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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1937 volume:

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N 'Nh-N :X K Wh ffriiw 4 THE ELM STAFF rv, Dnuglns Guy May Lnznrm. Douglas Buzzard Assovinlv Editor limlitui' Art Editor 'Fed XVhitt- Rny llc-mming' Jack Gibson. I'nhliuily 5I4lIlIl2'l'l' Business M:iii:igi-r 1'lmlngi-apluy Ifldilm' id Ty Wiggle, TO QUR 1f11113NDs: OW' 'l'l-IAT the ink has dried and this semesters Elm has become a realization, we hope that you will not regret the fact that we have subjugated minor phases of this year book to the full attention of what we consider our main feature. the art work. Wfe realize that in the selection of our art editor we had a boy of unusual artistic talents. We took advantage of this opportunity by devot- ing the planning of our budget and the very book itself to the develop- ment of the artistic theme. The resulting annual is, we feel confident, truly a thing of beautyf' our sincere hope is that you may find it to be a joy forever. THE ELM STAFF Page One A ww Wu 'rflllw Page Two N' M? , 1 The Faculty Top row: S. G. fsfllbillllllxv XVilli:11n Gill. Annu Slrihlingx. Clara Norton, Ethel Mitchell, Principal I-'rnncis J. McCunvil1v, C. NV. llaidorf. G. B. Morris Sr-comlvroyyz Ralph Stoc-lv. Margarvt lll0f'flllfllCSS, Goorgo Kertoll, C. XV. Moore, John Parln-Lt, N. Boiler, Arthur Smith, Szirzih Fisher Tllirzl row: E, E. llluiicliawl, Joss-pl: Acln-sou, Burl Griffin. Mildred Hays. llucy Collopy, Alberta lion-S011 Bottom row: Vaiden Mayors. Graco Vnvitf. 'Faith Sutcliffo. June A. Comings. Ruth Mantz, Isabelle Shan-xnnn, I-Iarrivtz Lewis. Rl2lI'5l'2li'l'f Mm:Cully. Loama YVQulcs, Hs-ln-n Kaseberg, Lucy Hall, Helen l?lllllllllllgS Q: .?, Q : iv' . ,li - 4 V, I 'P . A ' School :lays may be some of your happiest days and We . il' 'W A N5 at San Mateo High School hope that that will be true. Y Ii id :L .A,.. E. EE Q 'zzz ' M W I Toward that cud let's work hard, play hard, and at all ' fm mia gg times he square and courteous. ,,,, .af f . Q :': l JAN12 A. COMINGS Lis: '-:- .... :':':' iii WV , , VICIL PRINCIPAL i li ,,,?r..gg DEAN or GIRLS 'X-- g. - - Aww ,gm 5 . 5. ' jf 5. me . Mya +63 L., , Q' ws E , .... ,M-lm. . I Writteii and designed by the students themselves, printed in our own shop, and bound in the school bindery, the Elm is truly a cooperative student enterprise. As such, it has become a part of school life at San Mateo High School. I have had an opportunity to see the advance sheets, and I wish to compliment Mrs. Mitchell, the staff, and all students who have helped to make the Elm of this ycar an outstanding number in that long series which goes back more than thirty years at San Mateo. FRANCIS J. MCCONVILLE PRINCIPAL During this past year, I had :pgortunity to meet and greet many of the students of the San Mateo High School. The friendly attitude of all has helped to make work more pleasant and more worthwhile. As the seniors go forth on their various paths and the others continue their school work, that same San Mateo friendliness will, I feel sure, spread out and help bring about stronger loyalties, and greater suc- cess and happiness in both work and, play. HOMER MARTIN SUPERINTENDENT Page Three C XX X 0' DENT OFFICERS 0 Bon Je-ns:-n Jan-lc Dunk-ls lgiu prnsf -1- I Xvhh U . , . . 1 ' ' -H ' C 50m'1'lf1 3 VlCf3'Pl'l'Fll.l4'J1l' l'Iw-siclf-In 'FtI5.:1sx1I'u: K oiirlidimgssi A. G. S. OFFICERS A. B. S. OFFICERS ' g . I . ' 5 X N J K f al- ihk If X ff B4-1 h Connlley Ray Fgrran A. G. S. 1,l'l'Slll0llt A. B. S. President Zdihlril Jolin Ben-rly Bm-km-I Qlatt Musunte Vice-lwvsielunt SK'Cl'I'fIll'j' W lC0'IJl'9SlllEllC I f' -6 '4 ' ii i? sf .... nw, H I+ ..,:.AF4g. . I' . , .E 1 , A -' A LI, . B4-tty Lou Simpson Margaret Budd Xnrznun Xvllggllhlfl' Tl'DllSll!'Ql' G. A. ll. Presieh-nl SL'l'l'0fI1l'y A I' A . 4 . v - Q L 1? A ni? Dion Holm Ray Hemmlng George Chiossi Terry Denley Inturschool Athletics Social Grounds Andy Sierru Zelda Jolin Jm-k Johnston 1Varrl Mnmlok Art l 1'QSll!Il2lll Cultural Rallies Page Four L O , 47? -1 I U 7 3 3, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Duuglim Guy Ray llemming B1-u Ji-nm-u X'l1'4'4l'l'l'Sllll'll1 Pruslilent Sc-e1'et:ll'v COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Q-? J y... Jessi- Lllit 4'- xlvb , V: i -.q-:: 1 f E E E S 1 -nthul Philip Dig-nann Terry Donlay X :llv1li4'lol'i::ii Murgn x':- tlimlsl lieth Couolloy B r-zn Jenson HE LARGEST graduzttiiig class in San Mztteois history, consisting' of 144 ineinbers, received coveted bits of sheep-skin at impressive cotnmenceinent exercises held in the Burlingzune high school auditor- ium llfednesdzty evening. june 10, 1937. The theme of the graduzttion was the modern interpretation of Am- ericz1's constitution. Girls who spoke on the subject were selected by Miss .lane Coinings, dean of girls, the boys, by Principal Francis McCou- ville. on the basis of scholarship, high school achievement, and public speaking ability. Mrs. Marion Hedrick ,Bain had general charge of the exercises. The invocation and the benediction were delivered by the Rev. Sidney H. Bnckliznn of the San Mateo Congregational Church. Page Fiv X X X l X Page Six , I llyuchi Adzuehl VVEIISQYIIVHILE, California Luster Alla-n Sun Frxnncisco, C:llii'm'ni:1 WVillium Alf Sun Mango. California B1-tty Altman Sun 1lxl'llllUiSCO. C:llilfm'ni:m lludlcy Bn:-on Iizllw1'sfi0l4l. Czilifoi-ni:1 K-f B nh-rs lfillldll Doughu-4 Bor- Gruntllilnl. linglal ml liusm-:nary Bellf' Los Ang!!-lbs. L'ulifm'ni:x DOIISIIIIH IQPYIIIIH Hull-1111. Muni :lllal 1 pf-I A -. .A .. 1 'L ,X Annu Blomnnist M1-di'urd. Urn-gurl Rohm-rt Bonlu-r Milwankl-1-, XVis1-unsin Bnrbnru llouvlu-r Jackson. Michigan lm-z lirnmhillu San Matz-0. C:1lifm'ni:l Matilda Bryan: San I I'3.lll'iSf'0, Cnlifornifl V in gin sf- if ' , '43, E 4 f 1 4 si W i 1 Q , m A UW' fl! K M ,eg ,,... 5 -0 r . - :,: K DI!ll'l.,IlI'l t Budd Sun Francisco, California Audrey lflll'k9lll'02llI San Fl':1m-ismv. California Harry Cahalan San Francisco, l'a1ii'nrni:L Roberta Cum:-run Syracpso. New Xork J olux Carrick London, Engxlnnfl . Y- : ,,.v2 Q I .0 QE is 49 r I n wa rd Cn va I nugh Iinrlingmnc, Californial Albert Cclntti Sun Mama. California Jau-k Clifford San Mateo, L'1l1if0rnia Emnu-tt Collins Sam Bruno, California Lorraine Cnllivcr San IpX'H.IlL'2iSlf0, California i W f K JW V w Beth Conollny Woodside, California Doris Costello Su n Francisco California l lh-lon Cunnningn Bakersfield, California Donald Cunnlnglmm San Bruno, California Gvorge Davis Alu-rail-on. XV:1slnington Roy De-nelly San l+'r:incisco, l,'nlil'ornia 'l'1-rry D1-lllvy Saskatoon, Suska' lrhowun, Cnnzulu Cutlwrlns- Dickson Sun Mateo, l'nlifornia 1'hlIlp Dignnm San Francisco, California .lnnxva Dlllon Tri-nlon, New .ls-rscy .in.. ll .. ,I A ' A! ' -'11f ' ' l li qi , . ,. N ' 'i '1 l 1 Louis Doucet Kutsuko Endo Robert Fnkkenlm New York City, Sun Mateo, South San h'1-anclsco. New York California California lfrnm-vs Dougherty Vulum Ernnosinn Jerry Feriante Sun Malvo, Belmont, San Mateo, California California California Edith Doughty llalrrlet Estnhrnok Remon Ferrnn San Mateo, Eureka, Seattle, California California Wasllington Thomas Drisko Charles Ewell Yverner Foss Trenton, XVelrb City, Sun Francisco, New Jersey Missouri California Francis Duffy Ore-ste Fncvhlni Ruth Fulwider San Mzilvu, San lfrsilifeism-o, Berkeley, Californiiri California California Page Seven .X 'ar - Q' 5 5 I I rf -4U' , , 1 j J if X lc ' K f Nf 1.1 SJJJ., N- 5 Fr . ,W I ,if ay Page Eight 58 -xg Stix- . Q , f if i ' K .1 ., l 1 v r x Q L f l 1 , V, Kathleen Galbraith - Bclliu gham. NVashington Douglas Geddes Hollister, California 'Ralph Geddes Paicincs, California Raymond Gill San Francisco, California Raymond Glllet San Francisvo, California I Y- l I :ir 2.2: ,.. -. if Dlarlhn Q-illl'llth4.l' Ifllfllllllld Ili-mmlng Elizabeth, New .I orsoy Barbara Gulclhorg San Josie, California Donpxhuz Guy Moose Jaw, Canada Dorothy Ilnnzllk Cleveland, Ohio Ivy Ji-an llarklns Sunnyvale, California San Matoo, California lllon llolln lII San Francisco, California Kllnl llosaku Salinas. California 'l'llvudorc- llown-ll Brockton, Massachusetts Carol lhlghvs Sauk l ra1ncisco. California JIIHPIIII Ito San Mateo, t'alifornia livutrlci- Jon son Harley, Idaho .Im-k Johnston San Francisco, California Ruth Ka-mme San Bruno, California Michael Klcly San lfranicsco. California I . Y- nv 19 if Owen liicly San FHIIICISCO, California Lois Kinm Ontario, Ori-:on x'2lNllllF lifllllllf! Harbin, China Doris Luunmlste San Francisco, California Alice Lmwremye Sun lframrisi-0, California Y cf V V, an As- Q Don Lawson San Mat--o, 1'nlifornin Lvl- Lawson San Mah-n, f'Illii'Ul'llill Many Lazarus Los Alll!,'f'1CS, Cali1'ux'n1:1 Curl:-hm L4-llxbrnndt San Maivo, l,'11lii'orni:1 J:-ru-xo 'Llllcntlml Sun l1'r:1m-isoo California' I x ' 5- -Q. A rf iq 3 x, '- I. x XYiIlinm Lnttgcn San Malmo, l,'!llif0l'lIlfl XYAI rd Mamlok San I rancis1:o, California Vance Mapa Ilollnml, Michigan John Marc-hm-sin San Mateo, California 'l'lwr4er-an Mnrney San I-'x'an4:isr:o, f':llifur11i:1 H 9 If 1 Shozu Muycdu. San Mateo, California XVilliam McCarthy San Francisco, California Ann McDonald Santa Barbara, California Andrew McKeoyyn San Francisco, California Dorothy Meehan San Francisco, California E, ,ia .4 V Nf xx l ,, f Y v gi ,a Rv in in x Em.-:cnc M4-mek San Franvisco, Californin Xvillinm Dietz Maywood, Now .lcrsoy Alfred lligge San Mateo, - California l ra.nvifc lligfge San Mateo, California Jmwph Ziloniuturl l'0l'll2lJl1vl, Maine - r 'zo-Q Q, , - 1 5 -:.:.:.i . 4 5 5 Shigeki Mori Ill'SCZllil?l'0, California Richard Morris San Milton. California' Barbara Newton Evanston, Illinois Margaret Ohlson San Francisco, California Framces Qstlund. Los Airigeles, Californill Page Nme 1 Wi 'Cv .E 1 l ia.. ., nz: NJ' 4 U . , , A N ' il QMJUN Patsy Pucker Corinne l'zu1w Flu-rim' lim-4-si-1' Dallas. Daly City, Madison, Texas Calilfornin lVisuom:in Gvorgv Paine Rudolph Prlhuss Ruth lfKlbl'l'tH Chicago, Ilrosdvii. Burley, Illinois Germany lclnlio George Pantages Harold Prim: Ellzuln-th Ronin-x San Mateo, San Mateo, San lfriiiu-iseo, California California California Hello Puoletti Margaret Recleker Lydia Rohwi-dur Sun Leandro, Boise, Iloslilvr. California Idaho Nebraska Jacqueline Parker Betty Roc-cl Guido Rosuti Oakland. Redding. San Milton, California California California Page Ten Yum- as l'u,ilw1'im- glllll-f1'l' E Andy Sierra, Columbus, Honolulu, Ohio Hawaii Don S1'lHl'kllHlil1ll0l' Pauline Signarowitz Sun Mateo, Sun Francisco, Culiiforniu California -Rohm-rt Scott Bcity Lou Simpson San Frzincisco, San Mateo, California California Alice Sharpe Helen Soderluncl Sim Francisco, Red Bluff, California California Ethel Shoekey Lois Spencer Honolulu, San Mateo, Hawaii x- California w Hn rbu rn Sh-1-lu Suu Fiwnicisco, Cnlilfornin John Slolllng' San Francisco California Ruth Stelllm.: Suu l rnm:isuu, , .. . filillllflllll . 2 G . ,- .J- 1 . 'Xl Jvnnlo Slluko Suu Mntvn. Cnliforu in Moioyuki 'lklkulmeelii Suu l-'rum-isco Cnliforn ia Morton Torrlll llouvur, t'oIor:uio , 1 jj , 9 u Lorruim' 'l'urncr Sun I r:mcisco, 4'ulil'oi'ui:x lie-thnny 'I'wigi.-5 Sul! Luka- City. Iilnh Donald Vh-rua-n M4'l'ook. N1-lrralsku .xl'llIlllll'ttl' xvllll'l'9l Wulvrlillry, 1'ou1u,-client John Nkutkinson Suu Jose, 4'alil'o1'ni:1 Doris W'hil,o Sun l+'r:1meisco, CEl.lifUl'lliil Senior Activities Ryu:-hl .'xIhlI'lll Gorninn Club lntvrnnliouul Club Honor Society 431 Executive Board Louie-r Allen Rally Commissioner Exm-oulivc Board A Cappvlln Choir Collr-go Crulsc- Trail to lionmuccu Bnskclbull lYllll:nn Alt 'l'1':u-k l'. E. Staff Betty Altman - A. G. S. 'l're-asuror A. G. S. Hospitaliiy Hi Stuff Frmicli Club Socrotnry, Block S. M. G A C SglViil'l.lllill,g Manager Lua-llle Bates Honor Society ill lllstoriun. History Club French Club International Club Block S. M. Cbairumn Hadley Bacon Band Swimming T Douglas Bee Ruud Rom-mary Bell Quill and SC Editor, the Bounty and Band Dot Willis Sparks, Nevada 0l'l'lll 1Vitt Conlingzo. California Ruth Young Seattle, Xvliillillglfjll cam roll ..Hi,, the Beast Second place, Fidac Douglas Bevans Prcsidexit, French Club Vic-o President. Low Senior International Vnurlcvillc Track Tvnnis Robert Bonner French Club Block S .M. Swimming Football Barbara Boucher Club A. G. S. Cabinet Q21 A. G. S. Representative Q31 Historian, French Club International Block S. M. Hockey Club Class Page Eleven age Twelve V Inez lirnlnhilla l'11tul1wm'k Girl nf Oz 1'r:ulln- Sung Vumlvvillu Mutllllu Bryan Ilonur Snail-ty 137 Spm-lllmll Yollm-ybull lhmlcu-llmll Margaret liuchl Grauluutiun Syn-:ilu-1' I':Xt'1'llIlY0 llnzlrcl S4-4-rw-tury. Bluvli M. 1,l'L'SlKll'lll. G. A. l'. Vlm- l'1'c-side-nl, G, A. C. A. G. S. Vlllrilll-1. l l'1'lll'll Club l l'll1'lllfI llm-lu-y' Spvmllxalll Base-bull lialslicl lmll Alulruy Burke-nrozul A. G. SL 1il'lll'4'Sl'lll.IlllVl' Vzuuls-villv 1153 4'ru1llu Song uR1'lllI'lllll0l' ilu: Day Hurry Czllullnn Gruumls U1llllllllSSlUll0lf l'. l'l. Stuff I'g2lS1'll2ll1 Robvrtu Cameron A. H. S. llvprcsulltutivrz l'vu-1,,?1':xft, Guild l'lny11xukux's Club Ill-uuty :uul Iluu Beust, Basics-llrzlll sYVlllllIllIlg' l l-nciug Ilxwlu-5' Spb:-mllnlll 1 John l'urri1'k Vivo l'1'usifl1-lit, Yuuzltlonnl Boys Mxlluf l'1n Erlilnr. thc Hi I'. IC. Stuff llnuor Sucivly 123 Ilowurtl f'ilY3llllll.fll Vim- .l'l'USlKlL!lIl. l l'l'IlCll Club lnlm-ruutinnzxl l'lub Vnumll-villv Swimming 'Franck T1-u n is Jack Ullfford 'l'l'zu'k Emnu-it Collins ' First. plume, gXlll01'lCll.IllSlll Essay Lnrrnlm- Colllvur lluunr Sm-is-ly l'Ixm-cutivc Boarll A. G, H 1fU1Pl'L'SUllt2lllVlT Beth Conollcy l'I'l'Sl1lt'llf. A. G. S. Grauluutiuu Speaker Iflxucutivc Board A. G. S. Assembly Chairman S4-4-1'vta1'y, .History Club Sm-1-1-t:11'y. Frmzulx Club Sl'lfl'l!lRl1'j'. 1lll0FIlI1l1l0llill Club C1':ullo Song lhn1u-0 :xml Julia-t Bn-uury :xml thc Beust LIHTXI. , 11 Doris Costello Glue ,P lion f'UIlllllll.I'lIllll 4- 1-Eusvllilll ' Buy Dm-nelly . N film- . 'l'ruvk Baslwllmll X iv lhllil-'lx'-: 1 lv Gvorgn- Davis S1-cflw-Lary, lilnvk M. linnml Track M:u1:1p:1-1- l l'0SllASlIlllI lfuullmll 3lilll3l.g'l'l' Q lf'mvrlmll Mmm:,:'m' Varsity Foullmll Munugur lmslcm-tlnall Maumgel' 'l'4-rry D1-nh-y l'l'l'SlllK'lll. Fl'L'Slllll2lll Class Grounds ljUlllllllSSl0IlL'I.' l l'C'Ill'll Club llllL'l'llZltl0ll1Il Club l'l2lj'lllZllit'l'N Club Hlnck S. RI. 'l'1'uil to lllllllillllllf-' Coll:-:gv l'l'lllSl?H Fubt.b:lll SH'llllllllllJl' fffllllllilflihll S111-alia-1' Cu.tlu-rlnv Dim-krum G. A. C. Sl'1'l'l'lAill'j'. lf'4-nciug Club liluck S. M. School Avlivitin-s Cllkllflllilll Iiunur Sm-ia-Ly Q13 Philip Dignum Ilonur Semi:-lb' 142i Gr:14l11:1t,inu Spuakur llislory Vluh lull-rnationzll Club rlllllll'Pi Dlllun lfoutlmll 'I' l'2l1,'li Louis Iluum-t Hl'lll0llllll'l' tha- Dux u'l'l'llll to HOIIIIIIICUH College Cruisl- lfmvtlmll llllllllglll' lizlslu-Llrzlll Mauxaxgvr ltasvlmzxll Almmgrcr lidlih Doughty Iluuor Souix.-ly 131 Vim- 1'l'0sill4-llt, IIllQ'l'llZlll0llHl C Fra-nm-ll Club Vivo l'rosi4ln-nl, 1'12l1'lllllliCl'S Foncing f'lub ' l'rid4- :mul 1,Fl3jllllll'1 ' Iloun: liounl Clllllflllllll Tom Drisko l'rm-sidvnl, I-li'Y Club llll0l'llSll.l0IlZll Club I-lluck S. ll. Baslcutlmll Mzumgcr 'l'r:u:k .llnsuball l r:uu-is Duffy I 1'l'0Sllll!llf. Low Soulor Class I-Ixvc-utivv Bozlrcl U53 A. li. S. Bmzrfl H100 Club Block S. M. linskotlmll Uillllillll '37 llasubnll lli Stuff Kutnuko Endo Baseball Ilmzkcy x'llllil,Il Erunnslnn l-Ixocutivc linarcl lilnck S. M. Fuotlmflll lfmselmll Clmrlm-9 Ewell lH?l'lll1lll Vlub 'l'rzu:lc T1-nnis Robert Fuklu-nm lrhlslivl bull -x lllll Ort-str l au'4-Itlnl I'r0si4It-nt. lilock S. M. Yi:-4' l'l'l'Sllll'lll. llluvk S. M. EXl't'llllVl' Board A. 14, S. Uztbinct' X'lllllll,'Vlll1' Bash--tlmll llus:-lmll Je-fry Irt'l'lZllllt' lilovk S. M. t'lmrus l ootb:lIl llzmlu-tlulll Gull' 'l'r1u'k lilly l'll'l'l'llll A. li. S. l'l'l'Slll1'lll Blovk S. ll. Football liatskt-tlmll WH-rm-r lfonn Blovk S. ll. fl'r:u'k l ont hzlll Bama-lmll Ruth lfulwide-r lxl1'l'lll1lll Uluh Kuthle-1-n linlhruith lll'l'lllllll Ulub 'l'ruil to Ktllllllllkk Yu1uh-vill1- In Dolllrltna G1-rhlt-N I-lx:-1-utivv liourtl A. Il, S. Council Foot bull Ralph Gvclflc-14 l ur1llh:lll Rust-lmll Btlslwt bull :my um l'l'l'Sltl4'lll. lllm-k S. ill. Atltls-tic' l'lllllIIllSSl0ll0l' lflxovtttivo- l'lll!ll'll A. li. S. Utillllvil Glvv Ulllll Buskvtbaill Clllillllll .Hass-lrzlll Mnrllm fllH'lll.lN'l First' liluw-. lfielatc: Bur-lmru liuldlmrz l'lXl'f'llllVI' lionrd A. G. SL lit-prcsviitsitivmr G. A. f'. Sp:-t-tlbull Manmgor llaslu-tlmll liast-hull Douglass Guy l'rm-sials-ut. A. ll. S. Yi:-o l'rt-stall-nt. St-nior Floss 1xSStlt'llll.l' Editor, tha- Elm Sports Plilitor, thu Hi liusim-ss llIlll1l1.Z'1'l'. Elini l.1-:lvl-w l'l'1'Sl4ll'lll, Quill null Scroll 1'rc-sltlvnt. IR-ii-L'1'1lt't Guild Ili-Y Ulnlr l'lx1-1-iitivo Honrnl A. H. S. lltlllllvll Swimmingr lVlll1'l' Polo Dorothy I-hulzllk Vit-0 l'rt-sill:-nt. A. G. Svc-rm-t:xi'y, A. G. S: A. G. S. f':tbinvt. A. G. S. Ih-pri-st-iitntivv llllL'l'llllll1lllIll t'lub Sc-i-11-tary. Gvrnmit Club - l'lIlj'1ll3lliL'l'S Club Ext-1-iitiw Bonrml lil G., A. C. Block S. M. - Y:1ii.1l1-villv 121 'lit-nuty :intl tht- lit-nxt l'nt4-hwork Girl of Oz Liltlt- Xvlllllvllu Ivy Je-un Hurkins Quill :intl SL-roll tile-o Ulub A Cappella Choir 1'Q11 Craft Guild liL'21llli5' Zlllll the Bt-list l,'nllm-go Cruistf' Trail to Ronitmcif' Ili St':1l'l' Ray Hn-mining: l'i'+-sinh-nt. Stull:-ut Bmly l'l't'Slll0lll'. Senior Class Athletic Coininissionor llusinoss 5l2lllllQ.'fl'l'. the Elm l'Ix0r-utivo Boalrtl A. B. S. Uouncil Block S. M. Track 433 llaslu-thaxll L45 Dion Holm Stutltlut Holly T1'021Sl1l'01' lflxvmltivc- Buzu'tl Ut lntvrsc-ltool R1-lations Commissioner P. IC Staff Hi-Y Doublv Dour Housv Maiingror. 1iomvo nuel .Tuliut l'lIlylllIllit'l'S Club Gvrnmn Club Block S. M. Tonuis Manugm-r Hatslu-tb:tll Kimi HllSlllill Urvlu-st ral Hzlsn-lmll Teil I-Iowa-ll Gorman l'luIn Cnrnl Huglle-s A. G. S. R1-pi'or:uiit:ttivu C01llIllUl'Cllll Office I-Iockcy Bs-in J env-nm lll'1ltllI2illUll Spvalioi' Se-ere-tau'y. Student Body Q29 Secrotary, Sunlm' Class Sccwtmw. Low Senior Class Vim- l're-siclvnt. G. A. C. Exvcutivo Board KT! Hmm-o :tml Juliet. 'l'r:1il tu Roinnncvu l32lSli1'lll1lll Sln-4-tlbull Yolluy bull Hoc-km-y Jul-k Jolmslon l'1'i-sinh-nt. luturimtional Club President. High Junior Class Cultural Commlssiomer Executivo Board A. B. S. Cuunc-il Horxuaix Club Glen Club Calla-gil C1'11isu Block S. M. 'l't'lllllS Mic-lmel Iii:-ly lnmiiczli Club Clmrus A Cnmwlla Choir History Club uIf0llll'tl and Juliet Coll:-gc Cruise Basin-tbnll Tmivlc Owen Klely Frvitvli Club Chorus History Club A C3i1llDE'llil Choir upvmttti Clmrus I-Ii-Y Cluh Balslu-tbzill Lois K imm- Na-m-i'm-l:11'y. l'lllj'llltlli4'l'S Club Pala-llwurk Girl ol' Oz Illmwk S. M. liaislu-tbrill linsvball Yrxllvylxzlll l-'ent-ing: Syn-mllnill Houkf-y SXVllllllIlll1I Pngrvnnt Tennis Tasilie lifllllllt' Blovk S. M, Truck Basketball I-'uoilnlll Doris Lainueisler Dm lli Staff Block . S, Il. Baskm-tlmll Volleyball Slim-dbnll 1121 l',l'lll'lllS,' Has:-ball llm'lil'X S!Vllllllllllg 1 Lawson lli-Y Club llll.0l'll2lllllll1ll Club l'1'm-sinh-nt. Ilistnry Club Lev Lawson Hi-Y Club 1iClllt'llllJCl' the Dn3 ' May Lazarus Cu r Editor. the Elm Associate limlilur. the i'1'li Feature Editor. the Hi S4-vi-1-t:11'y. Quill and Sxfroll Vice President, International Club SI't71't'l'ill'1'. International Club llistnrian, Frencrli Club Latin NVm'kslm11 llifv-saving Fencing Club la-ton Lelbbrundt Hi-Y Club Band OrelleSl'l'u llast-lmll Manager Football Manziger Block S. M. Jesse Lllienthnl Bill 1Va Graduation Speaker l'resitlent, Honor Society Honor Society C71 l+'remrl1 Club Track Lultgens I-Iuunr Soeiely C51 President. French Club Vice President. Hi-Y Club International Club Latin NVnrksh0p Swimming Manager nl Mnmlok Rally Conmiissioner Head Yell Loader Hlm-k S. M. Tennis Basketball Theresa Mm-ney Orchestra Scholarship Award XV ill hun lllfcll rthy Basketball Manager Swiuuniug Ann 3IeDo'nald Conuuercial Office Dorothy Meehan A. G. S. Representative A l,':111pella Choir Bloek S. M. Glue Club Trail lu limnanet- Colle-gre Cruise- llu1'kt'3' Yollvyllall I-tasks-lball IZIIJIPIII' Bleek lllxvvlltive Board A. H. S. Ctllllltfll l'. E. Staff ltlmfk S. M. lhmrlnill Manager Track lizaslwtlmll Alfred Migge Illnvk S. ll. Iiasketball 'Praek Baseball Shigxeki lllori Gernian Club l-lluvk S. M. Track Basketball Richard Morris 'l'rez1s11re-r. Pen Craft Guild Barbara Newton l'm-n Craft Guild lfruneli Club l'layn1:lke1's Club Beauty and the Beust Little XVUIIIPIIA' YQ-ugeanve Heights Pride and Prejudice Margaret Ohlson l'1aymakers Club Executive Board Beauty and the Beast Frant-es Ostlund Glue Club , l.'0Illl1lCl'ClB.l Office Swimming Hockey Volleyball Basketball Patsy Packer Remember the Day George Paine Track Glee George Pantages A. B. S. Council Hi-Y Club College Cruise International Club French Club Basketball Baseball Managrer .Im-q uellnu Parker Quill and Scroll Ili Staff Secretary, International Club Publicity Chairman, A. G. S Glue Club Feneing Club A, G. S. Representative Orchestra Basketball Baseball Volleyball Corinne Pauw Glee Club French Club A Cappella Choir Beauty and the Beast Trail to Romance t'College Cruise , Andy Mclieown ' Rudy Pribuss rm Page Fourteen President, International Club Vice President, High .Tumor Class German Club A I lMcKernuh Playmakers Club Cradle Song Swimming Honor Society Q25 President, Germain Club Executive Board Hi-Y Club International Club Block S. M. Tennis iContinued on Page 395 Ex-Board-Guides school government into the channels of democracy Top row: Anthony fillllllillfllil. l'lnp:m-ne Meek, .lack Daniels, Norm Waggener. Harry Cc-halo. Ray F:-ryan. Doug: Gs-Llmlos Second 1'ow: lVnr1l Manilok, Rnxly Prilmuss. Oresle Faccliini, Boh Jackson, Terry Denley. Bill Alt, .lack Santee 'Fhircl row: Leroy Lf-ale, t1lit'1'ord Pierce. .Tack Johnston, Bom Dooling, Teil xvllltkl, Vallan Iiranosian. Ted Kntzer, Doug Guy, Clark Van Housen l ourlh row: llnrlmra Guhlhorpr. Gloria Ulivie, Beverly Milvalsky. Ray I-If-mining, George Clliossi, Dion Holm, Roy XViLl.rock, Shirley Philp. Doris Johnson, Eleanor Gohl, Nick lyoyn Botlom row: Margaret llndd, Verna Bolle Vallier, Priscilla Brown, Dorothy Meredith, Kay SHIIIIQF, Beth Conolley, l'eg:g.:y Ohlson, Mary Ann Curry, Bea Jensen, Ruth Stelling, Zelda Jolin, Patricia Grinnell v ljwgwftf Honor Society--The symbol of academic achievement 'f' Y Y ' Top row: Ryuehi Adachi, Ray Whitaker, Bill Luttgens, Roy Christie, Leonard McCord Second row: Kendo Higashi, 1-In-len Arana, Kenneth Orrett, Guido Rosati, Tom Dooling, Bob Morton, Jaek Gibson, Frances Bohannon ' Third row: David Kaplan, Chio Adachi, Mary Ann Curry, Beverly Mitvalsky, Jennie Susko, Eleanor Gohl, Dorothy Roach, Kenji Kato Fourth row: Reikn Urnbi, Virginian Mowry, Lorraine Colliver, Lavon Fontaine, Annette Greslat, Nancy Nichols, Merle Martin Bottom row: Tommy Fujimura, vice-president: Jesse Lilieuthal, presidentg Margaret Brigham, secretary Page Fifteen ne O A-A fl 'f 'x ,l M -J tx ,A fx, hi W W ' it N' xi? ,g Wi Q an Y International Club-Fosters friendship between nations Top row: Roy Christie. 'Finn llnin. Rudy Prihuss. liill Lnttgens, Tom Drisko, Don Scliwabacher, Douglas Bacon, Roland Sellers Second row: Guido liosntii. Ryuehi Adaclxi, George Pantages. Don Lawson, George Chiossi, Third 1-ew: Ilownrd l'2lV2lil1l:.l'll. Iletty Lon Simpson. Kay Sanger, Jean Sullivan, Peggy Redeker, Frances But-kniinster, Bnrhnrn Painter. Joan Treacy Fourth row: Jessie Mc-Lend. I-lc-th Conolley. Lucille Bates, Bea Jensen. B:1rh:1ra Pierce, Dot llanzlik, Janet Berry. Marjorie Grt-pe, Barbara Burke, Phyllis Kneass, Frances Koshland, Joan Hebert. l.'2ll,llt l'lllL' Dickson Fifth row: Beverly Boekel. ldditih Doughty, Lois Kushner, Margaret Melntrye, Ruth Young, .lane Colbert. Dorothy Mutlos. Kay Sl2llllll'0l1glI. Jacqueline Parker, Arlene Sehnldt, Margaret XVisnoni. Evelyn ,Anne Wisnoxn, Cherie Ret-ser Bottom row: Dion Holm, vice-president, Jael: Johnston, presidentg May Lazarus, secretary . French Club-Devoted to a study of the French nation c7Wff1f'VW Top row: Michael Kiely, Maurice Coakley. Jack Longwill. George Pnntages, Don Schwabacher, Terry Denlcy, Bill Luttgens, Tixn Bain, Norman NVaggoner, Jesse Lilienthal Second row: Clark Harris, Franz Gehrels, Tom Dooling, Ted XVhite, George Chiossi, May Lazartls, Marjorie Grepe, Bll1'IH1l'lI. Burke. Bob Scott, Don Lawson, Fred Gourdin. Edith Doughty, Owen Kiely, Connie Morrill, Bill Ernst, Frances Buckminster, Corinne Pauw Third row: Helen Freeman, Beth Conolley. Lucille Bates, Catherine Dickson, Betty Lou Simpson, Kay Sanger, Betty Altman, .loan Hebert, Jean XVylie, Phyllis Kncass, Lois Kushner, Joan Treacy, Zelda Jolin Fourth row: Betty Lee Scott, Beverly Boekel. Margaret Budd, Barbara Newton, Einilienne Taclet, Cherie Recser, Dot Mattos, Margaret Mclntyrc. Barbara Painter,.Barhara Boucher, Evelyn Ann lVisnom, Blossom Goldberg, Betty Clay, Marian Fiunel, Nadine Hallahan Bottom row: Howard Cavanagh, vice-president, Douglas Beyans, president, Ruth Young, St-1:11-l:!1'y Page Sixteen L I 4 fl. ll 'fwwm 'iahivf German Club-Promotes a knowledge of the German language and customs 'Pop rnw: lid Glmnh. 'Pod Whitv. Andy Rlvlis-nwn. 'lk-41 I-luwvll. Cllurlvs Suzullun, Robert Murlnn S4-4-mul row: l'hil All-Mills, liill llnlxinsmu. l'll5ll'll'S Minn-r. Boll Irwin, Charles Ewull, Rudy Prihnss, Ray Wllilukvr, llun Vim-son Third row: llynvlll AllIll'lll, Lloyd IIIINUIINIKII. lilly Il:-mining. Franz Gvlirvls. Jack Jolunsfun, I-lolin, lioh Allm-X. Mum '1':ik:ulmxhi Dion Fourth row: Ship: Mori. lim-tty Ima- Svntl. .loss-pllilm Gurdon, Lydia 1l0ll1V0ll4'l', 1'vggy Rvtlolwr, Ruth Fulwialvr. .lvssiv lfnlllvs. Annvtlv- Url-sl:lI. Bmtnnl row: Huh Own-ns. vivm--px'1-siilvnli Gnialu tuszlti. pr0. 1l1-Ill. Dol: Ilanzlik. sc-frm-t:1l'y rd, GMM ff ---'.f v--'- -'---uf' - - -J - 1 Top row: Philip Dignaun. llnrry Kirrelnmr. .lose-ph A1-lu-son, mlvi:-:org Roy Christie, Bob Irvin, Fred liilllflllll. Uwvn Kivly. Mivlnwl Kim-ly Second row: Ulu-rio Rm-se-l'. lim-th Uunollm-y. lion Luwsnn. Holm Ovvc-ns. Gonrgv Clliossi. Ruin-rt Morton. Ruth Ruin-rts. M:lrg::lrL-t Sll2ll'l'IIlI Bottom N,-W: whmh. Bm-1-, S4'l'l'l'lill'j'Z 'l'onu Ijlllllillg. prvsidvnt: Hill Ernst. vice-presidn-nt: Lucillv Baths. llisrorinn Page Seventeen 440' A MLW if' Quill and Scroll-The honor society for students of journalism . Top row: Mzwgaxret Mclntyro. Rosunmry Ii:-II. 141-x'L-l'ly Bom-lu-I. Slunlw-3' Wnllucv. Ivy .Ioan Hnrkins. .lunrqlu-Iillo 1':1x'kc-1', Zoltlzl .lolin Bottom row: Douglas Guy, px-osimh-lil: Many I,:xz:xrus. sm-1-1-1:xry Pen-Craft Guild-The forum for those interested in creative writing Top row: 'FUIIIIIIJ' Fujimurzi, I i'um'vs IQUSIIIEIIIII. Ivy .Im-an Ilarkins. Miss liuth Manlz. zulvisor Rohm-rtn ljmm-ron, B:1rlw:1x':l N1-wlon. .Ian-It Gibson Bottom row: lh-vm-rly Mitvallsky. vim--prosicli-nt: Douglas Huy. lun-simI0llt: Z1-Ida .IoIin. x1'0rvt:u'5 Hi-Staff-Publishes the school paper bi-weekly Top row: Bill Ernst, Tony Ibuffy. Roy XYittrot-I: St-1-ond row: Ivy -Il'3lIl I'Iau'kins. Botly Altnnm. Z1-Ida: .IoIin. Nsulim- II:lIIaIlan, Iivthalny Twigg M:l.rg:u'ol M4-lnlyrv. V4-rna B1-llo Valliur. .Im-quf-Iiuv I':u'k1-r Bottom row: Ilouprlas Guy. sports 1-diiorr I'h-vm-fly Bm-ku-I. puhlit-ily s-dltorz Rosa-xnary H1-II. f-rlilm' May I.IlZ2ll'llS. :lssovinto 1-nlilorg Stzulloy Wallavn-. fe-aturc 1-ditor Page Eighteen WW A. G. S. Cabinet-Pledged to service 'Pop 1-uw: Ruth S11-llingr. .Im-ssiv Mvhvunl. 311ll'4iIIl'il' G11-pm-, .l:1vq111-lilw I'ill'kl3l' Sm-mul row: ldvvlyn Anno Wisnmn. Hnrlmrzl lhnlv-In-r. Ha-Hy Altmun. l,'JlUll'l'iIll' IJivksm1 liuttmn ruw: Ii:-th Vmmlloy. Z4-Isla Juiin. H1-My Lou S'i1n1rsuu. Hu-vs-rly Bm-lull M .Q A. G. S. Representatives-Form the foundation of the A. G. S. 'Pup row: Jxll4ll'l'j' 'fllirlu-ll. Gloria ch- Gaston. .lzunef Hurry. Ruth 1'Il'2lllllSi1lll Sm,-voml 1-uw: IH-vw-1-ly llungrlus. Carol Ilngln-s. 1I2ll':Ii1l'0f B1-ighnm. Imx-nthy Muullan. Luis Spunuvr 'l'hir1l row: lhfrulluy Smith, Bill'll3ll'1l Bm-k. ll:-th 00110114-y. IiI'X'l'I'lj' Iimelurl Iloftmn 1-uw: IM-ve-rly -Il'llH4'Il. l'm'innm- f':urls4m. Phyllis Sparks, Z:-lalu Jolin. Bzxrluwal Bmwlun' Page Nineteen Chorus-Harmonious vocal interpretation is its watchword 'Pop row: lluln-rl IJnnn. instructor: llim-k Ray, John Keane. Jose Asturias, Vern Fleming. Clyde- lvll'1.'f1t'l'. Andy Mm-K1-own. Hull Ba-nm-It. Bn-rnurr Xvlson St-vontl row:.lz1y linsh. lioh lionnor. Louis lioucvt. L1-roy L1-nlu. Bs,-ynon Dunn, Pufsfr Hatton, Lostor Allnn, Gm-orgro Mc-Mills. Uwvn Kit-ly. Bill Ilnrkins, Micllaul Kicly '1'hi1-rl row: Mzlrgrt-ry Willinnns. llorothy Mt-oliun. ldnunt-tt Collins. Phil McKernan. Stanley lVallu-r. If'1'am-is llnffy. Ray Gill. Ure-slr' lf':u-ohini. .lou D0 Vol. Bob Qlackson, Lloyd Mcffullum, B:1rh:u':1 Stools-. Ivy .lm-un llnrkins Fourth l'oWZ Host-inzu-y t'lmpnn1n. Rlnclolixn- liuilcy. Mario Ct-nini. .Ts-an Montt-lli, Marion Nelson, li2l'l'illll'2l Nils-l. Mnrjorim- Mnrlinvt-. lic-ntrico Johnson. Blarjorie Hanson. Corinne Pauw. Bt-lily .lanv Hlwooal. Int-z lirninhillu. Aliw- 'l'lior,Qurson. Doris Costello. Roberta Clark Boltoni row: Elimilwtlx I'iilllA2.fl'l't'll, Alix-o Molto. lflarlmrn do Gaston, Irnno Sickcnger. Gloria de Gaston. Ss-hastinai lliliigllllgpil. Dorothy Mort-rlith. Doris NVhite, Ethel Olson, Dot XVarrr1n. M:1l'g:n'm-t XVnl1. Anna Mnriv iil0lllfllllSl. Yiiliillllitl Guzlrini I A Cappella Choir-Presents choral singing in a novel manner Top row: Mivlnu-l Kit-ly. l't-tor Hatton. Bt-rmirr Nelson. Boynon Dunn, Jay Bush, Hubert Dunn. dirt-cl or S4-conel row: .losc Asturias. Ennnn-lt Collins. In-str-r All:-n. liill Ilarkins. Owen Kicly, Vern Fleming, .I ov Dv Vol 'l'hird row: Frauiccs Ostlunml. .lt-an Wiley, Mzirjorit- Marliavn-. Beatrice Johnson, Dorothy BICCIIHII, lv! .Tenn Hzxrkins, Corinnt- l':1uW Bottom row: Dot lV:irrn-nz M:irp::arot NVa1tt. Doris Whitv. 1i1ll'b3l'fl Steele, Margery XVillia1us Plllwl Olson, Maul:-lillo Baiilvy Page Twenty CN A Orchestra-A musical education Par Excellence 'Pop row: Marjorie- llogors. ii3ll'iHll'il Killlnn. Hola Johnson, Don NVullace Second row: Yolnunln Gnnrini, Mm-lv Martin, Bk'l'lllll'l' Nelson, .lay Bush, Beynon Dunn. Corinne Puuw, Anthony Ualinpngrml. 4'l:n'k llarris. Dong: Hanson, Jam-qui-lino Parker 'l'hir1l row: Ilia-lmrd Morris, Hill Sigrnarowitz. Waiyno Tilly. John Kicly. Henry Gillet, Carleton Lvihlnuxnmlt. Holi Iloxlcl. Wulu-r Slcolla-nm-r, llill Durrougxli, I-Iorinnn Hartong I-'our-Ill row: Mnsio TSllil1liilll'Il. l4:irIb:xr:1 Collins. Gladys Lotta, Marie Cenini, Joy 1-Ioletz, .Lola lllougrh. l-lulwrt llnnn. instructor: I-Id l'n4lorwooil. Roh Ealwurcls, Hmlloy Bacon, Gasto P1L'l'Ui', Marjorio liymlors I il'1h row: Hill Lloyd, Mnnuvl UIlNIlPfl'Rllltil' A' A,L,fw.a rliflfk Band-Music that inspires School Spirit Top row: Mamum-1 lf:1s:i,a:i-mule-. Wihur Morgan, lvnn llolm, .lmnos Coultor, John Cassel. Harold Price, Ricli:n'4l Svnnunon, Hill Lloyd. Gilln-rl' Morris Suconzl row: Roy Ilonvrlnh. Allwrlz Orsini. If0l'lHll'll l':.lr.1.v1'srn1, Ed Undorwood, Hadley Bacon, Morrill Str-w':11't. lflnxnmtl Collins, ltolwrl. Goflmn, Burrill XVel1c1', Gloria SC1lIlClll0l.', .Tr-an Loo. Russell Slnlon. Alice Molto. Slanlc-y Wallin-s-, Kuryl NH1lt'l'. Lawrence Card, Clark Van llouson, Dougrlns llncon. f'lm'k Harris Third row: Donald Ill-r. Bill llohinson. I-'rum-is Hnrdingr. Rolu-rl Loo. Cllarlr-s I iS1l0l', Robert I 11klu-inn. Loo Darrough. H1-rnmn .i11ll'l0llpf. Wai-ron Young. Walter Slim-llenger, Dorothy Carl. Anthony 1'Hlll1lf1Q.2'll1l. nmnagor: Gaston Pivrol. Douglas B00. Carleton Luibbranelt, Allan Sliurpo, Mm-lvin Johnson. lioln-1-L Dodd Bottom row: Blarjoriv Banks. Gllllllffl' 'i'0NI'll. Rolwrl, lirlwnrmls, Robert Nourse, Hal Cross, Anllrvw Hililllllilll. Waldo lflunl. Marilyn Gril'i'ir1l,,11411114-1-5' Rynslers, Russell Mosvr, Jinx Svotjuk. Iiill Mcllonalzl. Alvin Mnsturson. Rolnorr Slmffvr, David Downs Page Twenty-one Playmakers Club-Devoted to fa study of drama and the stage 'Imp row: 1I:ll'1I:U'1'l Slmrruh. .Iaxnvs Hunt. Dion Holm. '1'1-rl-y Dr-nh-y. 124-yuun Dunn. .Inna Colbert Ss-uuxul row: Y1-rua Hs-llv xv2luiPl'. XVillifl'4'1l B2ll'l'. M:u'jm'ic Mawlinvm-. P4-ggy 11l fl1'kl'l'. Bvlh Conullcy Hullunl ruw: I-Ivlitll Ilnuprhiy. viz-1--1n-4-sich-111: l-'ru-al -xI'K'!l5llIlllIlllIl. l!I'l'Silll'lllZ Luis Kilns-. sm-um-l:L1'y Pride and Prejudice Cast 'Pup row: 1f'r:lnk Uilllllllllql, Philip Ifiglflllllll. A1111-1'l:1 Bw-sun, 1li1'1-ctolr: Fl'illll,'iS Guido, 1-'1-ml A rulul1ul,m11lt Sm-uuml row: V4-run Bvllc- v2lI1iK'l'. Jvaxn Mau: Millnu. 11011 ,HUlllll'l'. Ibiun Holm. I 1':1114:us Knshlrxnd. BIll'lH1l'1l Nvwtun. Ruin-rm l':nnvl-on llullnm row: Bl2!l'1Iill'0l CZlff0l'fllil. INIIWIHKX Smith. 1'e-ggry Uhlson. Lois Kim:-. l.'urnl Bm-ttrflufr ZL-Ida Julin. Jann: l 'llm1'r, 1-1diLl1 Doughty Pugh Twenty-two , N 1 N 0 H V , ,,,,- G. A. C. 'l'up rnw: ll:u'lmr:1 Gulrllmrgr, ltr-:n .11-um-11. Hulh Sh-llinu. II:-lwn b1u4lorIl1l1ll Se-1-mul row: Ruth Wluitlnmrv. Z1-lnlu Jnlin. Kay Snug:-r. lin-ily Allman. 4':1llu-x-im- Divlcsuu. .Is-ssiv l'ulIl1 . .S llutlum ruw: .IQ-ssiu M1-1.4-ml. x'i1-1--px-1-sillvxxtz -AIIlI'Q'Ill'l'l Ilumlsl. px-vshlmxtz Avlvm- Sc-huldl. SL'L'l'vTi1l'5' Girls' Block S. M. 'Pup row: lmrullny Hamzlilc. Hs-:1 .lm-usa-n. Kay Sangrvr. t.,?:lrlwx-im- Ili:-kson Sa-cund row: Mnrjm-iv XIllI'1illYl'. Mildrvml l'vlly, Ibm-is Whin-, IHIIWPTIIX Mm-luul. Joss-phinv Gm-dun Third row: Lorruim- 'l'urn1-r. .Ivssiv M1-l.4-od. H4-la-n Soslvrlund. Lois Klum. ,Te-nnie Suslm, XVinifrwl Bu rr 1 0urt,h ruw: Doris I.:unm-istvr, Phyllis Sin-gm-1. Nnmlinu Hallaluun. Zn-Ida Jolin. Margaret Budd. Bzlrlmra Boucher, Dorothy Mattos Bottom row: Ruth Stnlling. presiuh-nf: lim-ily Altman. sa-4-rut:xry Page Twenty-three Basketball Top row: Hnrlnu'a Gnldlmrg, lllllll S14-Ilingr. ll:-lm-n SlHlk'l'lllllll. Harlmra Steele. llorotll5' xl1'I'lI3lll .liotluxn 1-ow: 1:1-11 .lt-nsi-n. Ln:-illv limes. M:u',::xrc-l Budd. Jvnnic- Suslin The Coed in Sports ANKING FOREMOST among the extra curricular activities of the San Mateo - High School are girls' sports. The Girls' Athletic Council and the Girls' Block S. M. are the governing bodies of these athletics. The managers of the various sports comprise the Girls' Athletic Council while the Block S. M. Society consists of those girls who have not only achieved 250 points by participating in after-school sports, but have fulfilled the standard requirements of sportsmanship and character. Wfithont a doubt. the most popular sport is basketball, considering the huge turnout every season. The basketball season is divided into two divisions, upper classmen and lower classmen. According to the age-old tradition, however, the seniors always come through with the highest score. but they always have to put up a fight for it. Following close in popularity is that black and blue shin game, hockey, under the excellent coaching of Miss Helen McArthur. This same coach also gives lessons in lifeasaving, and the qualified swimmers are awarded Red Cross Life-Saving emblems at the end of the season. Fencing, having recently become a major sport, is constantly growing in popularity. The girls participating in this sport have formed a Fencers: Club which has become a thriving and active organization. VF M Speedball and baseball also draw a great many point seekers each semester. Tennis. as a minor sport, calls for exciting singles and doubles matches. This semester, under the supervision of the Ci. A. C., badminton mixed doubles tournaments have been staged. Since boys and girls participate in this sport no points are awarded. These tournaments have proved so popular that they will undoubtedly be continued in the future. San Mateo is very fortunate in being able to offer such a variety of sports to so great a number of girls. These extra-curricular activities give girls a goal toward which to strive, and help to build clean and healthy bodies and minds. I ige Tncnty-four Life Saving lsnlwl Mcfflinlm-k. iinllxlm-4-n I.Iml. Loig I nu-. 31:11-,ion-io Sluth-r. VIIPIIIUII Ilml. 'l'l1:1v lla-ilzm-1. Marizm Hull-. ll:n'lr:u':l N4-1-lo. I.llr'l:l lHlllllll'll Lois Slwlws-l'. Iillhl I'g10ll2'll,- IM-lly M4-Intyrv aff' 4 ' v N N . O My My Jn iijiiflx . sv? WWW wif x sf' i X V EJ? V 3 Anni-ilu Iflarliuns V ' ' Sm-coml row: Gloria ah- Huston, Milo Dnniols. Sheila H'l'onnor. .lzulquvlino Jacques. Marian Bulv, Holly Camo. Annu S1-ull. lizirluaru Collins, Mzu'g:u'4-I' Cnl'fvr:i Hal Thircl row: Hilda Wigrnmn. Murjuril- Hunk, Ji-an Loo. Dorothy Tyo. J'v:ssm- M1-Lund, Time Roitzcl, Dorothy Muttos. I-Zrlilh Iloughly Ilottom row: LK-ssiv I-'unti-s. 1u'a-sid:-nt Page Twenty-five Badminton Top rnw: Pvprgy Koshlunzl. .Tack Smit:-1-. Xllflllilll XVzlggmn-r. 5l!ll'j0l'il' Gimp:- Bollom row: G11-n Ilulmh-man. Xmlim- Hilllllllllll. 1'1ll'll11'l' Fzillgrr-11. llurntliy Willis. Willis- Mimi- Sl4'llll'I'X- llinn Holm. Zn-lchl Julin. Alntr Musznm-. .lr-an Sullivan - AMC Block S. M. 'l'np row: Huh OWL-ns, Terry Dvuloy. Gcnrgv Chiussi. Los Smith. Tommy l ujimur:i. Ray I-'orrnn 'Pom llriskn ' Sm-mul row: Rudy I'1'iIruss. Cm-ll-tim lioilihrunnlt. John Su-lling. lmuiv V1-lotli, Huy Wittrmwlc llqih Irwin. Floyd XvillllDl'l'lX. 'rilll Bain, I-is-rt Griffin. IlllYiSl'l' Tlnird row: Jerry Furinxiiv. Jlvlck Danim-ls. Frum-is Duffy. Fl'1lllZ G4-hrvls. Ge-no Mol-lc. Tom Duolingr Dion Holm. Warsl Hult. Ray II:-mnwinpr. .lm-lc .lUIlllSl0ll. l-in-rniv .14-nningxs. Vasiliv Krumzv I-'uurlh row: XVm'1loi' Fuss, Vzilmn l'h':lnnsi:1n. 'Pom lluly. l'l:n'k Vain Ilnusm-n. Lloyd Ma-l':lllnm Alfrurl Migrgv. XVard Mnmluk, Hank 1'aulsun. Hill f'l'l't'll0ll. l i':mI: l'4-rrnsvt. lmu: Han-mi Fifth row: Motu 'l'al::1lmsl1i. Ensn xI2lliIlX'l'l'llU. 'l's-ml XVhitv. lvnn Ililllll. Nivk Gll2ll'llll. Don Xvll'l'Sl'lI Tony Mmiisn-ri. Illunuul Ba-nm. Shi: Mori. 'l'a-il Rim-i, 1'li:n-11-s lfislu-x-. I'nuI Ms-Mills Sixth 'PUYVZ fll't'SlL' l-'ur-vlliili. vivo-pl'Q-si1lc-lit: llay Hill. lar:-sieln-llt: G4-ni'g:v Ilnvis. S6't'I't'lll1'j' :lull tri-nS1n's-r Page Twenty-six Matean Athletic Act lilj HY rt fine coach. the five sports of the spring semester marched by during the last six months without sensational results but with: The San Mateo casaba chasin ' artists didn't garner any heavy-weight basketball titles this season. Roth the l3U-pound and varsity fives, however, were in the running until the final round of l'. A. L. play. The light-weights twice tripped a heavily favored Burlingame l':mther during the course of the season-its main achievement. The varsity boys were off to a good start. but suffered a let-down about mid-race. Francis t'l'onyl Duffy captained the light-weights. and Ray Gill and Hob XValker shared honors on the varsity. TRACK The spikemcn took third in the 110-pound divison, third in the lZO-pound sector. second in the l3tl's class, and fifth in the varsity meet. All classes went through :t P. A. l.. round-robin dual schedule and climaxed the season with the annual all-league short pants and long puffs affair on Stanford University's Angel Field. The Bearcats set up two new records in the l30-pound division where they made their best showing. ,lay Bush ran the l60-yard low timbers in 119.5 and VVillert Allen, Ray Hennning, Floyd XVimbcrly. and jay llush combined their best efforts to smash the 880-yard baton-passing mark. The time was l:34.6 while the former relay record stood at l:36.Z. TENNIS Captain Tom Daly. state ranking junior player, saw the net squad through to a successful season. The netsters pounded easy victories out of Burlingame, Sequoia. San jose. and South San Francisco. Palo Alto, however. won the l . A. L. dual play title when it became the only school to survive the Bearcat team's attack. Tom Daly played number one singles: jerry Selover. sensational freshman, number two: and VVard Namlok or George Chiossi, number three. The doubles combinations varied between ,lack Johnston, Bob Owens. and Rudy Pribuss. SWIMMING The ever-rising power of Matean swimmers continued on its upward trend this season. in a sensational style. For the past four years Bearcat mermen have continually drawn closer to the rulers of peninsula water-ways, Sequoia and Palo Alto. This year the locals overwhelmed both and brought home the first swimming title in the history of the school. The new experience came in the 130-pound division. Tom Dooling proved himself the outstanding P. A. L. paddler of the season. He took the 50 and 100-yard freestyle events, hanging up a new record of 226.3 in the shorter dash. Pete Helms. breast stroker, took his event and the Mateans ended first in the four-man relay and second in the medley. l-Bok Reitzel tied the lZ0's 100-yard freestyle record. BASEBALL The baseball team ended midway in the most unorthodox league campaign of P. L. history. lt was the first year a double round-robin program has been used and the race had an absolute lack of an outstanding title contender. San Nlateo's ace hurler, Harry Cahalan, gave the peninsula the most outstanding pq,-formative when he pitched no-run. no-hit ball for eleven hectic innings against Jefferson High. Page Twenty sex en A N 130-pound Basketball 'l'n1i YUWV1 1'2llIlll'l' 1-'nllgri-n. Bill Mc-l':x1'tl1y. All-x Curalvs Sm-uml 1-uw: Jul- Alvlfzxlixi. RIIIIUUIIII Kolso. Hula .lxu-Izsun. Lloyd 1If'C21lll1lll Hmrnxn ww: .hw Hniilh. Huh Mnrimi. Wi-sta-uit Ili:-ks. Fralm-is Miyrgre, Francis Duffy. captain Varsity Basketball 'Pup 1-nw: Louis U1-lolfi. Ms-lvin Jlnsnt Si-1.-mul row: Vlyah- XVil'J..'flf'l'. Antlmny f'llllllY2l5l llZl. Junior Worth. Irving Nclin. assistant coach Hntluin row: Wm-nal:-I Mc-Mills. Huy Gill. unpluin: Urs-stv Fucchini, Vnsilie Krnmzc. Bill XVa1kn-1 Y Varsity Captain Am-tion Shuts From 130-pound Cqptain Ray Gill Hlllqllljifllllt' Contests Tnny Duity Page Twenty-eight Tennis Varsity Top row: Conch .Inv Ac-Incsam. Ulmrlvy lllwn-ll. Ilmly Prilmss. Junk .T1Yll1lSf0ll, Tum Daly, Xvillfiflf Slim-lla-ngrur. Ware! Mrunluk, Nrwvall La V4-nn-. Bula Uwe-ns, Russ:-ll Staton lhnllvmn rnw: th-orgro Fhiussi, Bula Xuursu-. .lm-rry Sw-lnvvr. Paul IAIZZIVIIS. ll1!1llI1gl'l'Z Bill M1'DoualLl. lX'2lll llnlm, lmviul 4'nlln-rt. .lulm Ii'-1-sling Capt. 'Yom Daly Hits of Actinn 'I'IlI'Hll2l'll S1-fxsml Coach Joe Aclwson Page Twenty-nine J , QQ Swimming 'Pnp l'llWZ Bill Mvlhrtlny. nnzumprvrz x'Illll't' Mnlw. 'Pom Imolingr. Franz G1-lxrvls. Don x'il'l'Sl'll Ss-4-nm! row: Ed Glomh. .lack l,Zllli1'lS. IIZIVPX lCil'4'hllt l'. Bill Ernst. I 1'v1l Guurdin. Bud Jackson 'l'l1 ltnltuln Imllg Guy. I'vl'c' llilwnrcl iwl ruw: Vivlnr Maxws-ll. 'l'wl XVhitw-. Doug: 11:11-011. Bill Kvlly. Roh Boaltio, Hvnry Paulson Hill l'l'1'Q'4ll7ll, 1'lil'furml l'i1-ruv. IH-tv Hvlms. Coax-11 Bott Griffin ruw: Hurt Hlnivh. Hill 114-vivlx Alla:-1-1 liovkwvll. link R1-itze-I. Gvorpru Mzlrsh. .Iac-lc lim-slin l':1l'lus Verge-1. .lm-lc l zu'rvll. Imn Sl'llNYllllGN'hl'I'. Hsu' Rlie-k. Sigurwl 3IHl'U'llS4l!l Almva--Iizlllli Pnlllsml 1IUl'l'Ul'lllS Racing Dive Coach Bert Griffin lh-low-Iirw-:lstmlcm-s Ranv Against Sequoia Page Thirty Track Varsity 'Pop row: JIIIIIPN Colts-r. Arnold tltullwy. Jvssl- I.ili1-ntlml, Rdllllillltr Sunviilntto. Hvrlu-rl' Sfllllllllll. Hula lima-. Mm-lvin IQIIIIPS lmn Svconfl row: Frvd Bm-lxsvll. ll1ll'l'1' llmlsun. 'I'mnlny I lljilllUl'ii, Mif'lnl1-1 Kivly. Roh liruwn. Klngsh-y. 'I'im Hain. lflsl Han-hr. tlynh- Wirprle-r. Wm-nelvl Mvllills Thirel row: Willa-rt Alla-n. liarry Jinx. Ed lfnslvr. Guido Rusuti. Rolauul Snlls-rs. Huh Irwin. In-k Longwill. .lm-k l'lifi'm'ul. .Inv Alu. Yuhn 'l':1n:1k:x .2 1-'onrth row: Mum 'l':1knlmshi, hung: I1l'V2ll1S. ICUIIQIII Kulnaxrn, Art Tmnitn. llurlnw Wzlgrgum-r. Fifth lick Hullivun. .lay Hush. Italy lla-nnning, .Ian-Ia Robinson row: Gs-urgxv NVllil'm-. l'Illll'll'S Mnvvln'uA'. Hmvulwl VIIVIIIIIIQIII. Shi: Muri. L'l:1l'k Yun Hanson. Fralncis Halrdingr. 'l'1nn Ulu-1-sm-hxnidl. liill Ilnssoll. Vlif AIIlf':KI,N'L'. .lurk Nuln-1. Nick Guurini Sixth row: Mnlvmn Km-lsn. Nia-k Iynyal. 'hun Iiarnutt. lrnh llul'1-4-. Km-nji Kato. Rivlm1'd Svilllllllllll. Kngl-In Ricci. Philip Hlll'klllillSIA'l'. l-.ngxl-iw Iilnssnnl, Hola IHIVIII. Hill Stulrlul' liflltlilll row: .lm-lc B1l1ll'l'. S:-ishi Aalzwlni, Gm-uryrv M1-Mills. .launus lic-ll. Guidu '1'rvvis:ux, Mm-4-1-1' ' ' ' ntlnl 1-lrnwn, In-nv ll4llllillL5lll'Z, Imnnhl 'l'll1Illl?lS. Innl Mvhlills. Balm Mnsls-rsun, H1-rh flrlll' M ' 5 5 l X l ,,. nnuvl f!lS3l1.Tl'JllHl1' V E H' E i , . Cnnulws Art Smith nnxl Hits ni' -M-linn funn Tin- Hru:uljl1nnp Vmlcn Mnyvrs Ill-rv 'n' 'l'hs-a-:I a::5i.,.,-f- ,Y .Za amafa-iS31f2,.-.A Page Thirty-one Baseball Twp row: Gillu-ri' Mnrris. lll2lllZlLI'l'l'Z Curl:-lun I.4-ilvlmxmlt. m:umg:s-r: II2lI'l'X Cnhuhxn, hung.: Ge-41414-s XVa1t Gilliam. Francis Duffy. Connell Zur Willinmsun Svcond ruw: Ecldio Underwood. Ynhaln I'Il'2lll0NiZlll. Tum Iiurkx-. Huy Gill. llnllxh G1-dclvs. Tl-rl Ludors, Earl Parc Botlmn row: Justin FilZlI!xl'illll. xVf'l'll1!I' Foss, .lov A1l'1'llllll. I 1':u1f'is Bm-lmir, Slam xv2l1Iil'I'. Str-Fling: I ilzgvl'nl1l. Dun XVusI', John llzlrtlx-ff. Imn l'uunin5:h:un. lbwslc- Fzlvf-l1i1li XXQ Capt. Oroste FIlCOIlilli .-xlllYVO-u'I'll0 NVlnning: Kun. Couch Zur XVi1liums0n l51'1lDVY-- H2lU,l'l' Vp! 'x Page Thirty-two ,I I I Q , 4 I 1' NX I J j INN jksjivl V was ss ss mmm ss mx nw 1:-r ui ms may sin u w sk 525825 E E H ew r ss an Q, -N mm 31 .H wg mega mx-xv is- awww! H H an Page Thirty-three Leaves From a Senior's Diary January 27. NVho ever said, And the meek shall inherit the earth ? just decided today that the author of that line must have had a heavy date the night before he pronounced those immortal words on account of becuz it's the truth, and verily so, that the seniors shall inherit the earth . All of this blarney leads up to the fact that two events happened today, towit: 1. School opened. 2. I went downtown and bought a hat five sizes larger than my last one. February 9. Blue to the right of us, blue to the left of us, blue all around us. Blue. The senior sweaters arrived today, much to the seniors' dismay, including mine. February 15. Now we're all tuberculin tested, just like cows, Some county officials were 'round school today to stick insignificant looking needles into our arms. They say th'ey'rc trying to determine our immunity to tuberculosis, a red spot appearing after the test tells the story. Seen in the halls: Rolled-up shirt-sleeves, and worried expressions! February 24. Smile purty for the camera, please! You see, dear diary, the seniors had their pictures taken for the Elm todayg God save the Elm! The only disadvantage of the ordeal was that we had to stay away from class for about fifteen minutes while we posed ! The boys, poor lambs, wore fake tuxedoes for the event, and the gals wore sortof kindof drapes around their necks. The number of potential Garbos and Gables was most overwhelming. April 10. San Mateo high, good ol' studying grounds, was literally infested with a bunch of brainstorms today. The California Scholarship Federation Chonor society stuffj held a convention here, and boys and gals came from all over the state to visit our school. Of course, the fact that Dr. Robert Millikan, famed physicist, was the guest speaker had little to do with the case! April 13. No runs, no hits, and no errors because Harry's a high senior. The mighty pitcher Cahalan made a real baseball name for himself today when he didn't give the Jefferson High School nine a single scoring chance by dint of his pitching prowess. They say that to pitch a no run, no hits game is really doing something, so we're taking their word for it. May 5. Senior assemblies are a riot, and no less. There's no doubt about ity our class is just too, too dignified for words! Everyone would like to talk at the sam-e time that everyone else does, but heroic Ifresident Ray Hemming miraculously manages to keep no more than two people talking at the same tim-e. How disillusioned the froshies would be if they attended a high senior conclave. May 6. The seniors on the top, as usual! Martha Guenther, Rosemary Bell, and Ruth Roberts did themselves proud in a Fidac essay contest by chalking up first, second, and honorable mention honors, respectively. Their subject was HHOW Can International Disputes Be Settled in the Spirit of Fidac? Wow! Emmett Collins, also a senior Cwouldn't ya know?D got first prize for another subject-'twas something about Amerieanism. May 12. Aha! So that's how we look in our informal moments! Senior old clothes day was today, and the powers that be Cusj took full advantage of the event. Everyone blossomed out in his or her favoritest rags, and they weren't glad rags . May 19. That lucky Junior Collegeg can't figure out what they've ever done to deserve such an honor. VVC visited 'em today! ,Twas a special visiting day for all high seniors, and it was very nice. They had all sorts of things planned to make our visit a real success. june 10. The day has come, the X'V3ll'US said, to think of many things . . . But this time there's no walrus in the ease, and only one thing to think about-graduation! High school days have ended' for us. perhaps, but one thing will never end-memories of the four rip-snortin' years we've had! Page Thirty-four 9 WM W Eqzfb if 12' M A7170 Zire IA? 7591? A .QVWZ ..ffWPo.f .fwffe Q iowa Zim' I5 EQ? E .ifoaz 1025257732 ygybfaf Page Thirty-five NP' Page Thirty-six -Y ,.,- Ci-E435 'ffl .vywums Senior Squibs Doris Lannu-ister loves horses so- linl. we can'l keep track of her Froin San .lose eomes Dorothy XVillis- lloi. any more down thar? Yasllle Krumze, foolhall slickor- t'ouldn'l, he quicker l'i'l1lll.'S poetryj Dorothy likes lillle du,ar,L:ies- liver had your llanzliked? Martini Gin-ntrln-r is a music lover- Sln-'s sharp for a lillle flat Hur serrelalri' is Ben -lennon- Gul any seconds for those minutes? Dion always feels ul' llolm- ' 1Ilow's that for a punll Ray Gill has hlond wavy hair- Ilair today, grone tomorrow! Doris Postr-llo's amlnition is lo dance- l'. S. So's George Cl1iossi's. Don and .Lev are leaviugr, Too- lVhal. il Lawn-on the school! Roy D4-ni-hy, horse-hack riding: whiz- ldlcos lo stirx-up 1-xeiti-1111-lil. 'l'e-x is what everyone calls Louis Doneet- f'nlil'orui:l. yeah rome! Pm.: In-di-lu-r has eyes like stars- Ilul don'l ll-elll Plllllll ollll at night? Ivy -li-nn lInrliins lo llr. BIOOPO- NV1-ll. we all want her lo graulnalxe. Ruthie Young has personality plus- Slu- must he good in llllllll. 'Don 'Viviun-ii is a lmaftkslroker- Got, an itch! Doi-in ivhiie has super skin-- Go Yeast. young.: woman! John Wnthlnson has n prof for Pop- Q'onvenieul'. or HJ lvilliani Alt drives I1 Ford- Mnst he hard ou groll' sticks. Audrey Burke-nroiul, duueor supreme- Lillle 'Pwiukh-toes grown up. Rnrhnra Steele just loves to l'!l'illV'- Convlnsious? Carol lIng.:lu-ra, alnrxu vloeks hates- lh-niedy: :1 good hzimnu-r. ,ldilwl Slim-ka-y eonu-s froni Hawaii- Nieo long' swim, Ray ll.-naming is our alhlr-le supreme- lle ri-ally is! Terry In-nh-y, foollnill slar- Vlnys foollrall. Beth Conolley likes luusliful lsoys- ll'l1y? Bill l4llfll.L'1'll!'l a i':1diolog:ist aims 10 he - :sounds good. anyway. Orville Yvill. :i goml joke does enjoy- 'l'hal's why lufs n Witt. Ilnth 'Fnlwider is blond and slim- live! Anioim-Mo Ivan-rs has a yen for nuts- So have squirrels. Jerry lferlnnie, glvlfillg duh- lloy. ran he swing: it! Miko lih-ly sings a good bass- Tru-la-Irn-la-tra-la. And hrollu-r Owen sings good tenor- ldom Edith Doughty, Tvhaikowsky, Srokowski lover llid sonu-hody sneeze? Jan-k Johnston is a XVilling lVorker- W. W. without 1he I. Ba-ity Altman, equestrian queen- Page Sells Floto! Tony Duffy, a basketball ace- Cavorts on a diamond and plays with hearts. Shozo Mayeda, radio f:1n-dangler- Never heard of .lack Benny! Carrot hare has Lester Allen- Would that this were bnnnier! Alainma, bring home the Bacon- lIadley's nu ham. Harry Cnhulun, horse-hide twirler- XV1ll a-mound to something some day. .l+'rnnees Dougherty can sew- So? John Carrick is a quiet sort- Even in the print shop. Arab Ersuiosian a mean bat does sling- No sit-down strikes allowed. Donnie Sehwabueher work doth hate- lVliy Work? Patsy Packer, southern gal-V ls you all from Texas, Honey? .Peggy Ohh-ion has freckles fair- Xvllill.-S fair about it? Robert Si-ott ai nice big Buick has- Stand in line girls-don't crowd. Eugene is so Very Bleek- lle shall inherit the earth. Xvilliam Metz is a platinum blond- Stoaling Hai-low's stuff. Sanger and Dickson are iwo Kayn- l'IuL not .K-A'L-rs. Tod llowell is a coin collector- Aren't we all? George l.'n,ine'n hobby is aviation- I-lappy landings. Spinach is Bob Bonne1 s DOCVC- Yeah, lint look at Popeye. Jack Clifford likes to sleep and eut- lluverting io type. Lucille Bali-n was :i good historian- 'l'i1ne marches on. Shiznko Bando is small and sweet- Whai. is this, a U1'ilClil:'i,'!? Douglas Bevans is ever Smiling- llse 'G!ll1f'F'lll' tooth-powder! lla:-riot Esmbrook is small and sweet- This must be a racket! Kyra-hi Adaehi, of intelligent inein- That's what we mean! Barbara Boucher is a popular blonde- Paging: all gentlemen. Barbara Guldhorg sports doth love- Suiacks of roinanee. Matilda Bryan, of the wee snia' voice- Sinall talk, ell? Roberta Canwron, poetess divine- Did you ever meter? Emmett Collins, a contest 'winner- Stealiug bathing beauties' thunder! Lorraine Collin-r has efficiency plus- Aucl l.llL'll 5011112 Jnlnes Dillon is so very Shy- Tongh luck, girls! Tom Drisko is il Hi Y president- X? Helen Soderlund swims like a fish- XVnter you think 3'on're doing! Bi-tty Ronin-x, of the hand-knitted dresses- Wlmt are you trying to do, string ns? Page Thirty-seven Senior Squibs Phil Dig-mum is :i noted blond ornfor- Givo mv lilwrly or give: nu- an A Ruth .Roberts is tl-acll0r's pol- NVho said anything uhoul. applos? llownrd Cnvnnngh, tall, dark. and handsonio-- But who wouldn't liko ll ycllow runabout? Corinne l'nuw, pianist vxlraorilinairo- Goelhyo. maw, l'm goin' to town! Leonard Unh-rm-ln is a i.nmhloi'- lVator. please. Inez Bmmhilln, Gallic fan- l il'ty million prirls can't' ho wrong. Wvnrd Mnmlok likes hrunottos- But ug4,'lliii'llll'll pr:-for lrlondm-s. Kutsnko Endo to ln- a sccrctary aspiros- Strangor things have happens-d. Uri-sie l n4-chlnl is al-vordion king- .-Xerorllion to most pl-oplv. Ray Forrzm is A. B. S. prox- XYhat does that. make the reslz of us? A hasolrnll auo is Don f'unnin1.:lnun- Soo 'l'hc- Good Enri,h ? Many Lnznrus likos lo 2lgIl't!0-' Une nevor mfs , does om-'f Douglas Bee from Iflngland hails- Rain or shim-. l-'rom far hai-k Easl Qillili! Vane-e Mapu- Go XV:-sl, young: lllilll. Guido lion-mti likos physics- l51-licvo ll' Ur Not- Margaret Budd of G. A. C. fame- lfnr from a novliuddy. Rosenuiry Bell gave no space- to trash- Un al-count of ln-cuz she wasn'i. a garbage man. liiko Lilientlnil rides again!- Ur was It Jes a l.rroczo'! A lruo son oi' Iflrin is Bill McCarthy- Calling all 1-ops! Carl:-lon Leihhrnndl is il ulllllllllflillglu man- I-lo nianaprod lo get through school. Douglas surc is one swell Guy- Aw. punning on that minus again. Phil Mc-Kernnn. ii'lll'ZllIl H- V Uh. momma. wlicro arc those grapo-liuis? From-es Ostlnnml scoops iizrhnrroalii- l'4-rpl-l'ual motion. Annu Blomqnist, one of our gang:- Bnt Annie doosn'l live horc any 1il1ll'O. .lucqnelinv Parker has glilturing hair- linl all that grlilts-rs is not gold. Kimi Iloi-mlm is :1 Sl'ill1lSil'l'SS suprcmo- 'Isn'L that ripping? .I4-nn Gnlhraith is full of pep- Xol slirl-ddl-ml whoai. Dot Meehan is a vorszltilo girl- Iiot sho couldn't wash an elephant. Lorraine Turner is a dog-1ovcr- Going: to tho dogs, ch? Ruth Kemme' ll quick girl iS- Silencc is golden. Betty Lou Simpson has fl twinkle in her 0F0- Tln- litllu flirt! Alice Sharpe is our littlcst 'rchol-- Tho Greoks had 11 word for 1t. John has the looks and he has a way- Ho'Il he Ste-lllng your heart. Robert Fnkkeinu could type his way to wealth- Hc knows the touch system. Richard llorrlu Wits Pen Craft treasurer- llavc one-on Dick! Page Thirty-eight Shin Mori, athletic star- By Jupitor! Lois is a friondly grai- My Kimi- is your Kime Rudy Prihuss is ol' Germain stock- Cominon or prefi-rrc-d Y John Murclienin takos auto shop- Ilm- auto. 'l'lien-sa Harm-y is so domuro- Une in a million. Ann McDonald had il dug- Eiyi eiyi oh! Andy Mclieown is an affahlo chap- lirorlioi- 4-an you sparc a dime? Paul Meredith knows pf-rissollnotyl ungulaia You'1l find it, in the dictionary. Joan-pl1 Ito works on cars- But. don't call 'om. Bnrburn .Newton is clover with hor pon- Got. thc point? B1-tty Nelson likos to Puli llll- lland ovor those scissors! George Puntuges is a school assot- ll's no lie-nhility. Motu Takahashi vaulted thc har- llo ougrht to hc a lawyer. Betty Reed, Fort Musst Du- Road this! Nollo Pnoletti 51 comuiurcial student was- IIow's husincss? Cherie Reeser wont out for many clubs- Lfave mnn stuff. Jennie Snsko. as hright as a dollar- Sln-'s goL a lot of Cc-nts. Morton Teri-lll a pilot will he- II1-'s always up in the air! Lydia Rohwoder from Nelwaska comes- Uh, ma-Omaha! Pnulini- Sig-nnrowitz ai piunst is- 1'lillliSSi1ll0. fortissimo, crcsccmlo! Lois Spencer likes social scrvicc- S4-wicc with a smile. Hnrold Price is with us. too- Ili- must bc awfully doar ! Ralph Geddes, a hoy so tall- IIow's thc woatln-r up thar? Albert Celotti takes print shop- ls he tho type? llolen Cllllllllillglll has ll tG':iCil01 s Hilme- lloulmlf- trouhlc. George Davin inrinuged many teams- Not horses, ya dope! Charles, too. is loaviilg now- Ewell miss l1i1u. KW-rner Foss, a football man- '1'l-n more and lic'd he n team. In fooilmll Doug Geddes shone- A head-blocker, not block-llencl. Buy Glllet docs n lot of studying- Cnll Mr. Ripley. Alive Lawn-'mee is quite il lass- Alas! u loss for S. M. Andy puts up posters high- Hi. Sierra! Joi-sph's last: name is Monisteri- But hc's not monk-ey. Ruth Stelling excels in sports- And can she ball you up! Alfred and Francis, the Migge twins- Onu more and tl1ey'd he triplets. 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Cnbinet German Club International Club Pltlj'lll1ikt'l'li Club Buutl Beauty null tzlle Beust l'utellwork Girl ol' Hz Tennis Basketball Betty Reed Gernntu Club Cherie Rl'l!Nt'T Frenub Club llistory Club Internutionul Club Ruth Roberts Iiislury Club l-'elwiltir Life-salviulr Buselmll Speellbull Basin-llulll Betty Roehex Pen Uruft Guild Internnllonul Club Feueing: Club Glee Club Busketbull Life-Having: Lyilln Rohweder Gernmn Club History Club Stanford German Contest Award Guido Ronntl Ilonor Soeioty 131 l'r4-sirlent, German Club Vim- President. German Club lnteruutional Club l!nskel'luill 'l'm1-lc lisuul Katherine Smurf-r Exeeutire Iiourfl G. A. C. Block S. M. History Club I-'rent-h Club lnternutionul Club l enc'lng: Club Sports Don Sellwulmeller Presicleut. Latin xV0l'kSil0D French Club llll.l'l'llIll'i0lHll Club ill'CiH'Sil'1l Swimming: Bob Scully lnterluttitmul Club French Club Alive Sharpe Glue l'lub Fentrlmr Club Life-suvlnp: Trail to Roimuu'-e Ethel Slim-key i'0llll'll0l'f'l1li Office Anfly Sierrn Art i,'tllllllliSSl0llt I' Exeeutlve Board Yell Leader Q89 Block S. M. Pauline Slgnnrowitz Gerniun Club Betty Lon Simpson Treasurer, A. G. S'. Executive Board A. G. S. Re-prom-ntatiivc French Club International Club Helen Soda-rlund Executive Board G. A. C. Beauty und the Beast Block S. M. Basketball Hockey Baseball Volleyball Lois Spenver A. G. S. Representative Trail to Romance Volleyball Swimming Burburn Steele Secretary, Low Frosh Class A Cappella Choir Glee Club Trail to Romance Basketball Life-saving' Ruth Stellini: President. Block S. M. Executive Board A. G. S. Representative G. A. C. Sports Jennie Suuko Honor Society Block M. Sports Motoyuki 'l'nkahushl Honor Society 151 Exertuive Board German Club Block S. M. P. E. Staff Haslcerlmll 'Trac-k Morton Terrlll 0rel1est'ru Band Basketball Lorraine Turner Hi Stuff Block S. M. Glee Speedbull Volleyball Basketball Leonard Unterln A. B. S. Council Executive Board German Club Golf Swimming Football Don Viersen German Club Blom-k S. M. l'. E. Staff Rzlsketlmll Swinuuiug 'l'ra0k Antoinette Hunters French Club Doris lvhite Block S. M. Glee Club Trail to Romance Sports Dorothy Xvillis A Day of the Infants Vautleville Badminton Orvntl 1Vitt Block S2 M. Track Basketball Ruth Young Honor Society 133 Secretary. Freneli Club lnternaiziouul Club Vuumleville -v l ,, . ,,., A QWWQ I f 'Lf' , , V emu? W , fyfzwi fp f ffwc? W M 5,5 ' f fa 95 W 352