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

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ROBERT IRVIN Success flows to him easily, Magnetic to the 'nth degrecg He possesses that rare gift Attracting people naturally. JACK JAMES Excitement does this brave youth crave, He's thrilled by frontier days: Perhaps at some near future date, Uncharted trails he'll blaze. LLOYD JOHNSON An ace of the speedway he would be He's cool, calm, and collected, He has the gift of cheeriness, jected. KIYOSHI KATAMOTO Beneath a shy and quiet front Lies wisdom unsuspectedg And in his face we always see Loyalty reflected. DON KINSLEY He's wary of these modern girls His music he likes betterg In journalism he's expert- A wide-awake go-getter. x ye J .5 , -I f i if? , ni L X. V. Hard knocks don't leave him de- ALBERT JACKSON Brain and brawn-both he possesses, Signs of an expert workerg ' In any task though large or small. He proves that he's no shirker. :':' B EVERLY JENSEN A :Ai ' Petite and dainty, carefree gay, f as V Free of all formality, She wins her way into your heart- fx charming personality. A 5 W 'S inte E M E gi - , la' n 1 N4 Q l sf E f I SHIRLEY JONES The rarest of flowers that bloom in spring, This peppy, brown-eyed maideng Some day she'll star in Hollywood, With charm she's heavy laden. JOHN .KEANE A golfer and a sportsruan fair, He speaks naught but the truthg Deliberate speech and thoughts mature, Chalracterize this youth. ,-:. -',PA fag :., ,.,, -If ,.., . 2 fl ft' E ,,,:,: ,:, -S :jfs z J .uyi ig ' W ,., :W A happy, husky, outdoor girl ::':': ' l In many sports she excelsg MQ And, too, she possesses the rarest A heart where contentment dwells. '

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V QAWUQW HERMAN HARTONG A roguish twinkle in his eye Belies a stern expressiong He has a heart that's good as gold, With him there's no depression. may BETTY HILLBUN When right she argues for her point Till opponents do agree: Hers is the knack of winning out, A good debater, she. ,ROBERVF HACKLEY His spirit lifts up other folks, He lightens heavy loadsg A kindly word is his motto, And eheerfulness, his code. WM BEATRICE HESS So like the girl of long ago A shy, old-fashioned belleg She's worth her weight in gold and more, To her your troubles tell. 1 Q., QQN 'RICHARD HURLEY A pleasant greeting he bestows, A pleasure just to meet himg An evenness of temperament, Not ruled by every whim. Q- :rd X WW CLARK HARRIS A, Romeo among the girls This handsome, well-built lad: - When San Mateo High he Wonft several girls be sad? WESTCOTT HICKS Basketball has given him An athlete's winning graceg ln sports or in his daily This boy now sets thc ADOLF HURLIMAN A sturdy giant, we all like To watch him: from the bleachers, He loves football but wishes there Were no such thing as teachers. leaves, ix., A- 5SiimQ.t. JOANNE HEBERT Sophistication, charm, and gra And radiant animationg Magnetic qualities so rare Produce true fascination. Qu' LMSOL -L work pace. JACK HOWARD His will is strong as bands of s He always holds the floorg In public speaking this smart Wins many a loud encore. Qu-

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TED KUTZER A happy heart because he The secret of true living: He does not ask for recompens He gives for joy of giving. HARRY LEWIS A hearty smile lights up his features When you just glance his wayg His pleasant and engaging manner In business life will surely pay. Xl PHYLLIS KNEASS Innate refinement, quiet tastes, A gentle, soothing way With dignity and charm we all Hope to acquire some day. sew? Ste Kgs LOUIS LENGFELD A scholar mature beyond his y He stars in all his classes: A brilliant mind which will always be A A leader of the masses. LLOYD MCCALLUM In basketball a shining star, He dotes on work well doneg His friendly greetings start the just right for everyone. day LOIS KUSHNER Her carefree ways enhance her charm, And wit she has to spareg School clubs are part of her And watch her take a dare! ROBERT LEO ears Tl-iere's talent in this silent lad, Music in his tasteg I-Ie'll grace a symphony ere long Arriving there in haste. MARGARET MCINTYRE A journalist of clever skill, T11ere's magic in her peng Creative vision clothes her words When she speaks, now and then. regime RUTH LEE A sweet little girl just five feet tall With a good word for everyoneg She wins all hearts with her winsome ways, Leaves a record of work well don 460 JA,M ES LOWRIE A youth of mind and thought mature, An earnest worker, heg No job of his is ever shirked Or tossed to one side carelessly. I iii 'D HT! i 'IQ Z t .Q -t,i t ---1-:- W , Gi 2 'Vi - I' .LJ ,1', ' g, L N' id' .,.,.:. 1 , A , 1, i , . 'J ,., , 55553 rug? ' .: Ea:-'1- .. 14:-5 'aww' Q Qt i E