and lowered the flag daily. Twenty-eight cadets with outstanding records in ROTC ushered at the Harbor Bowl game and were especially commended 'For their fine work. All the cadets belong to the city-wide Cadet Club which presents the two military balls each year. 7he Rifle 7edm has been outstanding in the city this year. Having taken first place in the William Randolph Hearst and 6th Army Inter Collegiate Matches in competition with Kearny, Hoover, La Jolla, and Point Loma, the team promised to do well in this year's inter-school rifle competition. I 7he 0 c,leAt dA performances at the Homecoming assembly, Christmas Pageant, and spring concert were highlights of their year. The orchestra has about 40 members. . . T v , - .fs W ,ir 1 .qi i-ri , rr 1 ti Q99 la ,sl H P campuA capend' the I949 all-school show, arrived in March with a blaze ot cancan girls and clever staging. Starting in old time vaudeville style, the show swung into a sleek modern review, closing with a circus production number. Included in the show were dancing, singing, and acrobatic acts, instrumental numbers, and chorus lines, with a cast ot l50. gerkdelf Siquare was the dramatic fantasy presented by this year's senior class. The play cast a spell over the audience and lett the spectators wondering whether Peter Standish was just a dreamer or slightly insane. A deeply emotional story, the time shifted from the present day to I784 and back. The scene was London, England. 7he Stage crew was responsible 'for the sets used in all the school productions. These students set up and changed the scenery and stage props, regulated lighting, and were the men behind the show in general. KenUY mgpey- G00 B F 24 Rwrtkgigriiixn, Larry 'hamf fowl l giammafl -rhifd Mcmego ' 11 to ch 5 w Frmd '0wvixiie0W ell' E ' auen E GR Q man 519-Gw,,' sm E3 Notand' w Sef 'N to R WSIS' A' 4 Xe. bE 1 rinrhnciiigfl ,, . ...-.ff .wcawu ?.. ! V Q is ' . Hel!! gxg.f f,,:f Q ?MJ'i':f 1 'Eggs'-'g I ' 'iii 'A' T 1 Nw' T' :IP,m , fwfjf ,K 72, , X ,, j mf 31.1-:fi - -M ffgw- X Jr' -Q.....,.f' A A A vw The 71-enclu C1116 These hard-working French stud bined their efforts this past year to i by Jack Stubb ents com- g ve a terrific part Th s, president' .leanett R secretar R y. ey were lecl , e eed,vice-president: Marcy Johnson, yg ay Yanes, publicity chairman: Marlene Swennes, program chairman. 711 ' e fatrn C7116 Here's an organization open to all those stu- dents who are studying Latin and have a yen for the Old Look, namely to-gas. Their leaders were .lenette Inglis, president: Lavina Free, vice-president, Delores Kowalski, treasurer: Nancy Johnson, secretary, Kathryn Kelly, scribe: and Nellie Snyder, program chairman. The german C7116 The you ' p rs made up of those whose special interest is German. Pan-Mmerican C1116 The senors and the senoritas who make up this club either speak Spanish or are learning the mysteries of this language. Their officers were Manuel Smith, president, Ivan Shaw, vice- president: Trudy Quist, secretary, Bette Lou Pear Kelly, publicity chairman. son, treasurer, Sharon DS aw- tdiftlwul .., K, ,rnzrzi QQ, ir... v IW ww i ' PM C.,-:wi lv U .,...,.mf. . 'H ,-,pw ll Win, Vx km, ,hgh 15' -1- nu f x V Mf M.. H' M . MW? , W.u..M,i Jn. ,aww www.,-2 r , , . w Q' .,,. - . . . .. .A .. Mm X 11,22 Wiz . ff? A M jx? in gi? f' , fl W f A . ex f z i f f A j, t ,, ' sf f H'15k.3-f 4 f 3' A h :Q'1E15fifIf'7 FT? -1-Qi Ill!! I 7? 'Html ws-nun menu- .,., 1.,. ,., t,11,,. Q, w l v w 1 1 r' X w :xl M ' -2 . , ,..A . i-.X HMI V 1 mal' wal The Chinese-Americans who make up this ambitious group form one of those clubs that have made a name for themselves because of their many activities, food sales, and bulletin displays. Their officers were Lynette Fong, president: Thomas Tom, vice-president: Albert Hom, secretary: Beverly Quon, treasurer: George Fong, historian: and Margaret Hom, social chairman. HFC These High School Christians are students interested in gathering as an inter-denominational group to study the Bible. Fall officers were Eileen Watson, president: Marilu Wright, vice-president: Pat Greene, secretary: and Marjorie Cyphert, treasurer. Spring officers were: Ernest Osborne, president: Alice Whitlow, vice-president: Beverly Smith, secretary: and Phyllis Huntley, treasurer. The 7een-'dye gov!! helps meet a prospecting need, one long felt at the Hilltop gold camp. Good books are a vein of gold to uncover. The officers were Elmiree Childs, president: Ann Ruplinger, vice-president: Judy Hester, secretary. The Another recently formed club is for Japanese- Americans, as the name Nisei implies. Their officers were David Kikuchi, president: Stephen Yahiro, vice-president: Lillian Kawasaki, secretary. sims: It Beverly lv----fha' Brunsun, uv- -- - uns Huw --f . Kazu- oLUB R0 '- wi. ROW 2- Manuel 5 ' ross. G'0 a PArt'AmE3:1?:il4yerqz. -gisgpdhinnn?uBleca1r0gu5ag::elEutggiael Rubin, Catherine . , nav: ' dwa,-ds, e ' ,s, Row aww, G 0 9 E R 4 1 5 err! A an -'bf .fa- H 6,5 ,-A wig? ,,,,, 7he key Sponsored by the downtown Kiwanians, the Key Club is a very active service group about the campus. These boys malce possible the Career Day panels. Officers were Gould Allison, president: Solomon Madrid, vice-president: and Johnny Johnson, secretary-treasurer. The C'lremiA tr 6,116 9 If the name chemistry immediately makes you see test tubes, Bunsen burners, and explosions, you're wrong. Future chemists slave away at problems and equations. The officers for the fall were Fisher C-oil, president: Robert Steiner, vice-president: Edna Poe, secretary: lan Taylor, treasurer. Spring officers were Francis Graber, president: lan Taylor, vice-president: Edna Poe, secretary: Lynette Fong, treasurer. The gray Cam tle llicwicafle to students who perform before others and to those who enjoy music, this club offers a well planned program at each meeting. Their officers were Marilynn Miller, president: Muriel Weaver, vice-president: and Anna Nicholas, secretary-treasurer. A musical group open both The S al-tanA F Under the sponsorship of the Y. M. C. A., these boys provide excitement around the diggings. Their officers were Hal Brunson, president: Johnnie Mitchell, vice-president: and Joe Palmer, secretary. gr' cl-UB,.Row -Pat Boyton. R W 3: Elmirie TEEN AGE Bgmilarol Newhumtine. Bam Faggsslofl. PM Downy' Hem' cm-uifaliactu. Barbani Bareno. Annnlvine. AIN ' Neff. Emu ituprinneydgoiizsrer. cnarles childs- Weis. 1' Row Mioiirifhn. BW Lo' Marily mcfall. ayer.R'.-fan? Connie V 5 uc . lk c - H rlye. 21135-:ss 'a2:n., ME::raa W IBII5- Katherine lmamllflf hhlly rum K 1 W me K1'Q',f2l'zilliicalYiiixfl',, mf msn ckpBm':y ,,a,:R,rrgK sat., Anr3n31lK was ui er 3 am. ,ww li' lu! H' Huw. 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O.'s, these boys act as dynamite around our mine, setting off new explosions each day. They really manage to get around. Their officers were John Fuentes, president: Louis Liuag, vice-president: and Faustino Manzano, secretary- treasurer. I 7,'e ret-te ,nenA Much o-f the fame and fortune of our gold mine, S. D. H. S., is due to those athletic muscle men who sport those blue sweaters with white stripes. Much credit for athletic accomplishment g-oes to the Varsity, but not all. The Junior Varsity may not have made the sports page every weelcg but take their word for it, they were in there with the pick and shovel. The officers were Charles Davis, president: Granville Walton, vice-president. V GRA er.:2.T ::.L W 4 M ?W?lLGASTLE MU2Ll5y'l1Lii:lT1'a'iiifnF'-a,l',f'frPisiri0'ri'iSr'viLiiQ Mr- AVW' . nas, Jaan . r, e , - nm,-am: 'W ww WM Wie Quill and gcrvll This national literary and journalistic honor society is made up of hard-working prospectors mining their claim, the Russ Office. Fall officers were Harry Jacobson, president: Jenette Inglis, vice-president: Betty Sherr, secretary-treasurer. Spring officers were Bob Pranger, president: Harry Jacobson, vice-president: Judy Cal- lancl, secretary-treasurer. 7,fe C S if The honorary scholarship society is one of the largest and most active groups on our campus. Fall officers were Daryl Emericlc, president, Ruth Davidson, vice-president: Shirley Keyes, sec- retary, Pat Glancy, treasurer. Spring officers were Manuel Silva, presi- dent: George Sunga, vice-president: Pat Glancy, secretary: Leona Chula, treasurer. The bebdte To smooth-spoken controversialists this club offers a chance for a good time as well as gives an opportunity to improve their speaking. Fall officers were Stephen Salsbury, president: Daniel Martin, vice-president: Maureen Fegan, secretary, Paul Thimsen, treasurer. Spring officers were Daniel Martin, president: Peter Radcliff, vice-presi- clentg Pat Harper, secretary: Marshall Eldridge, treasurer. ,,.-fuzz!!! ' f. 'afs'r f' q'lt,ii ,iff-:ran P'lJMM ruff' lim W Tr rw., r V ,Umm MMX 5 uw ,Miz ,K An r ,. smfwf- 1 1 r v, Aw fwfr Q. I A VM., le an f r - ,Nlfrpl A W fr ,rj 15 5 X ' .U S. rr -i M -S f' f U s .QM Mfwwfygemufw qw X- : 51 '11-1 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1, 1 1 1 1-11 11 1,J,i5,w..,..1,..-2 Q.-1 fi M 1, 1.1 .111.1111111.1.111 11f.f in IA 1 1 1 1 wx 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 'if' sr if 1 VL ni S 3 l F' i sv. E if FW il if il V E' me 2' lk 7lne National 901-enAic league UW ,he Debm muh as a stepping stone, those people especially outstanding in all or any phase of oratory may try out for the necessary points for membership in the national honorary forensic society. Fall officers were Daniel Martin, president: Richard Bobzein, vice-president and secretary: George Sunga, treasurer. Spring officers were Maureen Fegan, president: Wallace Conroe, vice-president: Marshall Eldridge, secretary-teasurer. 7,'e bfamd The Drama Club is open to all aspiring young actors, but the Thespians are the elite who have earned the nec- essary points in acting, play writing, directing, and service. Jim DeCaro is their president, and Bobbie Dombroff is secretary. The Drama Club fall officers were Jackie Scott, president: Bobbie Dombroff, vice-president: Paul Hamlin, secretary. Spring officers were Barry Emerick, president: George Sunga, vice-president: Francis Hawkins, secretary: Gerry Eisen- man, treasurer. SwimmeretteA Here's a fine club for girls, where all can have a splashing good time. Their officers were Mary Ann Martin, president: and Anna Kikuchi, secretary. 7,'e 9: A A This athletic group of girls is composed of mighty cavebelles whose interests lie in sports. 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Their officers were Beverly Quon, president: Nancy Strauss, vice-presi- dentg Lynette Fong, secretary: and Mary Gene Kominelc, treasurer. The 7ennl'A Girls interested in tennis are offered a chance to improve their game and to have a swell time as well. Fall officers were Elise Stromie, president, Nancy Strauss, vice-president: Marion Stromie, secretary, and Catherine Milner, sales manager. Spring officers were Nancy Strauss, president, Marion Stromie, vice-president, and Nellie Snyder, sales manager. 7,'e bdnce All members or prospective mem- bers must have one qualification: A desire to dance. Their officers were Grace Brummond, president: and Mercy Ceaser, secretary. .The cadtle eoaehd These Hillers really travel! They don't go far, but they get there fast. Their officers were Carol Bocan, presi- dent, Lavo-nna Waddington, secretary, and Pat Boosinger, treasurer. The gohding Here's a club for folks who are really on the ball. 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A hastily constructed entertainment platform near the Sacramento River, February, l850: Lotta Crabtree: OK, Boys, l'll sing one more song. Then l've got to go, and you boys will have to go back to bull and bear fights for entertainment. lln old Californy the boys worked all week so they could spend their money on Saturday night.l 4: wk as San Diego High, October, I947: The Russ: San Diego's pigskin i crew, playing to a crowd of 22,000 paying customers, triumphed over a Hoover eleven, inferior in every department, by a 25-0 count. lAt San Diego High the boys played on Friday so the ASB Council could spend money all week.l Hurray! for Sport W fm? Q K A Go '20 A is 00 XM QQD gt-X 'G - Www- ,ar ii. X1 .ww -f -1. ,.: -' gguig nf if ber x .wg . Wm , we I H555 ,gf .... . W KQHAQQQ. - W xi 5. 6 N' ,f a - F wigs A A ,,.,. 15:57 , ,, ws A ham W ., . - Xl' was 5, fum? ou DW 4f1Dusco Ham UW Y fi ' ' A 'fmiyw xx E mi ' VARSITY FOOTBALL-First ro : Pemberton fMgr.l, C. Davis, Sanfiliuuo, Sharp, Mellos, Loman, F. Davis, Harris, Simpson, S. Morgan, Demangas, Vanslagerli' Asbury, Piland, Steele tMQl'-J- S200I1d POW! C021Ch MBIBY. SYUJIJIS fM!lI'-D, SCOfI0ld, Thomas. C. Morgan, Heselius, Gilliam, Rodriquez, Everett, Smith, Jenkins, Acosta, Casteneda, Johnson, Coach Burrows, Ransom lMgr.-J. Third row: Nicholas, Walton, Wallace, Espy, Powell, J. Davis, Hardesty, McFarIan, Tanzer, Ruiz, Henderson, McCoy, Sherrll. Uamity ?oot6all , General remarks on the I948 Cave football season ranged from the locker-room ho-hum to the press-box again as San Diego's Varsity pigskin machine made it three straight by taking the thrice-told 'Coast League championship again this season. As usual, the powers that be lMr. Davis 8: Co.l had bags under their eyes, mostly of money, as Coach Duane Maley lnc. drew more packed houses and won more thrilling games. Cave Gridders End Near Perfect Season, a headline plagiarized from the '47 Russ for the '48 sports extra, tells the story better than reams of copy. A lone defeat at the hands of St. Anthony's, 20-I2, in the SCIF playoff first round, marred an otherwise spotless Hilltop season. While downtown papers were playing up crosstown Hoover and their many losses, Maley's moun- tain men rolled over Phoenix, Pasadena, Grossmont, Compton, John Muir, Bakersfield, and the afore- mentioned hapless Redbirds. Powerful Phoenix appeared first and disappeared in a second half splurge which netted the Hillers a 24-I9 victory. This was no doubt the roughest game on the Cave schedule, much to the chagrin of the Castle fans who could listen to only a lousy radio recreation from Arizona. Underdog Grossmont proved a tough yegg, but a hard forged I3-7 score proved sufficient to give San Diego its first loop victory. Out of town Alhambra took advantage of Hill fumbles and came out on the press end of a 0-0 decision. A week later, a slightly tired but peeved Hilltop pigskin crew slapped down lowly Pasadena, 2l-0. Seven days hence highly rated Compton fell I8-6: and then John Muir toppled, 2I-6. Best feature of the season was the perennial Hoover-San. Diego game with the Hillers winning, as usual, 39-7. Individual players shone brightly after the close of the '48 fiscal pigskin year. John Davis, out- standing center, was placed on the Helms SCIF first team. Charlie Davis, plunging full-back and leading scorer with 49 markers, was presented the Brietbard Award- for athlete of the month of November. Six members of the '48 grid machine landed on the third annual all-coast team: End, Gran- ville Walton: tackle, Frank Sanfilippo: guard, Ray Asbury: center, John Davis: and backs, Neale Henderson and Charlie Davis were all included. Granville Walton John Davis Charlie Davis 'K M f fi , v , :ig-1 . 5 My 1 A ..., T WWM2M 'I: ,... x 3? I - 5, '-- -' , iff D, -i fi. f' afigg. -If-if: ,gif Fai ' A 'H ' We 1 2 ,V gi: .5 so? bfi., X ' N d f' W-N Coach Bill Burrows Coach Duane Maley 2 E e E 3 s 3 i 3 x 2 Q E ,, .v , , , , . , X E 5 1 i i 1 , g f Y .,x 1 ,. K 7 4 4 Q I CROSS COUNTRY-First row: Reed fMgrJ, Norsworthy, Duenez, Ruff, Yanahara, Kraus, Ramirez, Coach Patten. Second row Pendleton, Stump, Eichenlaub, Lopez. Third row: Saminego, Kent, Weiland, Molntyre, Little, Swanson. Fourth row: Uribe Hechenova, Mockbee, Sardo, McAbee. J. IA-Sophomore ?oot6aflL CMAJ Country Not to be outdone by their Varsity big brothers, San Diego High's .l.V. and Sophomore pigsliin machines also cleaned up on all city competition. The JayVers, under command of Bill Patten, proved too tough for nearly all opponents, losing only to a rough Chula Vista combination. Hampered by the loss of winger Bob Guerro, the Cavers still played. a brand of ball second to none. Ronnie Lauer, end, gave hope to next season's Varsity with his sterling play. All around the Pattenmen turned in a bang-up performance. A list of their victims included Hoover, St. Augustine, and Grossmont. First year spangles of a newly organized sophomore football team also shone brightly, with but one win recorded in favor of the opposition. First game jitters gave Army-Navy Academy a sloppy decision, but after that Mentor Tom Jones and boys rolled over everything. Hoover Bees, Mountain Empire, Kearny Frosh, and Grossmont were among their victims. Cap- tain, and field general, Louis Ferrari, turned in a creditable performance with his brilliant ball handling. One sport has prevailed since the ancient Greek marathons-namely, cross-country, which, al- though hedging on a two-mile rather than one-hundred-mile run, still requires plenty of extra wind and worli. Coach Bill Patten, busy man in the Cave sports department, guided his twenty-odd runners to numerous honors during the '48 season. Laurels in the city, Coast League, and SCIF championships were awarded Hill harriers. Diclc Swanson stood out especially, being placed on the six-man, all-city, cross-country team and generally acclaimed second only to Compton's Jerome Walters in the Coast loop. Tony Hechanova, Blackie Northsworthy, and Jaclc Sardo all helped to pace the Hillers to victory on numerous occasions. Kawlze Mall - 5 f wa 'v,,. f1 sos MCCLURQ, Ace HILL FORWARD Uamity Krwleetball Fifteen wins, ten losses is a fitting summary for a great Cave basketball season forged by Coach Merrill Douglas and his 'Five boys in blue. Lack of that right amount of drive netted San Diego a tie for first place in the Coast League, but a chance at sole possession of the CPL title went down the drain when they bowed 3I-29 in their final game with Compton. Nevertheless, final tilt or not, the Cavemen broke all precedents by grabbing a tie for the championship, as little can be said of Castle basketball machines in recent years. The perennial alumni game inaugurated the regular '48-'49 season, with a brilliant graduate crew beating San Diego in their first appearance, 45-43. La Jolla beaten, the Hillers entered the Kiwanis tourney but dropped their first round game to Long Beach Wilson, 42-40. Another heart breaker? lt could have been, but Douglas lnc. raced through consolation bracket competition and grabbed those laurels. Bob McClurg, forward, and Ed Simpson, guard, were named on the all-tourney team. Tournaments were fast and furious as Compton lured the Hillers away for a week of basketball and nothing but setbacks. They lost to both Mount Carmel and St. Anthony's and came home with their eyes on the Coast League and visions of grandeur. Such was the case, almost, as the Cavers warped Pasadena and Muir, but lost to Grossmont 4I-40 on a last-minute free-throw. Still not submissive, however, was Hoover, who played brilliantly but lost 39-29 to 'further the San Diegan cause. Compton and Muir were pushed aside, but two non-league encounters with St. Augustine and Point Loma were dropped by an over-confident Cave cage crew. Undaunted, the Cavemen lashed out at Hoover for the second time, winning, 42-29, then going on to slaughter Grossmont and Pasadena. A loss to Compton, however, literally squelched Cave hopes of anything but a tie for first place, which they got. Besides turning in an excellent performance as a team, all personnel of first string caliber re- ceived some mention for their work. Simpson and McClurg were rated berths on the all-Coast team, with center, Lee Brown, making the second combine. .loe Cutri and Lloyd Bellair both received honorable mention. Bud Muehleisen, Charlie Davis, and Granville Walton made heep big noise also with their fine reserve work. , R .M NA, , XMfi'f?:f??f - , . z ' M, M, 11. rw N Pl L . 1, , f,w1 1iI,:1, w R wwf 'gm' 'i d -F - - Q ' - -.-n-Jew. v ' 1,,.-' f 54 . ul 551 .21 K ' 'gilx Nxvdrg , gg kfwgiwNwQ , , 'if ,. .,,fy ,f Avi ,S r , , Q V--www ww Ni W , W, wwwd igikwgmp. .H WHEEW-Hwdw. 56 , 1 , muumxt r,Y7 , :-x 'N' ,V s,,w, ww- 41, wmivx., ..'. 'ww' Q' 4 X 5 aiu -il' ffmwf, me at ,K 1 L I A ,,,.,,,x.NU WMA fling a Contrary to the popular opinion that wrestling is better on the stage than in the ring because of the actors who participate with various grunts and groans and call themselves wrestlers, Cave grap- plers provided Hill fans with many thrills during the past season. Led by captain Dave Kikuchi, l28 pound wonder, Coach Frank Crosby's boys grabbed second place in, the SCIF finals behind powerful El Centro, and ended a generally bang-up season. Crosby plus -four other city high school coaches worked long into many nights and formed the first metro wrestling league in the city's history. Kearny, Hoover, Coronado, Vocational and San Diego were all members. Little was expected for the first year, but contrary to those predictions, the new loop turned into a big success with most of the meets tougher'n nails, most of 'em that is. Crosstown Hoover was mangled by the invading Hillers, 49-3, with a loss in the heavyweights, the latter's only downfall. The more than adequate San Diegans wound up with the league title as expected and Kikuchi was awarded the Paul Walker trophy for the best wrestler of the year. He was SPAAU, Far Western, city and SCIF champ, winning I9 out of 20 matches. Don Allen ancl Ray Asbury were the other victors in the SCIF finals. Mike Burnett, John Alegria, Pete Rodriquez, Cy Morgan, Walt Haase and Dick Delgado all received Varsity letters for placing in the SCIF 'finals also. Other meets besides city-wide fests included a loss to El Centro by the Hiller A crew and a l,ke decision to Calexico by the B team. The vaunted Hillers took third spot in, the NTC, won numerous awards in the beginners and novice tourneys. X f ...W ..-J 1 ll ' ,xg ' -gg-t - - ,Lis g'i1,. .,.,, ...W M., i .,X,., ,- ' 5 J' WRESTLING-First row: B. Delgado, Alegria, Rodriquez, R. Delgado, Kikuchi Ccaptaini, McKusick, Huston, Allen, Burnett, Haase, Asbury. Morgan. Second row: Castro, Beecroft, James, Gandalot, Bradbury, D. Smith, Garcia, Lopez, Platt, Ortega, Murphy, Beebe. Third row: Coach Crosby, Manzanu, R. Seavello, D. Seavello, Taylor, Ray Baum, Gallucci, Curran, Turner, Doan, Parsons, Masters, Reber. Fourth row: Palmer, Hubbard, English, Stefanowski, LeCava, Ornelas, Poyner, Ko, Roy Baum, Collins, J. Smith, Stringham 1Mgr.D. Fifth row: Blackwell, Boyer. Dill. Loman, Wakefield, Vargas, Silas, Johnson, Sutherlin, Kosmons, Lindsey. lQL,TAs.'E NIMH was . K pr, J ,, .k ,M Swimming, go! , 7enniA Golf and tennis, oft spoken of as the least appreciated ot all Cave sports, made big noises for themselves as their '49 seasons progressed. Tennismen and Coach Tom Jones, working under a new 'Formula of more work and less play, had won every match up to presstime. Two practice wins over Hoover were included in this sensational drive. Richard Doss and Tom Fago paced the squad in these matches: but lnk Tourney stars Bud Muehleisen, Faustino Manzano, Herb Solomon, and Frank Lauricio, although on top of the chal- lenge board, had yet to play in an inter-squad tussles. A big Coast season was looked forward to leight gamesl, and the annual Ink' Tournament in April was also in view. Golfdom may or may not have heard of San Diego High, but Coach Bill Burrows 81 Co. are determined to place the Hilltop in the big-name golf schools some day. A good start was made this year with hapless Hoover falling victim to Cave might in a practice meet. Soph Bill McDade was low man. Shaping up well and viewed with increasing happiness by Burrows were John Foley, high man on the challenge board, Jack Rosenberg, McDade, Bob Townsend, and Bob Smith. All were rated high, not only at San Diego, but also in the county and on the coast. Something few Hill fans have ever witnessed is a swimming meet, but apparently there shoulcl have been crowds because Hilltop swimmers were giving the fish a good show with their numerous winnings. Victories against Hoover and Coronado plus a third place in the rugged Whittier relays high- lighted the '49 year. Captain Larry Rowen and Fritz Kunzell paced the talented Castle aquamen. Jim Cotton, Fred Thompson, Ronald Lykins, and Woody Naylor lent their support. Kunzell not only sparkled on the team, but also won honors both in the San Diego Club and in various other rough water swims. finale Everything moves fast nowadays-airplanes, ships, trains, and even one Hilltop organization, the Varsity Baseball Team, which was rapidly approaching some super-sonic level cn May Day, having completely routed all Coast League competition by an average ot I5 runs per game. Tilts remained with no one save SCIF finals entrants. The momentous Morrowmen also grabbed the perennial Po- mona 20-30 tournament, bIast'ng bootituI Point Loma High I9-3 in the tinals. Only losses of the season were three to rugged Tucson by scores ot 2-I, I5-I I, and 7-4. The last two decisions were hectic, to say the least, with the Wildcats victorious in the end over Hiller ace hurlers, Ray McCoy and Jack Smith. Ag,ain the highlights ot the tast-waning season were two triumphs over a tighting Hoover crew. Scores looked something like I3-I and 22-4. A like story was predominant in track with Coach Bill Patten's Class A squad literally running away with all types of Iaurels. The Cavemen won the Coast League dual meet championship in easy 'Fashion with only a close victory over Grossmont lone and one-third points to be speciticl ruining San Diego's heavy marginal record. Led by Charlie Davis and Hal Espy, sprinters, the Castlers also copped the Huntington Beach Southern Counties Meet, and the Compton Gold Cup test. The 880 relay team hacl yet to lose a test up to May I. I y ED SIMPSON, ANOTHER HIT ,A MW, wwmmwa..,.,5m,samw...,ws .,m..,.,, N swemsfmmamsarmvww 'V rm:T'H 'NH BASEBALL TEAM--Flrst row: Ross tMur.J. Hartsell, Martinez, Bennis, Simpson, Lutz, Coach Morrow, Lindsey tMgr.D. Second row: Turner tMgr.J. Campbell CMgr.7, Everett, McCoy, Hernandez, Jordan, Thomas, Couts, McGIory QMgr.D. Uamity Kaweball Team Baseball, a sport that proves a winning investment any time under the tutelage of Mentor Dewey MQke Morrow was, as usual, looking fine at press-time. Rated to take the Coast League championship, the second successive time, the Cavemen, led by flyhawk Ed Simpson, pasted hapless La Jolla, I2-2, in, the stadium. Everybody had fun. Rugged Tucson, yearly Arizona State champs, drove to San Diego and a two-game series, next. First game score, Hillers, 9-6, and winner, Jack Smith, despite five errors. Second tilt total, Tucson, 2-I, and a heartbreaker. Ray McCoy, toiling brilliantly, yielded a triple in the top of the eighth, and an outfield fly broke the I-I deadlock and also numerous Cave hearts. Little teams have a mania for playing big powers: and, needless to say, outlying Chula Vista is no exception. The Spartans trekked to the stadium and a 7-I loss at the unmerciful hands of the Cavemen. Although sentiments of Hill baseball fans were still rather cool, their leaning improved tremen- dously over last year. Tom Martinez, three-year vet at second base, was leading Cave batters, with Simpson close on his heels. Morrow was experiment ng with unusual combinations to fill up sagging spots. John Hartsell was handling most of the catching chores, Bob Jordan was at first: Martinez, at second: Simpson or Al Kennerly, at third: Neale Henderson, at shortstop: and Frank Sanfilippo, Curtis Everett, Hal Brunson, Bud Muehleisen and Charle Powell -were in the outer gardens. Vern Couts, Jack Smith, Jack Lutz, and Ray McCoy all were showing up well on the mound. Track Hal Espy Kal' Annuals, like everything else, have deadlines: and hence this writer, hampered by conditions not in his control, is forced to run down a brief season summary and then just look at the rest of the year with hope. initiating the good-looking '49 track season was the San Diego relays, where the Hillers took second- place in all three classes, just behind bitter rival and CPL partner Grossmont. Highlighting the individual events in that fest was Hal Espy's :I0. IOO-yard dash. Point Loma was felled by Cave power, and La Jolla likewise succumbed. The year, so far, looked like a replica of last season, when San Diego took an SCIF cham- pionship. In track events, Hal Espy and Charlie Davis shone in the I00 and 220-yard dashes. Both in excellent condition, they were already gaining much notice. Weak in the 440 to some extent, Coach Bill Patten looked forward to his 880, I320, and mile races as a source of much winning. Henry Cagle and Jack Sardo in the half mile, Tony Hechanova and Blackie Norsworthy in the I320, and Dick Swanson in the mile, stood out. Slightly under par in the hurdles, Patten still had hopes in Dave McCoy, B stickman, who was regularly beating Class A hurdlers with little trouble. Field events took an upswing after the San Diego Relays, especially with John Davis, shining in his phase, the shot-put. lan Taylor and Cornie Calma both did six feet or threreabouts in the high- jump with more expected. Freddie Davis, pint-sized sprinter, looked at his best in the broad-jump with leaps of 21 feet already on the score sheet. A terrific trio was being moulded in the pole-vault with AI Rodin, John Reber, and Joe Cutri all All in all, the Hilltop tracksters were advancing on one of their best seasons, maybe. clearing II feet. . x, M Vvgk, 1. A -a ff Q f X wvrwss 4-vxh.-Asda, MQ ' 1 VL Y Jfvi. 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' fbi 414' 'L'ri'Xgege Ntw' Q 'b'41',-egg J 0 53:62 Q: l A -f W f,'1sa.5fsq7c'k Q' 3?'.'?:?2f rn f, .1 . J A Q-rx Vx 1 -Q-Efff..6 Dalai? 1-C0 'ff 4 13.94 mn camtzrwlw WV I 0 5, GOLD HAS MA MEANINGS FOR NEW CALIFORNIANS Carson Hill: Bernie Johnson: l've made my haul. Now I'm heading back East to the wife and kids. l've worked, but it's been worth it. John Henson: When I first got my assayer's permit from the gov- ernment, business was terrific: it's kind of slacking off now. But l've seen some of 'em come in here with plenty of pay dirt, all right. Bill Tunney: I didn't find gold in the way I started, but I'm sending for the folks, and setting up a store right here. Some day California will have enough people to have real businesses. lk Ik Ill Mrs. Mary Schmitt, Gray Castle, June, I949: This year's seniors? Well, I guess around March, Schubert started to suffer with me in favor of the seniors. But then that happens every year. 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Alvin Adams-Boys' Federation, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Red Cross Represen- tative, Pan American Club, l-li-C Club, Dance Club, Vocational l-ligh School, l-lair Styling. Marie Adams-Girls' League Secretary, Student Legislature, Jane Delano Club, Dental l-lygiene, Mervin Adams-Little MS Club, Swim- ming, Boys' Federation Vice President, State College, Electrical Engineering. Juliett Ainza-Pan American Club, Ten- nis Club, Jane Delano Club, Aquinas Club, Junior College, Secretarial Work. Carol Alderson-C.S.E. Sales Commis- sioner, Student Legislature, l-lomecoming Committee, Sergeanettes, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State Col- lege. Don Allen-Varsity HS Club, Wrestling, San Diego State College. Patricia Allen-Castle Rollers, Bowling Club, San Diego State College, Teach- ing. Robert Allen-Junior College, Architec- ture. Gould Allison--Cheer Leader, A.S.B. Dance Commissioner, Student Legisla- ture, Key Club President, Junior Opti- mists, C.S.E., San Diego State College. Fausto Amargo-Pan American Club, Choir, Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Red Cross Representative, Gown De- signing. Merle Anderson Twila Anderson-CSE., Choir, Swim- merettes, Glee Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. Barbara Apratto-l-li-C, Pep Squad, Senior Get-Together Committee, Cam- pus Capers, San Diego State College, Education. Aurora Aramburo-Student Legislature, Sergeanettes, Girls' League, Gray Castle Statt, Beauty College, Beauty Work. Barry Armstrong Ezgruffw' 43 'S .... K. , L if , M, ,I ? y ,yy yyyy N ..... , J. it A WW . il . Awe i is , X f Bonnie Argent-Sergeanettes Manager, Pep Squad, Girls' League, Red Cross Representative, Dentistry. Bill Arnold--University ot Chicago. Franlc Asaro4Pishing and Navigating. Raymond C. Asbury-Varsity S Club, Pootball, Wrestling, Woodworlcing. Mary Aseltine-Senior Cabinet, Student Legislature, Choir, University ot Calitor- nia at Davis. Irma Atayde-G.A.A., Swimmerettes, Pan American Club, Letterettes, Glee Club, Stenography. Alvin Attig Shirley Attig-Sergeanettes, Pep Squad, Campus Capers, Red Cross Representa- tive, Card Triclq Committee, San Diego State College, Stenography. Angel Avila-Armed Forces. Oneida Ann Bailey-Choir, Student Legislature, Red Cross Representative, Christmas Pageant, Ottice Worlc. Mary Lee Balmer-Senior S e c r e t a ry, Senior Charter Committee, C.S.l:., Girls' League Representative, Russ Statt, Glee Club, Redlands University, Teaching. Angelina Balaban-Slcating Party Chair- man, Alternate Song Leader, Card Trick Chairman, Pep Squad Chairman, Junior Dance Chairman, Girls' League Script Committee, San Diego State College. Esther Barrera-G.A.A., Swimmerettes, Letterettes, Sergeanettes, Student Legis- lature, Girls' League Representative, Nursing. Scotty Bateman-University ot Missis- sippi, Aeronautics. Ray Baum-Student Legislature, Little S Club, Wrestling, Navy. Roy Baum-Little S Club, Wrestling, San Diego State College, Business. Laura Baxter-G.A.A., CSF., Letter- ettes, Girls' League Representative, Ten- nis Club, Swimmerettes, San Diego State College, Teaching. Mary L. Baxter-Sergeanettes, Senior Play, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Christmas Pageant, Junior College, Secretarial Worlr. Raejean Beck-Castle Rollers, Drama Club, Swimmerettes, Hilltop Dance Club, Brigham Young University, Secs retarial Worlc. Audrey Beclcs-Lawyer. J. Beecrott-Swimming Team, Christmas Pageant, Forestry. 1........ Lloyd Bellair-Junior Optimists, Varsity S Club, Baslretball, Junior College, Mechanics. Bob Bender Newlon Benner-San Diego State Col' lege, Music. Eleanor Mildred Bennett Nancy Benton-Junior College, Social Worlc. Nadine Bernardini-Glee Club, C5.A.A., San Diego State College, Stenography. Elliott Bernstein-Golt Team, Student Legislature, Junior Classical League, San Diego State College, Social Weltare Worli. Dick Berton-JJBJJ Basketball, Cheer Leader, Junior Cabinet, Student Legisf ature, College, Advertising Art. Justine Beverly-Ottice Monitor, Girls' League Representative, Junior College. Irma Bidabe-Sergeanettes, Girls' Glee Club, Dancing. Paul Blacliwell-Wrestling Team, Air Corps. Richard G. Bobzien-National Forensic League, Debate Club, University ot Michigan, Medicine. Sharon Bond-AASB. Assembly Commisf sioner, Gift Day Chairman, Campus Capers Director, Senior Play, Thespians, National Forensic League, Radio School in New Yorlr City, Radio Worlc. Bill Bonventre-l-lomecoming Commit' tee, Tailoring College. Jacob Borushelc-San Diego State Cole lege, Sales Worlr. Betty Bounds-Glacier Gliders, Jane Delano Club, Comptometer School. Earnestine Bowden-Student Legisla' ture, Nursing. Fred Boyer-Little NSN' Club, Wrestling, State College, Electronics. Josephine Bozzo-Sophomore Presioent. !X.S.B. Council, Campus Capers Dance Director, Sergeanettes, Drum Maiorette, C.S.l3., Commercial Worlc. Jim Bradfielcl-Band, Color Guard, Music. Barbara Brandt-Choir Treasurer, C.S.F., Christmas Pageant, Girls' League Repre' sentative, Gray Castle Musicale, Cosf tume Design. J 'Q' .mink r 'FW sift rw ,yr :J sg . I ' E .J . 'ii '13, . J Q 1 3 'fr-K X ' ,..,,. F' is , nnr, ' K ri' ' 'iii i , Q' ' .J rs... 4. . , l .fjsgzf 1, .lg fr.. mf , , W.,--fy .Mi Vx fc.. i 49' 3 if .,,,5 Z, ,hw if l ff, nr y: .is ,,.Q2 M ra-as J i.. 1 B 'Ti ,,,. W .,,. ,X . J Q iw if 2 WMM? .': .QQ . QDQ Nwfstie Jocelyn Brassarcl-San Diego State Colf lege, Teaching. Carlotta Bravo+Drama, Prench Club, Badminton Club, Ritle Team, Annual Art, Senior Play, State College Tourna- ment, Real Estate and Brokerage. Marvin Broolrs-College, Business. Anna Brown-Bowling Club, Badminton Club, G.A.A., Student Legislature, Balf boa University, Accounting. Betty Ann Brown-Glee Club, Choir, Ottice Worker, Singing. James Brown Kenneth G. Brown-Little 'S' Club, Wrestling, Boysl Pederation Secretary, Student Legislature, Aquinas Club, l'lotel Management. Lee Brown-Varsity lS'l Club, Basketf ball, Red Cross Representative, Univer- sity ot Calitornia, Agriculture. Charlene Ruth Brumter Josephine Bruno-Ottice Monitor, Red Cross Representative, Aquinas Club, Vocational School, Stenography. Harrell Brunson Daniel BuclcleyWLittle 'S Club, Wrest' ling, Orchestra, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Navy. Rose Marie Buono-Campus Capers, Ditch Day Committee, Girls' League Representative, Student Legislature, Stenography. Raymond Burchett - Otticers' Cl u b, Ritle Team, Chess Club, Amateur Radio Club, R.O.T.C., Junior College, Engif neering. Harold Burkhart-Sales Work. William Burns-Gray Castle Statt, Pho- tographer, Russ Statt, Camera Club, Photography. Ben Bush-Varsity 'JSM Club, Band, Woodworking. Charles D. Buslcirlc+Boys' Federation, Little MSN' Club, Golt, San Diego State College, Law. Warren J, Buss-Band, Qrchestra, Pep Squad, C.S.P., Student Legislature, Gray Castle Musicale, San Diego State Col' lege, Music. Marjorie Butler-Aquinas Club, Pan American Club, Switchboard Qperator, L. A. County General Hospital, Nursing. Lew Byers--Little MS Club, Baseball, San Diego State College, Law. 'NE' 'W 'Hs. f' -ew. . .,., ,Mv- A Qs? 7 WWW J Q s Q Q? xr as ,Q X X 951, I:5sz5. , gg . r Vi . QR' WJ L52 -Eff i. ' P 1 , I .,x,.:. , - .r --I .J r..., W 'M . 'NW' r 'fling figs' ,R r. in 55, .5 M f ..,,,, 1 , , r ww ya- 1 s JJ.. .. ....... PQ iff . , ,... J g,,N,,, , J ,ri filr- I: g . , an Ka- l at tsl? yi, 41. W. , 1 ' Q xref 32 ms F Q i-Sb. f' ' ,..,. Q a',.m-:- J .- W ,,,,...,.. .1 ' fl ' 1 fa' A J T,Z im 1 U ,ml if v . RZ? ,,kk K -IIE D A .. v.... 'vftx gs is xlib ' 4 . Iwi , -' , ,.,,,,,5L:g vii. ' 1 1m .K i 5, in ' M 'S f -rs rr 2 x J f ,gi r r , I, ' Q B' X .SP4 3 if' i ,-I, E .L I wa. Q A met Q it i. VW nw Q-gg., FK, ,:, Q, M .5 it is M, is Y 55aAvar.. U , li Wit S . ' 15 , 1- sw- ' ,. t MJ f1' viz' , . --QV V E Yami ,, K VV f.. .--.- r as M. ffl' S ,ir is is-f nt WZ . .-rss.. f 55223 'wsu g 553311 fr ,Q ,, , V .sr auf' ' Yi V Q .:... ..g:,-22' ' ' nm We -una? mu 3551 W. Johnny Cade-Debate Club, National Forensic League, Junior Classical League, Boys' Federation Secretary-Treasurer, Clwoir, Px.S.B. Dance Commissioner, Uni- versity ot Southern Calitornia, Law. Henry Cagle-Varsity S Club, Track Captain, Junior College, Radio, Francis Calma-Varsity HS Club, Track, Stage Crew, U.S.C., Military Service. Grace Camacho-C.S.F., Girls' League Representative, Red Cross Representa- tive, San Diego State College. Carol Campbell-Choir, Senior Play, Glee Club, Drama Club, U.C.L.A., l-lomemalcing. Jerry Campbell-Junior College. Lconor Campos-Homemalring. Ofelia Cardenas-Office Worlc. Bonnie Carroll Jerry Carruth - Ctioir, G I e e C l u b, Homemalcing. Burnett Carter-U. S. Marine Corps. Jean Cassell-Choir, G.A.A., Business College, Secretarial Worlc. Gilbert Castaneda-Varsity S Club, Football, Little S Club, Wrestling, Junior Qptimists, Key Club Secretary, University ot Calitornia. Anna Marie Castello-C.S,l:., Secretary. Al Castro-Band, Glee Club, San Diego State College, Music. Ray Catian-Clwoir, Boys' Quartet, Campus Capers, Pan American Club, Glee Club, Beauty Worlc. Donna Cawley-Prom Chairman, Ser- geanettes, Drum Maiorette Lieutenant, Campus Capers, Student Legislature, Girls' League, San Diego State College, Commercial. Donald D. Chamberlain-Electrical Env gineering, San Diego State College. Peggy Chamberlin-C.S.F., Sergean- ettes, Band, Junior Classical League, Aquinas Club, Red Cross Representa- tive, San Diego State College, Free Lance Writing. Shirley Chandler-Castle Rollers, Swim- merettes, Toe Trampers, Camera Club, Pep Squad, Red Cross' Representative, Junior College. Dick Chapin-Spartans, Little S Club, Basketball, Student Legislature, Red Cross Representative, U.S.C., Law. AW' ii.. .U-Qyqfz K-s wr- M12 if .- sf - te 22, .. .1' 'i' ' T 1' 4 f A av? QQ? vb' wg' fl Ms- Q-gf- Afwx. 1 tif tp -I William Chappell-Stage Crew, Stage Work. Alberto Chavez Anthony Chavez-Glee Club, Little S Club, Basketball, Technical Work. Dolores Chavez-Pan American Club, Vocational. May Chew-CSP., San Diego State College. Salada Childress-Junior Class Ottice, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Campus Capers, Red Cross Representative,Attendance Monitor. Annie Choice-Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., College, Home Economics. Leona Chula-A.S.B. Activity Commis- sioner, C.S.P. Treasurer, Student Legis- lature, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross' Representative, San Diego State College, Linguistics. Geraldine Chun-Telephone Operation. Diane Clancy-Girls' League Represen- tative, Woodbury Business College. Doris Clanton-Commercial. Marie Clark-Hi-C Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Choir, Mission Work. Jack Clay-Navy. Robert Clayton Ethel Close-Girls' League Art Com- missioner, Bowling Club, Prench Club, San Diego State College, Art Teaching. Carol D. Cobb-Choir Manager, Senior Cabinet, Homecoming Committee, GL. Board ot Control, C.S.l:., Senior Charter Committee, San Diego State College, Commercial. Gloria Coburn-Glee Club, Homecom- ing Committee, Pep Squad, Christmas Pageant, Gray Castle Statt, Homecom- ing Assembly, Junior College. Beverly Cohen-C.S.P., Homecoming Committee, Drama Club, Pan American Club, Student Legislature, San Diego State College. Barbara Cohn-Choir, Girls' League Historian, C.S.P., Christmas Pageant, Glee Club, Swimmerettes, Red Cross Representative, College, Stenography. Fisher Coil-CSP., Senior Play Ticket Chairman, Otticers' Club, Ritle Team, Chess Club, Student Legislature, U.S.C., Medicine. Nellie Colocado-CSP., Commence- ment Committee, Bowling Club, Tennis Club, G.A.A., San Diego State College, Commercial Art. Mary Ann Colombo-Girls' League, Glee Club, Swimmerettes, Girls' At- tendance, Qttice Wforlc. Viola Colsky-Vocational Sclnool. Wallace Conroefllebate Club, Na- tional Forensic League, C.S.l:., Campus Capers, Junior Classical League, Stan- tord, Medicine. Joanne Cook-Sergeanettes, C.S.l:., Frenclw Club, LJ.C.L.A., Stenograpliy. Ronald Coolcftioolrlceeping and Ac- counting. Ruth Joanne Coolcfl?ed Cross Repref sentative, Sales Worlc. Marie CooperfQirls' League Repreaen- tative, Junior College, Stenograptiy. Pearl Cooper Niclcie Coppney-Stenograplny. Vernon Couts-Vanity iS Club, Base' ball. U, S. Navy. Jean CowmanAl3adminton Club Medi- cal Asaistance. Joyce Craig Alvin Crawford Jimmy G. Crawford-Little NS Club, JV. Football Manager, Macliine Work, Mary Jane Crisalli-Ottice Monitor, Vo- cational Sclnool, Stenograpliy. Frank Criscenti Nellie Crisp+G.A.A., Nursing. Mary Cruz-Annual Art Statt, Pan American Club, Gttice Work. Merle Cunningl'1amwClwemi5try Ciuo, Ctiess Club, CSF., Senior Play, I-lomef coming Committee, Pep Squad, San Diego State College, Qptometry. David CurranfC.S,F, Varsity J Sli Club, Wrestling, LJ.C.L.A. Jo Ann Curryal-lomecoming Commit- tee, Student Legislature, Pep Squad, Mothers' lea, Red Cross Representative, L. A. Businesa College, Commercial. rd 'ia ww if 4. W K -arm' , 'x J, an ,ar 5' if if til W 'fig' rrgqfw 19' ,ibn KU . 'L- -. it Q, . f' W S H ,.,. . gui' . wif' 'M 4 fri My HMM ' r . .I ' WE r im -rxgiif - . ' A ., arm IQQGV if V l T :A Ji ii W fl' U . .,. fd, 5 nf 'ww 'Vw-. .filer ...At MW QU' vw, Joe Cutri-Spartans, Varsity S Club, Basketball, Track, Junior College, lnsur- ance. Majorie Cyphert--Gray Castle Art Edi- tor, Art Commissioner, Junior Art Chair- man, Senior Play, Thespians, Girls' League Representative, San Diego State College, Teaching. David D. David-C.S.F., Little S Club, Gray Castle Statt, Lit Parade, Student Legislature, Pan American Club, U.S.C., Aviation. Rosemarie B. Davidson-Aquinas Club, Junior College, Teaching. Ruth M, Davidson-Girls' League Vice- President, Board ot Control, P.T.A. Representative, Latin Club, C.S.F., Gray Castle Static, University ot California, Medicine. Charles Davis-C.S.F., Varsity S Club, Letterman's Club President, Outstand- ing Football Player Award, Boys' Feder- ation Representative, Key Club, Univer- sity ot Calitornia. Fredd Davis-Varsit S Club Foot- Y Y v ball, Track, Little S Club, B Basket- ball, San Diego State College, Navy. John H. Davis-Varsity S Club, Foot- ball Captain, Track Co-Captain, Little S Club, U.S.C. Juanita Davis-Girls' League Represen- tative, Business College, Business Ad- ministration. Bob Dean-R.O.T.C., Camera Club, Skating Club, Electrical Technician, Jun- ior College. James De Caro-Senior President, l-lead Cheer Leader, Thespians, National For- ensic League, Senior Play, C.S.F., San Diego State College, Drama. Charles Degenhart- Boys' Q u a rte t, Choir, C.S.F., Gray Castle Musicale, Campus Capers, Christmas Pageant, San Diego State College. Pat Delaney-Castle Rollers, Glee Club, Vocational School, Bookkeeping. Jim Demetre-Boys' Federation Repre- sentative, San Diego State College, Architecture. June den Boestert-A.S.B. Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class President, Sergean- ettes Captain, Mothers Tea Co-Chair- man, C.S.F., San Diego State College, Teaching. Liane cl'Entremon't-Student Legislature, C.S.F., Sergeanette F l a g Tw i r l e r, Mothers' Tea, San Diego State College. Manuel Diaz--l-lilltop Dance Club, Boys' Federation Representative, M e rc h a nt Marine. Bob Dill-Little MS Club, Wrestling, Junior College, Archery. Leean Di Marino Mildred Di Pace-Choir, Badminton Club, Lunch Guard, l-lomemaking. Theresa Dixon-Junior College, . -A fund' 1 QPF'-f X v ew ,, +1 mii- I 9 U, W- 'S . 1 J , it I Q- .Q N x is 2 We f' 7fl,,j'rrv-tf E58 3' , .sg . ,W . x 2:-3, 3 - '9 a- M. fx- Z.: L Y J 'Vs aww wail . . ,, L: f ry' 555' Ai my , . 'Q fi ' , . as , N Bs l 1 ,n Wa 5 T , Qjiizi ,:, ., , A .3 :Ei ' - YW is af. W .raw r . 'Y' FEM 3- mfr' if 3 ig ,L 'MA gf s W ff Robert Doan-Wrestling Team. Roberta Dombroft-C.S.F., Senior Play, Gitt Day, Thespians, Drama Club, De- bate Club, Stage Work. Gerry Donica-Art School. Robert Doud Glendon H. Drake-Castle Rollers, Photography Club, Junior College, Building Contracting. Barbara Drummond-Glacier Gliders, Castle Rollers, Junior College. Amparo DuartekStudent Legislature, C.S.l:., Bowling Club, Badminton Club, Balboa University, Accounting. Joseph Duarte-Marine Corps. Mary E, Ducy-Girls' League Publicity Chairman, Cap X1 Gown Committee, C.S.P., Homecoming Committee, Tennis Club, Girls' League Art Committee, College, Law. Gilbert Dudderar-Hi-C Club, R.C.T.C., Evangelist Minister. Evelyn Duran-Castle Rollers, Stenogra- phr- James Duran Barbara Durson-Choir, Hi-C Club, Christmas Pageant, Bookkeeping. Betty Eason-Sergeanettes, C.S.F., Pan American Club, Orchestra, San Diego State College, Teaching. Carl Eichenlaub-Little S Club, Cross Country, Band, San Diego State Col- lege, Boat Building. Nancy Elcern-Senior Assistant Treasurer, Senior Dance Commissioner, Junior Secretary, Commencement Committee, Sergeanettes, Pep Squad, Stephens Col- lege. Marshall Elclriclge-Debate Club, Na- tional Forensic League, Bowling Club, C.S.F., College, Accounting. Evelyn Lee Elliott-Choir, Girls' League Secretary, G.A.A., Christmas Pageant, Letterettes, Homecoming Committee, Glee Club, Tennis Club, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State Col- lege, Music. Daryl Emericlc-A.S.B. Historian, Senior Play, C.S.l:. President, Thespians, Na- tional Forensic League, Junior Vice- President, U.S.C., Radio. Alice Eneston-Red Cross Representa- tive, General Ottice Worker. Frances Eneston-Castle Rollers, Red Cross Representative, General Ottice Worker. f W T f -::- A f 3, Mm Q . .Q Robert Ericson Alice Escalera - Sergeanettes, G l e e Club, Richard Esparza Mertrice Lee Esterdahl- Sergeanettes, Band and Drum Maiorette, Campus Capers, Student Legislature, Girls' League Representative, Secretarial Work. Ernestine Estrada-Castle Spurs, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, San Diego State College, Secretary. Delbert Eustis Nikki Fairbanks-A.S.B. Treasurer, Aqui- nas Club, Homecoming Committee, Junior Classical League, U.C.L.A., Jour- nalism. Elberta Farmer-Choir, Girls' League, Christmas Pageant, Clerical Work. Maureen Fegan-Senior Announcement Co-Chairman, Debate Club, National Forensic League President, Christmas Pageant, Girls' League Program Chair- man, Girls' League Social Service Chair- man, Occidental College, Radio. Gloria Felactu-Glee Club, Gray Castle Musicale. Frank Ferguson-San Diego State Col- lege, Forestry. Loretta Fields-Homecoming Commit- tee, Comptometer Operation. Madeline Flamini-Girls' League Repre- sentative, G.A.A., Swimmerettes, Sales Work. Elaine Foersch-Pep Squad, Sergean- ettes, Girls' League Representative, Student Legislature, Girls' League Fash- ion Show, Christmas Pageant, San Diego State College, Dental Hygiene. John Foley-Senior Cabinet, Dads and Grads Day Co-Chairman, Little S Club, Student Legislature, Key Club, Junior Optimists, University ot Southern Calitornia, Dentistry. Leda Foncerrada-Pan American Club, Red Cross Representative, University ot Mexico, Secretarial Work. Leonor Foncerrada-Pan American Club, C.S.F., University ot Mexico, Secretarial Work. Lynnette Fong-C.S.F., Senior Cabinet, Girls' League Representative, Mai Wa President, Chemistry Club Treasurer, Student Legislature, University ot Cali- tornia, Optometry. Donald G. Forbes-Band Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Castle Spurs, Castle Rollers, Pep Band, Florist Work. Mary Virginia Ford-Stage Crew, Girls' League Representative. William Ford-Glee Club, Stage Crew, Howard University, Civil Engineering. Bert Foster-Pan American Club, Toe Trampers, Glee Club, Red Cross Repref sentatiye, Vocational School, Beauty Work. William Reese Foster-U. S. Air Eorce. Jerrold Foutz-Camera Club, Chess Club, Junior College, Photography. Rhuclolph William Fowler-Russ Eeature and Editorial Director, Gray Castle Statt Business Manager, Little HS Club, Ten- nis, A.S.B. Activity Commissioner, Senior Play, San Diego State College, Meclif Cllnle. Lucelia Francisco-G.A.A,, Letterettes, Swimmerettes, Badminton Club, Aquinas Club, C.S.E., General Ottice Work. Bill Frazer-R.O.T.C., Ritle Team, Dew bate Club, Photography Club, Bowling Club, Photography. Jeanne Freyer-Commencement Com- mittee, C.S.E., Girls' League Court, Gray Castle Musicale, Crchestra, San Diego State College, Teaching. Elizabeth Fuentes-Sergeanettes Cap- tain, Glee Club, Vocational School, Stcnography. John E. Fuentes-Junior President, Boys' Eederation Secretary, Junior Optimists, Student Legislature, Senior Play, Gitt Day Co-Chairman, San Diego State College. Henry Gallucci-Wrestling, Los Angeles Art Center, Commercial Art. lsabel Gamboa-Pan American Club, Jane Delano Club, Toe Trampers, Girls' League Representative, Junior College, Nursing. Evangeline Gamboa-Sergeanettes, Glee Club, Drama Club, Toe Trampers, Jane Delano Club, Bookkeeping. Manuel Garcia-Armed Services. Lois Geller-Sales Work. Donna German-Glee Club, Sales Work. Vincent Giacalone+Stage Crew, Eish- ing. Joe Giammarinaro-Student Legislature, Little USU Club, Eootball, Wrestling, Stage Crew, Fishing. Paul Gibson Earl Gilliam-Varsity S Club, Eoot- ball, Key Club, Boys' Federation Coun- cil, San Diego State College, Business. Jim Gilliland-Band, Air Corps. Bill Gilmore-Telephone Work. 1r.., , V ,SY X W GY H Q, Q . 6' I n its gi, 3 if rx- 'M- s . . 4 1 ,1 e H, if 1 fl 1 1 'a 1 Fi 4, s ,rf-f. if .V 9' 4 as .sq 5. 7 -QV' k . A- was r I 5 '1s5z?'z5Tr15'r f 'H . w. gi tk :rags ugfmv Z, A . 2 A ri :Q .:,v QIEIZE V kv 1 A rs .: A ff .M . 3 , ., , .. K . sk ff: P QW rr -, av . , ,, -rw, i.: W 4 it i and' s in VR E, x 315, E ei . -I 4 I . 511:55 . ,L A iiiii P I it T X Patricia Glancy-A.S.B. Election Com- missioner, C.S.l:. Treasurer and Secre- tary, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross Representative, Jane Delano Club, Brigham Young University, Nursing. Dean Glaspey-Debate Club, Stage Crew, R.0.T.C., Mechanical Work. Joan Glenn-Choir, 'lCarmelita, Music. Betty Gayien Glover--l-li-C Club, Bad- minton Club, Red Cross Representative. Betty R. Glover-Swimmerettes, Junior College. Margaret Gomez-Ottice Monitor, Vo- cational School, Stenography. Connie Gonzales-Student Legislature, Pan American Club, Aquinas Club, Red Cross Representative, Junior College. Richard Gonzales Robert Gonzales-College, Diesel Engi- neering. Bud Good-Little MS Club, Golt, San Diego State College. Arnold Goodwin--l-lomecoming Com- mittee, Howard University, Dentistry. Jo Ann Goodwin-Student Legislature, Pep Squad, Campus Capers, Red Cross Representative, Woodbury Business Col- lege, Civil Service Work. Richard Gordinier-CSF., Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Teaching. Tom Gould-Junior Optimists, Choir, Christmas Pageant, University ot Cali- tornia at Davis. Francis Graber-CSF., Band, Chem- istry Club, Junior Classical League, Ger- man Club, Chess Club, U.C.L.A., Chemistry. Mary Gradias Bette Lou Graham-Gray Castle Statt, G.A.A,, Senior Typist, Tennis Club, Let- terettes, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State College, Teaching. Norman Graham Dolores Grajeda-Glee Club, Swimmer- ettes, G.A.A., l-lomemalcing. Josephine Grajeda-Letterettes, Swim- merettes, Gfvfx., Sales Work. Rosa Gratts-GAA., Letterettes, Glee Club, l-li-C Club, Glacier Gliders, Recreation. 'Tir-' :Numa ti 1 fb ugvg ,mfr In -3 3 ac r f x Q 3 , 5, an 'E if Wk- -on 55. Y' 8 .' i .. K . xxggxviqi. 57' .1 H9 MV' s 3' 2 . 55 srw 5 . V. wlgl . Q, .Ik , ,1, is ir 'WN J in 4.-ar ,Z k ' s, We 1 iiitw iw' Qu 5 WW fl sr, -.. V. V , -.., 5. .: .,. .. ,. as ie' at ' .ga --.,fy - ,:,r:- 1.- w J' J 45? ,spa-aug, , I 'WHY :I W, cf ..fx1'f' mt f J HV QW Q sal we 2' ., , 3 A - ,Lg , A . .. ..'-f ., 'A' A -if g ' ' I George Greaves-San Diego State Col- lege, Law. Richard Green Gerry Grignon -- Sergeanettes Acrobat L i e u t e n a n t, C.S.E., Frencti Club, LJ.C.L.A., Stenograplny. William Grootonk Pat Gross-Glee Club, Campus Capers, Secretarial Work. Jean Guerker-Girls' League Represen- tative, Student Legislature, Red Cross Representative, Homemaking. Leonel Guerrero--Little S Club, Bas- ketball, R.O.T.C., Junior College. Jeanne Guirey-Glee Club. Mary Lillie Guillory - W i n g S c o u t, R.O.T.C., Vocational Sclwool. Sammy Gulko-Spartans, Boys' Federa- tion, Little l'S Club, Varsity Track, B Basketball, Los Angeles City College, Dentistry. Walter Ernst Haase-Little S Club, Wrestling, Boys' Federation Represent- ative, Junior Optimists, San Diego State College, Mechanical Engineering. Rose Ann Haffey-Aquinas Club, Chess Club, Erencti Club, Jane Delano Club, Junior College, Commercial Art. Marguerite Hall-Senior Historian, Girls' Le a g u e Representative, Homecoming Committee, Redlands University, Cos- tume Designing. Don Halvorsen-Varsity S Club, Band, San Diego Junior College. Harry Hamber-Russ Statt Representa- tive, Castle Spurs, San Diego State Col- lege, Business. Paul Hamlin-Senior Play, Drama Club, Campus Capers Stage Sets, Christmas Pageant, Boys' Federation Representa- tive, Stage Art. Irene Hand-Junior College, Ottice Work. Maggie Handcox-Bookkeeping. Inez Hanson-Drum Corps, Aquinas Club, Junior Classical League, C.S.F., Occidental, Nursing. Edward Hardy-Pratt Institute, Arclwi- tecture. Jim Harger-San Diego State College, Engineering. Marilynn Harness-Song Leader, Home- coming Assembly, Pep Squad, Girls' League Representative, Girls' League Program Chairman, Junior College, Sten- ograplny. Reginald Harper-Grctiestra, R.O.T.C., Glee Club, Senior Play, Ctrristmas Pa- geant, l-li-C Club, Howard University, Linotype Gperating. Kent Harris-Varsity S Club, Foot- ball, Little S Club, J.V. Football, San Diego State College, Engineering. Addie Dee Hart-Red Cross Represen- tative, l-li-C Club, G.A.A., Junior Col- lege. Ket Hawkins-Little S Club, Tennis. Basketball, Key Club, Boys' Glee Club, Los Angeles City College. Hiroko Hayashi-Business Sclwool. Eleanor Hee - C.S.F., Girls' League Representative, Girls' League Program Chairman, Mai Wa Club, College. Robert G, Heet-Christmas Pageant, College. Virginia Heider-Homecoming Commita tee, Card Trick Committee, Girls' League Representative, Junior College. Neale Henderson-Varsity S Club, Football, Baseball, Junior College, Pro- Baseball. Vivian Henderson-Castle Spurs, Latin Club, Girls' League Court, Sergeanettes Drum Corps, San Diego State College, yLaboratory Work. 'Mary Lou Henriksen-C.S.F., Red Cross Representative, Dancing Club, l-lorizon Club, Ottice Work. Frankie Herbert- Sergeanettes, Girls' League Representative, Bowling Club, Frencln Club, Junior College. Dale Heun-Interior Decorating. Jack Hieslietter-Cabinet Making, Joyce Hill-l-lead Song Leader, Girls' L e a g u e Representative, l-lomecoming Committee, Sergeanettes, Pep Squad, San Diego State College, Nursing. Ted Hippely-Band, Montana State College, Business. Kay Holder-Typing. David Holes-Glacier Gliders, Junior College. Margaret Hom-Mai Wa Club Histo- rian, G.A.f'5x., Swimmerettes, College, Qttice Work. Jeannene Hood-Student Legislature, C.S.l:., Sergeanettes, Glee Club, Castle Rollers, Secretarial Work. Jean Hope-Senior Vice-President lEalll, Treasurer lSpringl, C.S.E., Sergeanettes, Junior Cabinet, Rep Squad, Stantord, Teaching. Anna Horiye-Nisei Club, Secretarial Work. Lula Jane Horton Hope Howarclh Bowling Club, Girls' League Representative, Stenography. Patsyruth Howard-Sergeanettes, An- nual Art Statt, Pep Squad, C.S.E., Girls' League Eashion Show, Homecoming Committee, Los Angeles Art Center, ln- terior Decorating. Jim Hubbard-Junior College, Baker. Dorothy Hudson Frank Hughes-C.S.E., Bowling Club, San Diego State College, Engineering. Mary Arlene Humphrey-Girls' League Representative, Social Service Commit- tee, l-li-C Club, County Hospital, Nurs- ing. Mary Louise Hunt-Choir, Christmas Pageant, General Ottice Worker, Prairie View College, Music. Lena lacobellis - Aquinas Club Vice- President, Jane Delano Club, Chess Club, Junior College, Teaching. Jenette lnglis-Russ Editor, Quill and Scroll, C.S,E., A.S.B. Publicity Commis- sioner, Gray Castle Statt Activities Edi- tor, Girls' League Board ot Control, Col- lege. Darwin lsaac-Junior College, Cabinet Maker. Thomas Jackson Harry Copelin Jacobson-A.S.B. Presi- dent, Russ Editor, C.S.E., Quill and Scroll, Commencement Committee, Gray Castle Literary Editor, Yale, Busi- ness. Folsom Jenkins-Varsity S Club, Eoot- ball, Student Legislature, Boys' Eedera- tion, CSE., Latin Club, Naval Acad- emy. Gloria Jenkins-Junior Classical League. Joan Jenkins - Sergeanettes Acrobat, Campus Capers, Badminton Club, Busi- ness College. Donald Jermyn-San Diego State Col- lege, Advertising Art. Glenna Johnson - C.S.E., San Diego State College, Secretarial Work. John H. Johnson-Key Club, Russ Statt, Camera Club, Glee Club, San Diego State College, Law. . as 'K -vs .,.,. gm 'lv-.2 X 'it adm H84 'is ,,,,. ,Q .,.. B M fm- ., 4:5 Q .fit AU? :'-z ' 5 A .. Reba Johnson-Choir, S e n i or P l a y, C.S.P., Carmelita, Christmas Pageant, Campus Capers, I-fomemalcing. Bob Jones-Little HS Club, Baseball, Stage Crew, New Mexico State Teach- ers College. Elizabeth Jones-Ba nd. Ruth Jones-Skating Club, C a m e ra Club, Girls' Attendance Monitor, Qttice Worlc. Wesley L. Jones-San Francisco State College, Dentistry. Lois Ann Jordan-G.L. Board ot Con- trol, G.L, Representative, G.L. Fashion Show, l-lomecoming Committee, Senior Charter Committee, San Diego State College, Music. Michael Joyce Marilyn Jump-Senior Secretary, A.S.B. Dance Commissioner, A.S.B. Secretary, A.S.B. l-listorian, Sophomore Secretary, C.A.S.C. State Qttice, San Diego State College, Merchandising. Nancy Jump Joan Noreen Kennedy Alfred Kennerly - Varsity S Club, Baseball, Calitornia Polytechnic College, Protessional Baseball. Carol Kenyon-Swimmerettes Secretary, Pan American Club, Sergeanettes, Drum Corps, Castle Rollers, Whitworth, Teach- ing. Shirley Keyes - A.S.B. Vice-President, Senior Sweater Chairman, Junior Secre- tary, Senior Cabinet, C.S.P. Secretary, Sergeanettes, U.C.L.A., Laboratory Work. David Kikuchi - C.S.P., Varsity HS Club, Wrestling Captain, President Nisei Club, Boys' Federation Secretary- Treasurer, College, Architecture. Charles Kingery-Senior Ottice Mana- ger, Chemistry Club, Gray Castle Statt, Biological Science. Roselyn Kinner - R.O.i.C. Captain, l-lifC, Badminton Club, College. Norbert Kirkpatrick-Little S Club Traclc, Army. William Knight Mama Knox-Homecoming Chairman, A.S.B. Secretary, C.S.P. Activity Com- missioner, Commencement Script Com- mittee, C.S.P., Girls' League Board ot Control. Donald E. Ko-CSF., Mai Wa, Little S Club, Wrestling, College. Leslie Kobler-Choir, Glee Club, Christ- mas Pageant, Pep Squad, San Diego State College, Music. '3:fs 1 rsur my . 'mv 4 C ,Q 134' 29 ' MW - ' .I Epi .ia ,Q - ?VDs. it Wt. A ' 9. z -9 , is ,,, , via-Q ww ' . g .,,., 154. f 'M ..: N gr-Qs. if ' 'emi bf ,rw em ' QQ fa, 5 A Pr H --4 lmiivf .f,,- 51.. 1 it - NN i wry' ,Sw-. , 'f Q Him j B :Gb f We i A G.. 'Z 'f V ..,,.q.V.. . J S5322 if MW, . .1-KS V 4 A ,:,., ... ,Xl A E Q N We ' as 1f:3?i W f 22 54 E? .. .-.-V w ,, f ' 3 .,.. f at ..... Q ., l Q , , -'-- ., +L. J :: A2E 2: i Mary Gene Kominek-Letterettes, Jane Delano Club, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Swimrnerettes, Badminton, Glee Club, Oregon Junior College, Florist Work. Sammy Krasner-Ottice Monitor, San Diego State College, Medicine. Delores Krause-Bowling Club, Wing Scouts, Junior College, l-lome Econom- ics. Dolores La Foille Jackie Laird-Band, Campus Capers, Red Cross Representative, Stenograplny. Betty Landers-Ctioir President and Secretary, Junior and Senior Cabinets, Girls' League Representative, Clfiristmas Pageant, Glee Club, San Diego State College, Teaclning. Orban Lang-Engineering. John Lankamp Suzanne Lanyon-C.S.F., GAA., Swim- merettes, Toe Trampers, Homemaking. Thelma Larsen-Sergeanettes, Campus Capers, Pep Squad, Swimmerettes, Art Service, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State College, Advertising Art. Bernice Lee-C.S.F., Mai Wa Club, Student Legislature, College, Book- keeping. Marilyn Lee-Sergeanettes, Vocational, Florist Work. Arlene Lee-l-lomecoming Committee, Pep Squad, Red Cross Representative, Girls' R.C.T.C., Stenograpliy. Stanley Lee-Little MSU Club, UB Bas- ketball, HC Basketball, Junior College, Trinidad Leon-Pan American Club, Vocational Scliool, Plnotograpliy. Jacqueline Litten-Orchestra, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Souttiwestern Beauty Sclnool, Cosmetology. Ernie D. Little-C.S.l:., R.O.T.C., Clnrista mas Pageant, San Diego State College, Electrical Engineering. Louis LiuagfLittle S Club, Baseball, Junior Qptimists Vice-President, San Diego State College. John Lockwood-Boys' Federation Presi- dent, Junior Optimists, Key Club Vice- President, U. S. Military Academy. Dick Lockwood-Diesel Engineer. Beverly Logan gui' 9 4 Cloteal Logan-Y.W.C.A., Fisk Univer- sity, Accounting. Dorothy Logan-Junior Vice-President, Girls' League Representative, Choir, Junior Dance Chairman, Sergeanettes Flag Twirler Lieutenant, Mothers' Tea Co-Chairman, San Diego State College. Audrey LogansfJunior College, Secre- tary. Sarah Lograsso-Girls' League Repre- sentative, G.A.A., Swirnmerettes, Bad- minton Club, Vocational School, Cos- metology. John Lopez-Varsity S Club, Cross Country, Junior College, Retail Selling. Matilde Lopez-G.A.A., Swimmerettes, Tennis Club, Pan American Club, Dance Club, Beauty Work. Pilar Maria Lopez-Switchboard, Tele- phone Operation. Joan Lovejoy-Choir, Sergeanettes, Swimmerettes, Jane Delano Club, Wing Scouts, Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Junior College, Nursing. Ray Lowe- R.O.T.C., Cadet Club, Bowling Club, Army. Mike Liuzzi-Little HS Club, J.V. Foot- ball, Fishing. Nani Lupenui-G.A.A., Sergeanettes, Student Legislature, Castle Rollers, Waitress Work. Jack Lutz-Key Club, Varsity US Club, Baseball, College. Robert Lyon-Choir, Campus Capers, Christmas Pageant, Friedkin School ot Aeronautics, Aviation. Nancy McCartney-Homecoming Com- mittee, Pep Squad, San Diego State College, Teaching. Mark McCarty-Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Meteorology. V i r g i n i a McClatchey-Swimmerettes, Badminton Club, C.S.F, Jane Delano Club, Nursing. Robert McClurg-Varsity S Club, Basketball, Little S Club, Teaching Dorothy Sarah M cColley David Neal McCoy-Varsity S Club, Football, Track, Little 'JST' Club, J.V. Football, Track, Junior College, Com- mercial Art. Shirley McCoy-Sergeanettes, Secretary and Art Commissioner A.S.B., Mothers' Tea, C.S.F., Girls' League Representa- tive, Tailoring. Jean McCrory--Sergeanettes, Home- coming Committee, Drama Club, Senior Play, Junior College, Radio Dramatics. Betty Lou M cDavid Alex Don McFarlan-Varsity S Club, Football, Little S Club, Baseball, Jun- ior College. Gladys McGill-Glee Club, Junior Col- I P lege. Pats R McGinnis-Switchboard, Girls' y . League Representative, Student Legis- lature, Red Cross Representative, Secre- tarial Work. Garry McGlinchy-Machine Work. Dwayne McGlothin--Junior College, Newspaper Work. Nancy McGraw-Junior College, Inter- ior Decorating. Charles McGregor-Glee Club, Debate Club, Christmas Pageant, Stage Crew, R.O.T.C., Pasadena institute ot Radio Technology, Radio Announcing. Jeanine McGregor - C.S.F., G i r I s' League Representative Y-Teens, San Diego State College, Merchandising. Charles Mclntire-Little HS Club, Track, Cross Country, Boys' Federation, San Diego State College, Law. Bill McKusiclc-Junior Optinnists, Boys' Federation Representative, Varsity S Club, Wrestling, Calitornia institute ot Technology, Architecture. Marilyn Madera-Bowling Club, San Diego State College, Stenography. Solomon Madrid - Junior Optimists President, Little MS Club, Track, Bas- ketball, Key Club Vice-President, Boysl Federation Cabinet, U.C.L.A., Law. Robert Magera-Boys' Quartet, Choir, Campus Capers, l'li-C Club. Josephine Malavenda Loraine Manders-Junior College, Nurs- ing. Louise Manders-Jane Delano Club, Tennis Club, Sergeanettes, Glacier Gliders, Nurse's Monitor, San Diego State College, Nursing. George Mangusing-Little S Club, Basketball, Wrestling, Tennis Club, Glee Club, Lancaster University, Teaching. Martha Manning-Choir, Sergeanettes, Glee Club, Modeling. Ben Manuel-Junior College. Faustino Manzano-Varsity S Club, Wrestling, Tennis, Little iS Club, Bas- ketball, A.S.B, Cabinet, Boysl Federa- tion Cabinet, Senior Play, U.C.L.A, ' il .ggqk ,... , as i it .1 f flfg, 4 ' H ,,..Er-I- 3 . , , , W' 'Que V 4-it D a T l l , , , ...f L 'UU Q wg I 'W 31... . , , .,',.,.., .s - .,,,, , ,-,2 5 s .. if -... If .. l .-i'1 I 2 1:.12 '--r . T 3Hi ',i'lYr T ' iz' aif E iliili 2:- -,, , . ., 'r:'- 2 -.g ' , Carol Mapes-Swimmerettes, Sergean- ettes, Castle Rollers, Kelsey-Jenny Col- lege, Secretarial Work. Frank Marsh Daniel Martin-National Forensic League President, Debate Club Presi- dent, Beloit College, Law, Anita Martinez-Sergeanettes, Student Legislature, Campus Capers, Pep Squad, Red Cross Representative, Woodbury College. Frances R. Martinez-Junior College, Stenography. Lillian Martinez-Homecoming Commit- tee, Sergeanettes, Band, Red Cross Representative, Vocational School, Bookkeeping. Thomas Martinez-Varsity S Club, Baseball Captain, Junior Gptimists, Key Club, Red Cross Representative, Pro- tessional Baseball. Albert Master-Commencement Com- mittee, Little S Club, Wrestling, San Diego State College, Teaching. Jim Mastorakos-Spartans, Little S Club, J.V, Football, B Track, Ditch Day Committee, Los Angeles' City Col- lege, Engineering. Susie Mae Mayfield-Ottice Worker, General Gttice, G.A.A., Girls' R.O.T.C., Vocational School, Tailoring. Jim Mellos-Sophomore Vice-President, Varsity S Club, Football, Little S Club, Baseball, Junior College, Mer- chandising. Angela Mendoza Edward Mendoza - Junior Optimists President, Little S Club, B Basket- ball, San Diego State College, Engi- neering. John Merino-San Diego State College, Electronics. William Meza-Pan American Club, Army Air Force. Jorgine Mikkelsen-Swimmerettes, Drum Corps, Camera Club, l-lomemaking, Dolores Milan-Pan American Club, Vocational School, Bookkeeping, Claudine Miller-Orchestra, Senior Play Ticket Chairman, C.S.F., Campus Capers, Senior Play, Swimmerettes, Christmas Pageant, San Diego State College, Music. David Miller Jean Miller-Glacier Gliders, Glee Club, Castle Rollers, College. Marilynn Miller-Gray Castle Statt, C.S.F., Gray Castle Musicale, Orches- tra, Tennis Club, Swimmerettes, North- western, Music Teaching. , fw- if M ,sg we . .,.,, - ,f , . 1 MW? , it ' vars ' as A 'M 1 ,zi- f W ., 2 W5 2 IB. all .ra-. 5 g i., A 1 Hx x, its M -f ,W X L - t' .1 ., 2. F E., Ag. gi ii. ,.., ,,,, , W . be 1 Q .....: v,. E-5,5 ir' r rv -.-- -R V v-,., '25 .:.,.,Q .,.. V . sg? . . EFSVH ,. ,vl- . tr www' M M .... 1, Y:- guws ns. Wills? 'KV' kiln:- ibn WW' vw- ffi' 0 .ina A , 'Yi W? 3 E '-'. if RHS Y it w K' .- . W' 'Q ii ala? H We C7 a 'lFvKQ g A Qsfffx '- Q vw-'X mhr ,.' r i If ff Wane gm,-f ra rg, . .Q '64 Q I I fy .,f.,..r, -KV' A 'W '.iLF'2': ' .. X K 0. R. wa M G Z3 T: we A55 my 'Q' E , 3 ,M 3, Jw- wa- 2 -rv , V , -fm 5 52 x J ' .5 F . aa.. i it 'l,'tit?I'fE F? 4 W J ' - A .rs f' gg, ,E . X fa, rail ' is W S E ft A of f .asa ' , . ' Mn 2 gr is if . 1 ,Q ' at -fi J. , ff ' .i'.j,:, , ,f sn ,ff 1, Q. 1. Richard Miller-R.O.T.C., Glee Club, Teaching. Catherine Milner-G.A.A., Letterettes, Tennis Club, Wing Scouts, Bowling Club, Junior College, Nursing. John Mills-Camera Club, San Diego State College, Engineering. Joy Miyoshi Jim Moclcbee Joan Monroe-Student Legislature, Uni- versity ot l-lawaii, Merchandising. June Monroe - Bowling Club, Girls' League Representative, Swimmerettes, University ot l-lawaii, Interior Decorator. Fernando Montalvo-Little MS Club. lraclc. June Ann Moore Shelvin Moore-Varsity 'S' Club, Base- ball, Traclc, Junior College, Recreation Leader. Mercedes Morales-Glee Club, Pan American Club, Switchboard Qperator, Singing. Leon Moranville Anita Moretieldkpep Squad, Sergean- ettes, C.S.F., Student Legislature, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State College, Airline Stewardess. Gloria Moreland Clara Moreno-Glee Club, Beauty Col- lege. Cyrus Morgan-Football, Little MSW Club, Junior College, Agriculture. George W. Morgan-R.O.l'.C., Red Cross Representative, Junior College, Cabinet Malcer. Don Morphew-Bowling Club, Debate Club, San Diego State College, Teach ing. Augusta Morris-Red Cross Representa- tive, Junior College. Mary Jane Morris-Choir, Gray Castle Musicale, Glee Club, Campus Capers, Christmas Pageant, Junior College. Helen Sue Moss S' 3 1 16, .M 52 fc. Z1 Ns, A ' '31 X YR Wir 677 -x, g g H. Q, as ,-rules. 'W s M 3, E t ri ri F 1 M' gs 1 5 ,, . . ,, . sf!- J' Tw f xg f rl. rr, W gf , ..V, ,, ,. . gi i sm' if A ' - , ffm 5' . 3 - ' . i J 4 C . . I ,NUM ' . ' Ai , f-J r I f 2 ' 45 r tf5??ff:?'f-. W 7 :SWK-eff: r , - , :ne-4w+f'5:sgs lf 7 Tia: ai . , 'qi 'kim 4 ,awp like 7. E- :ffjz: .,. , f E W ,vqnlv I , vvu. QQ I .. Y g k .9 ff 'wr' if 3. .,., wi: Q Q un? F1 'is . K f g gwzgax 54,5 W Hg .M is a s uv, t .,,,. , is s is q ..e e , f is ' :'. .. 'x- Se- :-, 'E 3 time ihymsiiiw i .A ,mw dawx .--1--uw Q 'iil Eugene F. Muehleisen - Varsity S Club, Tennis, Baslcetball, University ot Southern California, Dentistry. Gisela Muehlke-Student Legislature, Junior and Senior Cabinet, Annual Art Committee, San Diego State College, Buyer. Michael Mulalley-Glee Club, U.C.L.A. Earlene Mullen -Vocational College, Secretarial Work. Joyce Munson-Switchboard Operator, Sergeanettes, Swimmerettes, Glee Club, l-li'C Club, Jane Delano Club, General Qttice Worli. Madison L. Myers Marian Myers-Orchestra, CSF. Peggy Myriclr-Drama Club, GL. Representative, Senior B Treasurer, Ten- nis Club, Senior Play, Homecoming Committee, San Diego State College. Reilco Nakano Don NaslandHSenior Play, USC., Busi, ness. Betty Ann Nauslar-Choir, Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Gray Castle Musi- cale, Tennis Club, Court Reporting. Olivia Navarra Dolores Navarrete-Business College, Secretary. Woody Naylor-Commencement Coms mittee, Senior Cabinet, Berkeley, Engi- neering. Marvin Nelson Anna Nicholas-Choir, C.S.E., C'.fX.A., Letterettes, Christmas Pageant, Glee Club, College. Jean Nicol-Business School, Ottice Work. Helen Niederfrank-GAA. President, Letterettes, Castle Rollers, Swimmer- ettes, Nursing. Glenn Nielsen-Choir, Glee Club, R.0.'l.C., Toe Trampers, San Diego State College, Forestry, Barbara Wiley Nilcodym-Girls' League Board ot Control, Sergeanettes, Latin Club, Red Cross Representative, Busi. ness. Charles Noland-Commencement Com- mittee, Senior Play, Stage Crew, l-li-C Club, Junior College, Electronics. Bonnie J. Norswortliy - Girls' League Representative, Junior College. Lorraine NorthgravewGirls' Glee Club, Secretarial Wort. Robert F, Notestine A Stage Crew, R.Q.T.C., Tennis Club, Boys' Federation Representative, University ot Wisconsin. Alan Ogden Yonelco Olcamoto-Business Sclwool. Mary Ann O'Keete-University ot Illia nois, Secretary. Geraldine Oliver Mary J, Oritanofgtudent Legislature, Vocational Sclwool, Clerical Work. Ernest Osborne-l-li-C Club, Bible Insti- tute ot Los Angeles, Missionary. Dorothy Osby Jerry Ostrom-Forest Ranger. John Ostrom-Glee Club, Forestry. Joan Otten Mary F. Over-San Diego State College. Teaclwing. Joe Palmer-Spartans, Student Legislaa ture, Boys' Federation, Red Cross Reprea sentative, Los Angeles City College. Margaret Palmer-Girls' League Repre- sentative, Red Cross Representative, Sergeanettes, Designing. Rosemary PalmusfGirls' League Presi- dent, Fall and Spring, Girls' League Secretary, A.S.B. Council, Junior Art Commissioner, San Diego State College, Psyctiology. llleana Paredes-Pan American Club, Girls' League Representative, Dental Hygiene. Beatrice Parmigiani-Swimmerettes, Red Cross Representative, Beauty College. Zella Parsons Avalin Paton-Homecoming Commit- tee, Student Legislature, Pep Squad, Mothers' Tea Committee, Los' Angeles Business College, Commercial Work. Fw di lf' . si 'W' I it .M , fm ,Q 2 Z Ref' f,'fi ' e 15325 5 at 3 'Easth- i , QW ga, 1 S .,.., , . ,,u,..ma: 'vge Q -as-y P We QT-2 17,7 s.-0 . 'EQ' Fm rr' 42 all I sa,- VTITTITDP A' , Q , A ji :. FT ' 2 is - . . Et: :-,:- t ...., ---. ', J A -I if 'J A Q? A E v'?.ln'x'i. Wx, Tu-t....,,:, ,E Jack D. Peay-Little Club, Swim- ming Co-Captain, Debate Team, De- bate Club, National Forensic League, Briglwam Young University. Bob Pemberton4Russ Statt, Varsity Sl Club, Football Manager, R.Q.'l.C., Aviation. Emanuel Penney-Dance Club, Swing Band,lVlusic. Robert Peraza-Pan American Club, Bowling Club, Junior College. Delia Peters-C.S.F., Sergeanettes Drum Corps, Pan American Club, San Diego State College, Teaclwing. Jackie Petties Y Sergeanettes, J u n i or Cabinet, Motnersl lea Committee, Homecoming Committee, Girls' League Historian, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Qccupational Tlfierapy. Frank P. Phillips-Ll. S. Coast Guard Academy. Jo Ann Phillips-Hi-C Club, Newspaper Worlc. Ross Pt1ippsfLittle 'S' Club, Tennis, Radio Announcing. Mary Plwotinos-Sergeanettes, Vocaf tional Sclfiool, Stenograplwy. Vincenzina Picone-Secretary. Fontaine Piland-Varsity Si Ciub, Football, Caiitornia Poly, Ranclwing. Irma Pina-Glee Club, Castle Rollers. Waitress. Jeannette Pinlxbam-Qlee Club, Red Cross Representative, Vocational Scbool, Secretarial Worlc. Kenneth Platt Edna Faye Poe-Girls League Weltare Commissioner, Cbemistry Club, Latin Club, Sergeanettes, Student Legislature, Homemalring. Dortlweria Portloclr-Crclnestra, HiVC Club, Sergeanettes, G,A.A., Red Cross Representative, Vocational Scnool, Waves. Dormalee Marie Post Bob Prang,erfRuss Sports Editor, ASB. Publicity Commissioner, Quill 81 Scroll, C.S.F., Gray Castle Statt, Commence- ment Committee, College, Teaching. Walter E. Price-Debate Club, National Forensic League, Bowling Club, Junior College, Teaching. Pl'1il Prolcop-C.S.F,, Commencement Committee, Little Sl' Clubl BW Tract, Tennis, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Teaching. iii' 1 33:3 ml , -at sa- W Q 1. ,.,. tg' A' .-,2 i v .9 6 .53 M g far 'Lf 1 ' A we 255 51 Q as VM? 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President, Let- terettes President, Tennis Club President, Mai Wa Club, Girls' League Board ot Control, C.S.E., University ot Southern Calitornia, Accounting. Milton Raclmilovich Alice M. Ramirez-Glee Club, Christ- mas Pageant, Pan American Club, National School ot Dress Design. Marcelino Ramirez-Little S Club, Cross Country, Traclf, Grchestra, Boys Eederation, Army. Donald Randall-Dredging. Betty Jo Rayburn+Glee Club, Swim- merettes, Telephone Operation. Gloria Razo-Pan American Club, Jun- ior College, Cartooning. John Reber-l-lornecoming Committee, Stage Crew, Little US Club, Traclc, Boysl Eederation, Senior Play, Advertis- ing Art. Roy Reecl- Lit Parade Editor, Russ News and Editorial Editor, Gray Castle Assistant Editor, Quill and Scroll, C.S.E., Little SH Club, University ot Redlands, Theology. Carolyn Reel-Sergeanettes, Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Dressmalt- ing. Marvin Ren'FrohR.O.T.C., Regimental Club, College. Betty J. Rizer-Switchboard, Red Cross Representative, Yanlcs, Secretarial Wort. Albert Rodin-Junior Optimists, Varsity S Club, Tract, Choir, Stage Crew, Little S Club, Armed Service. Adeline Rodriguez-Beauty College, Beauty Wort. Conception Rodriguez- Erench Club, Aquinas Club, Drama Club, Gray Castle Musicale, Music Conservatory. lnez Rodriguez-Class Ottice, Varsity MSN Club, Otticers' Club, Choir, Glee Club, College. Pete Rodriguez--Varsity S Club, Wrestling, Air Eorce. , VN.,. ..k.V I H A Fai-af'v1F??iE -..- I 2 - 5 933, A - ' .f , .,: 3 M rs, . P A-'AA aa 4 . 1 ' ,., 1. r r .t - ' ,.:, .. QL.. ' ?':?ffr. - ...rr . sms: ir -ri rv-fi-W, AON- Nm- fy '!nr-1.. r 3 ,. rr-Jr Qt fn is ,fr is -.,A.. -. an ,V :,, , ,,A,,A, I, I A A x .l A 9' 2 . A -is Q 19+ H 1 'fm .. 4' X qw' 5 M. tr- Tony Rodriguez Charles Rogers-C.S.F., Little S Club, Wrestling, Student Legislature, Boys' Federation Representative, Vespers Committee, Berkeley, Law. James Ross-Boys' Federation Represen- tative, French Club, Drama Club, Home- coming Committee, San Jose College, Sales Work, Lawrence Rowan- Little S Club, Swimming, C.S.F., San Diego State Col- lege, Engineering. Rafael Rubio-Parr American Club, San Diego State College, Architecture. George Ruiz Marilyn Ruth-Glee Club, Badminton Club, Junior College, Secretarial Work. Louise Eleanor Ruzewick-French Club, Bowling Club, Homecoming Committee, Glee Club, USC., Merchandising. Beverly Rye-Choir, Swimmerettes, Ser- geanettes, Glee Club, Wing Scouts, Christmas Pageant, Junior College, Music. Dessie Lee Sabol-Castle Rollers, Cam- pus Capers, Junior College, Telephone Operation. Teruko Sakamoto-G.A.A., Tennis Club, C.S.F., Nisei Club, Secretarial Work. Charles Salgado--Varsity S Club, Wrestling, Junior College, Mechanics. Stephen Salsbury-Debate Club Presi- dent, National Forensic League Presi- dent, C.S.F., Commencement Commit- tee, U.S.C., Law. Peggy Samuelson-Castle Rollers, Secre- tarial Work. Marilynn Sanders-Song Leader, Prom Co-Chairman, Sergeanettes Flag Twirler, Choir, C.S.F. Treasurer, Pep Squad, Uni- versity ot Qregon, Teaching. Ruby Sankovich-Student Legislature, Girls' League Representative, Badmin- ton Club, Red Cross Representative, Junior College, Secretarial Work, Jack Sardo-Varsity S Club, Track, Cross Country, Little MS Club, Fishing. Rosalie B. Sardo-G.A.A., Swimmer- ettes, Badminton Club, Girls' League Representative, Sales Work. Marietta Sauer-Sergeanettes Colonel, Senior Vice-President, Campus Capers, A.S.B. Council, General Ottice Work. Bill Schellenberg-R.O.T.C., Navy, Jean Schenck-C.S.F, Activity Commis- sioner, Junior Class Treasurer, Com- mencement Committee, Homecoming Committee, San Diego State College, Teaching. Jane M. Schneiders-Girls' League Art Chairman, C.S.F., Senior Skating Party Committee, Tennis Club, Glacier Glid- ers President, Pan American Club, Col- lege, Teaching. Ernestine Schoening-Glee Club, Christ- mas Pageant, R.O.T.C. Captain, Girls' League Representative, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, Singing. Claudia Schossow-Commencement Committee, Castle Rollers, Switchboard, Glee Club, Secretarial Work. Augustine Ann Scott-Russ Statt, G. A. A., Commencement Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Homecom- ing Committee, Ottice Monitor, Col- lege, Cosmetology. Beverley Scott-Student Legislature, Girls 'League Representative, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Red Cross Representative, Woodbury Business College. Dick Scott Jackie Scott-Senior Play, Drama Club, Thespians, Campus Capers, Sergean- ettes, Los Angeles City College, Drama. Edith Sedley James Seeley Robert Sewell-Choir, Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Armed Service. Ira A. Shames-Senior Play, Chemistry Club, Dance Club, Weight-Litting Club, San Diego State College, Law. Nellie Shank-C.S.F., Commencement Committee, Tennis Club, Win Scouts, Pan American Club, Girls'f'League Representative, Junior Colle e,,fCommer- cial Art. ,5 , . r- Victor Sharp-Varsit 'LSU 7 ot- ball, Track, Navy. Betty Sherr-Annu , Ru,ss S att, Quill and Scroll hlomecogi Commit- I B tee, San Diego State College. Nancy Shiosaki-Junior College, Jour- nalism. Marilyn Shivel-Girls' League Represen- tative, Band Maiorette, Ditch Day Com- mittee, Campus Capers, Woodbury Col- lege, Comptometer Operation. Leonard Shultz Mary Etta Shumake Manuel Silva-A.S.B. President, C.S.F. President, Senior Cabinet, Student Leg- islature, Bowling Club, National Forensic League, Calitornia Tech., Chemical En- gineering. Joan Sime-Junior Classical League, Wing Scouts, Glee Club, Castle Rollers, Swimmerettes, Davis College, Veterin- ary Work. Eddy Simpson-Varsity S Club, Base- ball, Basketball, C.S.F, Vice-President, Junior Optimists Vice-President, Choir, University ot Southern California, Busi- ness. -...tl ,ffm ? l 4 y,. ,,,...-we rw 3 , JM. 4 5? 5-. .Ny r 5 T in s .. J' A ,iiil , 5 NN 3 dt is . ..,. -fs-2l 'f'?' R ., WF52 ., .3 fr .,. r I ,,., 5 4-rl' Y. f M . :C Peggy Singleton-Scrgeanettes, Red Cross Representative, Beauty Work. Joe Sisson--San Diego State College, Psychology. Robert Slcartveclt-Camera Club, R.O.'l.C., R,O.T.C. Cadet Club, An- tioch College, Mechanical Engineering. Marilyn Sloan-Girls' League Art Chair' man, C.S.E., Homecoming Committee, Girls' League Publicity Chairman, Car- r'nelita l-listorian, Junior College, Ad- vertising Art. Bonnie Smith- Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Glacier Gliders, Clerking. Elaine Smith-Sergeanettes, Red Cross Representative, Brigham Young Univer- sity, Gttice Work. Ella Smith-Switchboard, Girls' League Representative, General Ottice Work. Finies Smith-Stage Crew, Forestry. Harry Smith-Machinist. John R. Smith-Junior College, Mechf anics. Manuel Smith-Pan American Club President, Varsity S Club, Football, Little S Club, Junior College, Melissa Jeanne Smith Robert L. Smith-CSF., Little S Club, Grads and Dads Co-Chairman, Golt Team, Senior Play, University ot Calitornia at Davis, Veterinary Medicine. Willia m Bra dtord Smith Jean Ann Smock-Band, Orchestra, Girls' League Court, Girls' League Representative, Senior Charter Commit- tee, Swimmerettes, San Diego State College, Music. Dorothy Snow- Pep Squad, Campus Capers, Senior Get-Together Commit- tee, Junior College, Dental l-lygiene. Nellie Edith Snyder-Tennis Club, Wing Scouts, Bowling Club, Badminton Club, Jane Delano Club, Mercy College ot Nursing, Nursing. Marvin Solberg Jo Ann. Sollenberger-Get-Together Committee, Pep Squad, Junior College, Dental l-lygiene. Shirley Somers Rene Soria no 1, gi , Qual! W-:r-:,:, V V ' 'Isa-. rn .W K . . -SM S an-. .:' ' ull' -is, 'Q-i ,, 4 gk , ., 1 -251 'fgritf Q . x 'INN r -Q, ff W' rw ,, my .W ' sf? Q Y . ,... fi -,af - --be-':.:r. -z,:r5,j , , L 7' 3 T55-153, -V 'A'-SMS A ' s 12:12 may -E5 :f . Q. - fe 1, i A Gt hir Km . . Cl, 2 A2 . 5' ,Q Q ,. New , , ,,.. . Tcl t ii ,Y 'ii xi Q .. s s ?. - . , 2 -,.- . . ' jiri wi . .. .33 .W la if 'W ix We-:W X4 -'tvs Q J' 'ri ., il ..,., 2 ., ' WW - -ffiiiiz sr Mr s ' ,,,,v--'f Mg, 1 i- , 3 F 1 X ' . 'VS- xlf, f ' he its align -My -12355 GZ' . . -QII , Q4 Q v.-, J .-1 .:.... V. f A .Q l ,gg Evangeline Sotelo-C.S.P., Pan Ameri- can Club, San Diego State College, Ele- mentary Teaching. Celia Sotomayor-Girls! League Repre- sentative, Red Cross Representative, Pan American Club, l'li-C Club, Mercy College ot Nursing, Nursing. Charles Sperbeclc Vera Lee Spragins-Teaching. Edwin G. Stagner-Boys' Federation, R.Q.l.C., Senior Play, l-lomecoming Committee, Stage Crew. Joyce Stagner-Castle Spurs President, Swimmerettes, Toe lrampers, Home- making. Billie Starbeck Jimmie SteelefLittle PS Club, Wrest- ling, Basketball, Varsity PS Club, Poot- ball Manager, C.S.P., Christmas Pageant, Navy. Robert Steiner-C.S.P,, Commencement Committee, Ritle Team, Otticersl Club, Chemistry Club, R.O.'l.C., Chess Club, University ot Michigan, Law. Ruth Steinsielc4Russ Club Editor, Senior Get-Together Chairman, Quill 81 Scroll, Gray Castle Statt, Student Legislature, Campus Capers. Andrew Steppe4Little NSN' Club, Traclc, Wrestling, San Diego State College, Music. Raymond H. Stewart-Little WSJ' Club, Traclc, Junior College, Electrical Worlc. Nancy J. Strauss-Tennis Club President, G.A.A,, Swimmerettes, Letterettes Vice- President, Senior Girl Scouts, San Diego State College, Teaching. Jack Striclcman-Russ Statt, Quill 81 Scroll, Boys' Pederation, San Diego State College. June Strohauer- Castle Spurs, Glee Club, Waves. Elsie Stromie-Tennis Club President, Letterettes, C.S.P,, G.A.A., Senior Girl Scouts President, San Diego State Col- lege, Commercial Art. Jimmie Sue-Little Sq Club, Baslretball, Pootball, lraclc, Mai Wa President, Boys' Federation Vice-President. Richard Swansonfxfarsity PS Club, Traclc, Junior College, Architecture. John Swensongtittle HSL' Club, Cross Country, Junior College, Certitied Pub- lic Accounting. Roy Tate-Choir, Glec Club, l-lilltop Dance Club, Boys' Federation Repre- sentative, Chirstmas Pageant, San Diego State College, Merchandising. lan TaylorfC.S.P., Little USN' Club, Track, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Stan- tord, Medicine. la- 'Sff . ,a-,. F , sw? i A P' wr-,.., 45 Joseph Terramagra--Spartans, Little S Club, J.V, Wrestling, Football, Senior Play, Ditch Day Committee, Junior Col- lege, Diesel Engineering. Jackie Thayer-Orchestra, Band, Music. Paul Thimsen-Debate Club, C.S.F., Hi- C Club, Commencement Committee, Student Legislature, Bowling Club, Cali- fornia Baptist Theological S e m i n a ry, Missionary Work. Donald Thomas-C.S.F., Officers' Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C., U.S.C., Architectural Engi- neering. Jo Ann Thomas William Thomas-Stage Crew. Jean Thompson-Ditch Day Committee, Pep Squad, Campus Capers, Student Legislature, Girls' League Representa- tive, Red Cross Representative, Los An- geles Business College. Jerry Mae Thompson-Business School, Clerical Work. Barbara Thorpe-Choir, C.S.F., Home- coming Committee, Christmas Pageant, Senior Charter Committee, San Diego State College. Bebe Tidreaux-Girls' League, Drama Club, Student Legislature, Sergeanettes, Pep Squad, Red Cross Representative, San Diego State College. Don Tizenor-Little S Club, Basket- ball, Track, Wrestling, Howard Univer- sity, Law. David Tobias-Varsity S Club, Track Manager, Russ Staff, Debate Club, Bowling Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. Thomas Tom-Mai Wa Club, Aviation. Albert Torres-Vocational School, Cab- inet Making. Nedra Traxler-Student Legislature, Girls' League Representative, Pep Squad, San Diego State College, Make- Up Artist. Frank J. Trout-Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. William Trumble-San Diego State Col- lege, Aeronautical Drafting. Juanita E. Tucker-Junior Classical League, Jane Delano Club, Girls' League Representative, San Diego State Col- lege, Medicine. Julia Usquiano-Russ Personnel Man- ager, Quill 8: Scroll, Homecoming Com- mittee, Girls' League Fashion Show, San Diego State College, Interpreting. Harry Uybungco Michael Valenti-Marquette University, Doctor. t 1 V -is , r- r f f -:tr rw :J M. - -Q-it-.2511 -s. J. - S wwf.-. Q as ,gn Law -, -...J ff: f, f . -Q.. A . ' ' . Q-.i i Q gi. ai: . A- 51 n. ,, nv. im' 'qir ' A x. l93Gf3?'- . A , Lglg' 1 - ...' V- EW? 51-,f.rf, L, 1 .V , an . gy.-. rf fs- .,-, t.. , 41, gift! Eiifj . - Wi!-Q X- 553-i:,v'n, , ,X - 14221. - W- ,gQ,g,5,iJ-' 1 ,A, . . Joan Van Vallcenburg-Student Legisla- ture, Sergeanettes, Campus Capers, Pep Squad, German Club, Girls' League Representative, San Diego State Col- lege, Dental Hygiene. Derrel Vanderlinclen - Bowling Club, Junior College, Upholstering. Mitylene Vangel-San Diego State Col- lege, Teaching. Richard Vanslager-Varsity S Club, Football, Little HS Club, Army. Elmarie Varner-Senior Typist, Student Legislature, Commercial Typing. Joan Vernon-Drama Club, Thespians, Girls' League Representative, Announce- ment Chairman, C.S.P., Senior Play, University ot New Mexico, Drama. Mary Villalpando Doris Vinblaclh-Homecoming Commit- tee, Mothers' Tea, Sergeanettes, Student Legislature, San Diego State College, Commercial Art. Arlen H. Walker-Band, Hi-C, Radio Repair Work. Nancy Walters-Student Legislature, Girls' League Representative, Horne- coming Committee, Ice Skating Club, Balboa University, Accounting. Granville Walton-Boys' Federation Cabinet, Choir, Football, Baslcetball, Commencement Committee, Christmas Pageant, Letterman's Club Vice-Presi- dent, Choir Vice-President, U.C.L.A., Psychology. Carrilou Ward-A.S.B. Historian, CSF., Orchestra, Girls' League Board and Council, Sergeanettes, Student Legisla- ture, San Diego State College. Susie Watkins-Switchboard, Cosmetol- ogy. Norma Watson-Bowling Club, Castle Rollers, San Diego State College, Sten- ography. Doyce Eileen Watson-Hi-C Club, Bible Institute ot Los Angeles, Missionary Work. Marilynn, Watt-Sergeanettes President, San Diego State College, Merchandis- ing. Muriel Weaver-A.S.B. Historian, Senior Vesper Chairman, Choir Accompanist, C.S.F. Treasurer, Gray Castle Musicale, Latin Club President, San Diego State College, Music. Carol Webb-Choir, Senior Play, Car- melita, Christmas Pageant, San Diego State College. Dorothy Weems-Drama Club, French Club, Ritle Team, Otticers' Club, R.O.T.C., Senior Play, Junior College, Drama. Ed Weichel-Gray Castle Statt, Cam- era Club, Little MST' Club, Baslcetball, Commercial Photographer. Bruce Weiland-German Club, Bowling Club, R.O.T.C., San Diego State Col- lege, Civil Engineering. .2 Ram E? Si 3 gg , ,mm . . Ybw 'rat an Shirley Wendt-Glee Club, l-lomecom- ing Committee, Christmas Pageant, Junior College. Naomi Westergaard-Student Legisla- ture, Rep Squad, San Diego State Col- lege, Costume Designing. Eleanor White-Glee Club, R.O.T.C., Vocational. Richard Whiteman-Electronics Engi- neering. Marjorie Wilbanks-Sergeanettes Acro- bat, Red Cross Representative, Business College, Secretarial Work. Arthur Wilder-Otticers' Club, Ritle Team, Photography Club, Bowling Club, R.O.T.C., Junior College, Engineering. Jerry Wilkes-Sergeanettes, San Diego State College, Social Work, Bonnie Williams Willie Williams-University ot Calitor- nia, Pharmacy. Don Williar Keene Wolcott-C.S.F., Chemistry Club, College. Genevieve Woolard - Sergeanettes, Homecoming Committee, Switchboard, l-lome Room Representative, Business. Stephen Yahiro-Little S Club, B and C Track. Raymond A. Yanes-Senior President, Commencement Committee, Debate Club, Drama Club, French Club, Na- tional Forensic League, University ot California, Medicine. Alphonzo Yarbrough Betty Yarrington-Castle Rollers, Toe Trampers, Crlee Club, San Diego State College, Teaching. Sylvester Ybarra-Varsity S Club, Football Manager, Navy. Jay Don Yee-C.S.F., German Club, Chess Club, Junior Classical League, San Diego State College, Medicine. Mary Elizabeth Young-Commencement Chairman, Sergeanette Captain, Flag- twirler, Junior Treasurer, C.S.F., Girls' League Representative, San Diego State College, Elementary Teaching. Earl Youngs Jo h n Ytreus - R.O.T,C., Newspaper Work. , X. C. . .... . ..., QTY' ef E if The sa -at ri if u ,M A at ' 1 4' fifth, X gy 1. mg! x r FF' r ' as .n, 'v X gr 'N Y vs i WW' 11 f . - , J. HWY th K+ lt. 'E W . , ' mfs -ri ,.. rf , 3 A XT .3 1 fi: 5 iii ml 5 '21 ik 5 Verneal Zwerneman-Camera Club Sec- retary, Castle Rollers, R.O.T.C., Libra- rian. John, Alegria-Wrestling, Navy. Johnny Gonzales-C Basketball, Army. Betty Jo Cox Eugene Self Dolores Alzona Jaime V. Anlcrom Tony Balestreri John Berer John Bliss Billie Boyle Dennis Boyle Betty Jane Brewer Michael Burnett William Burniclge Robert E. Capps Stewart 'Carse Kenneth Coplin Jack 'Curry John Dethletson Joseph Denlc Gilbert Durant Catherine Edrozo Robert Evert Robert Fitzpatrick Arthur Flores Alexander Fouselc Ernest Gibbs Rollancl Gilsenan Rudolphus Graham Jeannette Guirey Donald Hamilton, Dorothy Hardson Utlaer graduatrw Dixie Janet Harlowe John Hartsell Stanley Hemenway Whitworth Hoskins Allen Johnson Forrest Jorclan John Jungers Bill Kato Clittord Kuehl Alvin Kurth Ellis Logans James McCormack Ken Mahan Lois Martensen Ray Moore Robert Newsome Joan Phariss Dorothy Phillips Philip Pittman Ray Rodriquez Henry Smith Thelma M. Smith Jack D. Smith Ray Lloyd Tate Don Trousdale Maralind Tyler Claire Van Vliet Richard Williams Honor Roll JUNE I7, I949 The Scholarship Honor Roll of the Class of June I7, I949, has been compiled in the office of the high school. This record is based on the work offthe five senior high school semesters. All pupils whose semester grades of A lsuperiorj 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 is enrolled in 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. Daryl L. Emerick May Chew Jacqueline Adam ' Marilynn Ann Miller Robert G. Steiner June M. den Boestert John R. Pranger Manuel J. Silva Muriel Weaver Francis M. Graber Harry C, Jacobson Leona Chula Marjorie Cyphert Marna Knox Charlene Brumter ' Reba Johnson Jeannie McGregor Rosemary Palmus Anna Marie 'Castello Margaret A. Chamberlin Wallace W. Conroe Shirley Keyes , Claudine Miller Jean Schenck Nellie Shank Beverly Cohen Edmonston F. Coil Maureen E. 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