San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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THE 7El.M SALVATORE GUARINI Hawkeye JAMES HANCOCK Tom Brown ELI SE HART Portia BARBARA H EADRICK Wendy CHARLES HERBERT Christian MARGARET HOLMGR EN Goldiloeks SALLY HOLT Alice in Wonderland CORABEL HOOVER Little Miss Muffet HARRY HOSAKA Hector FRANK HUFF Gungu Din ESTHER INGLEBRIGHT Phoebe Pyncheon HIROSI-II ITO Achilles FRANKLYN JACKSON David Balfour XVALTER JOHNSON Allan Quzlrtermain GEORGE JULIN xvillilllll Baxter TOMOKO KASHIWAGI Butterfly VIVIAN KELSO Diana CHARLOTTE KENNEDY Agnes Wickfield Seven

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THE ELM JULIA SIISKU Annie Laurin- NV I LL lA M TITM U S Ariel AKASIII IIRARIC Rawdon Crawley PA I ' L VON K IGMPF Puck JACK WIIJIGMANN Perseus ' IUNlSIGYlCI,'l' XVILLIAMS Sinbad IIASVKO YAMAIIUIII BIJIIIUZI WINNII+'RI'ID YOUNG Juliet: Cfwentq Thousand Inches llncler the Causewaq NCE UPON A TIME there lived a wealthy old king named PALMER Mc- CURDY, who had three beautiful daughters, VERA BATES, MARION MARTIN, and JULIA SUSKO. They lived in a vast forest surrounded on three sides by three savage tribes. The first was a tribe of mighty mid- gets, led by JACK THE GIANT KILLER VVIDENMANN. The second was a tribe of six-foot, seven-inch zeniths led by STANLEY GREEN. The third was a race ol' chocolate drops, outstanding among which were ROOSEVELT XVILLIAMS, GILBERT MORRIS, FRANK HUFF, FRANK JACKSON, and CHARLIE HERBERT. On the fourth side they were hedged in by a swirling causeway torrent patrolled by the four horsemen of the sea on their sea horses. These were renowned in the forest as BILL TITMUS, JACK BART- LETT, ELLSWORTH ELLIS, and HARRY HOSAKA. Through the years of the princesses' childhood they had to be content with the lonely life in their ancestral home. They spent the happy hours playing with their pet hairy bear CHARRY BAEHRD and doing their home- work. They knew little of their mother. LOUISE McCHRYSTAL, who the king believed had died in their childhood. Their 111B1UOl'y of her was kept fresh, however, by a beautiful portrait of the gem of Delaware Forest which hung in the library. This had been painted by that super artist, WRIGHT MELLEN. . Nne