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

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DOROTHY MATTOS WENDEL MCMILLS At basketball he takes the cake Football's his hobby, toog His boy friends would be hard to count A true-blue pal for you. Athletics claim this maid's attention, Her fencing is the high schoolls bestg A college would be proud to have her, She smiles her way through every test. S Qs ! 5 ,' ,ff ' 1 -I f f 9,51 I . ROBERT MORTON Tennis, swimming, basketball A winner in all three, He's headed for the rank of pro Which means a handsome fee. S BEVERLY MITVALSKY Ye Ed now rests her weary head, Bouquets are all passed outg She hopes you like themg if you do, She'll utter one grand shout. J f., l .4 , I V 7 CHARMION NEALL Sweet, sincere, and clever, too MARJORIE MARLIAVE A queenly bearing has this girl, In scholarship she shinesg Activities she has a plenty, She's one who never whines. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY This drawling youth so tall and slim, . Baseball is his ambition, Big league will claim him, due time iHe'll fill a good position. Well schooled in charm and grace, And when she speaks in soft, low voice, Radiance lights her face. BERNARR NELSON Of o eretta fame this lad P y His voice rings loud and true, An all around good friend and pal, I-Ie's of the favored few JACK MIDDLEKAUF Deliberate in thought and deedg A thinker deep, profoundg Among the world's best financiers His name will be renowned. in IAICK MUIR Astaire has nothing on this lad, We crown him rhythm kingg ' wizard on a ballroom floor, A master mind of swing.

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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

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JUNE NEWMAN She doesn't care for math and Latin, But loves domestic art, Her biscuits, cakes, and apple Will capture some man's heart. F A ROBERT PHILBRICK This clever lad aspires to be A member of the press, A nose for news and adventure, His future we can guess. OLIVE PARNELL A MARION NELSON A gay coquette with loving heart, She holds a strong allure, For all who chance to meet this miss, Say she's their ideal, sure. HELEN NEULING Conscientious to a fault, Reliable and steadyg She'1l take the lead and bear the load In need she's always ready. pies small, cute lass, demure and shyg olks says she has a yen For a happy home and little totsg ttention: home-loving men. BARBARA PAINTER Conservative in all her ways, With disposition sunnyg She'll brighten any college group, She's what we call a honey. . WNQW BEVERLY PEASE A. lively tomboy, a dandy pal 'Refreshing as the springg Rough and ready but true and steady And say, have 'you heard her sing? EDWARD POLLOCK A tall, good looking, friendly lad, Refined and so well-mannered, He adds to any party sceneg His life should well be bannered. JOSEPH PICCOLI' A handsome youth well trained in arts Of woodwork and of printingg His skill is working with his hands, Ex For him coin will be minting. 9, W 3 BILL ROBINSON A He's never spoken out of turn, His words are chosen wellg Thoughts are things this wise lad knows, In his mind, good thoughts dwell.