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

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NORMAN WAGGONER A.friendly giant liked by all, A natural leader, toog And many a heart goes pitty pat When he comes smilin' through. DON WALLACE A brilliant future looms for him An editor outstanding On some big paper he'1l soon be Each word of his commanding. MARGARET WAT'T Small and blonde with dimples, too, Sparkling and dynamicg You'll see her at the tennis courts And movies most romantic. ht 1 JAMES WEST 6 Ambition fills this splendid lad And ideals most outstandingg His destiny to be a leader, Quiet but commanding. TED WHITE He sees the sunny side of life, ib- This lad with winning smiley Q Yet deep beneath his carefree wa- Lies wisdom all the while. JACK WILLIAMS Q F' Erect he stands to meet whatever Problem life might bring, Dignity to him does lend The manner of a king. Girls to him: are deadly poison, For,this fine lad, it's safe to say Unless a major change takes place He'1l never know a wedding day. RALEIGH WIRTH INGA WEST Never given much to talking A girl demure and sweety And just the type in days to come To make a home complete. BARBARA WILLIAMS Popular, carefree, fun-loving, too A little sentimentalg Friendly and kind to everyone, And distinctly ornamental., From top to toe he suits the girls, His curly hair entrances: This lucky lad will always have A corner on romances.

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KAY STANB ROUGH tresses A. perfect combinationg Many of our bachelors Find her their inclination. JEAN SULLIVAN A happy disposition hers, With a laugh that is really contagious Her specialty is in bringing cheer, She considers the blues outrageous ifs If X fHENRY T-oULsoN slim, tanned, boyish high school youth, Athletics make him shine: He'll get along just fine. DOROTHY TYO She has a piquant charm and grace, 'Tis said she's much admiredg At any social gathering Her presence is desired. Her beauty and her pure black When added to a business firm BARBARA SULLIVAN A queenly manner, a quiet reserve, A girl who is well worth knowingg A voice that is sweet when she , speaks or sings, And eyes that are darkgand glowing. SHIRLEY TONGE She wins a host of loyal friend With every kindly deedg Her sweetness charms all tl1 about her, The ualities we all should hee- ,5 MARY TUCKER A bounding wit her second nature, A smiling face she showsg She sees the fun in everything, And never tries to pose. M14 ,. IKM wffiffy' MILDRED UNDERWOOD In energy this miss abounds, She sings just like a larkg N In future yeiars her life's ambitions MARY VIVAN Wllldlscovii-jlihelrtrue,,12?rk' A fireside pal, she-always speaks ' ,, In accents low and sweet: I K bw lu . ' She sees the best in everyone, XR ' ' ' A friend you love to meet. ROBERT ULRICH He chooses clothes of sporty mien. They suit him to perfectiong The girls think he's just marvelous, His taste needs no correction. 6

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EVELYN ANNE WISNOM Social service claims her time. She's skilled at helping others: She has a way with kiddies, too, ,A splendid boon to mothers. ROBERT WTISNOM His brogue's as cute as it can be, This Irish son of Ering Some San Mateo high school girl For him will soon be carin'. mw9' BUD WOODNI He'll sail the seven seas right soon, In charge of Uncle Samg The singing sailor he'll be dubbed When he brings home the ham. JOE BASSO He's camera shy but mighty nice With a voice that thrills the girlsg When radio discovers him He'll keep his wife in pearls. -s 4 4 . . 1, 1 in mi f r E5 3 ---- fllflmilm 'm.m'M:s. ..iMi!iUlE:::.r, i i if-D , Q W - Hmmm ' . . .. M f s xv 'H