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

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,,,,,. . Nm Q , X , Demoiselles-First row, left to right: Carolyn lnouye, Neta Loo, Nancy Seid, Judy Mathews, Meijean Tom. Second row: Linda Thomas, Jodene Kobayashi, Lona Mae Waddel, Joan Watts, Kay Takasugi, Miding Miraflor. Third raw: Miss Mar- ' ' ' ' h P Cro ch, Deena Fackrell, Carolyn Maydole. Fourth tinson lsponsorl, Elizabeth Reeves, Becky Ramirez, Jolene Wrig t, enny u raw: Olga Todorica, Lili Faga, Evelyn Kelly, Kathy Egger, Miss Elliott lsponsorl reql 'Q 'Yy' if K Y rr Key Club-First row, left to right: Jim Geddis, Joe Giavanazzi, Bill Fiss, Alfred Smith, Ben Eager, Roger Anderson, Mike Alessio. Second row: Mr. Petersen ladvisorl, Steve Lydon, Calvin Jones, Robert Brandenburg, Fred Nobles, Richard Miller, Third row: Steve Andrews, Jack Henn, John Pyle, Ken Warren, Ed Smith, Pete Ketchum. Fourth row: Allan Zukor, Ken Pendleton, Jim Martin, Barry Rosser.

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23 v,'r ,i if l? 483' b X C 1 gk. ir i ,, 1. .f 4 s ' Bob Ambler Fall President Carolyn lnouye Spring President s, ew 5 , J' N. '11 i gf' .i K , i A ., K, ,, QM Qgiz 'l Mi' it if.:--i lifftfif .'l sit -5 we-X 'Vw ge, 'get whit , 11-, ,f w-,fi i 5 - QQ? , av, P ? Q, ff f, Wwtwkm gweqgit Jfiiffiliiii t i f' ti Augie Bregante President Pro-Tem ,-as ,f -is Judy' enke Cle k SE ATE Brian Edelstein Parliamentarian This year the San Diego High Senate, an organization made up of one student from each second period class, was reinstated. lt gives each student a chance to be directly represented in school government. The Senate began showing itself highly effective by taking up the plan- ning and designing ofa Student Union Building, During its first meeting, Augie Bregante was named president pro- tem. Official president is the vice-president of the A,S.B. lt is hoped that all students will use this new voice as an Oppor- tunity to express their wishes, The Senate acts on any ideas in the same way as does the A.S.B. Council. This addition of a Senate to our student government gives us one of the finest school organizations in the area. 122. f-f .HQ Senate-First row, left to right: Ida Brashear, Rosaline Balistrieri, Judy Henke, Bob Ambler, Joe Uris, Carolyn lnouye, Linda Dawson, Proncel Foster, Geraldine Thomas, Nancy Seid. Second row: Margaret Doig, Barbie Richey, Roxanne Max- well, Meijean Tom, Carolyn Rottschafer, Betty Chostner, Rosalee Acosta, Patricia Weatherspoon, Mary Anne Cesena, Philip Hamilton, Ken Pendleton, Otto Garrett. Third row: Natalie Nettleship, Oliver McKinney, Eugene Sheridan, Eddie Johnson, Michael Mormon, Steve Lydon, Steve Andrews. Fourth row: Mr. Warren iadvisori, Darlene Araki, Joyce White, Tom Lester, Steve Mclntire, Virgel Allen, Ford Gayden. Fifth row: Brian Edelstein, Bob Sarsfield, Louis Lippman, Clif- ford Henderson, Ray Bradley, Paul Bledsoe, Tam Ballard.