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

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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

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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.