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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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I - drvixxf G? P59 -Q X - YLL 0 Ce? EVM? wax shi VM 335 ,yiwpyfww qi? JJMWZZV CRE Vw WW ffwfffk' . 4714? 5'-'7,c4f1A f44f 66J SHN IVIQTEO THIS ELM BELONGS TO Jefkm H 3 'zlu vu! - 1 1 f 1 4 6 ! 1 . wry .Ml SGW QT'-'SM Hip' 4 WTMWWWM 1w5feff1'49 T SSO ATED STUDENTS SAN MAT HIGH SCI-IO Everett E. Blanchard f 1897 - 1948 'N IN MEMORIAM We, the staff of the l949 Elm, have set aside this page to honor the memory of four of our friends, a beloved man who gave inspira- tional guidance to countless students for many years, and three of San Mateo's in- comparable boys. Kenneth Zarelli 1931 - 1948 Thomas Whilt 1932 - 1948 ., Q - . v Ioseph Rossi 1930 1948 4 JOSEPH H. ACHESON WILLIAM T. Van VORIS ARTHUR H. SMITH Donn of Boy: Pl'il'lCiPU1 Superiniendeni MILDRED E. HAYS Dean of Girls FACULTY 4 ' 'fffw f SA HISTORY LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hays. S. McNeill. C. W. Moore, G. Smith. I. Quinn, C. Mar- lhull. C. Geer. C. Wriqdt. Absent: W. Gill, W. Jorgensen. LANGUAGE LEFT TO RIGHT: M. MCCuIly. L. Collopy, G. Krislovich. H. Lewis, L. Hall. R. Baker PHYSICAL EDUCATION fNo Picluresl M. Hlnklns, S. Friedrichs, M. Mullowney G. O'Neill. Z. Williamson. F. Collln. D Lacy. H. Lloyd. B. McGuire. OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Iufleries, E. Gerszewski. O. Westlgard. E. Hollo- sler. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, M. Mc- Candless, M. Blanchard. Ahsenl: M. Marshall. N l LEFT TO RIGHT Don Tateosxan audxtor Dorene Bruce Secreiary Al Bertcxqnu presldent Lou Bons vzce Sa .1 -x ii' Q J .Z 1 - l Q U .Q Q . ,gzgiayg ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 'Lisa vu , I 4 FIRST HOW leh lo hgh! D Stark I Louxe B Howcxt A Bertuqna D Owens SECOND ROW I Re1lly T X. SPRING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: lens Christy. vice-president: Ingrid Andersson, president: Ann Poland. secretary: Lee Men- delson, auditor: Ray Christensen, treasurer. Env The Associated Student Government of San Mateo High School is composed of five officers, the president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and auditor. These students are elected by the student body at the end of each semester and assume their respective offices at the beginning of each new semester. lt is the job of the president to preside over all A. S. assemblies and business and Ex-board meetings. The viceepresident arranges all assemblies and presides over all business meetings when the president is absent. The secretary records the minutes of all A.S., Ex-board, and business meetings. The secretary also takes care of all A. S. correspondence. lt is the job of the treasurer to keep track of all A. S. funds, and to help promote money making activities. The auditor Works with the financial faculty advisor to see that the financial books are kept in order. One of the many duties of the president is to appoint, with the approval of Ex-board, a group of commissioners. These students work along with the officers to promote school activities. SPRING COMMISSIONERS FIRST ROW. lelt to right: B. Howard, S. Bonowitz, M. Sposito. C. Smith, I. Andersson, D. Smith, H. Styles, B. Skcxnkey. SECOND ROW: R. Brooks, B. Christensen, B. Lamborn, B. Iucobi, P. Kohl, I. Christy, C. Fitch. THIRD ROW: I. Everett, T. Pike, L. Boris. , El ll . I 3 .. xr ws. wgfwg ,gf 'SQ sf? 7 2.3-if ,.,. 32' if Q ik R g x Q wi w dv F? ,el K f- Q3 iw A 1 3 is Q -A Q. a Q is X' ,i sigiiiiilgssikssmfa E'??5w1Gis2 Qlzxikgkisw , 3 3 E4 W, .ff 5 Nmgw 'mf J. . 'Q ax f:gwaff?sy,q gn -.I Aw- ., Aw, 'T' ZQIW M35 mil? 832155 Wifi Q WWiii'?kL1'QWRlf.S'-?S1?!ff:'QmE1Zvm?4R34fWii19i was FALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Paulson, Dave Grant. Don McMillan. SECOND ROW: Bud Lamborn, Iames McComb, lim Favsrman, Walt Straub. THIRD ROW: Bart Christensen, Neil Iohnson, Pat Di Sibio, Bob Rodolf. SPRING Halph Medeiesser, Iohn Everett. I-'ALL FIRST HOW, left to right: Wanda Greer. Louise Lundberg, Bar- bara Skankey, Bev Schuetz, Diane Maior. SECOND HOW: Gin- ger Parker, Pat Dres- chler, Roberta Sch- walb. THIRD HOW: Grant Bernstein, Allie Straub, Ted Mann. FOURTH HOW: Ron Ild. Bob Doe, Irv Rios. Eric Larsen. Floyd Thomason, Iohn Knutzen, lens Christy. SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: Neil Johnson, Bud Lczmborn, Jack Archer. SECOND ROW: Laurie Peter- son, Don Lcmqrock. Bob Pforsich. go.. The Associated Student Body commissioners, appointed by the president and approved by Ex-board, are the cabinet of the high school's government. They hold office for one semester, and work side by side with the elected officers and representatives in carrying out their duties. They co-ordinate the activities of the various groups and classes and execute any responsibilities given to them by the president. Following the revision of the A. S. Constitution last spring, the sixteen coni- missioners now listed are the Dance, Rally, Girls' Athletics, Boys' Athletics, Grounds, Traffic, Yearbook, Publicity, Drama, Music, Freshmen Boys', Fresh- men Girlsf Radio, Co-op, and Cafeteria. A parliamentarian is also appointed to serve during meetings of Ex-board. FALL FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Yee, L. Louie, M. Rossi, I. Louie, M. Weltz. D. D. Snider, L. Lundberq, B. Shankey, P. Dalziel, I. Morse, S. Crossen. M. Clark. G. Clinqen. SECOND ROW: G. Ori, B. Schuetz. D. Walker, B. Ciardelli, P. Cooney. I. Mills. M. Beazley, I. Petrini, D. Warren. B. Becker, K. Griiiith, D. Bruce. THIRD ROW: I. Anderson, G. Dillon. B. Howat, D. Tacchella, S. Lonq, L. Collins, C. Fitch, L. Mendelson, E. English, C. Mills, B. McPhillips. A. Bertagna. FOURTH ROW: T. Fallon, A. Straub, I. Milia, A. Owens, I. Reilly, B. Murphy, I. McDonald, P. Westiguard, T. Fike. FIFTH ROW: C. Ginnever, I. Christie, D. Grant, I. Chiappe, E. Larsen, B. McAllister. L. Boris. D. Ryan. SIXTH ROW: I. LeMay, D. Wisnom. T. Mann. D. Stark. P. Kohl. -Kumi The Executive Board of San Mateo High School does not execute laws as the name implies but acts as a legislature. EX-Board is composed of representatives who are elected at the beginning of each new semester from the home rooms. It is the job of the representatives to either pass or reject motion and laws concerning the welfare of the student body. lt is also the job of the representative to report to his home room the busi- ness carried on in Ex-Board and to carry back to Ex-Board any suggestions that the home room students may make. Ex-Board is called to order every Tuesday after school by the president of the student body. The salute to the flag is given and the secretary reads the minutes of the previous meeting. After the commissioners have given their re- ports, the meeting is open to any business that may come before it. With Ex-Board as our House of Representatives, our school government is truly a government of the students, by the students, and for the students. SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Heinecke, B. Howat, S. Bonowitz, M. Sposito, C. Smith, A. Poland, I. Andersson, Pres. I. Christy, D. Smith, H. Styles. B. Slrankey, R. Christensen. C. Fitch. D. Owens, I. Halls, Lola Cinni. SECOND ROW: R. Yee, M. Weltz. R. Brooks. B. Christensen, B. Lamborn, B. Iacobi, P. Kohl, I. Louie, M. Schade. B. Ballard. H. Bauer. G. Orri. M. Rossie, P. Dalziel. THIRD ROW: I. Foster, D. Beer, T. Woy, D. Henderson. I. Everett. T. Fike, L. Boris, A. Straub, B. Rossi, T. Tegner, N. Williamson, I. Webster, M. Hen- derson, S. Crossen. FOURTH ROW: C. Bieler, P. Spencer, D. Grant, B. Beschel, L. Mandelson. I. Bland. F. Thomason. FIFTH ROW: T. Bouvet. F. Ronqey, B. Campbell. I. Favorman. D. Sicard, I. G. C. Iohnson, E. Barber, S. Peterson, I. Trash, P. Goddard. -ii ABS FALL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Fiich Vice-Pres.: Bob Murphy, Pres. Dunne Eckert, Sec. Trecxs. FALL CABlNET FIRST ROW, lei! lo riqhl: T. Munn D. Eckerl. B. Murphy, C. Fitch, A Slraub. SECOND ROW: T. Woy. B. Rodoll, F. Lanzcx, B. O'Connor. SPRING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: lim Reilly, Vice- Pres.: Bob Doe. Pres.: Bill Mc- Michael. Sec. Treccs. SPRING CABINET LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Doe, B. Murphy, G. Zongus, B. McMichael, K. Scan- nell. I. Reilly. FALL BOARD FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Lac- samana, A. Straub, P. Ralston, I-'. Lanza, D. Eckert, C. Fitch, B. Mur- phy, I. Azavedo, I. Mcllrath, D. Long. SECOND ROW: B. Giles, K. Pierce, T. Woy, W. Johnson. B. Rodoli, P. Nelson, G. Lilly, D. Prince, Gregory, B. Dodson, R. Peraga, B. Montague. THIRD HOW: M. Slade, I. Indahl, C. I-Iarshburger, B. O'Connor, D. Upton. R. Shick, M. Button, K. Scannel, 'I'. Mann, B. Paulsen, I. Reilly. SPRING BOARD FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Chal- mers, Palmer, Sullivan, Marble, Martin. Pellegrini, Butcshy, Iohnson, Palladino, Schueuter. SECOND ROW: Wells, Clark, Doe, Murphy, Zonqus, Brown, Di Sibio, Ashcraft, Peterson, Lee. THIRD ROW: Soholt, Tateosian, Roberts, Tiader, Takeshita, Tessner, Scannell, Strange, Birtwell. FOURTH ROW: Lanza, Bernstein, Rielly, lndahl. . B. . ABOUT BOY SHINANIGAN S To Whom it may concern, six purple flashes and a small burst of thunder! This is the way Bob Murphy started his semester as A. B. S. president, assisted by Chuck Fitch and Duane Eckert somewhat in this manner. Since the A, B. S. treasury was flatter than a praying Mohammadenp B b decided on having the A. B. S. dance right away. The Single Wing Swing s the name and success was the outcome. Bob also held a couple of assemblies much to the pleasure of the boys. Then without the use of safety pins came the change of the semester. A mere infant in the way of politics, also one of the few juniors who enjoys the privilege of being A. B. S. president, was Bob Doe, who got the nod and job. lim Reilly and Bill McMichael were his officers, and he started off on his career by having Ky Ebright, the head crew coach of the U. C., to tell the boys about his experiences at the l948 Olympic Games in London, England. Mr. Charles Mar- shall is the worthy advisor for our oirganization and is doing a Wonderful job. Say hello for me to anyone who won't slap your face for it. Anonymous. M Q! 1 FALL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT' Virginia Wallace. vice-pres.: Inqrid Andersson, pres.: Joyce Fosi:-r, sec.-trecxs. . 'gi S123 G OFFICERS LEFT TAJRIGI-IT: Gloriu Alon, ice- preF.: Ioyce Foster. pres.: cme X Mitvalslcy. ssc.-trees. ' kj J n , j e. 81 's X , J y In. L ' 11 i s L T, J !, ' . 'la' '. 1 J X ' U ' J - ' if is f FAMICABI AT ' wob V Wcxllairli n rsson, FIM RCN? len ifkyiir: R. Fosteg'fS. ' BdjbvJil,'5.x AF. Howal. 6' ECO HOWLZB. I-I eclw E. Schel- ., enber , H. Sfqles, Smith, M. 'YSCI3 de, Bnvlyhzlreion' G. Dillonkggx Q , f 1 '- If X .1 v j. 1, I 4. M V .- u 1 ' X ' v Y . K ., K.. . lj .1 I if 'fu J :I J' U la If I N f J I xx hx, Q ' nf , i an ,X x SPRING CABINET FIRST HOW, Ieii to riqhl: D. Milvcll sk G. Dillon Foster B. Bev- Y, , I. . eridqe. D. Tcxcchella. SECOND ROW: B. Fmqulia, S. Bonowilz. G. Gelcrn, P. Olmstead, R. Yee. FALL BOARD FIRST ROW, left to right: O'NeaI. Bleuss, Pierce, Howat. SECOND ROW: Clark, Van Tassel, Coward, Foster, Andersson, Wallace, Vissier. Malaprop, Beckmenn, Snider, Haynes, Beer. THIRD ROW: lack- son. Styles, Bendenill, Fragulia, Poage, Lanphier, O'Connell, Hill. Guehemeite, Marlin, Krozak. FOURTH ROW: Asplund, Collen- berg, Hotchkiss, King, I-Iermans, Nuttall, Dillon, Schade, Ahrous, Lenhardt, Stewart. SPRING BOARD FIRST ROW, le!! to right: Bonowitz. Ratliii, Vissier, B. Heieck, Ballard, Mitvcrlsky, Dillon, Foster, Hubbard, Yee, Tacchella, Beckmenn, Crossen. SECOND ROW: Prindle. Wain- wright. McKenzie, Anderson, Or- mando, Gans, Jackman, Christy, Hermens, Snyder, Lindsay, Camp- bell, True. THIRD ROW: Nichols. Minor, Cohenour, Strong, Van Beb- ler, Atkins, Oden, Tyler, Fraqulia, Clark, Gransirom, Warren. Gold- smith, Atkinson, Woolley. FOURTH ROW: Iohnson, Beale. Goodhue. FIFTH ROW: Von Husen, Boulden. Maior. Collins. SIXTH ROW: Gari- valdi, Larney. .5.. The fall AGS under the direction of lngrid Andersson, Virginia Wallace, and loyce Foster was very active. Selling refreshments at the football games was a major project. The girls also put on a noon dance for the football squad to send them off in style to their first game. A Date With Dad presented a wonderful evening for all those who went. Good food and laughter, school songs and cheers, led by the dads, could be heard resounding through the halls of the school. Patty Elsener was the guest speaker at the sports assembly and gave the girls a first hand view of the Olympic swimming team. The girls of Miss Maloney's sewing class presented a fashion show, Winter Fantasy, to the AGS at Christmas time. The spring AGS, under the direction of loyce Foster, Gloria Dillon, and Diane Mitvalsky, was equally as active. With spring came the Easter Egg Hunt. The AGS had fun hunting several members of the ABS, who played the parts of the eggs. The scene was a Chinese Tea Garden, and the essence of incense floated in the air. The doors of the gym were flung open to admit the dancers to the traditional AGS formal, Lai See Fantasy, Cgood luck in Chinesel, for this was the time of year when the girls asked the boys for a date. Behind the scene of the AGS is a very active and able advisor, Miss Mildred Hays. Truly without her help, the AGS would never be able to present such full and active semesters. 4145534 . A +141 ', 3. f-.57i5'bHJb- an QI. - Vlflu V9 3 . 9 f iw .1 ' will? -n IUNIOR STATESMEN FIRST ROW: I. O'Necrl. M. A. Perkins, I. Conway, A. Adams. H. Gans, I. Hansen, M. Schude, R. Brooks, I Andersson, I. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: I. Mills, T. Mendels, Y. Ken, G. Dirstine, I. Burger, R. Herrick, I Dado, M. McNeer, M. Sposito, M. Lacscxmcmcr. THIRD ROW: I. Lcrcscrmcmcx. H. Hungerford, D. Tylor, S. Long B. Icxcobi, B. Tcrkeshitcx. mx, x., , 'wan I x me N f- 1 ,, . xo l U 3 ' x X ' f cfm m 9 ' I I Q I .bf F 24-flfwg, E I ' B' X ll U In I ,l .1 t lt 59:4-Ny X. xx HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Louie, M. Schade, H. Guns, R. Yee, I. Mills, V. Densen, B. Lamhorn, I. Webster E. Bcrnzel. SECOND ROW: S. Hilker, G. Chew, L. Louie, M. Harris, G. Dirstine, E. White, I. Mcnwuring, E Mendels, I. O'ConneIl, L. Demcxttei, C. Morikuwu, R. Gilmore. THIRD ROW: E. Wall, K. McNulty, G. Davis D. Cairns, S. Long, B. Feldman, T. Kobeyushi, D. Searls, B. Stark, D. Metccxli. FOURTH ROW: D. McMillan I. Everett, K. Scannell. W. Hall. R. H. Brooks. I. Schucht, B. Tcxkeshltu. -wil Hr wf-0 V.1Iill Rl. '. --f' .. ORGANIZATIONS GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Slark. H. Gans, I. Faverman, Mrs. Lewis, I. Hansen, R. Schwalb, A. Adams. SECOND ROW: M. Harris, C. Kren, G. Dirstine, L. Van Husen, E. Schellenberq, P. Drechsler, I. Andersson. THIRD ROW: T. Mendels, E. Banzet, D. Knowles, I. Dado, T. Woy, B. Iacobi, B. Lamborn. FOURTH ROW: l- Archer, D. Van Hoesen, L. Peter- son, N. Iohnson. D. McMillan, B. Takeshita, R. Brooks. FIFTH ROW: D. Lanqrock, P. Kohl, G. Marki, M. Spira, B. Christenson. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Denson, M. Eckman, L. Botlarini, I. Thulander, B. Howal, D. Owens, Pres., N. Wiseman, M. Mayne, M. Wellz, L. Bruzzone, B. Gray. SECOND ROW: D. Grant, D. Troll, I. Indahl, R. Chrislenson, B. Goudy, D. Alli- mus, P. Williams, V. Wallace, A. Poland, Miss Collopy. THIRD ROW: S. Christensen, P. Hayes. S. Long, T. Mendels. Y. Ken, K. Griliilhs, S. Wcxinright, L. Mc- Donald, A. Atkins, G. Morrison, N. Treyer. FOURTH ROW: E. Cronin, R. Rutter, I. Seilz, C. Smith, G. Gelan, B. Barnes, E. Prindle, C. Urenn. S. Bonowilz. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW, left lo right: I. Fosler, M. Lanphier, P. Shiner, B. Poulson, C. Ratlifi, R. Olson, B. Iackson. SECOND ROW: M. A. Perkins, I. Berger, M. Schade, R. Bryant, M. Santos, S. Ander- son, P. Olsson, I. A. Cates. P. Whaley, I. Ladley. THIRD ROW: R. Flanders, B. Rodolf, C. Filch, W. Straub, I. Rios, I. Conway, I. Birnbaum, C. Herrick, R. M. Schneider. FOURTH ROW: S. Shearer, B. Sleinbaugh, B. Bfvrnes, B. Mollohan, P. Hays, l- Ulhrich, G. Dirstine, D. Toepke, D. Eckhardt, I. Feldscher. FIFTH ROW: R. Kennedy, A. C. Beale, D. Ohlmulz, I. Muruhy, V. Parker, P. Schulz. E. Garibaldi, M. Bazlev. R. Mills, F. Feather- stone. SIXTH ROW: B. Beschel, F. Hall, R. Gile, F. Lanza, I. McComb, T. Brickley. fXfX l .... FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Planie, D. Giesin. I. Feldscher, P. McKenzie tsec.l, T. Di Sibio tv. p.l. R. Garqiulo, R. Shorter, G. Daher, S. Freeborn, M. Foley, I. Kaufman. SECOND ROW: S. Scott, R. A. Lovett, R. Bryant. M. Atwater, M. Christiansen, B. Feldman, I. Wegner, B. Iuckson, A. McKuren. THIRD ROW: I. Hansen, H. Cramer, D. Tyler, Y. Itayama, D. Toepke, I. Murphy. M. Schade, S. Bogart. M. Spira. Q The tall drama classes, under the direction ot Miss Veronica Rourke, pre- sented two performances ol Qur Townfl a three-act play hy Thornton Wilder, to sell-out audiences in the Little Theatre. The sprinq classes produced two dramatizations, Arsenic and Qld Lace and Staae Door. The Footliahters is the honorary society tor student actors and actresses. Fall officers for this qroup were Rodqer Shorter, presidentg Pat McKenzie, vice' presidentp and Geormaine Daher, secretary. Ronald Garquilo was the president tor the spring semester, and Antonio Di Sibio and Pat McKenzie were vicefpresi- dent and secretary, respectively. A student becomes eliailale tor membership in the Footliqhters hy outstandina participation in a term play. This :group sponsors all productions ot the drama department. Q., W-iinjj'gsg,' ,Nw ' .. .. 5: ' s f. jul. FALL STAFF Editor . ,.....,......,,.. ,,,,,....,,,......,..,,,.,............. ,..,.,.....,,,,, T o rn Fike Assistant Editor .........,,,,,...,........,... . ...,........ Betty Howat Feature Editor ..,t., ,, .....,, .,..........,, Virginia Harris Sports Editor .,......,.., .....,,...,,.,...........,.,,,, Lee Mandelson Circulation Manager .. .... ,,,,, . ........ ,....,. . ,v,,,...... I o an Vincent City Editors ..,........,......,......., ,..... I can Clark and Fred Barnes Business Manager ....,.,,,,...,...,............................ Tom Faulkner Photographers ,..,,.............,......,,....... Mal Button and Ed Wall Reporters .... .Barbara Fragulia, Mal Button, Don Peterson, Howard Gingold, and Roy Walden. SPRING STAFF Editor .,....,...,......, ........,,,,........,.,,....,...........,... R onald Johnson Assistant Editor ,... ..,..,,,.....,,.....,....,,.....,,..,,.,,.. L ee Mandelson Feature Editor .....,..... ...,,,V.... ,,,.. H Oward Gingeld Sports Editor ,,.,.... ..v,.,.,.............,,............,,, ,.....v R o scoe Brooks Circulation Manager .......,,,,.,,,,,......,..,,..,,,,......,, Clara Benson City Editors ...... Bev Barnes, Roy Walden, Marilyn Haynes Business Manager .....,....,.,,...,,,.......,..,,,,...,......,,.... Diane Maier Photographer ..,....,,...,,,.....,,...............,,,......,,,,, ..Tom Faulkner Reporters-Ioan Clark, Marion Clark, Torn Fike, Barbara Fragulia, Sue Shearer. Betty Howat, Grace Morri- son, Ieanette Morse, Patricia Shiner. Advisor ...... , ..............,.................,........,...... Miss Ieanette Weber Printing Instructor .,....,,.........,,,,.....,.,...,......... Mr. George Wihr C Ja, ' During this past year, the members ot Hi-Staff, under the supervision of Miss Ieanette Weber, continued to publish the bi-monthly newspaper ot the Asso- ciated Students of San Mateo High School. The is organized on the same basis as a professional newspaper with regular beats assigned to the reporters and deadlines established prior to each publication. The page editors make-up the page dummies, write the heads, and then submit the copy to Mr. George Wihr, print shop instructor. He and his shop classes handle the technical side of publishing the four-page paper. Many students of journalism also work with the publicity commission by writing columns of school news and special articles for the city papers. Seven members oi the staff became members of Quill and Scroll, the lnter- national Honorary Society of High School Iournalists, last semester. jim frm. A yearbook is, in all reality, a memory book. Sometime in the future as you take your '49 Elm from the shelf, blow the dust from its cover, and turn the pages, your thoughts will return to the time when you were a student at San Mateo High School. As you open the book, you will see pictures of the school building, so strange to a freshman and so familiar to the upperclassman. The pictures of the faculty will remind you of the many times those same teachers gave you extra advice and guidance. The familiar faces of the student body officers will call to mind election campaigns, assem- blies, and meetings of Ex-board, A.G.S. and A.B.S. representatives. The sports section will bring back the many times you either participated in a sport on a Bearcat team, or cheered for that team from the stands. lt will also recall rallies, the cheer- leaders, and the school song, Orange and Black. The social candids will bring nostalgic mem-- ories of the many times you planned, decorated, and then attended school dances and other events with your best date, The pictures of the oranizationse.-Band, Glee. C.S.F., lunior Statesmen, Footlighters, Hi-Staffe will remind you of the fun you had planning activities with these various groups. Then . . . the senior section. As you look at the faces of your friends, you remember them, their mannerisms, their nicknames, and most of all, the good times you had with them, both in and out of school. All this and much more is brought to you by your yearbook, the Elm. lt is a key to your memories and is a treasured possession of all alumni. ,.--.:':-,.......- BETTY HOWAT Editor ,,.-vr '- MM STAFF FIRST right: Wallace. I. Mendelson. B. Howcxt, I. -4 Dillon. G. Parker. e r s o n , P. Schuetz, A. McDonald. rx b e r g, M. P. Williams. 71 he it . - ..-. f-,I l Sir' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Cresta, F. DePedro, S. Shearer, M. Planie, L. Maier, A. C. Beale, M. Zurick, I.. Blanchard, B. Feely, N. Browne, G. Walker. SECOND ROW: B. L. Scott, P. Hodqers, F. Iuckson, S. Burrell, I Garvey. D. DeVere, P. I. Koernig, R. Bryant, B. A. Holden, L. M. Zcxros, S. Brown, G. Klam, C. Miner, C. deYounq, P. Iaeqer. THIRD ROW: B. Carson. H. Howland, S. Atkinson, B. Knibbs, P. Pichard, D. Kremer, C. Iohnson, I. Macdonald, B. L. Breed, S. Ward, H. Hedgecock, A. Warren, B. Ross. FOURTH ROW: M. Lynch. N. Schoengold, N. Hale, G. Peterson, F. Tedesco, I. Ghielmetti, I. Weqner, L. Axtell, B. Becker, E. Roberts, I. Donnelly, T. Bendinelli, H. Dunn. FIFTH HOW: R. Madsen, A. Borkman, B. Larney, B. Feldman, K. Kelloqq. D. Manwaring, C. Whiting, I. Burnie. S. Allen. M. Grachis. ' 0 lf anyone were to ask, What school is famous state-wide for its bands, or- chestra and chorus? Naturally, San Mateo would be the answer! Mr. Brose CProfJ and Mr. Campagna CDukeD have done marvelous jobs with the Senior and Iunior bands. The bands participated in two Portola Festival Paradesy gave superior performances in the annual contest held at San Iosey marched at all school football games: did a wonderful job of representing the Montana band at the Stanford-Montana football game, and gave their annual concerts. Mr. Dunn also has had a big job directing a 29 piece orchestra, a lOO voice choir, plus an A Cappella. An operetta is one of the annual events of the chorus. At Christmas time, the chorus caroled at the different hospitals, and during the Portola Festival Week, they gave a top-notch performance before a capacity audience. A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW, lett to right: M. Mossman, D. Knowles, T. Mendels, G. Peterson, B. Skanlry, A. C. Beale, M. Zurich, I. A. Cates, C. Herrick, G. Gelan, I.. Bruzzone. SECOND ROW: I. Wheeler, R. Madsen, D. Kremer, E. Mendels, G. Klum, S. Brown. B. Ballard, V. Osorio, B. Roberts. THIRD ROW: A. Borkman, I. Uhlrich, S. A. King, M. Henderson, I. Webster, G. Bintord, C. Wcxllick, E. Kezer, M. Pitcher. FOURTH ROW: M. Klam, I. Ghielmetti, C. Iohnson, B. Bailey, M. Attwater. FIFTH ROW: T. Wardu. D. Searls, H. Pemberton, G. Troll- man, F. Tateosian, B. Iohnson, B. Takeshita, B. Wolfe, N. Hanson, H. Dunn. SIXTH ROW: R. Shorter, R. Arnold. B. Beschel, W. Woods. ', fm-UQ? W ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW. lefl to riqhl: S. Hilker, W. Sarlin, S. Hass, M. Yelick, A. Tyndall. R. Prindle. C. Hoichkiss, M. Sposiio, F. Henning, S. Littleiield, E. Mueller. SECOND ROW: M. Klum, G. Daniels, T. Warda, B. Matson. B. Marquis, I. Rios, I. Bennett, M. Fleming, O. Williamson, P. Iaeqer, G. Gelan, I. Kelloqq, K. Vernon. THIRD ROW: A. Schick, R. Peterson, G. Trcllman, R. Perrson, K. Scannsl, D. Owens. F. Tuleosiun. F. Lindstrom, N. Hansen, F. De Milia, B. Wolfe, B. Schuttler. FOURTH ROW: F. Bevin. P. Osborne, T. Sevilla, Mr. Dunn. BAND FIRST ROW, lell to right: P. Dalecio, M. Iackmcm, 1. Pope, A. Poland, D. Owens, E. Banzel, S. Staion, I Holland, K. MacNully, I. Day, N. Gransirom, R. Person, I. Walters. SECOND ROW: P. Iaeger, G. Gelun, P. Whaley, V. Chrisly, I. Clemson, K. Scannell, D. Tateosian, I. Conway, R. Lindenberqer, B. Doe, B. Skankey, G. Dirsiine, I. Manwarinq. THIRD HOW: R. Ild. C. Roqelslad, E. White, G. Kildebeck, D. Segal, T. McGrath L. Butchey, G. Trollman, I. Rios, G. Peterson. I. Christy, G. Zongus, D. Upton. FOURTH ROW: B. Schuttler, K. Vernon, G. Pelliqrini, M. Santos, I. Kelloq, B. Wolfe, D. Benninghoven, D. Boer, K. Martens, D. Patrich, D. Hansen, E. Steele, R. Bauer. FIFTH ROW: F. Hall, C. Karr, I. Chalmers, B. Takeshita, M. McNeer, E. Larsen, I. Ellingson, B. Dado, C. Ross, W. Woods, B. Gilchresi, I. Dado, K. Hagel. 1 I -,LQ Z - M1 f'!l'l.lgH - Q - an? I' 'Q af., MV . I W XY W YN ' Javiwl X . .. . .- SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .W ' ' f' A- ff ' - - lx 1 5 K 5- H Q. 'Vt wil-Xl if EQEQ 3 ' I mf gf' ' : , , an 3, , 4 . 'E 'I 1 l 3 K ,QV The students in the stancls, cheerinq tor their teams, are as much a part ol the hiqh school sports scene as are the players themselves. During the two semesters just completed, the Bearcat rooters were especially wellforqanizecl, and most important ot all, high-spiritecl. They turned out in large numbers to support their teams in all sports. And so, in appreciation tor their interest, cooperation, and spirit, the 1949 Elm staff proudly cledicates this sports section to those loyal students who appeared, rain and shine, to cheer tor the Orange and Black. L ig- nl, lt s ATHLETIC s XA I ' tif f! K fl ,th t Xgifvtf ' 3 ' ,1.,-A FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Cramer. L. Mendelson, managers: T. Parker, P. Iaeger, B. I-Iauger, B. Doe. T. Nash, F. Lanza, L. Peterson, B. Montague, R. Medeiesser, B. Alcala, C. VanWye. SECOND ROW: M. Rosselini, I. Archer, managers: Ross, B. Rodoli, B. Murphy, D. Curtis, J. Knutzen, I. Sullivan, N. Johnson, D. McClure, D. Bailey, R. VonGunten, R. Arnold, assistant coach Frank McGraw. THIRD ROW: Coaches Ray Allee, Wag Iorqenson: B. Stevens, B. Botieff, C. King, P. DiSibio, R. Christiansen, B. Harlow, D. Westiguard, W. Siegfried, S. Staton, B Mills. B Cummin s, D Sicard, A Rolin , G Beltramo, cxss'sta t h W lt S l . FO T . . g . . g . 1 n coac a e over UR H ROW: H. Hungerford, M. D'0livio, managers: D. Eckert. S. Campagna. I. Beckwith, B. McMichael, D. Birtwoll, R. Olson, G. Peterson, B. Kahler, D. Barluglia, E. Atkinson, H. Gila, I. Bland, I. Geiger. U . One of the frightenest San Mateo varsity foot- ball squads in this school's 25 year history, the 1948 Bearcats, under Head Coach Wag Iorgen- sen, and his assistants, Bay Allee, Walt Selover, and Frank McGraw, finished the season in a third place tie with Lincoln, each club register- ing four wins, two defeats, and one tie. The 'Cats had a most eventful practice season as the varsity whipped Fremont, 12-O, and Oak- land Tech, 21-6, while the junior varsity slashed Oakland Tech, 13-7, Serra, l3-7, and Commerce, 24-13. Fullback Bill Botieff crashed over with San Mateo's first P.A.L. touchdown in the opening game with Sequoia, and Sal Campagna, all- P.A.L. back, plunged over with the winning TD as the Cherokees fell 13-7. The Mateans made it two in a row as they trounced San lose 20-6 the following week. Bob Cummings tossed to Bill McMichael, Campagna passed to Cameron Van Wye, and Botieff plowed from the one-foot line for the three Mateo touchdowns. After two weeks of disaster, which found Palo Alto and Lincoln handing San Mateo its only two setbacks of the year, by respective scores of 27-l2 and 26-7, our boys hit the comeback Jn Mad trail as they bopped lefferson lO-9, as Campagna passed to Dick Bailey for one TD and ran over another, while Duane Eckert's aerial to all-P.A.L. End Bill Kahler was good for the third. An underdog 'Cat eleven upset mighty South City l8-6, with Campagna scoring twice and flipping to Kahler for point eighteen. The stage was set for the Little-Big Game. Needing a win to tie for the championship, San Mateo battled heavily-favored Burlingame to a 6-6 tie. Behind 6-O, San Mateo produced a 70-yard drive which was climaxed when Botieff smacked over from the one. The unsung heroes of the gridiron, the seven men in the Bearcat line, developed into one of the best forward walls in the league. Standouts in the line were Kahler, Bill McMichael, Dick Bailey, Don Sicard, Bay Christenson, Dick Mc- Clure, and Iohn Bland, who was picked as cen- ter on the second all-P.A.L. eleven. Bob Alcala, lim Geiger, Bon Olson, Bill Mills, and Phil Iaeger all saw a great deal of line action, also. Other backfield stalwarts, other than those who figured in the season's scoring, were Bill Haugeer, Pat DeSibio, Art Boling, and Wes Siegfried. A Kama i 5 fr , ,, 'f5'wmma-5 Y 4, y, , QA R ibff 'xx w 50 fr J' Xfsoamfx i Y :J xv 2 We V S. X iff! Y '9 9 M ., 4 f' Cf,,,4-Jef 06' KCN 'f?.f:?i.'?S?' Jfwm - som gunman For the second consecutive year, Coach Frank Collins' Soph-Frosh was nosed out of a cham- pionship by a half game and again by Sequoia's Frosh. Collin's crew finished in second place with five wins, one tie and one loss. With Bing Crosby cheering for the opposition, San Mateo dropped its first and last practice game as Bellermine chalked up a 20-6 win. In the opening league game, the Bearkittens fought Sequoia to a 6-6 tie with Fullback Willie Grimes racing 80 yards for the lone Matean touchdown. The 'Kittens went on to bop San lose, 21-6, and then toppled Palo Alto from the unbeaten ranks with a 14-0 dumping on the local gridiron. Lincoln's Frosh registered San Mateo's first league defeat as the Lincs blanked the Mateans, 14-0. On the next Thursday, Iefferson met San Mateo in what eventually seemed like a track meet, with San Mateo coming out on top, 40-20. Forty and 60-yard runs were numerous through- out the day. San Mateo tacked on its fourth league victory when the 'Kittens traveled to South City to smack the northerners, 32-12, in a contest highlighted by a pass from Dick Marble to Willie Wright, which, coupled with Wright's run, was good for 70 yards and a TD. ln a hard fought prelude to the Litttle Big game, San Mateo overcame stubborn Burlingame for a l3-l2 final score and the Mateans' fifth con- quest. Grimes scored all l3 San Mateo points. Grimes was by far the standout for the Mateo Frosh. Marble, Frank Rongey and Dan Aguilar were others who sparked the backfield attack. End Willie Wright turned in the most consistent line play for Coach Collins and his assistant, George Kristovich. Standouts in the middle of the line were Walt Anderson, Ed Baldini, Clark Rogelsted, Tom Tognoli, and Bob Whitmer. Ray Zieroff turned in good efforts at the other end post. FIRST ROW, left to right: Robertson, Mcllrath. Tateosian, Wells, High, Hogg, Rongey, Long, Van Wye. SECOND ROW: Daniels, manager: Toqnoli, Marble, Medrano, Morrison, Rueland, Iones, Scott, Moroni. THIRD ROW: Coach Frank Collin, Baldini, Rogelstad, Anderson, Grimes, Roberts, Ryal, Haight, Stellinq, Manager Matson, Coach Kristovich. FOURTH ROW: Weston, Moroni, Zieroff, Wright, Wyant, Dougherty, Soholt, Whitner. Black, Marquis, Manager Welch. 4 V .fygwy L H, :V -UG 121233K ,Q Wm Q W? - M W Q. f MA., ,. ,K , I QW, A ww gn -Q .s W H ei J' 5 6 ,,,, I 4 ,x WM . af 1 'Zi ,JH WB X an x K '32 M4 4.4 4 u 1:5 avr .iq M rfggg, tx: 1' ' 1 3'-wife' ' , , , ,Q H .A V 4 Sb vhx X , fm .BS F gi F., 1? ,1 .fi .Q , rg? A, W W . , Ap, w , 1 g X K l 'f P 4 xg X5 ' N I Q I '2 . Q f- -QS' aw -S2 f gli? l TM., ' ww 3.217533- 3 .WV. G A ,rr gfm4Q M. 'Q '95 iw 1, gm, JFPW 3 x,1 Y. IW f. v CHEERLEADERS. left to right: Ted Mann, Diane Mcrior, Barbara Skcmkey. Bev Scheulz, Alie Straub. GOOD - RELATIONS COMMITTEE. TOP ROWl left lo right: Al Bertcxgna, Ingrid An- dersson, Don Kaplan, and Tom Fike. BOT- TOM ROW: Icmice Tcl- venuer. Iohnny Mur- qeiis. Helen White- side, and Louise Lundberg. DRUM-MAIORETTES. leii io right: Merrylin Icxckmun, Ieun Pope, Normcx Granstrom, Fay Malloy, Sharon Lawrence. me - QQ3 .W 1 3 'wiv S.. S is ,, ,, X v TENS FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Kcxrun- tzos, I. Milia. L. Flanders, B. Loud. D. Hansen. Tak- clwa. SECOND ROW: D. Cam- paqna, P. Delecio. T. Wardc. D. AI- ccrlu, L. Winkler. D. Nelson, P. Ish- imaru, T. Fallon. TWENTIES FIRST ROW, lah to right: Cunning- ham . Iverson, Chinn, Rios, Chiu. S E C O N D R O W : Duh-u. Coons, Pel- ton, Benning- hoven, Godell Miller, Gee. Sem- mons, Mayache. z8aM1fbalL TENS San Mateo's lO's under mentor Anthony Duke Campagna, finished in the first division of their race, winning four games in eight at- tempts to tie Burlingame for the fourth place spot. Dick Alcala, Tom Warda, Dick Hansen, Phil lshimaru, Bill Nelson, and Bob Laud spear- headed their squad to conquests over Half Moon Bay, Palo Alto, Iefferson, and South City. San Mateo's lO's best game, like the 'Cat 20's, was a non-league contest. The Mateans stood out when they outfought Bellermine High in an ll-10 final score. TWENTIES Plugged throughout the year by lrv Bios, Len Chiu, Walt lverson, Bob Cunningham, and Wal- ter Chinn, San Mateo High's 20's basketball squad had one of San Mate-o's best seasons in recent years. Coach Ben McGuire, in his inaugural San Mateo coaching role, steered his boys to a three- way tie for second place, finishing with a six- win, two-loss count, along with Palo Alto and Sequoia. The Bearcat 20's smashed South City, Palo Alto, Iefferson, Lincoln, Half Moon Bay, and trounced Burlingame 20-8. Outstanding game of the 20's was when the Mateans came from behind in the last thirty seconds to tie Serra, and then went on to beat the Padres in overtime 33-32. TH1!l2TIES Al Bertagna, Guido Pellegrini, Don Peterson, Chuck Fitch, and Marv Huss sparked San Mateo f-ligh's 30's basketball team in a tough l949 league race. Tae Mateans finished with a three- win, five loss record. Victims of the Bearcats were lefferson, Half Moon Bay, and South San Francisco. Many of our setbacks cculd have gone either way. For instance, after leading Burlingame at halftime, San Mateo bowed by one point, 31-30. Bertagna was chosen team captain of the year. Bertagna and Huss were high point men of the season, with Pellegrini, Fitch, and Peterson holding down the defense. VARSITY After a mediocre seasonal start, Ben Mc- Guire's varsity basketball squad climaxed the l948-lQ49 hoop season in a blaze of victory, as the quintet of Lou Boris, all-P.A.L., Bill Kahler, Duane Eckert, Sal Campagna, and Bob Cum- mings, wcn its last four games from stiff op- position. With a two and three record, San Mateo ex- ploded against previously-undefeated Lincoln, and then proceeded to knock San lose from the leaders' ranks. The Bearcats topped highly- rated Serra in a return match, and completed the season by massacring Burlingame, 35-29. San Mateo finished with a five-three league record, and thus tied for third place. THIRTIES FIRST ROW, lei! to right: A. Di S i b i o . I . V cx n Strculyan, A. Ber- taqnu, C. Fitch, M. H u s s . S E C O N D ROW: Coach Cam- pagna, Gregory, I. Boar. H. Ross. H. Stellinq, R. Venturelli. D. Mc- Millan. ti 'F VARSITY FIRST ROW. left to right: D. Eckert, B K hl L . a e r , . Boris, R. Cum- mings, S. Cam- paqnu. SECOND HOW: Coach Mc- Guire. B. Della Liberd, S. Walters. R. L o w e r Y . D . L k D . a n q r o c , Grunt. D. Olsen. ,ffm gag? 1 fi .5 's..v, ,ffl '39 N. I mf A News X , 555 wif M25 s Ssiwiiiffwgt 1'3'w?I:3v.?k , f' X51 5111! Coach Frank Collin had good veteran strength on his 1949 San Mateo High golf team. Leading the future Ben Hogans this spring were Stan Keller and Bill McMichael, both vets from the 1948 squad, who battled for the first spot. Rounding out the golf club were: Ralph Wrenn, Ron Olson, Ned English, and Gus Zon- gus. English, a sophomore, and Wrenn, a fresh- man, were the only lowerclassmen on the squad. Keller, McMichael, Olson, and Zongus all grad- uate this Iune. J ' The San Mateo High tennis team finished a successful 1949 season by placing high in the P.A.l... finals. Walt Chinn and Tom Fike were the standouts for the Mateans in the singles events, while the combinations of Dave Wisnom and Gregory Davis, and William Gee and Lenord Chiu brought home many league Wins in doubles competition. Next year this entire team, with the exception of Pike, will be returning to the courts for a pos- sible championship. nl IZ, J X ' I S .5 - I . ,JLCXS -I NJ: if 7 QOH ' X, Q., - 9 K 4,10 y '05s ' '40 fx 'vw ' o 'Eg 6' Q x , ' 1,11 fi .9 'oss 5? l 9 f ZZIQIQIA , df, X' I if it A 4 Q it Y 4 ' 'PQ L' ,JV is Q la QR x 1 is Q o' YH111f 5 -X ff Q i L- xx! Q 119' A 1'-v ZIMN' o- j C , - 41-fff' .4GoIlJ' i 1 if C' x I i 'E Q- - qflllllt If 9 it 44' 'x Coach ,- mae 1 1 2 'Q1IjQ:, -A R 'Z Q . at GD Q 4 i. ,yy 1, s ' :ef 0, '--.' 0-43 L' 'Sgt ' Q ' W7 l - v 'tff'f,1,ff t. 12 .CV M I fa 'last M, Nfl sg ' AQ' - ' wi in 4. . ' Q A f ff 4 .www--.'..:4-1-' - ff , ' 9' 1 N 1 ' t'.,.,0?Zf0OQ.vS56sQ.Q Q K ,fag 64 l Q Y if, 3 ' 'V?i?:6i:inmfllll5HW-i W gl-I N .lI,.-.-..-.f- Allhhhl X fl----L .I ,fx , I 'gn -QAQ --Ht Illll .5 Il .. Q H --! L 141'-Ill! .QL 'I-ll QQ -59 .5 t vllggylm-u nll ll i-7 :un SX J e n-ACSA' A J? N Q jll X : If fi A 5. v ,uv Q06 3-ti as JVTS ' 3 . . ...gm BQ, .,-' . if W if . -N. FIRST ROW. lei! to right: Kcxruntzos, Wong, Quock, Mock, Delacio, Nelson. Flanders. Metcali, Mullin. SECOND ROW: Garner. Dutru, Rios, Straub, Wolfson, Hendricks. Ridgeway, Kuni, Ormando. Lucsamcma. jmck TENS The dimes were limited in their activity this year because of the lack of performers. This group opened the season in good style but was considerably weakened when several outstand- ing squadmen were forced to compete in the twenties division. Of the few men left by the time the P.A.L. sea- son rolled around, Bill Nelson, Iohn Mock, and Henry Quock were outstanding. Nelson per- formed creditably in the shot and broad jump, Mock held down the sprints, and Quock partici- pated in the shot. TWENTIES The Bearcat twenties proved to be the most potent of all San Mateo track squads this sea- son as they Won a great majority of their meets by large margins. Led by Ioe Lacsamana, Melvin Kani, Len Chiu, Vince Ormando and Lee Ridgeway in the sprints, and lrv Rios and Alie Straub in the hurdles and jumps, the team started with Lowell and swept through the P.A.L. season with a great degree of success. One of the highlights of the twenties season was in the P.A.L. relays where their two relay teams posted the only San Mateo wins of the meet. l u xr Ti 38 . THIRTIES The Bearcat Thirties, although they did not vvin every meet, proved to be one of the out- standing divisions in this season's track picture. Some of the most outstanding San Mateo in- dividual performers raced to victories in this division. Two of the fastest sprinters of all P.A.L. 30's were Ted Sevilla and Al Tinker. Sevilla in the 330 yard dash, and Al Tinker in the 75 and 150 yard sprints both ran to unofficial P.A.L. records in duel meets during the season. Other stalwarts were Roger Wetzel in the pole vault and loel Mendoza in the hurdles and high iump. VARSITY Coach Ray Allee boasted one of the outstand- ing varsity track squads of the P.A.L. this spring. Key men were: Wes Siegfried, Bill Botieff, Ted Parker, and Frank Lanza in the dashesg Bob Rodolf, Charlie Grimes, Walt Straub, and Bart Christenson in the longer races: Chuck Fitch: Chuck Ginnever, and lim Reilly in the hurdles, Bill Mills, Dan Westigard, Ray Christensen, Ron Gile, and Don West in the weight eventsp Fitch and lohn Knutzen in the pole vaultp Ginnever and Ronnie Ild in the high jumpg and Torn Iaf- fries and Walt Yeeman in the broad jump. Lanza, Siegfried, Botieff, and Dave Grant com- posed the relay team. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bortolin, Dean. Chiuppella, Pellizer. Wells. Butschy. Van I-Ioesen, Wotzol, English. Leviton. Mcxyuche, Prickett. Tinker. Adumis, lohnson, Simmons, Winsmun. Lauerence. SECOND ROW: C- ' k K t , B W. St cx b, Fitch. Reill Rodolf, I-luuger Feather Van Wye. Robinson, Anderson, Par er. nu zen axons. r u y, , - stone, Pederson, Siegfried, Grant. THIRD ROW: Sevilla, Mills, West, Zuhl, Kimes, Sicurd, Ild, Poullon. Ginniver, Westiqcxrd, Gile. Fish, W. Prickett, Mendoza, Brown. Muri, Azevedo, Couch Kristovich, Coach Alleo. as Q ,Qs t ' iw-- l ... .ii .93 kiQis,,Q,,Q?5 J.. S wit J g !9.'. fv- I PT 1 gi 3 'E E V ,jf ffl Z f if fy, V 3,51 , V' T , 'fill - ii it we I ll ' , ii - . ,,,- i ' . U K , . .. it ' A Q, 2 in 'ii-W -On ,lf -vu- QA N 551' ik A -f'i Q Z' 'N I' YAY Q 5' V -. -L L FIRST HOW. left to right: Bottassi, Marble, Alccxla, Loud, Benodetti, Arriqo, Weston. Tilley, Lamson. SECOND ROW: Coach Campbell, Gila, Lipman, Price, Sanlin, C u n ninqham, Bagnall, Barat- tino, Pelton, Schick, Johnson FIRST ROW, left to right: Facca, D . A g u i 1 a 1' , Bailey, Alcala, King. Venturelli, McClure, F. Aqui- lax, Bertaqna, R o s e 1 li n o . SECOND HOW: Della Libera. Huss, Damele, Eckert, Kahler Dougherty, Cam- pagna, Cummings, Boris, Murphy, Coach Dan Lacy. zgazmball, Rated as one of the strongest nines in the league, San Mateo 1-ligh's varsity baseball squad embarked on the 1949 campaign with high hopes of a league championship. Veterans from the 1948 squad who again saw action under Coach Dan Lacy this spring Were: infielders, lack King, Lou Boris, Dick Bailey, Sal Campagna, and Bob Murphyy outfielders, Bill Kahler, Dick Damele, and A1Bertagna, catchers, Duane Eckert, Bob Alcala and Dick McClure: and pitchers, Frankie Aguilar, Dan Aguilar, and Bob Cummings. Talent up from the frosh in- cluded Marv 1-luss, Bruno Della Libera, and Walt lverson. With a great deal of Veteran material at his disposal, Coach Loren Campbell fielded a strong San Mateo High Soph-Frosh baseball team this spring. Sophomores Bed Lipman, Don Santin, Bob Botassi, Bob Cunningham, Bob Laud, Dick Marble, Don Bagnall and Frank Rongey were the 1948 repeaters. Two freshmen broke into the starting nine, outfielder Gene Tilley and catcher Don Gile, along with newcomers lack Aguilar and Bud Lamson, both pitchers. The Soph-Prosh opened its season with a convincing 14-8 Victory over Bellarmine. sw. . TENS-TWENTIES The lightweight swimmers were plagued with a small turnout but some good talent was discovered in these divisions. Newcomers lim Brophy and Wayne Iohnson, supplemented by veterans Bruce Campbell and Arlen Wight, made the twenties a potent factor in the league race. lim Clark, Bill Faucette and David Ciros formed the nucleus of the tens' squad which, although small in number, had good performers nevertheless. Faucette swam the breast-stroke, Ciros participated in the backstroke event, and team captain Clark took part in the freestyle events. THIRTIES--VARSITY Led by such veterans as Captain Ted Mann, Dan Birtwell, Don Langrock, Barry Schuettler, Phil laeger, Dave Gillis, Kirk McNulty, and Bruce Stevens, the varsity swimmers again en- joyed a successful season. Starting off on the right foot against Bellarmine by licking the Bells 35-30, the team went through the season with a good won and loss record in P.A.L. competition. The thirties also opened their season in high fashion by beating the Bells 35-l5 with Captain Dick Owens and Dick Butter coming through with impressive victories in several meets. Other stalwarts were: Dave Whiting, Iim Mc- Ilrath, Bob Stirm, and Tom Weston. TENS-TWENTIES FIRST ROW. left to right: Scott, Clark, Tekcxwu Gillies, Faucetie, Seurles, Ross. SECOND ROW: Iohnson, Heister- kcrmp, Brophy. Scunnel, C. Gin- qold, Campbell, Wight, Sundblad. THIRTIES- VARSITY FIRST ROW, leit to right: Iucobi Weston, Mcllraih, McMillan, Elling- son, Stern, Rutter, Whiting, Saiberq, Owens. SECOND R O W : C o u c h Walker, H. Gins gold, Jaeger, Har- low, McNulty, Levy, Gillis. Mann, L k Allan, u n gr oc . Schuetller. A bali-L S' Q . 1 i A K wx VM Bl' 4 1' rl 1, 5 v- ? ,mo l A L' 'Q w.Qef2,yQyAg3,'gig my ,. , I mm, wt' FIRST ROW, left to right: Campagna, Coach Collin, Bailey, Coach McGuire, Doe. SECOND ROW: Delacio, Chiappetta, Medetesser, Simmons, Honqey, Chinn, Ishimaru, I-Iiraiumi, Bertagna, Fitch, Rios, Reilly, Rodolt Loud, Fallon. THIRD ROW: Yeeman. Cramer, Van Wye, Anderson, Lacsamana, Alcala, Thayer, Whiting Archer, Peterson, Iohnson, Shimizu, Lanza, D'Olivio, Barnes, Marble, Iverson, Knutzen, Fike, Van Hoesen FOURTH ROW: Sevilla, Matson, Daniels, Ketchigan, Fry, Brooks. Steindort, Schuttler, Di Sibio, Ken, Rutter, King, O'Connor, Morrison, English, Benninqhover, Tinker, Trott, Lee, Eckert, Campbell, Christianson. Murphy Botieff. FIFTH HOW: Boris, Boer, Bagnall, Tateosian, Iohnson, Sicard, Upton, Atkinson, Currier, Plorsich, Mills Birtwell, Gillis, Mann, Ginniver, Cummings, Rogelstaad, Wright, Ild. SIXTH ROW: McMichael, Bland, Gile, Olson, Siebecker, Langrock, Downey, Whitehead, Hazel, Dietch, Scannell, Westigard. Dougherty, Christiansen Strange. FIRST ROW, left to right: I.. Louie, I. Louie, M. Rossi, G. Gelan, C. Urenn, M. Schade. SECOND HOW: R. Yee P. laeger, P. Hayes, R. Schwalb, M. Sposito, B. Herr, I. Anderson. I Blork 'SL 'WL BOYS President Sal Campagna headed the Block SM Society at San Mateo High this year. As- sisted by vice-president Dick Bailey, and secre- tary Bob Doe, Sal and his committee set forth one of the best dances of the fall semester, Single-Wing Swing. During the spring, this society worked on the plan for new block awards. GIRLS During this past year the Girls' Block S. M. was headed by Roberta Schwalb as president and Carolyn Urenn as secretary in the fall, and by Grace Gelan as president and Mable Rossi as secretary in the spring. Members were active as officials at football games, as members of the stairway committee and in presenting the Sportsman Dance with the Boys' Block S. M. All enjoyed a hockey and a basketball playday. 9. 1.5 gum The Girls' Athletic Council had for its officers during the tall semester lunea Louie, president, Marilyn Schade, vice-presidentg and secretary, Ioyce Ladley. During this term there were three sports activities tor the girls of San Mateo High School: Hockey with Mable Rossi as manager, swimming with Mariloo McNeer as manager, and volleyball with Peggy Iaeger as manager. At the annual GAC. assembly, Pat Elsener, Olympic diver, was interviewed and gave a narrative of her experiences at the 1948 Olympic Games. Marilyn Fearless Sposito was the president of the spring GAC. The most important event of this term was a sports playday sponsored by San Mateo. At this sports day, girls from letterson, South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Sequoia, Burlingame, and San Mateo High Schools participated. FALL FIRST ROW. Ish to right: G. Golan, I. Lcxdley, I. Louie, M. Schade, M. McNeal-. SECOND ROW: M. Rossi, I. ndersson, B. Herr, M. Sposilo. SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Gelcm. I. Louie, M. Schada. M. Sposilo. I. Lad- ley. C. Urenn. SECOND ROW: P. Iaeqer, M. Rossi, M. McNeer. B. Herr, I. Asplum.-L HOCKEY FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Yee. M. Yee, V. Osorio, I. Burnie, M. Rossi, A. Yee, I. Collenberq, I. Louie. P. Iower. L. Louie. SECOND ROW: B. Herr. F. Iackson. Z. Van Bebber, C. Hotch- kin, F. Nolan, P. Kline. B. Lund. E. Buschman, B. Pruitt. C. Medeies- ser, P. Hayes. I. Weg- ner. THIRD ROW: C. Covert, I. Reynolds, I. Asplund, B. Knibbs. C. Brose. M. Coca- nouqher. B. Evans, G. Gelcm, F. Burnie. N. Hansen. F. Henning. C. Carlson. IUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, leh to right: R. Yee. B. Pru- ih, G. Gelcm. M. Ros- si. I. Weqner. SEC- OND ROW: L. Louie. I. Collenberq. B. Evans. V. Osorio, I. Louie, P. Iower. THIRD ROW: F. Bur- nie, I. Heynurd, Z. Van Bebber, P. Hayes. C. Coveri, M. Harris. I. Asplund. SWIMMING FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Wullich. P. Hayes, C. Covert. B. Herr, C. Hoichkiss. I-'. Nolan, I. Weqner. SECOND ROW: A. Yee. A. Lukas, M. Co- cunouqher, G. Gelan. A. Hiqbv, T. Teqner. N. Ward, A. Sherry, I. Grand. BADMINTON Left to riqht: R. Yee. I. Asplund. I. Louie. Couch Mullowney, G. Gelcm. L. Louie, P. Iower. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Yee, E. Tor- res, I. Barelli, V. Oso- rio, I. Burnie, P. Iower, A. Yee, M. Yee, G. Chew, B. Fix, I. Col- lenberg. SECOND ROW: C. Eastman, M. Torres, G. Carlson. G. Ortiz, V. Edward, B. Herr, F. Nolan, I. Wag- ner, M. Rossi, B. Pru- itt, A. Lukas, C. La Cure, B. Holtzherg. THIRD ROW: A. Yee, K. Kellogg, B. Gustai- son, I. Reynard, Z. Van Bebber, C. Co- vert, I. Asplund, T. Henning, C. Hotchkiss, M. Tennis, T. Tegner, C. Burhman, F. Iack- son, B. Evans, B. Lund. FOURTH ROW: B. Knibbs, P. Hays, P. Reed, N. Williamson, H. Hidgecock, M. Han- sen, E. Roberts, F. Burnie. FROSH-SOPI-I BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Ashley, C. La Cure, I. Mills, A. Chew, M. E. Yee, A. Yee. B. Herr, I. Bur- nie, B. Ienkins, I. Ba- relli, T. Torres. SEC- OND ROW: M. L. Whe- less, G. Carlson, M. Torres, A. Lukas, C. Medeiessor, V. Ed- ward, G. Ortiz, S. Smith, B. Holtzberq, C. Eastman, I. Grant, M. Lynch, F. Nolan, N. Ward. THIRD ROW: B. Lund, T. Teqner, T. Henning, M. Tennis, C. Burhman. A. Yee. C. Wallick, M. Atwa- ter, I. Day, B. Breed, E. Roberts, H. Hedge- cock, F. Iackson, M. Hiqbee. F O U R TH ROW: D. Tyler, C. Whiting, I. Guillen, M. Davis, C. Brose, M. Cocanougher, P. Reed, N. Wivlliamson, M. Sand. P. Kline, S. At- kinson, M. Knibbs, B. Knibbs, I.. Stewart, C. Hotchkiss. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Yee, E. Tor- res, I. Barelli, M. L. Wheless, B. Ienkins, I. Burnie, I. Asplund, A. Yee, B. Pruitt, M. Ros- si, I. Wegner, V. Oso- rio, P. lower, I. Louie. SECOND ROW: M. Torres, G. Carlson, V. Edward, G. Ortiz, M. Yee, I. Mills, G. Chew, S. Smith, S. Ashley. B. Holtzberg, C. East- man, I. Grant, A. Sher- ry, M. Lynch. THIRD ROW: L. Louie, I. Rey- nard, Z. Van Bebber, P. Hays, T. Henning. M. Highee, K. Kellogg, B. Gustafson, I. Day, F. Nolan, D. Tylor, C. Hotchkiss, F. Jackson, M. Tennis, I. Guillen, L. Stewart, M. Davis. N. Williamson. C. Wallick, M. Atwater. FOURTH ROW: P. Kline, M. Sand, B. Evans, T. Tegner, N. Ward, M. Hansen, E. Roberts, H. Hedge- cock. A. Lukas, C. Medefessor, B. Lund. E. Buschman. F. Bur- nie, G. Gelcm, C. Co- canaugher, M. Davis, B. Knibbs. FIRST ROW, lett to right: C. Ratclitt, I. Andersson, I. Louie, M. Rossi. R. Yee, L. Louie. G. Gelan. SEC- OND ROW: E. Prindle, I. Ladley, Z. Van Beb- ber, M. McNeer, P. Iaeger, M. Sposito, B. Herr. THIRD ROW: R. Schwalb, C. Urenn, B. Barnes, P. Hays. t Q , FRESHMEN ff lg - - 1 B ly X FSXLMQNKX ,L -2 , i, ' I K. if X ,Q y X .ark In ft in w Under the leadership of Miss Margaret McCully, Miss Lucy Hall, and the Freshman Commissioners, the freshman class had a very active year. Early in the fall the class had an assembly at which Mr. Acheson and the Freshman Commissioners spoke, and the sophomore cheer leaders led the class in school yells. The freshmen elected their officers and they were presented to the class. The annual Frosh Fun Night was in October, which was a huge success due to the help of Mrs. Dolores Meyers and Miss Martha Mullowney. As the lowly low Freshmen became the mighty high, they started their spring semester with new commissioners and class officers. Having won the punctuality contest, they had a special talent assembly. In May the class played host to the prospective incoming freshmen on Campus Day. From this class will come future leaders of San Mateo High School. I-'ALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Left to nqht Art Hemmel. Secretary. Ioe Miliu. President. Bradley Lei! to right: Susan Jones, Secretary, Bill Gregory. Vxce Pres dent Stark. Vice-President. Frank Tateosiun, President. is mm rxx.-. , jlmahman. 630415, ... ... ap. R. A ,A .. A A :'f..i jzmalzman, 513214, J s K 5 I' ' SCPHGMCRES ' llrt' if pl-V l S w ' F t' A ,.' ,1 f Kel? it ' As we look back on this, our sophomore year, we remember outstanding activities. Our president, Bill Matson, vice-president, Ted Bouret, and secretary, Carolyn McClure, with the help of the Sophomore Council, planned the activities of the fall semester. Among these activities was the Iungle lump, the first dance to be given by the sophomores. Our fun night was a big success with all partici- pating in the games and stunts. Sports have always been a thrill to sophs and We Were no exception. The frosh-soph football game against Burlingame will always be remembered: we Won by one point! Football, basketball, swimming, baseball, and track, We participated in all these sports, chalking up many points. The spring semester was full of the plans of president Ned English, vice- president Frank Lindstrom, and secretary Barbara Anderson. See you next year as juniors. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Left to right Ted Bouret, Vice-President. Carolyn McClure, Sec- Left to right: Ned English. President, Barbara Anderson Secre retary. Bill Matson. President. tary, Frank Lindslrom, Vice-President SUM'-0111-0'lf2f Enya, Svplwnwm 51114, FALL OFFICERS BOB RODOLF GREG PETERSON GINGER PARKER SPRING OFFICERS IRV RIOS MEIRRYLYNN IACKMAN NEIL IOI-INSON Vice-President President Secretary President Secretary Vice-President - - 1 H - - If 2 'fm V F , i 1 1 1 I 1 I I JFS, R A The lunior Class, under the guidance of Miss Mary Cool, o-sf' , --5.4 'QT-, r of f Vhjllf A , I ., F' ll rj? ,nl i gif' ,I I Q I ' ,gl 0' 'f . ng, 1 Q sl 3-4 fi My . if W, Q f ' Q sis faculty advisor, had a very successful year. A joint Iunior lamboree was staged with the Burlingame luniors at Bur- lingame. Due to the quick action of the fall officers, the senior rings arrived in time for the Iunior Prom, Blue Noc- turne. Everyone will remember the Prom, held in Ian- uary, as being the best school dance of the year. Also, a lunior Fun Night was held in our school gym. lunior Council members were elected from the U. S. History classes and the council met regularly to discuss class activities. Fall officers were Greg Peterson, president, Bob Bodolf, vice-president: and Ginger Parker, secretary. The spring officers were lrv Bios, presidentg Neil lohnson, vice-president: and Merrylynn laclcman, secretary. FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Iackman, I. Beckman, D. Beer, G. Parker, I. Gritiith, I. Clarkson, B. Skanky, B. Shuttler, I. How ell, I. Pope. SECOND ROW: I. Foster, I. Fleming, D. Beeman, M. Henderson, G. Turk, R. Eldrich, V. Denson, M. Haynes, B. Herr. THIRD ROW: L. Mendelson, A. Manzie, I. Orecchia, R. Garguilo, N. Iohnson, I. Rios, W. Iverson, L. Butchy. SPRING COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leit to right: V. Denson, L. Demattei. I. Clarkson K. Griffith, N. Iohnson, M. Iackman, I. Rios, M. Haynes, M. Wise, A. Hunt, P. McKenzie. SECOND ROW: I. Indahl, I-'. Hall B. Rudolph, R. Giles, G. Turk, L. Butschy, I. Archer, D. Barsuqlia B. Shuttler. THIRD ROW: V. Chiappetta, B. Piorsich, W. Iverson W. Straub, G. Peterson, R. Von Gunten. YI1 My . .1 :gif 'i -.,wff Qt-az , . g,.:.v..L, QU-W-iffi 43044, HQAIAWA jlzmivrylyddr I 5 . 5 ggf.e 4,4 fl , f -3 - i g .gy 'X S me iw mls: e FALL OFFICERS Left to right: Ann Pol- Und. sec.: Bob Besch- el. pres.: Chuck Gin- never, vice-pres. SENIO cox S- SPRING OFFICERS Left io right: Fred Barnes, vice-presi- dent: Norma Grun- sh-om, secretary: Iohn Knutzen, presideni. Jfftflf- Take your pick and shovel and let's go diggin' back through some golden merriories. ln our Treasure Chest we find many haDDY hours almost forgotten by now. lt's kinda fun to diQ back over our high school years, recalling places we've been and good times we've had. Remember our first school dance, Bearcat's Ball? We danced to the dreamy music of Mat Mateo. Leading our Hit Parade then were songs like To Each l-lis Own and Chickery Chick. That was the year San Mateo won the Big Little Game with heroes like Bob Ratcliffe, Eddie Mack, and Kenny Rose carrying the ball. We stepped into our sophomore year filled with pride. Pot Erickson's band became the rage. We danced many hours away at the Continen- tal, Cow Cow Pow Wow, and the Shipwreck. The Big Little Rally was the first time the gym had been restricted. We became familiar with Searsville, Carmel, and starlight dancing at Adobe Creek. San Bruno decided to build a high school, and we received the promise of grad- uating in an auditorium, although graduation in l949 looked so far away. When we got to be juniors, we put away the worries of books and tests. We were upperclass- men! Senior Rings and the lunior Prom drew our attention. The Carosel turned out to be the dance of the year. Other highlights: Clare de Lune, Witch's Whirle, and the Four lacks and a lill FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW, lelt to right: C. Rctlill, G. Brown, C. Ginniver, B. Beschel, A. Poland, I. Artz, D. Walker, I. Christie. SECOND ROW: H. Styles, G. Whitehead, R. Gray, D. Olsen, K. Scunnel, B. Paulsen, D. Eckert, M. D'Olivo, M. Dyhwad. THIRD ROW: N. Messsn, B. Schuetz, I. Fisher, I. Collenberq, D. Doqen, M. Weltz, V. Wallace. H. Gans. with Maria and Temptation We really tried for an auditorium in '48, going all out to put the bond issue over. We did- -but! We passed, none the worse for wear, and suddenly found ourselves seniors. From our senior year we have a big, gold chunk of mem- ories to add to our Treasure Chest. All the tra- ditionsfSenior Cut Day, the last senior assem- bly and the Senior Ball. Remember what a top- notch prexy Al Bertagna was? Remember how we broke all traditions and elected Ingrid spring prexy, first time in twenty years that a girl had held that office? Remember the fight to win our last Big Little Game? ln our minds we can and are ready to accept our diplomas. ln our hearts we are not quite willing, for the diplomas mean goodbye. Good- bye to proms, senior balls, hallways lined with lockers, the co-op, the gym, the skeleton in the biology room, the mad scrambles between classes, flunk lists, Big Little Games, and Orange and Black. We give a little prayer of relief now that finals are over. English 8, Trig, and Chem are a thinq of the past, thanks to the teachers who pulled and pushed us through. But, we really do have a golden treasure of memories, and whether we admit it or not, we are going to miss San Mateo High School. lohnny Bearcat SPRING COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Greer, I. Murphy, P. Olmstectd, R. Bauer, I. Knutzen. N. Granstrom. S. Peterson, S. Long. B. Bev- eridge. SECOND ROW: D. Tateosian, L. Louie, I. Fisher, D. Bruce, S. Bonowitz, S. Duerr, R. Yee, M. D'Oliviu. THIRD ROW: E. Larson. E. Cronin, K. Scunnel, T. Mann, I. Ioyce, I. Bland, B. McMichael, C. King, B. Beschel. FOURTH ROW: C. Fitch, A. Ber- tcgncx, F. Barnes, I. Kemp. ADAMS, ALBERT Pres. lunior Statesmen Honor Society Freshmen Boy's Comm EX Board ANDERSSON. INGRID A.S. Pres. tsprinql A.G.s. Pres. tfallj German Club G.A.C, Pres. G.P.A.L. Pres. ASI-ILEY. MARION French Club BARRERA. LYDIA ALLAN, ROBERT BRUCE Swimming Basketball Iunior Statesuieit Camera Clique- APPLEBURY. HAZEL LEE ASPLUND, JEAN A.G.S. Rep. Volleyball Basketball Hockey BAUER, ROSEMARY DELORES Ex. Board lunior Council Senior Council A G S Rep ALLEN, DONALD WAYNE ARNOLD, ROY HOLM Football Swimming Spanish Club A Cappella Choir BARATTINO. BEVERLY BEALE. ANNA CLAIRE A.G.S. Rep. Spanish Club A Cappella Choir Ex Board ALLEE. RAMON CLYDE Iunior SIGIQSIHHII Footliqhters A B S. Rep. ARTZ, IOAN MARIE Dance Comm. Senior Council Elm Staff Art Comm. BARNES, FRED WATSON Swimming I-It-Staff Block S.M. Frosh-Soph Football BELGAU. BOB GENE Ex. Board A.B.S, Rep. ALTIMUS. DIANE Iunior Sec. lfalll Vice-Pres.'l'r1-Y Ex. Board A.G.S. Rep. French Club ASHCRAFT. NEIL BARONE, FRANK Track Camera Clique BALLARD. LYMAN BENEDETTI. IOSEPH GINO. 1Fclllj Ex. Boar Cl Hep. BERTAGNA, AL A.S. Auditor isp A.S. Pres. llallj Basketball Baseball BIOLSTAD. TED C. Ex, Board A.B.S. Rep. Swimmmq BRADLEY, DAVID K. lfalll BENEDETTI, HUGO FRANK Baseball BESCHEL, BOB Senior Class Pu-sz Ex. Board Spamsh Club A Cappella Choir lunior Stale-simon BLAND, I CHN Football lumor Conn-'nl Ex. Board BRAUN. BARBARA Swrmmlnq BENDINELLI, LOLA Hx, Board R-Jp. AGS. Rep. BEVERIDGE. BARBARA 'l'r1'Y A,G.S. Hep. Iumox Courlqll All COIIlIlllllrlr-' BOGART, ED DEE Iumor Counvll BRAUN, ROBERT PAUL BENNER. WARREN BIHLER. CHARLES BONOWITZ. SARALYN SUE A.G.S. Cabmel lllm Staff l?I'9l lC'll Club Sophomore COllllr'll BRICKLEY, TERRY Spamuh Club Bowlmq l.e-aqua Allrlellrt COIllIl1lllO0 BENSON, CLARA IEAN H1-Stall A .G.S. BIRTWELL. DAN lllatlnxll BORIS, LOU FRANCIS AS, Vxve-Pima. Basketball llx. Board Blmd BROWN, BETTYLOU IRENE lFalll Ulvv BROWN. GENE Honor Society Senior Council Spanish Club Rille Club BURKDALL, DONALD A. CAMPAGNA. SAL French Club Pros. Block SM Pres, Sec.-Tre-as, ot A.B.S. Elm Staff Sports Hand CHRISTENSEN. IACK llralll BROWNE, NANCY ANGELIND Ex. Board Glee BURNIE, FLORENCE VIOLA Girls' Sport CI-IEW. BETTY Ex. Board Sports CHRISTENSEN, A.S. Treas, Football Track Block SM RAY BRUCE, DORENE A.S. Sec. Iiallj Tri-Y Ex. Board BUXTON, LOIS M. CATES. IO ANN A Cappella Spanish Club CHRISTY, IENS Rally Committee Iunior Council Senior Council Swimming Radio Production Band BRUMFIELD. FRANK LAWRENCE A.B.S. Band CAIRNS. DION Grounds Committee Traffic Committee CHICHIZOLA, MARYANN CLARK, IOAN MARIORIE HifStait lumor Council Swimming BRUZZONE, LORRAINE A Cappella Choir French Club CALSY, LAURINE I. A Cappella Choir Glee CHRISTENSON, BART Track Athletic Committee Block SM Basketball CLAUS, BARBARA COLLENBERG. IOSEPHINE Senior Council Ex. Board Sports CRONIN. EDGAR Swimming French Club DAVIS. CLYDE Boxing Commission Football DE PEDRO. FLORA CONWAY. IOAN Spanish Club lunior Staiesnien A,G.S. Rep. Elm Siail Band CUNNINGHAM. IIM Boxing Commission Football Block SM DAVIS. IOY IRENE Ex. Board A.G.S. Rep. Iunior Council DE NARDI. NORMA CORNOLO. IOHN Fooiball Trark DADO, IOAN Iunior Staiesrnen German Club A.G.S. Rep. DAVIS. SUZANNE llfalll Spanish Club GRAY. RALPH Senior Council Ex. Board DALZIEL. PATRICIA BEVERLY Ex. Board A.G.S, Rep. Iunior Council Tri-Y DEAN. DONALD CRESTA. BARBARA Senior Council DAMELE. RICHARD DE HART. MARY DICKEY, AUDREY DEVINCENZI, ISABELLE DYBWAD, MARY IFGIIJ 5 5 .I .Hgmm-f U, i ' 'il' 'WW' DEITSCH. ARLEN Travk Blot-k SM DOUGLASS, ALAN DOYLE. RICHARD Ex. Board A.B.S. Senior Council ERICKSON, ARLENE LOUISE A.G.S,Rt21.i. Spoz ts DILLON, PAT E. Elm Staff lunior Ploymakem l.:it1i1 Club DOWDY, ELEANOR KATHERINE DRUDE, MARILYN lFaIll ERBES. LLOYD llx, Board 'lbniiis DILLON, GLORIA LOUISE DISIBIO, PAT PETE A.G.S. Cabinet ffalll Football Ex, Board Elm Staff lunior Council A,G.S, Vice- Pre-S. Ksprinql DOZEN, DOROTHY KIYOKO tFa1ll Senior Council Basketball DUERR, SALLIE A.G.S. Rep. Iunior Playmakers Ex Board EDWARDS. BETTY I L, ia 4 if 1' DROEGE, BOB DUTRA. LEONARD I. ECKERT, DUANE O. Sec.-Treas. A.B,S. Senior Council Block SM Football I stil 5 if QNX D'OLIVO. MARIO PAUL Band Senior Council Varsity Football Frosh Football Block SM DOUGLASS, PAT EVERETT. IOHNNY Football Tennis Boxing A.B.S. Rep. FARMER, BILL lFallJ High Senior Pres. Ex. Board Grounds Committee AMW FARREL. DON FEELY, ELIZABETH EUGENIA Swlmmmq Glee- A.G,S. Rep. FITCH. CHARLES A.B.S.V1ve-Pros. Trnf-k Basketball Semor Liounml Blork SM FRAGULIA. BARBARA IRENE Hi-Stuff lunior Council A.G.S. Rep. Swimming FAULKNER, THOMAS SEARIGHT 'Elm Semor Editor H1-Staff A Cappella Chou Fx. Board A.Fl.S, Rep FEIGE, ALPHIE HUGO FIX, DONAL DEAN SPC1I'llSl lfillll'1 Comeru Cllqlli? FOSTER. IOYCE ELINOR A.C1.S. Sec. liulll Associate Editor Elm Spumsh Club Ex. Boord 13..G.S. Pres. lsprinql bluli FAVERMAN, IAMES GILBERT Bond Cvermnu fflutw Atlxlottc f7'0l'T1T'I'lIl7fb' lumfar Plvlymfxlzera FENILI, GLORIA FLANDERS, RAY lumor Stnte-smen Spcmlsh Club FOLEY. NANCY Elm Staff Spanish Club Footllqhte-rs FAWL, IOHN EUGENE FERREIRA. DOLORES MARIE FRASCHET. IOANNE GANS. HENRIETTE Honor Soclety Iuuior Slotesmf-11 Semor Counul G9I7IlO1lClllD Llzn Stott l FEATHERSTONE. FRED Pres. Flillo Club PIKE, TOM LYLE lIlmStr1tl H1 Editor AS. Tmuzs. Itulll lutuor VlK'f PI'f'S. Ex. Board FRAZIER. IOANNE LOIS GELAN, GRACE A Cnppe-llo Ch ll Band Block SM G.A.C. ' FSX EN GINGOLD. HOWARD PAUL GINNEVER. CHARLES Block SM H1-Staff Elm Staff Spanrslr Club GRANDONA, RAY G. A.B.S. Rep. Ex. Board Frosh-Soph Foothall HALL. WENDELL HARRIS. VIRGINIA Hi-Staff French Club Ex. Board Se-mor Vrce-Pres. Track A.B.S. Rep. Ex. Board GRANT. DAVID ROY French Club Pres. Athletic Commrsslon Basketball .4 Track ' HANSEN. RICHARD Band A Cappella I-IIELM. JANET M. A.C1.S. Rep Band Glee- Swimming QT GORDON. HELEN GRECO. CARMELO HANSEN. DOLORES HELLER. VERNON K. GOUDY. ROBERT IOHN lunior Council French Club Vico-Pres. lraflrc Comrnulce Block SM GREER. WANDA Rally Camrruttoc Radlo Productzon HANSEN. IRVING S. Frosh Comnussxoner lunror Slatesmen German Club Pcolllqhiers HENNING. TONY I. ljx. Board Radlo Production GRANSTROM. NORMA IEAN Drum Majorette Elm Staff Iunior Council A.G.S. Rep. GIUSTO. BEVERLY HARLOW. ROBERT DONALD Fooiball Swrmminq Spanish Club HERRICK. CATHERINE Spanish Club Iuniar Svrtsrsman A Cappella Choir I-IOPPER, CHARLES Football A.B.S. Rep. HUNGERFORD, HAROLD Iunior Statesmen Football Manager IACKSON. BARBARA WINIFRED Spanish Club Footlighters Stairway Committee I OYCE. IOAN Iunior Council Ex. Board Dance Committee HOWELL. IOAN Spanish Club Iunior Council HUGHES, LORENE MADELINE Glee Radio Production IACOBI, BARDO GEORGE German Club Iunior Statesmen Cafeteria Committee IUVENAL, IOANNE KEN, IACK BING WAH Track Block SM Sophomore Council Frosh-Soph Football ISI-IIMARU, DORIS IAEGER. PEGGY Swimming Band Block SM Ex. Board G.A,C. KEATING, PATRICIA A.G.S. Rep. HOWAT. BETTY LEWERS Elm Editor Hi Associate Editor A.G.S. Cabinet Junior Sec. tsprinql French Club IAEGER, PI-IILLIP Block SM Swimming Football IONE5. IANET ANNE Glee KARR, CON Band I-IAZEN. ALLAN Ex. Board IAFFERIES. TOM A.B,S. Rep. Track Senior Counvil IOSEPH, IACK KEMP. IAMES SAMUEL iz 5915535593 S ' 7 Nbr 1 595932 ZR' x . ills -if KENNEDY, ROBERT HEATH KING, CHARLES B. KING. JACK Iunior Council Football Baseball A.B.S. Rep. Blor-k SM Spanish Club Rr-p. Swimming KOHI., PHILIP HERMAN Radio Coninilsfzurmbt Ex, Board Gorman Cflub LARSON. ERIC H. Rally Connnittcri' Fx. Board Basketball Swnnnnnq LEE, IOHNNIE H. ir llif..-, Plaskulbitll Hlofk UM LACSAMANA. IOE Y. A BS. RWD. 'l'rr1r'li Fllork SM LARSEN. LAWRENCE LEE. PAUL LADLEY, JOYCE ELAYNE G.A.C', Sem Sports Spanish Club A Cappella LEAL, CATHI ANNE lfalll Sports LEE, ROSIE KNOX. IEAN CAROL Band Sophomore Council lunior Council A.G.S. Rep. LANPHIER, MARGARET A.G.S. Hep, Spanish Club lunior Statesman Elm Staff LEE, FONG German Club LEMAY. IOHN KNUTZEN. IOI-IN H. Football Basketball Baseball lunior Council Block SM Ex. Board LANZA, FRANK C. Track Basketball A.B.S. Rep, lunior Council LEE. IEAN LEVY, HENRY MOFFAT Ex. Board Swimming junior Council Traffic Committee LEWIS. BARBARA MARY ANN LOUIE, LOUISE Ex. Board Honor Soviety Block SM Iunior Counril MAJOR. DIANE GWENDOLYN Yell Leader Rally Committee Spanish Club MATHEWS. GLENN LINDER. LOUISE ELIZABETH Sports Glee Club LOWE, DONALD EDWARD train A.B.S. Rep. Radio Production MAKLOFSKY. SONIA IRENE LONG, SHARON Spanish Club Ex. Board Tri-Y Elm Staff LUNDBERG, LOUISE Ex. Board Frosh Girls' W Commissioner Yell Leader Rally Commissioner MALLOY, FAY CAROL A Cappella Choir Majorette Volleyball Tri-Y Band Sports MAYNE. MCALLISTER. MARY STURDIVANT WILLIAM OWEN Tri-Y Band A.G.S. Rep. Drama Commissioner French Club Boys' Town Glee Club Talent Exchange Group LA REAUX. IACK MACDOWALL. SI-IIRLEE ANNE Trl-Y Honor Sorir-ty MANN, TED Yell Leader Rally Committo A.B.S. Rep. Swimming MCCLURE, DICK Football Baseball A.B,S. Rep. Block SM K1 LOUIE, IUNEA G.A.C. Pres. Low F1'OSllSCL'. Honor Society Ex. Board MAIER, LORRAINE ANITA Elm Staff Iunior Playmakwifs Glee Club MARTIN, ROBERT Basketball MCCOMB, IAMES GRANT Spanish Club Swimming Athletic' Committee S-LLQJL MCDONALD, LILY KYLE A,G.S. Rep. French Club Elm Staff MCNEER, MARILOO Band G.A.C. lunxor Sialesmen Elm Staff MILLS, WILLIAM A. 1-liqh Sophomore Pres Ex. Board Football Block SM MONTAGUE, BOB Football MCENROE, BILL MEDEFESSOR. RALPH MIQLEY. MARIANNE MICHELE MORENA, IIM IFGIIJ MCKENDRY, GEORGE MEGHINASSO, LORENSO MIYACI-II, HIROFUMI Basketball ' Block SM MORRISON, GRACE JEAN A.G.S. Rep. Spamsb Club Frnnflw Club MCMICHAEL. BILL Football Golf Block SM Sophomore Counrxl MEREDITH, DOROTHY LEE MOCK, EUNICE MORSE, MARION IEANNETTE Ex. Board A.G.S. Hop. Rally COIUIUIHPQ MCMILLAN. DON MILLAR. CHARMAINE IOAN Glee MOLINARO, AL MORTENSEN, MILDRED ANN Gleo MURAKAMI, ARLENE OLHEMETZ. DOROTHY Spanish Club Elm Staff A.G.S. Rep. OWENS. ALBERT Dance Commissioner Ex. Board Basketball Iunior Pres. lfalll Soph. Vice-Pres. Ifalll PEDERSEN. NORMAN MURPHY, BOB A.B.S. Pres. Traffic Commissioner Baseball Basketball OLSEN. DAN Senior Council Block SM 'Trattic Committee OWENS, DEDBERT L. Elm Staff Band Orchestra Track PELLEGRINI, GUIDO Band Baseball Basketball Block SM MURPHY, RUTH IEANNE Spanish Club Elm Staff Tri-Y Footliqhler OLSON, RONALD Football Golf Senior Council Ex. Board PARKER. TED Track Football PENTEK. RICKEY A.B.S, Rep. Grounds Committee Grounds Commissioner NISHIDA. IERRY ORMANDO. ANGELO A.G.S. Hep PARRAGA. FERNANDO DICK A .B.S. Ex. Board Swimminq Football PERKINS, MARY ALICE Spanish Club Iunior Statesmen O'NEAL. IOAN A.G.S. Rep. lurxior Statesmen Ex. Board OVERSON, PAT Glee PHASE. ALICE IEAN PETERSON. SHIRLEY Basketball l l L! PHIPPS, LOIS A.G.S. Rep. PORTAL. EMILE RADLEY. BILL IFQIIJ Suvimminq REED, PAULA Ex. Board A.G.S. Rep. Playmakers PICKETT. ROBERT LEE PRICKETT, WARD A. RAGOZZINO, RITA VIRGINIA Ex. Board Dance Committee Sports junior Council REILLY, I IM A.B.S. Vice-Pres. Traffic Commissioner Sophomore Vice-Pres. Block SM Track PLANIE. MARILYN IOAN Elm Staff A.G.S. Rep, Footliqhters Tri-Y PRINDLE, ELEANOR French Club Elm Staif A Cappella Choir RATLIFF, CLARICE Senior Council Elm Staff A Cappella Choir Spanish Club Sports RENNER, ANN MARIE Band POAGE. II-IAN MARION Spanish Club Sec. Elm Staff A.G.S. Rep. POULSON. BILL Spanish Club A.B.S. Rep. Track Senior Council Junior Council RATLIFFE. IVIURA MARIE REPETTO, AUGUSTINE POLAND, ANN Low Senior Sec, A.S, Sec. Csprinqi Elm Staff French Club Band QUELLAND. IANET RAE A.G.S. Cabinet Senior Council A.G.S. Rep. Ex. Board RAUTMANN, INGE Stviinininq ROBINSON, IIM A. ROSS, BILL Basketball Track Chess Club RUIZ. MARGIE I. Spanish Club SCANNELL, KENNETH A.B.S. Rep. Senior Council Block SM Band K ROSS. CHARLES RUBEN Football Band RYAN, DAVE C. Xi SCATTERGOOD. BILL Swimming ROUTI-I. BYRON REX Swimming RYAN. RICK F. Ex. Board Football SCHADE. MARILYNN HELENE Spanish Club Pres. C.S.F, G.A.C. Vice-Pres. lunior Statesmen Elm Statt SCHUBERT, CHARLENE L. SCHUETZ. BEVERLY HAZEL SCHULTZ. PAULA MARIE Rally Committee Art Committee Elm Staff Cheer Leader Ex. Board Elm Staff Spanish Club EX. Board ROWE, SHIRLEY A. A.G.S. Rep, SALCZYNAKI. BOB SCHNEIDER, BARBARA RUCHIVAL, PAT SALERA. FLORENCE MARIE A.G.S. Rep. Ex, Board Rep. SCHNEIDER, ROSEMARY Elm Staff SCRWAB, CHARLES LLOYD SCHWALB, ROBERTA B. Rifle Club Block SM Pres. A.B,S. Rep, Rally Committee A.G.S. Cabinet German Club Elm Staff kiwi w : , 5 , -.-Es: 7 : A Q32 Q It R ..lss2!K' SCHWARTZ, RONALD L. A.B.S. Rep. SI-IINER, PATRICIA CAROL lunior Statesmen Spanish Club Elm Stott SMITH, DONNA Co-op Manager A.G.S. Cabinet Ex. Board Sports SPOSITO, MARILY T. G,A.C. Pres. Iunior Statesmen Block SM Orchestra SEVILLA, THEODORE I. A.B.S. Rep. Honor Society Orchestra Block SM SHORTER, IACKIE SMITH, IANIS DEL STARR, DAVID LINDEN German Club Pres. Cafeteria Commissioner Ex. Board Radio Commissioner SHEARER, SUZANNE SI-IIELDS, IOAN LEE Spanish Club Trl-Y Elm Staff Ex, Board SKELLY, IEAN Art Committee Dance Committee SNIDER, MILDRED DELORES Ex. Boar d A.G.S. Rep. Senior Council STRANGE, REA Block SM Ex. Board Basketball Baseball SMITH, BETTY IANE SOMERS, RONALD SHIMIZU, KEIDO Basketball Honor Society Block SM SMITH, CLAIRE C. French Club Co-op Committee Elm Staff Sports SPIRA, MORRIS German Club Drama STRAUB, ALBERT HOWARD SWANSON, MONROE S Yell Leader Sports Block SM A,B,S. Cabinet TRUCCO, ANNETTE LOUISE lFaIlJ High Senior Tre as. TIADER, RICKEY Co-op Commisstoi r Ex Board Basketball TAKESHITA. KYOKA flfalll VETROMILE, BONNIE MAE TROTT. DONLEY Frvnch Club Basketball Tennis Block SM THULANDER. IANET Fronrh Club Sophomore Sou. Tri-Y Pros. A Coppolla Clioli Art Committee' TAKAHA, MICKIE VINCENT. IOAN fFalll A.G.S. Rep. Hi-Staff Sophomore Conn-:tl Hiqh Senlor Vivo-Pros. TROLLMAN, GEORG Band A Cappella Choir TESSENEH, IERRY TACCHELLA, DORIS Eln. Staff Ex. Board A.G.S. Rep. lunior Comiuil VISSIERE. BLISS A.G.S. Hep. ,wwf TREYER, NANCY DIANE lunior Council Honor Society A.G.S. Rep. French Club THOMASON. FLOYD Track Danve Coinnriltcu Trallic Coznmiltml lumor Council Senior Council SWIDAN, ROY. IR. Basketball Band A.B,S. Hop Football WADE, BARBARA HELEN Stairway Committee TOGNETTI, VANDA Spanish Club A.G.S. Hop. TATEOSIAN, DON lunior Pros. lsprinqj A.S, Auditor Baskewball Hx. Board Block SM VAN HOESEN. DAVID Gorman Club Block SM Ex. Board Track WALDEN. ROY Hi Staff 5- MQ! Ri -. 4- - ' FW WALKER. DOROTHIE IEANNE Ex. Board Dance Conintitlec Senior Council Orchestra WELCH, PAT WHITE. HAROLD Track Basketball BOXIIILI WILLIAMS, IANET M. Swimming A.G.S, WALKER, GEORGIA ANNA WALROD, FEROL Basketball Softball Glee WEST, DON B. Frosh Pres. Swimming WHITEHEAD, GORDON Baseboll Football Elm Stoif Grounds Committee Senior Ccuncil Block SM WELTZ, MARGIE ANN Art Commissioner Dance Committee Elm Stcfl A.G.S. Rep. WILLIAMS, ELMER WILLIAMS. PERRY FRANK WILSON, PRENTIST Ex. Board WALTERS, DORIS WHEELER, IUANITA Junior Staiesrren A Cappella Choir Sports W'ILLIAMS, PAT Tri-Y French Club Elm Staff WISEMAN, NANCY MARIE French Club Elm Staff l WALLACE, VIRGINIA A.G.S. Vic-Pres. Elm Staff French Club Sec, Dance Corrmitlee WI-IELESS, DONOVAN EDWARD Ex. Board A.B.S. Rep. WILLAR, RACHEL HARLON Swimming Glee WOLFE, BOB ABRAHAM, DELORES HATTIE CHAN. MERYLE IEAN A.G.S. Rep. Glee Club Spanish Club HEIECK, BEVERLY A,G.S. Cabinet Tri-Y Pres. A.G.S. Hep. Ex-Board MESEN, NATALIE Ex-Board Senior Council A.G.S. Rep. ATKINS. ANN Low Fresh Pres. High Soph Vice-fPres. French Club DRECHSLER. PATRICIA MAE German Club Honor Society Iunior Council Elm Staff HERNANDEZ, CHUCK THOMAS NEPOTE. BOBBIE IEAN A.G.S, Rep. Ex-Board Q 2 BARNES, BEVERLY 10 Spanish Club French Club Hi Stuff GOLDINA. BARBARA IEAN Glee Club ,x QB HOWARD. ma rzwmc OLMSTEAD. PATRICIAQLLOUISE is A.G,S. Cabinet Ex-Board Elm Stuff Glee Club BELTRAMI. IOSEPHINE GERMAINE HAGEI.. Bond IOWER, Block G.A.C PIERCE. A.G.S. Iunior KEN PATSY D. SM LA DONNO Rep. Council Elm Stuff BLANCHARD. LUCILLE ENID Glee Club HANSEN, MARGARET ANNE Girls' Sports MARTORANA, MARIE IOYCE Girls' Sports Glee Club ROLOFF. BARBARA ANN German Club 556 it SCI-IELLENBERG, ELEANOR STYLES. HARRIET Honor Soctwty Gorman Club Elm Stalt WOODS, WILTON Ex-Board Band A Cappella Choir Basketball YORK, IANETTE TERESA SULLIVAN, MARION Hugh Frosh Sr-tg A.B.S. Rep, Sentor Counrtl Track A.G.S. Cabinet Basketball Elin Stall WALL, EDWARD F. IR. YAMADA, ljlm Staff Honor Sovlcly Spanish Club Ex-Board GLORIA MIYOKO YOUNG. IUNE LORRAINE ZAI-IL. IACK DONALD N Football Grounds Committee TAKESHITA. KYOKO Spring qradualm- YEE, ROSALYN ANNE Honor Socloiy Block SM A.G.S. Cabinet Ex-Board ZONGUS, GUS MICHAEL Spanish Club lumor Counvll M aff URENN. CAROLYN ALICE Blovk SM Sm-. G.P.A.L. Sec. French Club Honor Sowiety YEEMAN. WALTER D. Grounds Comunllet- Block SM Track ZURICK, MARTHA A.G.S. Rep. A Cappella Choir J Band Glee Club ,ML ' Traffic' Committee Drama Q Wy W I . l p O BECK, LEYLAND M. BOTIEFF, WILLIAM IOHN FISHER, IOANNE C. HODGE, HOUSTON W. MENDOZA, IOEL SCHMUTZ, VERNON. KEITH WELCH, PAT ANN HORACE WALTON 'Nl NZ fx ,sv-3 'f an s -v l 2 3 . Ioan Dado . Sally Anne Duerr . Guido Pellegrini 4. 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