San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Lewis, Jeffreys, Tashima, Blalock, Horchitz. 2ND ROW: Brabyn, Stackpole, Kennedy, Moore, Lundy, Gosch. MlSSlNG: Brian Moore and Bill Mellentin. C.S.F. MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: M. Nelson, Heaton, Hood, J. Nelson, McGovern, Avis, Jeffreys, P. Post, Lewis, Ayres, Leonardson, Sperbeck, Tashima, Rose, Mortimer, Pennebaker, Naito, Kaenl, Blozan. ZND ROW: Constans, Stratton, Shultz, Argue, Cobb, Lundy, Horchitz, Anderson, Blalock, Ruddell, Gosch, S. Jones, R. Smith, Lanzit, Skaer, Brabyn, Bruce, J. Sobieski, Creveling, Henderson, Miss Richardson. 3RD ROW: Mitchell, Kennedy, Hitzker, Hansen, Miller, Thomas, M. Post, Cadwallader, Moore, S. Beel, Frazier, Swan, Constant, Johnson, Jinings, Tuerk, Stackpole, Maginnis, Barnes, Peatman, Mitchell. 4TH ROW: French, Giddings, Tibbetts, Bahls, Dryden, B. Moore, Altenburger, Brandt, Shepard, Smith, Bunting, Hawke, Lammedee, Pentz, Norton, McCowell, Myers, Seymore, Renwick, Reidlen, White, George. GS? The C.S.F. was headed this year by Jane Brabyn, presi- dent, Charles St.Clair, vice-president, Carolyn Thompson, secretary, Tom Shepard, treasurer and Miss Ruth Richard- son, adviser. Membership in this organization, which was founded at SPSMHS in 1942 by Mrs. Olwin Pettit, is on a foster higher standards on the part of the students and the highlight of the year was the presentation of pins to the life members at the final assembly of the year. To become a life member a student must retain membership in the C.S.F. for four out of six semesters with at least one semester in their semester basis. To become a member three l's and a 2 are required. The purpose of this organization is to senior year. C.S.F. OFFICERS. Jane Brabyn, president: Charles St. Clair vice-president: Caroline Thompson, secretary: and Tom Shep pard, treasurer. r -Q-of 1' 3 'mb ,. A R g Q 'Rik' 1'5- .Q eil. ii f

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JOURNALISM CLASS MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Foote, Loos, Hunter, Hart. ZND ROW: Johnson, Ayres, Carlson, Jordan, Mardigian. 3RD ROW: Scott, Mortimer, Constant, Stratton, Sroute. The Tiger statt had a busy year meeting weekly deadlines, handing out assignments to cubs, rewriting copy, writing headlines, planning pages and writing editorials. Led by Dolly Lewis, who did an efficient iob as editor, the staff in- cludes Alice Painter, who was in charge ot the first page and was assisted by Judy McNair. Debby Patty, and Bob lngram took care of the second page consisting ot humor and feature stories. Third page editor was Jett Fernald and Larry Lloyd edited the sports page. The photography was under the direction ot Charles Everts and Ronny Mardigian while Beverly Kennedy was business manager. Sally Beel handled the circulation and Carol Van Dorn was alumni editor. Reporting for the staff are the cub reporters who comprise Mr. Crook's first period journalism class. The Quill and Scroll is the school organization devoted to the further- ance ot interest in journalism. lt is open to all staff members and cubs who have a 2 average or above. Officers are John Gerhart, presi- dent, Betita Barr, vice-president, and Shirley Blalock, secretary- treasurer. W-at Watching Mr. Crook wield his mighty pencil ot censorship over the latest edition at the TIGER are Dolly Lewis, Alice Painter, Hank Jarboe, Larry Lloyd, and Bob Ingram. bein-Q c N :xg QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Kennedy, Ayres, Hart, Sroufe, Stratton, Gosch, Van Dorn, Barr. Constant. ZND ROW: Hubert, Loos, Mortimer, Byram, Lewis, Jarboe, Gerhart, Everts.

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I-s il SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY A-K. FRONT ROW: Constans, Gosch, Callison, Carlson, Cross, Amadooni, Bruce, Heaton, Ayres, Hogan, Brewton ZND ROW: Altenburqer, Gustafson, Fenton, Kent, Clarlre, Floyd, G. Anderson, M. Anderson, Dunckel, Fox, Andrews, Johns, Brabyn, Beel Frazier, Jeftreys, Johnson, Albers. .KRD ROW: R. Andrews, B. Kennedy, Kyropoulus, Blaloclr, Long, Bell, Evans, Keen, Cook, Barr, Hosinslri Gregson, Eggleston, Horchiti, Kaenel Argue, Hood, Blozan. 4TH ROW: Fitxpatriclr, French, Feltham, Biggar, M. Floyd, Cadwallader, Jinings Hansen, Hitilrer, Helm, Hill, S. Anderson, Avis, Cooper, Crowell, Constant, Creveling. 5TH ROW: King, Giddings, Danninger, Bennett, Brown Hunter, Colwell, Halderman, Crocker, Amestoy, Letter, Edwerds, Gray, Garrison, Canty, Brandt, Barnes, Buck, Imler, Hawke, Conser, Coles, Gerhort. Siclwla lege Society Recognizing and promoting high scholarship is the purpose ot the Scholarship Society. Grades of three Vs and one 2 are the requirement ot this organization. Students who have been members for three years have gold seals on their diplomas and transcripts, receive gold membership pins, and are excused from final examina- tions. Leading the club this year were Sally Anderson, president, Mary Stratton, vice president, Gloris Gosch, secretary, Karlin Hansen, treas- urer, Tom Mitchell, Greg Danninger, and Harold Bahls, senior, iunior and sophomore representatives. Mr. Paul Huntington was adviser. SCHOLARSHIP OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Sally Anderson, president, Mary Stratton, vice-president, Gloris Gosch, secretary, Karlin Hansen, treasurer. QND ROW: Greg Danninger, iunior representative, Hal Bahls, sophomore representative, and Tom Mitchell, senior representative. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS L-Z. FRONT ROW: Kettenburg, Lanzit, Naito, Post, Mortimer, Lewis, Pennebalrer, McGovern, M. Post, Schumacher, Miller, Smith, Maloney, Leuenberger, Ruddell, Rose, McNair, Robb, J. Nelson, Mackie. ZND ROW: L. Sobieski, Wallace, Love- land, Sommer, Lundy, Moore, Strahan, Olson, Larson, Logan, Muren, Sroute, M, Nelson, Walt1. Lconardson, Sperbeclc, Swan, Stratton, Schmutz, Tashima, Pope. 3RD ROW: R. Riggs, Ward, Wharton, R. White, Riggs, Post, S. Miller, B. Thomas, E. Renwiclr, Tibbetts, Maginnis, Painter, Slcaer, Smith, Merrill, Paris, J. Sobieslri. 4TH ROW: Turelc, B. Renwiclr, Seymour, Norton, Pertz, Peterson, Miclxley, J. D. Thomas, Sheppard, Martell, Reidland, Mammano, Mitchell, Lammadee, Polich, T. Mitchell, McDowell. I