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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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Qurs is an age of tensiong the communist nations now are forcing their ideals upon weaker neighbors with far greater objectives in mind lt i ' , s in the UN, that we cradle our hopes for a free world, for although the future appears chaotic, this organization has within itself the latent power of its member nations, the s ago, an idea Was made real power to make peace. HH HM 1951 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATEDSTUDENTS OF SANMATEGI-HGH S-CHGOL SAN MATEG a CALIFCDRNIA My-M W. T. VAN VORIS H. ACHESON Superintendent P1'iHCiPU1 it ARTHUR H. SMITH MILDRED E. HAYS Decm of Boys Dean of Girls ADMINISTRATIGN FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Dietrich, M. Roberts, R. Baker, M. Grannis, I. Mclntyre, H. Smith, M. Pimental, D. Myers, E. McCullah, I. Weber. SECOND ROW: N. Yoder, G. Wihr, G. Barlett, L. Hall, G. Cavitt, M. Graham, M. Poage. I. Quinn, V. Mayers, H. Fearon. THIRD HOW: C. Geer. L. Walker. D. Miller, G. Kertell. M. Quinn. M. M C ndless, L. Weeks, O. Westigard, P. Kelly, L. Sindell, C. Marshall, Campbell, C. Batdori. FOURTH c a HOW: P. Armstrong, F. Collin, L. Collopy, V. Rourke, H. Watkxnson, S. Frlednchs, H. Dunn. F. Dxrstine, E. Mitchell, E. Siegrrist, M. McCully, W. Stretch, L. Culver. F. Rezowalli, R. Havilla, R. Steele, G. Kristovich, F. McGraw, C. Moore. I. Acheson, I. Parlett. ,slr 55, p rf, '1- Lv ,asf 19W Y-wi X fx i KA 3 x .Q 5 .1 Q 3 3 lb is we t 3,33 ' I ' ,A y--'Yi 5 N M 1 , -f ' ' ,f x , f V 5 r , , If K f gif-s., I fi Wfiflifg 'Q' 0 , mx' V yi fl ,Li ,HV eg: ' . K W' -H x x ,. s - . I if A Q5 2-1' , if . .Nw 7 v tn f W 51.5 4 49 K Q., v M wi 4 .1 ' I K As: wfhfwm ,J ,K ff 1 i 'WW' W ll Z s 4 STUDENT GQVERNMENT n--I FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS CLOCKWISE: Treasurer Skip Faucette, Vice-President Lew DiSibio, Auditor Bill Wells, and Secretary Frances Nolan, President Keith Johnson lrniddlel. x 'S 3 FALL COMMISSIONERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Wisnom, Diane Dietz, Carol Hotchkiss, Harry Marx, Iackie Martin, Io Anne Tracy, Frank Tateosian, Roland Perrson. SECOND ROW: Gordon Greves, Pat Murphy, Dan Westigard, Frank Lindstrom, Bert Haight, Frank Weitz. Brad Stark, Ralph Thompson. SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Tcxteosicm, B. Stark. SECOND ROW: I. Chalmers. THIRD ROW: D. Faucetie, I. Mills SPRING COMMISSIONERS FIRST HOW, left to right: B. Sunblad, I. Clark, C. Goodhue, N. Mcxusser, M. Atwater, H. Quock. SECOND ROW D. Sanders, D. Prince, D. Wisnom, F. Lindsirom, Sami. THIRD ROW: D. Benninqhoven, O. Williamson, G e ington. .-i'a J v-. S-Q .X ...X ...-,S FS S ,au- rv- -Qi. 1 ,tr .Qi xg., :QA 2 FALL GROUNDS COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Dick Marble, Dick Prince, Frank Weltz. Tom Leary, SECOND ROW: Harry Marx. Lois Leonhardt, Lois Leavitt, Pat Maiorl. SPRING DANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, leit to right: Ann Scovel, Elaine Bar- ber, Dolores Warren. SECOND ROW: Frank Lindstrom, Keith Iohnson, Bob Loud. FALL DANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, leit to right: D. Warren, S. King. SEC- OND ROW: M. Coca- nougher, F. Lindstrom, W. Matson, T. Leary, I. Ghiel- metti. FALL TRAFFIC COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, lelt to right: lack Levitan, Frank Tateosian, Tom Wardu, Rich Ferrarini. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Bjork. SPRING TRAFFIC COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, leit to right: -, Greg Davis, Frank Weltz, Don Benning- hoven, Dick Sanders, Bert Haight. SECOND ROW: --, Walt Anderson, 1, Dick Prince, Harry Marx, 1. Frank Ron- qey. THIRD ROW: F. Van Stralen, Gordon Tinker, Ron Morton, Pete Westi- gard, Wayne Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: -, --, Harry Hicks, --, 1. FIFTH ROW: l- SPRING TRAFFIC COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Greg Davis, Frank Weltz, Dick Alcala, Harry Hicks, Don Benninghoven. SEC- OND ROW: Frank Ron- gey, Al Tinker. THIRD ROW: Dan Aguilar, Bob Cunningham, Floyd Bevan, Ron Morton, Dick Prince. FOURTH ROW: -, Andy Anderson, Pai Elcan. Gary Daniels, Bruce Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Torn Leary, Hg,-ry Marx, Dick Sanders. SPRING ART COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Mel Kani, Bill Nelson, Ieanne McMann, Cynthia Baxter, Marilyn Reynolds, Nina Hale, Roberta Bry- ant, Iackie Balsley, -. SECOND ROW: Henry Quock, Dick Prince, Thyra Tegner, Io Ann Tracy, Bev Wilson, Carolyn Good- hue, Lynn Osmond.TI-IIRD ROW: Floyd Bevan, Ting King, Alleen Sherry, Chickie Hamilton, Bess Howard. FOURTH ROW: Tom Leary, Dick Wolfson, Fred Biork, Gary Daniels, Ianet Craig. FALL RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: -, 1, A. Lucas, B. Anderson, D. Shanks, I. O'Connell, E. Barber, A. Scovel, P. Major. SECOND ROW: B. Cunningham, I. Monac, 1, B. Loud, R. Morton, D. Marble. THIRD ROW: C. 'Goodhue, C. Hotchkiss, I. Petrini, D. Boebbel, F. Weltz, H. Marx, D. Prince, T. Leary. SPRING RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Muncey, Barbara Anderson, Iudy O'Con- nell, Elaine Barber, Sally Pugh, Dottie Shanks, Ar- lene Lucas, Ann Scovel, Cynthia Baxter. SECOND ROW: Dick Sanders, Frank Weltz, Ron Morton, Bert Haight, Bob Loud, Carol Hotchkiss. THIRD ROW: Harry Hicks, Dick Prince, Gary Daniels, Pat Elcan. FOURTH ROW: Tom Leary, Art Lund, Harry Marx, Don Benning- hoven, Floyd Bevan. FALL ART COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Fran 'I'edesco,Fran Nolan, Marilyn Miller. SECOND ROW: -, T. Teqner, I. Feldsher, I. Tracy, -1. THIRD ROW: C. Goodhue, C. Hotchkiss, D. Marble, T. Leary, -, M. Kani, STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW, left to right: Robbie Feldman, Diane Dietz. SECOND ROW: Russ Durham, Dick Goeb- bel, Iim Clark, Ernie Mor- rison. ABSENT is Pat Mur- phy, Chief Iustice. :J U-Us as .al lm 'I 6 'Wi FALL EX-BOARD FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Hilton, I. Mills, E. Barber, G. Hanson, G. Burnstein, F. Nolan, I. Cooney, A. Lukas, I. Marlin, D. Shanks, I. O'Conne1, E. Garibaldi, H. Scovel, K. Thomas. SECOND HOW: A. Tinker, B. Stark, L. Gunther, I. Iohnson, C. Eastman, B. Cunningham, I. Monach, I. Milia, B. Loud, H. Tooker, D. Henderson. THIRD ROW: A. Remmel, I. Iones, Y. Tracy, I. Tracy, F. Tedesco, P. Major, D. Prince, D. Marble. 1-'. Brousse, R. Miller, I. Clark, N. Mathews. FOURTH ROW: R. Tompson, B. Wells, L. DiSibio, I. Chalmers, F. Weltz, D. Wisnom, F. Lindsirom, D. Goebbel, H. Marx, L. Leonhardt, B. Haight, R. Morton, S. Faucette, I. Linden, M. Lee, T. Leary. The Executive Board of Representatives is the voice ot the students in the government at San Mateo High School. It does not execute laws as the name implies but acts as a legislature. San Mateo High School's government sets forth all the principles which make up the gov- ernment ot the States and the country. Iust as the A.G.S. and the A.B.S. work separately for their individual group, the Ex-Board works tor the two as a whole. This is based on our own democratic government, as the A.G.S. and ABS. are to the state legislatures, so Ex-Board is to the Congress of the United States. San Mateo can Well be proud that it has an efficient governing loody. lt is a government ot the students, bythe students, and for the students. SPRING EX-BOARD 'iff fx sive ........ ,. ,... . ..,-......, ,K Ti 7 W -45.41-. ,K f A.G.S. OFFICERS A Presideni ..Av.........., .,,...,,,,..,.,....,...,,.,.AA..,.,..,, . ...,...............,.. I ane Mills Vice-President ....,.....,,,,. , ,,,,A, Carolyn Goodhue Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, M qi-gig Bqzley A.G.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, left io right: Carol Hotchkiss, Margie Bazely, lane Mills, Carolyn Good- hue, Diane Dietz. SECOND ROW: Ioanne Pe- trini, Eda Mendels, Iean Ghielmetti, Marilyn Miller, Mary Lou Cocanouqher. f . , ' V., .. E 6? is ,, fd , 4 ' if' M - ' vw, , 'F Qi' y f . . f W C '-, ? ,ff-f, Q 'ff-Q 4' uf' ly L: f X f Q V Z.. ji f f Z w 2. f'NqQamnm..,, , FALL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, leii to right: D. Parnish, M. Yee, L. Cornils, P. Cooney, A. Pitcher, B. Culver, D. Breuer, D. Warren, I. Wisnon. SECOND ROW: E. Mendels, N. Moller, G. Edgecomb, M. Bazley, P. Olsson, E. See, M. Miner. THIRD ROW: C. Goodhue, K. Kel- logg, I.. Mills, C. Brose, F. Iackson, I. Fenton, D. Manwar- ing. FOURTH ROW: A. Scovel, I. Mills, S. Cohenhaur, S. Fitch, B. Binsacca, M. Nut- iall, R. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: I. Kim- berling, P. Kline, A. Lukas, I. McMann, I. Martin, I. Garfield, N. Mauser, E. Van Hus- sen, D. Shultz, D. Karnes. i a ? - Q.. s 1 1 x X 4 LEFT TO RIGHT Icme Bennett Mary Lou Cocanougher, Eda Mendels il b Q-8 .W A.c:..s. OFFICERS KSPRINGI ab S v- I 'i 1 ' ig, A.G.S. CABINET FIRST HOW, leit to right: Eda Mendels, Iudy O'ConneIl, Gloria Chew. SECOND ROW: Iane Bennett, Marilyn Miller, Chczrlee Wal- lick. THIRD ROW: Marcia Andrews, Roberta Madsen. A.G.S. REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW,1eft to right: A. Wenger, R. Robinson, A. Yee, I. Wisnom, B. Tadson, M. Walsh, L. Iackson. SECOND ROW: N. Williamson, B. Lund, B. Todd, C. Eastman, I. Fenion, I. Phillips, M. Wheeler, B. Beck- er. THIRD ROW: T. Tegner, L. Osmond, I. O'Conne11, M. Favre. A.B.S. OFFICERS Presiden! .,,,....,.,,,,, , A,..,,,,,.,A,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,.A.A,AA,. A 1 Tinker Vice-Presideni ,,,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,s,..,,A,,,,,A,,A---- D ick Sanders Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,AAA,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,.,,,, Don Benninqhoven LEFT TO RIGHT: Benninghovan, Sanders, Tinker. A.B.S. CABINET FIRST BOW, left io right: Greg Davis, Al Tinker, Frank Taieosian, Don Benningho- ven. SECOND HOW: lack Chalmers, Harry Hicks, Dick Sanders. FALL A.B.S. IN FRONT: Frank Taieosian. FIRST ROW, left lo right: W. Stollary, B. Coffman, T. Whitaker, G. Tin- ker, F. Biork, R. Fer- rarini, H. Hicks, L. Ridgeway, T. Wczrda, G. Tilley, D. Wolfson, F. Brousse, R. Scoti. SECOND ROW: R. Mills, D. Lefler, H. Mallefi, D. Carpenter, R. Pierson, N. Wool- dridge, B. Gilles, R. Petterson, B. Gregory, H. Price, P. Minor, C. Gingold, R. Durham. ANR FALL A.B.S. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Milia, B. Haight, E. Baldini. A.B.S. CABINET IN FRONT: Bert Haight. FIRST ROW. lei! to righi: Bob Hogg, I. Milia, Frank Tateo- sicxn. SECOND ROW: I. Levitan, L. Ridge- way, D. Sanders. THIRD ROW: H. Hicks, F. Bevan, R. Morton, A. Lund. SPRIN 3 A.B.S. FIRST ROW.1eft to right: P. Murphy, B. Haight B. Durham. SECOND ROW: I. Pe!- iis, I. Whitaker, G. Tinker, G. Lococo, H. Hicks, L. Ridgeway. T. Warda, R. Wolfson. THIRD ROW: B. Dren- nan, C. Whaley, F. Bjork, F. Wesa, N. Wooldridge, C. Gin- gold, R. Peterson, B. Gregory. H. Price. CDRGANIZATIQNS GERMAN'CLUE Wk get if 5 Xxx FIRST ROW, lett to right: H. Mills, I. Mills, I. Hilton. M. Knockenhuuer, E. Mendels, D. Eckhcu-dt, I. Erlbeck. SECOND ROW: N. Winkless, M. Kreutzer, Lars Nielsen, G. Nielsen G. Niemeyer, B. Dado, T. Tegner, Df Dulbesio, E. Saywell, B. Preston. THIRD ROW: B. Campbell, G. Davis H. Marx, K. Iohnson, B. Stark. 42? 1511913 FIRST HOW, left to riqhi: C, Iohnson, I. Ghilmetii, I. Hilton, M. Yee. SEC- OND ROW: I.. Bottarini, E. Collins, B. Todd, E. Wcxdhams, N. Ashcrcxft, A. Sherry. THIRD ROW: B. Matson, M. Walsh, B. Larney, A. Yee, C. Elsiior, I. Bausmctn, M. Hiqbee. FOURTH ROW: D. Benninghoven, S. Fcxqet, S. Troedson, I. Bennett, Y. Poulson. FIFTH ROW: D. Wisnom, I. Levitcm, C. Baxter, E. English, I. O'Connell, I. Kimberley, Advisor L. Collopy. FRENCH CLUB if X, V' I LATLN CLUB .QSM-sf'D QQ-ff-ff'-2 Qs- Aw gff CNS Xxx FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Simpson, A. Iimescn, I. Wisnom. K. Thomas, N. Sherman, E. Von Husen. P. Doll- mczn. SECOND ROW: S. Stallings, C. Bogue, P. Gordon, D. Searls, T. Teg- ner, M. Norman, S. True. M. Hiqbee, P. Landon. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kristo- vich, B. Stark, D. Hunt, B. Purdy. I. Bennet, N. Naud, I. Bloss. FOURTH ROW: R. Higbee, A. Sherry. X! C2 I f 'Q Z if K. K. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Baker. D. Breuer. A. Tinker, H. Hicks, E. See, M. Fleming, M. Reynolds. SEC- OND ROW: H. Mills, M. Kuni, D. Fau- cette. THIRD ROW: S. Ashley, F. Te- desco, S. Tracy, I. Martin, I. Haas, I. Clark, C. Gingold, M. Cocanougher M. Bazley, I. Scxlley, S. McCurdy. FOURTH ROW: C. Hotchkiss. B. Steinbauqh, N. Thompson, I. Feld- scher, I. O'Connor, D. Harlowe, C. Wullick, P. Kline, L. McClellan. M. Merle, B. Holtzberg, I. Grant, N. Hale. FIFTH ROW: C. Goodhue, M. Miller, E. Mendels, I. Berger, I. Carl- son, I. Duffy, I. Uhlrich, B. Lund, R. Penlon. D. Manwczring, B. Smith, A. McCarran, N. Schoengold, P. Pick- ard. SIXTH ROW: M. Andrews, N. Still, N. Monson, S. Milker, C. Bush- man, R. Bryant, M. Peterson, B. Mer- rill, M. Kennett, D. Toepke, C. Hed- man, S. McCone, I. Karnes. , SPANISH CLUB FOOTLIOHTERS ,J -va i 1 . Ax, G .Ln w J T M ity.: FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Davis, H. Pemberton, B. Haight, D. Gieson, B. Wilson, K. Klein, I. Grant. SEC- OND ROW: I. Fenton, S. Scott, R. Lo- vette, I. Feldscher, M. Atwater, A. McCcn'ren, C. Bellows. if fy' XZCV Aff X arms. sb PN if ff6T 'Xf, '4 if ff 4: X GX? X. 1 CLLK FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Roberts, R. Banks, C. Tiader, T. Warda, V. Davis, B. Grant, B. Bohn. SECOND ROW: Miss D. Meyers, E. Garibaldi, K. Pierce, G. Guerra, G. Gaqliolo, B. Amen, B. Feldman, B. Kaestner. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Marble, I. Salley, D. Dalbesio, B. Tadson, R. Mendolfo, R. Coloma. SECOND ROW- Miss D. Meyers, L. Ballou, B. Matson W. Lotigan, F. Brewer, B. Iackson N. Mausser, B. Marvin, I. Tsavales M. Lynch. THIRD ROW: C. Studdart I. Milia, I. Vivian, R. Ferrarini, G. Wellington, B. Dourghty, B. Gardelli. I 1 1 RADIO PRODUCTION O JUNIQR STATESMEN' 2 PEN'CLUB W may X :tif , A X X FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Mendels. I. Berger, M. Locscxmcxncr, R. Mills, E. Scxywell. SECOND ROW: O. William- son, S. Hilker, C. Bogue. THIRD ROW: B. I-laighi, R. Davis. i. ,X :ff !hEgfQ, QQV if ld L' IN FRONT: I. Cooney. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Bryant. I. Kimberly, B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Bex-wer, C. Claxton, T. Teqner, C. Baxter. 2l X ' 4 X X jg 2. f X .1 I , 7, X ,IQQ 'Ji I f , l' ' 21-JMQ ,Z f ff 5 , X flu Hill 'I j N 'Q Q X M X X 6 pu D pi g g-VOICE. ' cf m-is ' ...- ,ae NO. ll spin MATEO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN Mmiioi, CALIFORNIA Vfiffav- flilfli en' 'To Be Mateo High sch len House Night if Vifedxlesday, A :30 o'clock as on of Public various departm s, such as Art e departments exhibitions. A f 1 presented by t sewing of the San ributed at the phrase, The LTO View , tTalent SI . second time in San Mateo E3 will be pi body during program, under . William Stret on April 17. l director, an functions as with a cast of 1 numbers of d singing, piano, guitar perforl has had many rch time of the asl at Linea trnerican 't scgogli, with P as the theme fo Fiim' H1 1SgAiiF B M1 h n D E lah fda B Coffman i 3 it :Y u e' - 'h:M.Cl'l.B. tn,.oe,.1ce,.ccI .- - observation of Pi FlRSSTE2g:IV11JISgc3.ri,?' liuwqtelifjpcinovssoifi'-1f3Pickcrd, Toepke, D. Henderson, M. Konon. jugtafqos ti-gsliyex in California. ....-...,, ....., ....,.e spew., ..,..o.,. ,,.o.,.e...s -- -Y e--1-Q --J ,--'-- ---J ' ' t 5 t 5 vhicli will extend from April were informally discussed. Coloma' and -TUG Mihai respectively- Cami Lee Whlptlngf Jam' J' the Citizens of l' Clyde Qneentani given a tblic school 4 accomplished ouse nights at schools The first inaugurate-dt ed by the rl lodge. The ex mnually since tl 5 of Public Sc that if d to any so be improved are the in Iilliam Gill is :mittee which is for this year's s twelve sul OC la ei-son. D ers to the product tan, Fred Bjork, Ned English, Wal Lacsamana, Chicl Mills, Pat Gordon Zambon, Marg Ralph jones Pemberton luthor Speak D-and if S. F. Assam ex 1 lapses two kinds of n honest and disl ii kdvho says the world ng is a dishonest opinion of Ralph of best selling' who spoke at lastt SPRING HI smrr n . under him. rmsr now, lelt to right: B. Mnche11,c.10hn5on, M.-C1inton,D.Shultz,B. M1ne4f,s.ni1ker. si-:coma OUOYIUK C-5-F. fl'lCl as include Arun-K, ROW: B. Andrews, M. Koncn. D. Henderson, Miss Weber. B. Coffman, D. Wilson, E. Mendels. Lfhion Slamv, Mrs. Ethel Mc- ot-ies, Miss Agnes Corcorang g, Mr, Lloyd XValker, and Miller: Shops, Mr. George Llffflt' 7-l!e'i7ft'l'. NYU'- rke: Radio Prndurtion, Miss Meyers: Hospitality, Miss Flnvc- r f..i.l,.... RFI-. xr-- ' uv.: ccruucu spceu test. LCFIIIICBICS from the Gregg Publishing company of New York are on the way for these members of Mr. Donald Mil- ler's first period class. In Mrs. Mildred Quinn's advanced classes awards :zo tn Rheem-win .un vnugu nun-VCI 3, Uldlll LCZAUXAUI and manager of the Co-op. has been recalled into active duty by the United States Navy. Lieut.-Comdr, B-layers will leave the campus sometime around the middle of April. He will be stationed f Of xf'i1nniir1n no aL... 'KY-..-1 4' rv- - president of the l Mb' scnuiastic society, Brad introduced the other officers Mendels, vice-preitiffem, and Fenner. secretary-1 -urer. pins were presenter Mis, dred Hays and M geph eson. Special honor ,... ELM STAFF i7..i,,, , FIRST ROW, left to right' E. Mendels, A. Yee, M. Landon, F. Nolcm, F. Tedesco, I. Tracy, L. Heathcote, M S h 11, I. Kerr. SECOND fiow: Advisor H. Smith, I. Guxllen, D. Tyier, P. Olson, M. Clinton, D. Toepke, B. Wil c e liclmson, K. Thomas. THIRD ROW: I. Tormey, B. liaison, 1.1. Davls, D. Henderson, M. Kam, I. Feldscher, M tworter. FAREWELL It is with deep regret that San Mateo High bids fare- well to a woman who will be remembered by all fortunate enough to know her. Mrs. Harriett Lewis has given help and understanding in the past years to various activities. Whether it was advising the German Club or developing the CARE package program, Mrs. Lewis earned the respect and admiration of all her students. Ever interested in scholarship, she inspired in us a re- spect for learning and a real appreciation for character that will live deep within our hearts. We salute you, Mrs. Lewis, and wish you the best that lite has to offer . . . SCI-ICDLARSHIP SCDCIETY r FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Bloss, S. Fitch, C. Iachens, E. See, P. Manuel, K. Thomas, I. Garfield, S. Schwqlb C. Grossmann, F. Tateosian, B. Stark, P. Caldwell, S. Hilker, E. Mendels, C. Caldwell, M. Lanqsdori S Howard, I. Davis. SECOND ROW: D. Karnes, M. Anderson, I. Wisnom, V. Boetqer, M. Peterson, I. Bennett I. O'Conne11, G. Chew, I. Ikeda, R. Miller, D. Searls, T. Tegner, F. Tedesco, R. Matlock. B. Sunblad, M. Konon' I. Bobbin, B. Bryant, B. Mitchell, I. Carlson. THIRD ROW: M. Lacscxznana, M. Hansen, B. Lund, H. Montgomery. G. Niemeyer, Gloria Chew, I. Mills, M. Miller, A. Brizollara, T. Wczrda, R. Peterson, R. Iuiito, I. Fuiiki, R. Lge M. Horton, R. Mills, K. Seidel, H. Gustafson, P. Gordon, I. Gelky, P. Sheffield, I.. Iackson. 1 1 1 ACTIVITIES in 5? 5 H. e Zz- . M 3 4 I ? s f X xg 4:54. r A' rt- X! Q V. F 1 x I 3? , i QM 'Kin u . Nw A KR!! , ,U . ,AN I Ir' f' ANR 4 Q? I X A ,...4 1 P '-2 li' 4 x ZWJ ,.,s1 u L V ' fi' 52 L5 f ,. I6 155 QW. 1 ,e 5. ' 0 A. A vw 0 v XR ff f' ' Q x , , o 0 n Q Q 'Q A o I fi' Ju G 5 F 5 Af r I O ., a I I J . 0 as 0 f---W' fb 'sr rw, 'J 419 Q P J ,, 4 U 'I am Q XB, -s 4 73' Z W W Q4 ff , 1 W f f 1 x x A 2' , XS 9 . ff, D wwf' W4 f if f f J 1 f , 'ff ' gf X ,W v Y , X N T X Q . ' ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Elma Marr, Vera Vester, Bernice Shedd, Carol Shapiro, Audrey O'Nei11, Hedy Mulco, Lucille Monzani, Sally Pugh, Marion Cline, Gloria Beaman, Gail Williamson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Luce, Barbara Davis, Collette Pamplin, Mary Hobh, Jean Hiltz, Priscilla Koernig, Bess Howard, Iimmae Bowen, Leslie Heathcote, Mary Alice Johnson, Cora Bell Johnson, Loretta Gunter. THIRD ROW: Joyce White, Norma Koeller, Betty Knibbs, Lina Zaros, Lorna Ballard, Carol Whiting, Jeanne Smith, Peggy Riddle, Nancy Ashcrait, Marcella Andrew, Margie Abrott, Sandra Fitch. FOURTH ROW: Ioan O'Conner, Lorraine Cornils, Jerry Edge- combe, Dores Geisen, Bev Becker, Joan Moulton, Joan Bloss, Jane Minnehan, Barbara Gustafson, Georgia Klamm, Joan McDonald. Terri McCann, Shirley Allen, Sally Klarenbach. FIFTH ROW: Terry Bendinelli, Sue Aoyagi, Kay Kellogg, Bonnie Stovall, Nancy Mausser, Marilyn Muncey, Barbara Anderson, Lorrie Wool- drige, Mary Grachis, Janet Davis, Barbara Coffey. GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA Carolyn Babcock, Barbaraiean Jenkins, Gertrude Niemeyer, June Persson, Caroline Whiting, Mary Morris, Pat Hogbergx Eda Mendels, Shirlianne Hilker, Joan Bloss, Sonia Johansen Sandra Pitch. Dot B t C l , ur , are Bellows, Jackie Burnie, Elma Marr, Lois Mills, Nancy Noud, Rita Wackermen, Priscilla Koernig, Chuck Bogue, Chick Hedman, Pierce Macpherson, Don Ferris, Walter DeLear, Walter Marr, Alton Schick, Warren Ledwith, Orville Williamson, Cicle Hix, Gordon Campbell, Tom McGrath. ' J uv. o 74, f F 5253 5 , pq A-GAA P xft 'V7 J fl vfof- 1 frffffgg -. XNLN ry Fi' K ,- o Q 3 Riffs 'Til 9 , 21 -N 4 I x! 0 71 X Q 5 4 V Q53 ff ' ' Z J X' 'Qi ' ' V' F X ?v' r 4 f' ff 1, N ', X f-I Y I1 Ll 5 cf 1, ' X IQ 1 cf fx gy ' 4 ' UA , f,' , fu O It A .1 9 ! RADIQ AND DRAMA 1 L E Q 5 3 Well, it was pretiy good. 7. Need we say more? Where's St. Nick? 8. The Day family. Wait for the cue! 9. Ah, 'true love. Too many cooks- 10. Stage hands. On the air. 11. Now, do you believe me? Reciting catechism. 29 - W - tv iv. 3 ' fr! J , 1 135. ., 4' .- T f .f PX ng . :Lx k 4 ' ...gm r X. . Q 1 , ,wt-.rf ,,,1 .. X 5 L A . -5, T 'ijfzxj A h ,S ,L Q 1.-:Xi3,,Q.ffj..-.r' 5 FIRST ROW, lei! to right: C. Cordes, F. DiMilio, A. Becxthcxm, O. Williamson, M. Fleming, H. Hedgecock, A. Yee, T. Wurdcx, F. Tciteosian. SECOND ROW: I. Joyce, R. Perry, R. Iones, A. Schick, Terri McCann, Nancy Cabot, M. Anderson, M. Andrew, F. Henning, R. Miller, M..Dich1. THIRD ROW: Conductor H. Dunn, N. Silva, I. White- side, G. Ccxrnpbell, G. Tinker. B. White. CDRCHESTRA BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Iackens, L. Iuckson, C. Ge '-ssmcm. S. Schwab, I. Robinson, I. Burnie, I. Bennett I. Trczst, D. Stromeyer, R. Peterson, H. Thorvald, M. Peterson. SECOND ROW: R. Persson, P. Sheffield. W. Craw- iord, M. Mcxson, M. Lacsamcmu, A. Ness, R. Fuiiio, W. Siurtevclnt, G. Ccscxletto, B. Lund, L. Ballou, I. Arrigo. THIRD ROW: D. Ferris, I. Squires, B. Acheson, C. Huczs, C. Busflvrvan, I. Ennis, D. Segal, E. Wcxdhcrms, I Averill, B. Hunting, L. Ridgeway, F. Brewer, T. McGrath. FOURTH ROW: R. Miller, E. Johansen, S. Cohcmour D. Carlson, S. Porter, C. Ginqold. R. Ferrclrini, M. Tennis, E. Tilley. L. Merrill. B. Sunblcd. FIFTH ROW: W. Eurdley, I. Chalmers, F. Biork, B. Hausler, R. Higbee, I. Haus, 1. Day, C. Schuetie, B. Dcxdo, 1. Iohnson, R Widner, W. DeLec1r. W - ,K ff faq ff PU' 'ASQ ., 'B'1 g'lX , . , ' '51, xg , ' r-.5 yL,, , 5 , 0 A ,, A V I .' Brix A ara' 4-N WJ: . , , FM- x,- X, 4,5 Spf-1 fn.. x 'f if A 5 . Q jagigifi ' in ' , ,-H-,V E by N H! .453 g5!:'I f .' 'N ng? 511- 1.4, If fe M, ,, ,, 31 ' Lf,-7, My 1 ' ML , g'nMdtgf 1' fig ,,,xy,f W . K ' f, v,,'.fQ '7 I ,?2'14?15,k 7 If -f??vf'ff' V I3 5947 3 ff' We wwf , wid ff ', ,N 1 iff' 2. ,K f'ly al f vflf 'K ' , ', , ,A ,fry ,,, f gf! W 7 4,,,f Wmfz' eafffff ' f K , ff f - f iffff mem My Q-5 '24 A ff if I Z AQm,VV f 'mf ' Wu, , M , f f, 1 fa , M V,l , ' W wh, ' 71 1. 9 1, SPQRTS VARSITY FCDGTBALL FIRST HOW, left to right: Coach Fearon, E. Baidini, E. Lococo, R. Wrenn, F. Tatesoian, D. Marble, F. Rongey, L. Ridgeway, A. Silva, I. Nash. SECOND ROW: P. Meyer, S. Roberts, W. Iohnson, E. Morrison, R. Wolfson, A. Gueglio, H. Pemberton, W. Anderson, H. Prince, I. Medrano, W. Iones, Manager D. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Coach F. MacGraw, T. Leary, W. Gregory, H. Marx, D. Westigard, W. Wright, R. Durham, P. Westiqard, D. Moroni, R. Scott, I. Ryall, R. Matlock, Coach F. Collin. ' fr? V- ff , Q -Lf , t X H., ,f .f x f ' X Xl N X K. X so ax S A , 1-Jr , ..,,,. THE VARSITY Rated one step above the cellar at the begin' ning of the season, the San Mata varsity did a little better than that, ending up in a tie for sixth place. The Season started out with a long trip up north to Orland and the first loss ot the season, 3342. The second game ot the season' was the first PAL win. Willow Glen visited McCorlville Field to start ott league play with a bang. The visitors received more bangsethan the home team though, and the lvlateans came out on top, 33-6. All was not easy going, the 'Cats had a lot ot trouble suhdutrtg the South City Warriors, 25-19. This was the first night game ot the season, ln their second night game C'olltn's boys lost a close game to their traditional, or better known as crossstown rivals, Serra High. The Matearls lost hy only six points, 1843. X The tirskt league loss came a Week later, when Seauoias lndians visited San Mateo and had happy hurlting grounds in Winning, l3-7. A Week later the 'Cats pulled a sensational comeback to whip San lose, 26-20, In that game Frank Ftongey, San Mateas offensive star, scored tour touchdowns in the second halt to overcome a 20-O halt-time deficit. letterson took the measure ot the Bearcats, v 45,9 K es f s ' e , -J, 1 ,,? X W 26-l4, a Week later. ' ln the traditional with Burlingame, Bllngum got the Win and San Mateo got the paint. A fa- vored San Mateo team was humiliated, 19-l2. Lincoln Won tour days later 8-U over the locals and eight days alter the Blingum loss the top team in the conference Palo Alto won over the Mateaus 42-l2. FRGSH-SQPH FQCDTBALL The San Mateo Frosh-Soph Football team had a fairly successful season. ending with a record of six wins and two losses. The season was full of variety and surprisesg led by such stalwarts as Dick Kernick, Tom Guidry, and Woody Wilmore in the backfield and a crop of good linemen the team had its share of wins. To start the season off with a bang, the Kittens waxed Serra 20-O. Then they followed up with a 38-l2 win over the Half Moon Bay ball club. South City also bowed to the locals, who at that time were rolling onward with the league championship as their goal. The score of that one was San Mateo 27 South City l2. The first loss of the season came in the mud at Sequoia. The game was played after one of the worst rainstorms of the year. Sequoia refused to call the game, so it was played, with the result that the Cherokees won l9-U and went on to take the league championship. The San lose game was canceled, so the next contest was with Palo Alto. The Kittens again rolled, flattening Paly 33-U. A new rival faced the San Mateo team Cfreshmen onlyl in the next game, and Capuchino High went down to defeat at the hands of the Frosh, 40-13. Lincoln forfeited its game to San Mateo, and in the last game of the season the Mateans took a l4-l2 defeat at the hands of Blingum. FIRST ROW, leit to right: I. Hazel, R. Fuiito, R. Snyder, K. Matsuda, F. Schular, L. Allen, L. Ottley, E. Yamada, B. Vincent, T. Barrie, R. Wilkinson, L. Gilmore, W. Raymond, Manager R. Horn. SECOND ROW: Manager Lackner, L. McLemore, I. Whiteher, K. Kristotlerson, R. Rodrigues, C. McLennan, D. Kei-nick, R. Hunt, W. Sims, G. Cable, C. Needles, N. Yui, E. Genascio, I. Hensel, Assistant Coach Larry Culver. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach George Kristovich, I. Gilkey, I. Kunz, W. Wilmore, P. Harris, R. Stall, F. Van Bebber, T. Guidry, C. Lax, B. Cox, I. Blanchard, M. Dietz, D. Fenili, I. Grady, I. Tormey, A. Aguiar, I. Rolins, W. Anderson, O. Rowan. R. Gill, Head Coach Frank Robinson. . 4 V CH.EERLEADERb LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Barber, Dotti Shanks, Arlene Lukas. Judy 0'Con- nel. MP-IORE'I I'ES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Coca- nouqher, Carolyn McClure, May Lac scrmcma, Shirley Cohenour. Tl-HBTIES BASKETBALL After playing their most inspired game of the year against a favored, taller and more experienced opponent, the 'Cat 130s finally bowed to the Burlingame Panthers, 42-4l. The Panthers forced the 'Cats to shoot from outside the key throughout the game, but for a long while it seemed even with this handicap the Mateans might win. By the end of the third quarter the 'Cats clung to a 38-35 lead, but here the Panthers began to close the gap. With a minute to play, 'Cat forward Elmer Yamada put in a lay-in, and the Bearcats led, 4l-38. However, the Panthers scored immediately to make the score 41-40, and with seconds left, Panther Bob Bighter put in the winning Panther basket. The 'Cat l3Us ended the P.A.L. season with the same record as that of the varsity. They beat Half Moon Bay, South Francisco, Iefferson, and Palo Alto, but they in turn were defeated by San lose, Sequoia, Willow Glen, Lincoln, and Burlingame. They ended in sole possession of fifth place in the PAL. Thirties stalwarts were Fritz Brousse, the tearn's leading scorer and an All- P.A.l..er, Morris Smith, Elmer Yamada, Marsh Tekawa, Al Silva, and Tom Warda. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Ben Mc- Guire, Roy Takishita, Charles Lax, Bill Cox. Bill Bohn, Bob Wilkin- son. SECOND ROW: Guido Croaro, Ralph Henderson, Harold Ross, Bill Gregory, Ron Venturelli, lack Martinelli, Ralph Hig- bee. 30'S BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Ben Mc- Guire, Mel Kani, Elm- er Yamada, Al Silva, Bob Loud, Ioe Milia. SECOND ROW: Marsh Tekawa, Tom Warda, Morris Smith, Lepole- on Mac Lemore, Rich Bank, Fritz Brousse. V Z V 2 Z 2 Z f Z f 7 Z Z i 3 Z 5, ,1 4 5 3 I 10 s FIRST ROW. lah to right: Ty Tekawa, R. White, M. Peezner. P. Thayer, Uhlcxnd. G. Lewis. SECOND HOW: C. Hedman, Manager. R. Smith, Nieleur, R. Berridge, D. Icxckson, B. Lusley, R. Sinsley, Eikedu, Coach Paul Armstrong. I 20 s FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Wong, E. Deluplane, W. Killa- gawu, R. Peterson. R. Wong.SECONDHOW: M. Tekcxwcx, Manager. T. Karuntzos. F. Bjork, B. Iucobson, D. Rautman. D. Hansen, Coach Paul Arm- strong. 10's 20's San Mateo's lO's enjoyed a good season, win- ning four P. A. L. games as against two losses. Their overall season's record read nine wins and seven defeats. The ten's had a very good record considering that they had no returning starters, and only one starter, Roger Smith, had played more than a few minutes last season. Freshman Robert White was the team's high scorer during the season and was second only to Rodney Wong of the 20's in scoring for both teams. The Dimes lost to San lose and Burlingame for their only two P. A. L. defeats, and they also de- feated both Iefferson and Sequoia, the league's two top teams in non-league games. The first five for the Dimes at the season's end was Don lackson and Robert White at the for- wards, Ronnie Berridge, the team's most consis- tent player at center, and Eddie Ikeda and Roger Smith at the guard positions. Ty Tekawa at four feet plus played a good many minutes during the season. The Bearcat 20's enjoyed their most successful season in many years, winning five league games against a lone setback and compiling a season's record of twelve wins and only four defeats. The twenties lost only to San lose in league play, beating Half Moon Bay, South City, Ca- puchino, Lincoln, and Burlingame in league play. Outside the league the Bearcat twenties beat twice each such vaunted teams as Hayward and Fremont of Sunnyvale. The twenties were led by forward Rodney Wong, who was the high scorer for both of the San Mateo lightweight teams. However, he had many competitors for the high scoring honors. His brother Donald, Dick Hansen, Bill lacobsen, Dick Rautman, and William Kitagawa were only a few of the many outstanding players Coach Paul Armstrong had on his twenties squad this year. X xx - kfiv Q 'v 'yr mi S 1' B ,N W Y ff GMM '1 .Xwn X .xx Qs -N 1 X AN , S Q W is ,M fkwf ' 1 syn 1 - Q --Q ww f N 5 X. 4 3 fy! I .pw 1- ,: X4 .Nh 7 Q xy, '-Z6 Q f XF - 4 fwvi Q,M2N5A,5y17 ,, X, f - mfg- :- Q W Jfsxf X f H N2 f SX? fk x a- x ws! 0 'X x ' x X f RY .av 2i wi' 4:29 ,lu is 1 .,, DIVING The 'Cat varsity had its most powerful one-two diving punch in a good many years. In Frank Lindstrom and Bob Rodriguez, Coach Donald Miller had two almost sure bets to secure points for the Orange and Black in every meet they entered. Both were equally adept at the art of diving, and it is quite possible that they might have finished the season competing against each other for lack of outside competition. Dick Nordt, the l2O's backstroker, was the only diver the Mateans could enlist for the l3O's division. Dick, a freshman, demonstrated some beautiful form in practice: he may prove to be a potent point-getter for the Walker-men in WATER POLO A group of swimmers at San Mateo featured their second season at the new sport of Water Polo during the fall months. This year's coaches were Mr. Floyd Bezowalli and Mr. William Stretch. The team won only one game, which was against their biggest rival, Bur- lingame High School. This contest was likely the most exciting, for it went into two overtimes, with the outcome of the game a win for the Bearcats. They also played Palo Alto and Sequoia twice and lost. The main strings of the team were Frank Lindstrorn, Harry Stonelake, Gordon Greves, David Searls, Bill Sunblad, Bruce Campbell, and Dave Wisnom. years to come. DIVING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: F. L'ndslrom. I. Baker. B. Rodrigues, D. Nordt. WATER POLO FIRST HOW. left to right: Dave Wisnom. Ken Bierlick. SECOND ROW: Don Benninqho- ven, Harry Stonelake. Frank Lindstrom, luck Ellinqson. Brcxd Stark, Norm Wooldridge, Coach Rezowcxlli. THIRD ROW: Sid Higgs, Icy Baker, Bruce Campbell, Bob Austin, Al Ayala, Ted Hay. Bill Jackson, Gordon Grieve, Dave Searls. Bill Sundblud. A ,... M ,,..,,..., ,,,, fir -'AA-- ,, -L.. f I, ,, 4 ,, N .1 5 . X, , FIRST ROW. left to right: D. Hunt. B. Sun- blad. B. Rodrigues, B. Campbell. W. Iohn- son, K. Iohnson. SEC- OND ROW: G. Greve, A. Remmel, D. Searls. F. Lindstrom, F. Weltz, L. Scannell, H. Stone- lake. -sms.,-w.....Wt.,fE t r' - X i AN bwblvkkvff -pw V nz- ., s ff 1' Hr X. - jf 3 ?'f 'fm l if wx 0wwffw.1,ssemswewMe.r,r..,,NWssrM:3:.:::wf4wZQQ25er4v.m:e,L- 04:1-:.'W,g .mwwwm U V, V.. V Mxwm ,Via . f ' ' v f t, f.Ql.QItQ'. if :CV , ,pn we -f 'W tw: fy 7 N A it. 5 5 y .yan zsiiffs X 'Amy GI 5 If ' 'xf . ' f 'Zz AX 'I If y n. f Iv t W' 2 if : . , , .M V - -W if-V We ww- vi.. jf., . .. v 'W I FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Berridge, Nebur, Longhran, D. Dewees. Nordt, T. Te- kcxwcr. SECOND ROW: C. Icxmes, Byrd, Bogue, Gunzenhauser, Brus ki, Coach Walker. 1 2 , 0 A I 4 ys . 'Sl ts fy' s v A K . . ,Q SWIMMING In pre-season practice the 'Cat swimmers looked like one of the strongest arrays of talent Coach Lloyd Walker has collected in quite a few years. The 'Cat varsity, for instance, resembled what many coaches would give a right arm or so to have. ln the sprints the Mateans were led by Harry Stonelake, who was undefeated while swim- ming with the l3Os last year. I-Ie was ably sup- ported by lettermen Frank Lindstrom, Bob Bod- riguez, Bruce Campbell, Keith Iohnson, Wayne Iohnson, and Len Scannell. The backstrokers were featured by Gordon Greve, who last year won all his P.A.I.. dual meets and copped the N.C.S. as Well. Understudyillq G-reve was David Searls, another letterman. The breaststroke Was capably handled by lack Ellingson and Bill Sundblad. Sundblad, incidentally, was also the 'Cats top man in the individual medley. In the l3Os classification lim Clark and lim Byrd were the top competitors for the 'Cats, While Mike Dewees, Dick Nordt, and Ty Tekawa stood out for the l2Os. A lack of performers dulled the 'Cat lightweights' chances. ln their first meet of the season the 'Cat Varsity demonstrated its power and versatility, as it took every place against Burlingame in soundly whipping the Panther Varsity, 51-I3. The 'Cat l3Us paddled their way to a 36-20 Win, but the Panther l2Us squeezed by the 'Cats lightest of the light, 27-21. 4 Z Z f I v K X5 X f N 'K-+5 N XM ,wx mf f X I f If X X Q grfgiik . f , K. .- 1, W M . 2 ,vu :L , 9?-V'-' , 7ii1w:Q'..,. ' W L 2 -S, 1 I1-A .i Y. V01- Ni 'HT-., ' f K M , g .... 1, V- fn-ff . 16.72 'H .mg .iff A . W- X Q u N xgp W an - I KL ff N 'Q ,W A Q f Q , 'v ywf : ,wzwzs Q NS .QQ wavy I S W f X ,M-',W 4 1 N X X f S f L 'E Cf J' 1 A AA : Q i , t . 1 it . if N ... V 4 'I . ' 7 GOLF TENNIS FIRST HOW, left to right: D. Leiiler, T. Watson. SECOND FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Miner, R. Smith, M. Lee SEC ROW Couch Collin, R. Wrenn, E. English. W. Wilmore. OND ROW: B. Stark, D6 Wisaiogx, I-I. Lcxckner, Coach L amp e . GULF AND TENNIS This year's golf and tennis teams were two of the strongest aggregations to represent San Mateo High in quite a while. Coach Frank Collin had a number of returning veterans, including his top twosome of last year, Ralf Wrenn and Ned English. Duke Leffler, a promising junior, made his initial bid tor the squad. San Mateo's tennis team promised to make or Very good showing at the P.A.L. Roger Smith, the number one man, took his first two matches against Lincoln and Palo Alto, and the Cats lost only one match as compared with nine wins in the two meetings. Smith is backed by Dave Wisnom and Marty Lee in the singles, and the doubles combos of Don Iackson and Pete Minor, and Brad Stark and Henry Lackner. The Cats' only serious threats to a P.A.L. champion- ship seemed to come from Burlingame and Sequoia. 20's FIRST ROW, lei! to right: L. Schumacher, D. Lee. R. Ranch, I. Sutherlin, P. Sheffield, P. Bjork. SECOND ROW: G. Tinker, H. Quock, D. Ikeda, A. Hinmann, K. Kristo- pherson. 30's FIRST ROW, leit io right: D. Daniels, L. Ridgeway, B. Roloif, L. Figito, R. MacDon- ald, E. Yamada. SEC- OND ROW: T. Guidry, B. Garner, D. Wolisen, B. Taylor, R. Hiqbee, C. H d 1' n W en e so , . Tanner, W. Daniel- SOH- Q I LIGI-ITWEIGHT TRACK The Bearcat lightweight tracksters were not quite as deep in strength as the varsity, but they, too, had a considerable amount of individual strength. The thirties, in Bill Garner and Elmer Yamada, had two boys who could decide any meet almost by themselves. Garner was always a winner in the hurdles, usually could be counted on for five points in the pole vault, and won the 330 with regularity. Yamada, or sophomore, was the 'Cat thirties' top broad- jumper, and he usually was right up with Garner in the pole vault and hurdles. In the middle distances Bod McDonald, Dick Wolfson and Gordon Boloff were San Mateo's top performers, while in the sprints the 'Cats were paced by Lepoleon Mcliemore and Lee Ridgeway. The twenties improved a great deal after a bad start. The 'Cat twenties lost their first two meets, but, led by their One-man team, lohn Sutherlin, the twen- ties looked like championship material by mid-season. Sutherlin was the most consistent point getter on the whole track team. At different times during the season he entered the 75, l50, 330, broadiump, and highjump, in the El Cerrito Relays he ran a 440. Sutherlin averaged three wins per meet. The 'Cat twenties had good strength in the sprints, where Paul Sheffield and Henry Quock did yeoman work. ln the hurdles Dick Lee and Gordon Tinker were the best, while in the 330 Alan l-linman and Fred Biork topped all com- petitors. Quock was the best shotputter, while Sheffield did some fair broad- jumping. I The 'Cat lightweights were to be reckoned with in the P.A.L. finals. VARSITY TRACK Coach Ray Allee collected his most formidable aggregation in a good many years this annum, and many thought the San Mateo varsity tracksters might take the N.C.S., as they did a few years back. The lvfatean varsity had its greatest single event strength in regard to depth in its hurdlers. ln Lou Bortolin, Harold Pemberton, and lim Simmons the Allee- cats could lay claim to a trio as good as any to be found in local high school circles. Bortolin was also a top-notch broadiumper, and he was expected to be one of the quartet on Allee's quarter and half mile relay squads, while Pem- berton was quite a good pole vaulter. The 'Cats abounded in sprinters. Al Tinker, Tom Guidry, and Charles Mickey Lax gave the Mateans as fast a trio as could be located anywhere in the league. The quarter mile was the personal property of Russ Durham: he was unbeaten in this event at this writing. Durham also was a good broad- jumper and ran on the 'Cat half mile relay squad. The shotput featured Andy Andersson, a sophomore. Andy took the El Cerrito Relays shotput champion- ship in mid-season and appeared headed for even greater glories. Dan Westi- gard was usually a consistent point maker in the shot. Bill Wells in the pole vault and Walt DeLear in the discus were winners in early season, but by mid-year they began to lose rather consistently. Overall, however, the 'Cat varsity looked to have depth in almost every event. VARSITY FIRST HOW, lelt to right: Hay, Whillowe, Rathbone, Pemberton, Lax, Kani, Wells, Tinker, Williamson, Amaya, Simmons, Gregory. SECOND ROW: Coach Kristo- vich, Iohnson. Dur- ham. Anderson, Bore tolin,Roblnson, Johansen, Porter. Sat- berg, Levitan, Clay, DeLear, Coaches Al- lee and Armstrong. INTRBMURAL WINNERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: I. Sutherlin, I.. Bortolin. G. Garner. 1: -, , Y X..- , , xii 5 W- ww , X, if ik - - mm.. Q S, ,N + Q 5 was ....p...,f 4 vw-Q.-. my' xww-N !'q 'f4u.....,,. X4 f , f QW E 7 J ,, 5 ,, , -:,.,.,, ,, M, 1 , ,f K' 5-, W WZ, Q , , ,M X M W ,,..,.., an , ff SW N JS ,, V my KRW Y 0 ,,,, MX v.-Q, Ndwmw. Q:a.,,, Www, Wm fi FIRST ROW,1eitlo right: R. While, R. Lcmgton, B. Nichols, L. Lewis. G. Kita- qcxwu, T. Hcxnodcx, T. Seiths. SECOND ROW: G. Felly, W. Kita- qcrwcr, A. Aguirre, B. McC1ennen, R. Cox, D. Hoffman. I. Gilkey, B. Wilkinson. THIRD ROW: I. Arthur, W. Ashford, D. Rcruimcm, R. Stall, I. I-Iensel, I. Mcxrtinelli, I. Rowan, W. Rcxyrnond,B. Erick- son, Couch Hcxvilla. FRQSH-SQPH BASEBALL ' ,,, ,,,Q,'i'4Q'Wz .:,: . . 5' .-f ..1f,g ,,f 'Q V , ws 9 .. 45- ' iff-fwfa 1 1- if swf. f.. f 23:11 1 'A 'A 5 4' 'L 4-.qu , , 5 fr L- 4' -rn' 5 . 'W' Lf n.9.:' rf.4J pifimmm. my 5 -, --3,4 ., ,lf-ffvflcx 'Sri !', .y FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Berry, N. Devincenzi, B. Loud. SECOND ROW: D. Matlock, B. Cox, S. Reeks, D. Kexnick, B. Stully, R. Miller, L. Ottley, B. Bohn. THIRD ROW: Cocxch Lacy, B. Lampson, D. Fenili, D. Gile, G. Crocxxo, R. Venturelli, Coach McGraw. VABSITY BASEBALL Coach Dan Lacy's baseballers, with a practice record of two wins and ten losses, plus one tie, were looking forward to better things in the P.A.L. when this story was written. Four of the Matean losses were by one run, and with a few breaks, the 'Cats might easily have won them. ln the pre-season consensus conducted among the sportswriters in the P.A.L., the Bearcats were chosen to come in sixth or possibly fifth in the ten-team league. Three pitchers - Marv Lamson, Dick Matlock, and f-larry Messick-have pitched well on most occasions, but bad support has cost them more than one game. The leading hitter in these practice games has been Dick Sanders, right fielder with a .421 average. Don Gile, long ball-hitting catcher, had a seasonal average of 306. Gile had pounded out four triples and seven doubles. Mario Devincenzi, a freshman who occupies the hot corner for the Lacymen, was second to Sanders, hitting a healthy .352 clip. Also playing good ball in the 'Cat infield were Bill Cox, another freshman, at shortstopg Bod Loud, minute second sacker, Guido Croaro, who has ably relieved Gile of the catching chores 5 and Bon Ven- turelli, first-baseman. Lacy had shifted the outfield a great deal, but his last com- bination of Dick Marble, left field, Dick Kernick, center field, and Dick Sanders, right field, seemed certain to stick. Others certain of seeing a good deal of action were LeRoy Ottley, Fritz Brousse, Tom Barrie, Don Fenili, and Stan Reekes in the infield, and Bon Miller and Bill Bohn in the outfield. As the season progressed, the Bearcats improved by ironing out their defen- sive play, infield, baserunning, and hitting. The return of regular second base- man, Bill Staley, out with a broken wrist later in the season, will certainly strengthen the team and provide a better double-play combination with Bill Cox. The team batting average of .2l5 is also likely to improve when veterans Dick Marble, Dick Kernick, and Guido Croaro begin to duplicate the hitting prowess displayed by them in the l95O P.A.L. campaign. ln San Mateo's :first thirteen games, their averages combined were .l4l. ln contrast, their combined averages were .302 in P.A.L. play last year. lf they pick up to last year's aver- ages, the 'Cats' chances of finishing high up in P.A.L. are good. .-... N ..-Xt , e----.--xx KW 'f.'.'-:H-A ..g..L,i5'-N ,,.,......n4... f--x . ' 3 QT, TSX. -- ---,Y----X ...W -r-- o-4-QX -..........., -'W 'a'-'-x .--vi-1-xx ,...,,,--X J, A'-.H--ss .suffix ff 1 'S f g,..,,,,,... ....-. ,,, -......u ...--few..---X. .,..-.-.- eg ... ,Q - --5 ..p..------1-Q.. L.N.,.f,.- -QP-LQ. .-...-- .---L-. -,,-,,,,- -QA .......-i...-...,. ,...f.41...........? ...Qi Hir- f ww' W a , . ,lf . X X A X E 5.5 BLCDCK SM. N 5 J . ..., . . V--..- . .... - . .- gl... il. ' gr? - ,. .4 ef f- f ! '-To ' ! s . . ', 1 1 -I ' 1 . -, , B . T.-.rj Q , K MZ., , up V ,WJ '. . sg.. .A H, .rg X . . ,. . 5...-Q ' FIRST ROW, left to riqhi: B. Black, I. Hensel, B. Wells, L. DiSibil, F. Rongey, I. Milia, B. Cunningham, B. Loud D. Marble, W. Sielling, G. Grieve, B. Cox, F. Brousse, M. Karni, M. Lee, C. James, H. Stonelake, P. Meyer, I Rowan, D. Wilson. SECOND ROW: G. Sievenson, B. Stark, R. Miller, K. Matpuedcx, I. Axevedo, D. Carpenter T. Tognoli, E. Morrison, R. Durham, M. Lamson, I. Orrego, D. Huni, A. Anderrson, B. Rodrigues, D. Matlock, H Price, AG. Morroni, W Stallery, H. Iames. THIRD ROW: I. Torrney, B. Campbell, T. Tekawa, R. Smith, E. Ikeda M. Pelzrxer, D. Iackson, B. Whitaker, R. Iujiio, D. Faucette D. Cearls, B. Sunblad, C. Headman, T. Warda, R Wrenn, F. Tcxteosian, B. Gregory, B. Gillis, R. Pererson, C Gingold, I. Clark, W. Wilmore, E. Yamaoa, R. Scott FOURTH ROW: W. Kiiagawcx, N. Woolridge- I-l. Tinker, D. Goebbel, L. Ridgeway, Art Lund, Dick Henderson 1 GIRLS' BLOCK SM FlRS'1' ROW, left to right: Marcia An- drews, Carol Hotch- kiss, lane! Day, Ioyce Snyder, Iane Mills, Mary Ellen Yee, Fran- ces Iackson, Fritzi Lee Henning, Mickey Min. or. CENTER: Frances Nolan. G.A.C. FIRST ROW, left io right: Iane Mills, Glo- :ia Chew, l0Yce Sny- der, Carolyn Eastman, Pritzi Lee Henning. SECOND ROW: Fran- ces Nolan, Carol Hotchkiss, Frances Iackson, Mickey Min- or, Marcia Andrews. C-IRLS' BLCCK S M. Certainly the outstanding event in girls' sports this year was the opening oi the new locker room, equipped with showers, fluorescent lights, a locker for each girl, and a public address system. A little music during dressing goes tar to raise the spirits! Recognizing the news value of the dressing room, Block SM. invited all Block S.M. alumnae to a party to inspect the new facilities, with badminton, volleyball, and swimming on the program. As usual, Block S.M. girls organized stairway duty and guides tor Open House night. Fall officers were Mary Ellen Yee and 'Barbara Lund. Marcia Andrew and Mickey Miner took their positions in spring. C, A. C. The Girls' Athletic Council organized tive after-school sports. ln the tall semes- ter, when Carol Hotchkiss was G.A.C. president, hockey and volleyball were offered, with Frances lackson and Mickey Miner the managers, respectively. During Gloria Chew's presidency, girls could participate in basketball, softball and badminton. Managers for these sports were Marcia Andrew and lane Mills, Carolyn Eastman and Frances Nolan. The G.A.C. sponsored a play day to which they invited girls from letierson, South San Francisco, l-lalt Moon Bay, Capuchino, Burlingame, Sequoia, and Palo Alto high schools. BASKETBALL-FRCDSH AND SGPH FIRST ROW, left to right: Riba Wilson, June Ikeda, Venita Boetger, Kay Thomas, Diane Collins, Wanda New- lin, Marcella Andrews, Mike Andrews, Judy Carlson, Chickie Hamilton, Janet Wisnom, Joan Gibson. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bowedin, Norrine Cravetti, Joan Ingram, Gail Tunzi, Joan Ellen Yates, Jane Minahan, Karen Parkinson, Louise Knoll, Gayle La Fleur. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Tanjuatco, Jean Zaccheo, I.illian Needles, Pal Miravalle, Dee Jenkins, Mary Chow, Carolyn Silva, Nan Thompson, Aileen Van Bebber, Jo Ann Duffy. FIRST ROW, left to riqht: Micky Minor, Joyce Snyder, Fritzie Henning, Marcia Andrews, Jane Mills, Betty Todd, Alyce Yee, Jean Tsavalas, Tiny King, Nancy Ward, Marian Montano. SECOND ROW: Joan Moulton, Thyra Tegner, Janet Day, Mary Ann Witbeck, Bobbie Andrews, Carol Hotchkiss, Gloria Chew, Barbara Lund, Elaine Wadham. THIRD ROW: Sonia Johansen, Dorothy Chow, Carolyn Eastman, Frances Jackson, Colette Buschman, Carol Elsitord, Estelle Roberts, Mary Ellen Yee. BASKETBALL-JUNICDR AND SENIGR HOCKEY FIRST ROW, left to right: Iune Ikeda, Venita Boetger, Kay Thomas, Mickey Miner, Ianet Day, Marcia Andrews, Frances Iackson, Carolyn Eastman, Alyce Yee, Iean Tsavalas, Mary Ann Witbeck, Ioanne Duffy, Ianet Wisnom. SECOND ROW: Marcella Andrews, loan Ingram, Ioyce Snyder, Thyra Tegner, Fritzie Henning, Carol Hotchkiss, Iane Mills, Barbara Lund, Nancy Williamson, Iudy Carlson, Ioan Gibson, Lillian Mattos. THIRD ROW: Iean Zaccheo, Lillian Needles, Pat Miravalle, Marilyn Wynn, Ianet Elsifor, Gloria Chew, Elaine Wad- hams, Bobbie Andrews, Collette Buschman, Betty Todd, Judy Baker, I FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Neilson, Iune Ikeda, Venita Boetger, Kay Thomas, Lee Shaw, Mary Ellen Yee, Ianet Day, Mike Andrews, Carolyn Eastman, Alyce Yee, lean Tsavalas, Mary Ann Witbeck, Ioanne D if Chick Hamilton, Ianet Wisnom. SECOND ROW' Loirise Knoll, lean Zaccheo, Ioan Ingram, Ioan Ellen Ll Y, Y - Yates, Ioyce Snyder, Tiny King, Thyra Tegner, Fritzie Henning, Carolyn Hitcl-rlnss, Jane Mills, Barbara Lund, Nancy Williamson, Iudy Carlson, Ioan Gibson, Mickey Miner. THIRD ROW: Karen Parkinson, Norrine Cra- vetti, Carolyn Silva, Aileen Van Bebber, Carolyn Bowedin, Nancy Ward, Marilyn Wynn, Estelle Roberts, ' ' W: R'b W'l Gloria Chew, 'Collette Buchman, Frances Iackson, Betty Todd, Carol Elszford. FOURTH RO 1 a 1 son, Lillian Needles, Pat Miravelle, Evelyn Taniuatco, Dee Ienkens, Ianet Elsifor, Jane Minehan, Mary Chow, Diane Collins, Wanda Newlinq, Marci Andrews. BASEBALL 'Wx fl ,jf a --s , W.. ff 55 ef M 1. -mann-u-, f'vE+ 1. x N . Q X f ', - A , Q - 4, -. Q? ' ' Qi 19 , CLASSES am Q? .ae - ' , ,ggi ,3 M msg ln.. 17 dp-A 4.,,..f+. A.,,,,,,, P Q 4. AQ ,ff . 'Q 55 in A , , X S Q, Wf 4 f m fy RQ ww , . 1 MW .1 fu r , ' rx ' 1mll 1 2' fun ...Q L' ' ' .f I f 1 ll I Yf 4 ax 1 41 1 f I Q- 3. 'll-. njlr Qlllli' 'Hairy ,lquzv :mln in ln!-m 3 ' A X ' ' v , ,IIA 1 1 Z4 Q2 f 1 5 fi Y 'W 'P ,J iqif , 1 i ' . , Q. 9 Q H , A , , , , Q 1 2 - ., 3 1 I , ' x , ff X' , I my , T S M-'v f, A rQx at W no I ....-.,,..,,,,,.,,,. xN,,,,97 ,......mM-Q-.Q Z if 2 Z A .fm f ,W M CLASS Gf153 SPRING OFFICERS , if H 21 5,, 'W JIM IONES ..... Presldent WILLARD TANNEB . Vice President IUDY GRANT .... Secretary M1 Wa ,f W . Ii l L l .eff I 'iw - l I .35 1' 4' 'Q N I FALL IUNIOR COUNCIL FALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay Gilson, Io-Ann Trask, Shirley Cohe- President ,, ,,..,,..... ,,,,.,,..........,., .,.., ....,, ..,.....,,.,,,..,,,,.,,.....,. I i m C lark nour, Lorraine Cornils, Iudy O'Connell. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Vice-President ...,, .,.,.. . ...,.. ,.... , , .. , . .. ...... .Fritz Brousse Feldman, Betty Lou Voor, Darlene McKenzie, Frances Jackson. Secretary, ., Bobbie Feldman THIRD ROW, Iim Clark, Jim Monack, Ioe Milia, Fritz Brousse. FOURTH ROW: Brad Stark, lack Levitan, Bruce Gilles, Stan Rob- erts. JUNICDRS--CLASS Ol' '52 SPRING IIINIOII CI-ASS OFFICERS FIRST Row, left to right: Frank Tmeosmn, Jim Monack, rm: President ,...,,. , . . ,,.,....., . . ,,..,,.........,..,,,. ,,.,, ..., .,.., ,,..,, B i 1 1 Gregory Brousse, Ioe Miliu, Stan Roberts. SECOND ROW: Ted Bouret, Norm Vice-President ,. , ,, ,Lee Ridgeway Wooldridge, lack Levitan, Ron Miller, Rick Ferrarini, Lee Ridge- Secretary , , ,, ,,,. , .,., Sally Dolman way. ,fr I t .D - y is I 5 i Q S S L 5 4 3 Z X Z S Z 5 5 W a 1 2 W f DC YCU REMEMBER? Do you remember, Freshmen- The Senior Bow Day and your first Fun Nite. Weren't they fun! Your fall President, Dennis Daniels, and his Veep, Gail Bernstine, and Secretary, Bobby Binsacca, were right on the ball with a talent assembly soon after their installa- tion. An officers' assembly presented the spring officers, David Hoffman, Billy Cox, and K. Lee Manuel, who planned one more assembly to choose the future Frosh-Soph cheerleaders. And, last but not least, Campus Day, when you escorted through the campus the eighth-graders who watched you lower class- men with wide-eyed awe. X Do you remember, Sophs- That really successful Fun Nite put on by President Dick Hunt, Veep lulia Remmel and Secretary Peg Manuel, that everyone raved about so. Next thing you knew the president had an assembly introducing the new officers: lim lones, Willard Turner, and ludy Grant. Then came a talent show, tag day, and a fun nite. What a busy year! Do you remember, luniors- The killing l93O movies at the Fun Nite. Then lim Clark, Fritz Brouse, and Bobbie Feldman, with their active Iunior Council, planned the traditional lunior Prom and named it Mardi Gras Magic. lt was called the dance of the year. Remember the proud realization you felt of the close-coming senior year when you put on your Senior rings. Bill Gregory, Art Bemmel, and Sally Dollrnan, the spring officers, ended the year with a fun nite. Do you remember, Seniors- The Fourth Year Frolic, title of your night of fun. And your fall officers: Ned English, lack Chalmers, and Shanda Scott, also scheduled a Senior Skate that was a roaring success. Spring officers: Al Tinker, Walt Stelling, and Nancy Mausser, of course, planned the Senior Luncheon at Villa Chartier, Cut Day, and the dreamy Senior Ball. And now you must say so long to proms and senior balls, finals and flunk lists, the Co-op and the cafeteria, donkey basketball and disaster drills, Big Little Games and Orange and Black. So long, Seniors. But never so long memories. You saw the rainbow as freshmen. You worked four years to find the prom- ised treasure, and now you realize that it was a pot of golden recollections, filled every year with faces and activities in a never-to-be-forgotten high school. So long and good luck. SENICDRS Y , CLASS of 51 FALL SENIOR OFFICERS President .............A...,.,,. Secretary ..,,.,,,.,,.., ...Jack Chalmers .,.....Shanda Scott ,,...,,Ned English OFFICERS , .. ....,......,.,.... Al Tinker Vice-President., x . K f ,' A Wx he X A gr Q SPRING SENIOR M f ., f President . . . .. Secretary . .. .,.,,. . E x -' Vice-President . , CX 4, -V6 It . F... A ,Nancy Mausser , .,... Walt Stelling FALL SENIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: M. White, I. Petrini, M. Atwater, D. Kremer, R. Madsen, P. Maier, B. Loud, D. Deitz, D. Warren, M. Muncey, E. Gari- baldi. SECOND ROW: L. Leonhardt, S. Ashley, D. Giesen, ........ ., .........,.,. , M. Basely, M. Miller, I. Birnbaum, A. Scovel, C. Soler. THIRD ROW: C. Claxton, S. Scott, B. Williamson, I. Salley, B. Becker, I. Martin, S. McCone, A. Brizzolara, D. Alcala, E. English, F. Lindstrom. FOURTH ROW: R. Cunningham, D. Marble, B. Haight, D. Prince, R. Goebbel, T. Leary, I-I. Marx, I. Chalmers, W. Stelling, G. Davis. SPRING SENIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Muncey, D. War- ren, S. Martin, B. Anderson, E. Foote, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Alcala, B. Nocxg, F. Bevin, B. Haight, H. Pemberton. THIRD ROW: D. Shanks, B. Cunningham, D. Prince, D. Benninghoven, D. Sanders. FOURTH ROW: G. Karrell, .........,. ,,,, , ,,, G. Daniels, .,... . ,,., R. Morton, A. Scovel, H. Hicks. FIFTH ROW: .... G. Davis, A. Lund, I. Ghilmetti, M. Atwater, ,,,.,,,.........., ,, R. Durham, A. Kani. ine XA W l ik' if ww M NE f . it ew' ji: , ' My .3 , K F .pw ALCALA, DICK Senior Council Block S,M. A.B.S. Boxing 47 ASHCRAFT, NANCY Glee Club French Club Zoo Keeper BALDINI, ED Football A.B.S. Sec.-Treas. Nominating Committee Block S.M. Civilian BAZLEY, MARGARET Ex Board ALLEN, DOROTHY Nurse AZEVEDO, IOHN Block S.M. A.B.S. Representative Pen Club Cattle Rancher BALLARD, LORNA BECKER, BEVERLY Senior Council Ex Board Hi Staff AMEN, BARBARA ATWATER, MAZINE Senior Council Hi Staff BARBA, TI-IERESA Drama Drama Secretary Fashion Desiqner BELLOW, CAROL Drama Glee A Cappella Choir Colleqe High School Teacher ANDERSON, BARBARA A.G.S. Cabinet Senior Council Sophomore Secretary Pompon Girl ASHLEY, SHIRELY Spanish Club Footliqhters Senior Council Language Teacher BARBER, ELAINE Cheerleader Rally Committee Ex Board Senior Council BENEDETTI, ED Baseball Block S.M. Spanish Club Rancher ANDERSON, SUZANNE Tri'Y Spanish Club BAILEY, BARBARA A Cappella Choir Iunior Council Ex Board Stairway Committee Business Woman BAUGHN, DON Football Cattleman BENSON, MARILOIS ,LQ rv-N if til.- 35:1-r ii'- e8 I i'5 TW ,, WMP. f , ,g K it xg 'tt 1 , M va 12 y A SQ S '5 . 'nr g X t 'PX t v 'Q 5 f' A :au 5- 0 f N V150 ' ? ,, ' ti 3 .J if Q 1,1-1+ , . ,Ai BERGER, IOHANNA Tri-Hi-Y President, Iunior States man, Spanish Club BI-IVAN. FLOYD Block S.M., Bank President BIHLER, MARY Hockey, Iunior Statesman, Tri-Y Private Secretary BINFORDJGAII. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Housewife BIRTWELL. ELEANOR Raise Four Children BLUESS. CAROLYN Ex Board, A.G.S., Iunior Class Vice-President, Senior Council, Or- aan Grinder. BORKMAN, ANNE Senior Council, Latin Club, Tri-Y, Home Economist BOTTARINI, LORETTA French Club, Medicine BOTTASSI, ROBERT Baseball, Artist or Cattleman BOULDEN. IANE Honor Society, Basketball, A.G.S. Representative, Laboratory Tech- noloqisi BOURET, TED Sophomore Vice-President, A.B.S. Representative, Ex Board, Junior Council, Salesman BREWER, DOROTHY Senior Council BREWER, FRED Engineer BRIZZOLARA. ART BROWN, ED Football, Baseball, Navv BROWN, SHIRLEY Ex Board, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Latin Club, Medicine BRYANT, ROBERTA Honor Society, Pen Club, Spanish Club, Ari Commission, Kinderqar' ten Teacher BURK, RONALD Ex Board, A.B.S,, Hi Staff, Livestock Company CAMPBELL, ALICE CAMPBELL, BRUCE Swimming Senior Council QQENICDR 'EWCLZ-XSS Cl' 'bl CARI.SON. GERALDINE Afterschool Sports Glee Club Homemaker CLINTON, MARY IANE Hi Staff Editor CUNNINGI-IAM, ROBERT Baseball Basketball Block S.M. A.B.S. Baseball DAVIS, GREG Tennis C.S,F. German Club Rabbit Breeder CARPENTER, RICHARD Football Manaqer Basketball Manager Swimmina Manager Block S.M. Bookkeeper COCANOUGHER, MARY LOU A.G.S. President Dance Committee Drum Maiorette Modelina DAHER, SONYA Ex Board Swimmina A.G.S. Nurse or Housewife DAY, IANET Band Tri-Y G.A,C. Block S.M. Navy Nurse CHALMERS, IACK A.S. President Senior Vice-President German Club President A.B.S. Cabinet Chorus Girl COONEY, IACKIE Ex Board DANIELS, GARY Block S.M. Rally Committee Bootlegaer DER, TOY Astronomer CALIVA, CHARLES Glass Worker CROARO, GUIDO Basketball Baseball Ex Board DAVIS, BARBARA Afterschool Sports Glee Be Rich DE LEAR, WALT Track A Cappella Choir Band Opera Sinaer 161- A 57,4531 W , CHOW, DOT Iunior Statesman Stairway Committee Afterschool Sports Good Iob CROUCH, IOANNE A.G.S. Representative Radio Commercial Artist DAVIS, DIANE DE VERE, DONNA Glee Club A Cappella Choir Ex-Ray Technician My 'gn ' '5'f,f,1g,'...4 ', f I 'A f gf Y ' ' 41 2 4 , f ' ,g MH' A , , .7 f X! si, , f f WA' sf , K veils, X t 2 W Af Mifmt W rffwffff- f , , s ., 1- I ,Q WZ A I. f,, v ff f IQ Q W f , f , ,f x , G -'Y ' Z i-X f, t f ,V VW, V. y at , it , A lssl fi X S -tf t .. Zff fri f? DIETZ, DIANE DOZIER, JAMES EAMES, PHILIP EBINGER, DICK ECKHARDT, DOROTHY Student Court Football Track Forestry German Club Good Relations Com. Travel Around Vforld Senior Council Spanish Club A,G.S. Cabinet Car Salesman I-Ii Stott Publicity Commission Afterschool Sports Colleqe Lanquaae Teacher EDWARDS, ELIZABETH ELCAN, PAT ENGLISH, NED EUBANKS, LORRAINE FACCA, BOB Sophomore President Sewinq A.B.S. Senior President Desianer or Model Ex Board Football Carpenter Track Tank Driver EAUCETTE, DON FELDSCHER, IOANNE FLACK, WAYNE FLANDERS, LOUIS FLEMING, MARGARET AS. Vice-President Elm Staff Ex Board Tri-Y A.S. Treasurer Art Committee Cattle Ranch Spanish Club Swimminq Team Spanish Club Orchestra Hobo Hi Staff Junior Statesman Artist Musician FISHER, BEV FOOTE, ELAINE FRESCHI, IRENE GAGLIOLO, GRACE GARFIELD, IOAN A.G.S. Tri-Y Student Secretary C.S,F. Nurse Secretary Tri-Y Volleyball Badminton To Type 10 Words Pe 56 t A rg 5: I 'Q mr I ' 'E .T sr H . 4, f -f M ' ' W- X X 1, X S ik .t ' s 77 X Nw f f -f f , f' A KZ ff, feat 5- 4 4 ' v 1 W am we f ?f.f1 -5-if-I 3 is ei ? - f I' ,I N- ! r-,X Q- 'T' I GHIELMETTI, IEAN A.G.S. Cabinet, French Club, Sen- ior Council, Dance Committee, Pri- vate Secretary GIBB, BETTY A.G.S., Iunior Council, Senior Council, A Cappella Choir, Orga- nist GEISIN, DORIS Ex Board, Senior Council, A Cap- pella Choir, Footliqhters, Profes- sional Spanish Dancer GUILIANETTI, DEMO GOODHUE, CAROLYN A.G.S. Vice-President, Frosh Girls' Commission, Iunior Council, lnte- rior Decorator GRACE, BARBARA GRADY, CECELIA Afterschool Sports, I,C. GUEGLIO. ANGELO A.B.S. Representative, Iunior Coun- cil, Football, Farmer HAIGHT, BERT A.B.S. President, Drama Commis- sioner, Iunior and Senior Council, Footlighters, President of U.S.A. HALE, TIM Football, Swimming, Soccer, Grad- uate HANSON, MILDRED Honor Society, Stenoqrapher HAWKING, PAT Nurse HENDRICKSON, LARRY Track, Block S,M., Ex Board, Arti- choke Picker HENNING, FRITZI LEE French Club, Orchestra, Block S. M., G.A.C. Vice-President, Own Horse Ranch HICKS, HARRY A.B.S. Cabinet, Spanish Club Pres- iclent, Iunior and Senior Council, Business Manager HIGH, BILL Football, A.B.S., Street Cleaner HILTON, IOAN Ex Board, German Club, Iunior Council, Nurse HOGG, BOB HOLLAND, IACK Swimming, Water Polo, Band, Golf Team, College HOTCHKISS, CAROL G.A.C. President, Ex Board, Senior Council, Secretary 1 ,X T' ' Wx g ,fn , , ,, Q' - f 1 ills f ml A 1- 1 ',-I . X 'V' f , 5 I ,t , ,, t , ,., . , ,J 3 K l X, , , , .Q , f V W' f 1 SENIGRS--CLASS Cl' bl I ,saw . A rattan, HOWARD, BESS Baseball, Swimminq, Basketball, Volleyball, Real Estate Broker HOWARD, CLAIRE Y' - 1: F Q U' l ,- gg RMS , A A ,mt , ,,,,,, if . A L-n . Successful IYUIA, VIOLET E IOHNSON, IRENE -.eff ,',,,,,f' if - ft P ss . ii Joi-rNsoN, xnim A ' ' A.S. President, Iunior Class Presi- , A - dent, Swimming, German Club, ' K Retired Millionaire 9 KANI. MELVIN 5 ,ng Block S.M., Elm Staff, Senior Coun- t 1 1 cil,ArtCommissioner,Bead Stringer KARNES, BONNIE Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Sports KILDEBECK, GWEN Dental Assistant KLINE. PAT Spanish Club, Senior Council, Drama, A.G,S., Dental Hygienist KNIBBS, BETTY KOERNI 3, PRISCILLA Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Frosh Talent Show, Piano Teacher W t ygx , ' ,.., I KONON, MICHAEL Honor Society, I-Ii Staff, Newspaper 1, 2 3 554 t Work ' -L+ i Q 4 P-ff 23 45 iw l KREMER, DIANE Senior Council, Iunior Council, A.G.S. Representative, Ex Board, Nurse KUNZ, HARRY Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, Ex Board, Architect LACURE, CLARA Sports, Old Maid LACSAMANA. MAY C.S.F., Junior Statesman, Band, Tri- Y, College L ,dur P F .. of l LANSER. HERB Junior Band, Senior Band, Iournai- ism, Dance Band LARSON, NANCY Senior Council, Ex Board, Private Secretary LEARY, TOM Frosh President, Ez Board, junior Council, Football, Commercial Ar- tist H6 LEAVITT. LOIS SENICDRS--A-JCLASS Cl-' 'bl LEE, MARTIN Tennis Ex Board Block S.M. Order Committee Stanford LOUD, BOB Rally Committee Basketball Track Civil Engineer LYNCH, BETTY MARTENS, KATHERINE Band A.G.S. Representative Afterschool Sports Spanish Club LEE, NORMAN Orchestra Ex Board Live Till I Die LO VETTE, RUBY Afterschool Sports Footlighters' President Tri-Y Actress MADSEN, ROBERTA Iunior Council Senior Council A.G.S. Cabinet Ex Board Nurse MARTIN, IACQUELINE Iunior Council Senior Council Spanish Club Girls' State Delegate Radio Profession i A . ,, RW , LEE, OWEN Stage Designer LUKAS, ARLENE Ex Board Cheerleader Rally Committee Sports Airline Hostess MAI OR, PAT Cheerleader Tri-Y Spanish Pen Club Politician MARTIN, MAVIS A.G.S.Representative Ex Board Afterschool Sports LEONHARDT, LOIS A.G.S. Grounds Committee Spanish Club Pen Club Housewife LUKAS, GLORIA MALONEY, IIM Stay Out of Army MARVIN, BARBARA LINDSTROM, FRANK Dance Commissioner Soph Vice-President Auditor Swimminq Traveling Salesman LUND, ART Track A.B.S. Cabinet Senior Council College MARR, ELMA Badminton A Cappella Choir Glee Club MARX, HARRY Grounds Commissioner Football German Club Block S.M. V b W. YEA-,if f f ,cf 'Z ' MQ' Q. Z 1 f , , f ix f X 4 f , Age I 1 X 3 , f s 4 T ' MASON, DON A Cappella Choir Fen Club Talent Steel Constructor MCILLRATH, IAM!-:s Swirnrnina Football Travelina Salesman MILLS, CARROLL Ez Board A.B.S. Representative MOWDY, GLORIA Secretary MATHEWS, NORMAN Ez Board Track A.B.S. Represents Business Colleae MCPHILIIPS, BILL Ex Board lunior Council MILLS, IANE A.G.S. Sec.-Treas. A.G.S. President A.S. Secretary Life Member C.S.F. Stanford Co-ed MULLER, ELSE French Club Orchestra TrifY Latin Club H79 Pass Social Soc, Probs. MAUSSER, NANCY ACS. Ex Board Iun1or Counril MEDEFESSER, CONSTANCE MILLS, RICHARD Iunior Statesman dent C.S.F. Senior Council Spanish Club Lawyer MUNCY, MARILYN Ex Board Senior Council Pompon Girl Model MCCARREN, ADRIENNE Spanish Club Tri-Y Footliqhters Tea Taster MERKEL, DAN Track Ex Board Advertisina MITCHEIJ.. BEV Hi Staff Editor C.S.I:'. Tri-Y Quill and Scroll Iournalist Presi- NELSON, BILL Basketball Track Ex Board Art Committee Commercial Artist MCCONE. SUE A.G.S. Cabinet Senior Council Spanish Club Doa Biscuit Sampl MILLER, MARILYN A.G,S. Cabinet Honor Societv Senior Council Grammar School Teacher MONTINI, CATHY Afterschool Sports Secretarv NIEMEYER. GERTRUDE A.G.S. Representative Iunior Council Secretarv 'N . w' '-,, 1 X ,, ,, f X S L V,,. Q , Baal I I D tr, 'M I 'L t, s t it ... 1 if i11ggf1:z1'j' S F-' if 3' 'C' vu- ,t fi? we A xl we ' Mi-' ee' 4' - , is me 1 A ? I 154' iv-fs. ITV I NISHIDA, ROBERT NOE, MARIORIE Marry a Millionaire NOLAN, FRANCES A.S. Secretary, Pub. Commission- nlewr, Ex Board, Art Committee, Have un NUTTALL, MARIORIE OLIVEIRA, LUCIA Ex Board, A.G.S,, Afterschool Sports, Secretary OLSSON, PHYLLIS Spanish Club, Hi Staff, Elm Staff, Tri-Y, Bar Fly ORTIZ, GENEVIEVE Afterschool Sports, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Nurse PARKER, IEAN Ex Board, A.G.S., Secretary PARKS, NANCY Glee Club, Afterschool Sports, A. G.S., Ex Board, Pea Splitter . PERSSON, ROLAND Band, Chorus, Honor Society, Or- chestra, Music PETERSON, ROBERTA A.G,S., Secretary PETRINI, I OANNE Ex Board, A.G.S. Cabinet, Iunior Council, College PICKARD, PATRICIA Spanish Club, A.G.S., Quill and Scroll, Hi Staff PORTER, LUCY MAE PRESTON, BARBARA Hi Staff, German Club, Senior Council, Quill and Scroll, Iournalist PRINCE, RICHARD lunior President, Rally Committee, Football, Ex Board PUGH, SALLY Ex Board, Rally Committee, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Airline Stewarcless QUOCK, HENRY Drama Commissioner, Senior Coun- cil, Basketball, Track, Industrial Engineer REMPEL, MARTHA V Artist RISSMAN, HARRY Military Career 1 SENICDRS--CLASS Cl' 'ol , .. ' 1 ii . f 1 ' 'Y ROBERTS. BETTY 3 ,il i .. H RoBER'rs, NANCY an 'A 'Q 6' J 'Q Iunior Council, A.G.S., Secretary ROGELSTAD, CLARK A.B.S., Block S.M., Football, Band, Salesman SALLEY, IENNIE Spanish Club, l-li Staff, Tri-Y, Sen- ior Council, Medical Y at r E A. A T . ' V- ' - ' SARABALIS, MARY , ml, ,, I R I Pen Club, Afterschool Sports, lust Q 65 ' ' ' A 5 C , sco'rT. SHANDA 'f' fw ' I X 7' lil - Basketball, Footliahters, Senior II I f III' A. 'lf Class Secretary, Nurse T it I I scov1:1.,ANN IA I Vi I T Elm Staff, Rally Committee, Dance I ,I A 'cv I seg' Committee, Ex Board, Psvcholoqist LM ,gf Q, Z' ' SEGEI., DIANE ,' 'I ' 1' 1 Band, Latin Club, French Club, , I Senior Council, Iournalist 'Y N r ,C . .,.c C .. . 1852 I I ,i , A , fl Af SHANKS. DOROTHY ' , ' Cheerleader, Senior Council, A.G. A E I S., Rally Committee ' ' ' f 'C' SHAPIRO, ARLENE W Jw- XWX G.A.C,, Reach 5' 2 'NH si-mcw. ANNIE 1, . SIEVERS, AL Track, Swimminq 1 1 K 4 SILVA. ALFRED ' Football, Basketball, Block S.M., Ex Board, Electrician A l ' s1MMoNs, IAMES itat K ,Q It 7 an ' Track, Basketball, A.B.S., Trade ,X P School , - V M- SKEEN, PAT SLADE, MAC A.B.S., Radio Production, Ex Board, Basketball, Travel , tit C J A SLINKER, BETTY i Garbage Man E B 0. SMYER, RALPH Football, Ex Board, A,B.S., Auto xr I Mechanic W suv I , A SNYDER, 1oYcE G.P.A.L. Secretary, Block S.M., G. AC., A.G.S., Secretary STEINBAUGH, BARBARA Spanish Club in Y-- :spun- f, , , rr, h e it f f ' SENICDRS--CLASS 01351 STUDDERT, CLYDE Ex Board Atomic Research TOHRES, ESTHER TYLOR, DEBBIE French Club Spanish Club Hi Staff Elm Staff Stanford WALKER. LORETTA Talent Assembly X-ray Technician TEDESCO, FRANCES Honor Societv Spanish Club Ex Board Elm Staff Psycholoqist Stanford Co-ed TORHES, MINNIE Basketball Baseball Hockey Getting Married UHLRICH. IOAN Spanish Club A Cappella Choir Tri-Y Ex Board Retail Buyer WALLICK, CHARLEEN Spanish Club Sports A.G.S. A Cappella Choir College TINKER, AL President A.B.S. President Spanish Club President Senior Class Track Picket TRACY, IOANNE Art Commissioner Senior Council Elm Staff Ex Board VESTER, VERA Baseball Basketball Glee Club Child's Nurse WARREN. DOLORES Senior Council Dance Commission Ex Board A.G.S. Dental Nurse TOEPKE, DENNY Spanish Club Elm Staff Hi Staff Footliqhters Teacher TRITTIPO, TOM Track Hi Staff A.B.S. Big Business VIVIAN. IOHN Radio Production Millionaire WASSERMAN, RAY TOGNOLI, TOM Football Block S.M. Ex Board A.B.S. Navy TURNER, CARL Track Manaaer Own Business WACKERMAN, RITA A Cappella Choir Dental Nurse WELLINGTON. GENE Ex Board Frosh Boys' Commis- sioner Radio Production Millionaire St as glint- .W Wwe rss, WK' 3 W ff 2' 'Q . QWXQX ,. V Q P tttt . if M U t Mi , me J f N X2 Fx 1 f aigfsff. 4 , IAA, , X! WELLS, BILL Frosh President Ex Board Auditor Track Army WHITE, ELNORA WILLIAMSON, ORVILLE Music Track Music Commissioner I-Ii Staff Operate Air Line WYANT, PAUL WESTIGARD, DAN Football Track Athletic Committee Block S,M. Burlesque Oueen WHITE, MID GE Senior Council Rally Committee Volleyball Tri-Y Airline Stewardess WILSON, BEV Footliqhters Art Commissioner Fashion Desicmer YEE, MARY ELLEN Football Block S.M. President Art Commissioner A.G.S. Cabinet A.B.S. French Club Iunior Council Ex Board Commercial Artist Occupational Therapist C' WESTIGARD, PETE Football Block S.M. Ex Board Traffic Committee Pearl Diver WHITMER, BOB Football Block S.M. Swimmina Never Need Shave WITBECK, MARY ANN Afterschool Sports Accountant YELICK, MARY RAY Orchestra Spanish Club Badminton Concert Violinist WESTON, IIM Baseball Ex Board A.B.S. Navy WILLIAM, BARBARA WONG, IOHN Medical YOUNGER, MARY WETZEL, STEVE Ex Board A.B.S. Spanish Club Pro Football WILLIAMSON. BEV Senior Council Honor Society Spanish Club Treasurer Housewife WRAY, BEV College ZIRRELI, GLORIA IVV' 5 if' l 2, fxy 1 K ff 'msg-Q, ' W '-- Fw' it Y 1 is , 'Exf- K .,. Rv lx? Q N' S ll gg wg 1 t r X M I we fm, Y W 'Qi' tl . 9 ' ' ,k 1 7,-Z 6' 1- t ' l Q t 'Q -are rr: 'Q' f- f.. --,, I , I V, I f-fx at . 5:.'f Es A R I I B I VTX ' J f mirth W t1 f 1 AGUILAR, DAN Block S.M., A.B.S., Art Committee, Graduate ALLEN, YVONNE Maiorette, Swimming, Ex Board, Band, Nurse ANDERSON, WALTER Football ANDREW, MARCIA Girls' Sports, Block S.lVl,, G.A.C. ARMSTRONG, IVAN Football, Boxing, Softball, Boys' Glee, Auto Mechanics AUSTIN, RICHARD EX Board, Iunior Council, Water Polo, Dairy Rancher BENNINGHOVEN, DONALD A.B.S. Secretary-Treasurer, French Club, Traffic Commissioner, Block S.M,, Hat Checker BERCHAW, LAWTON BIRNBAUM, IEAN BOLER, IAMES Track, Basketball, Move to Harem BUGHI, VIRLGINIA ' CHEW, GLORIA Gr.A.C. President, A.G.S. Cabinet, C,S.F., Ex Board, Dental Hygiene CLARK, RUSS lane Russell's Pilot CLAXON, CAROL Senior Council, Pen Club, Ex Board A.G.S., Airline Stewardess COONEY, PAT A.G.S., EX Board, lunior Council, Radio Production, Housewife DALECIO, PETE Track, Basketball, A.B.S,, Block S M., Pro Baseball DI SIBIO, LEWIS Basketball, Ex Board, Architect DURHAM, RUSSEL Block S.M., Senior Council, A.B.S, Football, 4-F ELLINGSON, IACK Water Polo, Band, Block S.M. Swimming, Movie Actor GARIBALDI, ETHEL EX Board, A.G,S., Iunior Council, Senior Council, Mortician 1 was M X YK 1,1 v iff y' YZ, MM- Z WW 'N ff ff X iff SENICDBS--CLASS Cl' bl 79 -gr 9 35 '2 l .4 .M is -Y flu , w..,,k 33.1 , ! fP trl -m-- I , LQ, -'if 5 1 i , V th. X Tc Lg Av. ,Y -,, Wav' -, X iii? i - X ,znqa ...J f J ,M ,XF . S 1 X . 4 cu 3, t l 5, l . 1 If -T -, Pe 5 r A X fm sa I 3 57' we . Y' 'W' 5 2' lf- ,- 1. il 5 . X- . 4, ' bf ., f 3 t , -'v-.gg j 1' WX 4, li ,fun-7 iz GOEBBEL, DICK Basketball, Hi-Y, Senior Council, Ex Board, Alliqator Wrestler JOHNSON, CAROLYN JOHNSON, WAYNE Football, Swimminq, Ex Board, Block S.M. IACKSON, BILL Ex Board, Football, Swimming, Bar and Restaurant Owner KARNES, IACKIE Spanish Club, Tri-Y, College KING, SUE Footliqhters, A Cappella Choir, Dance Committee, Senior Council, Private Secretary KNOCKENHAUER, MARY German Club, Latin Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Nurse KROHN, SHIRLEY A.G.S., Secretary LEE, MARY A.G.S., Office Girl LEWIS, GORDON MARBLE, DICK Baseball, Football, Block S.M., lun- ior Council, A.B.S., Army General MATSON, BILL Elm Editor, Soph Class President, Honor Society, Block S.M., Engi- neer MCCLURE, CAROLYN Soph Secretary, Band, Majorette, Tri-Y, Dental Nurse MCGRATH, ROBERT Iunior Council, Ex Board, lchthy- oloqist MEDRANO, IOE MOI-IR. CORDELL Country Rover MOZINGO, GLORIA MORRISON, ERNIE Football, Athletic Committee, Stu- dent Court, Creative Desiqner MORTON, RONALD ORMANDO, VINCENT Track, Football, Boxinq, A.B.S. Own a Business 1 SENIORS--CLASS Ol' bl CO PEMBERTON, HAROLD Ex Board Track A.B.S, Council Senior Council Lots of Friends SCI-ILACTER, CHARLES SUMMERS, IAMES ROBERSON, CONSTANCE SEE, EVELYN Spanish Club Secretary Iunior Council Senior Council A.G.S. Representative Nurse WELTZ, FRANK Swimming Water Polo Rally Committee Iunior Class Vice-Presb dent Physiotherapist RONGEY, FRANK Football Track Basketball Baseball Coach SMYTH, KATHRYN Spanish Club Ballerina WESSELUIS, FRANK A,B.S. Ministry SANDERS, RICHARD Baseball A.B.S. Vice-President Grounds Committee Latin Club Make a Million STELLING, WALTER Senior Vice-President German Club Basketball Football Beachcomber DOUGLAS, KEVIN Football Track A,B.S. Race Driver SCHICK, ALTON Orchestra Swimming EX Board Annapolis STOVALL, BONNIE Iunior Council I A Cappella Choir Glee Club Tri-Y Nurse rj X AOYAGA, SHIIGEO ARRIGO, IEROME BALLOU, LYNDEN COFFMAN, BOB COPELAND, BEV DADO, BARBARA DOUGHERTY, BURNETT GRADUATING SENIORS u PICTURES HANSEN, RICHARD E. HENDERSON, RICHARD IYOYA, VIOLET IASINSKI, DELNOR MANDOLFO, ROSEMARIE MCNEII., TOM MITCHELL, IACK MURPHY, PATRICK I. WITHOUT PADEN, BOB SANTIN, DON SCOBLE, NANCY SOLER, CLARENCE UFFORD, DOROTHY WILLIAMS. COLLETTE WISNOM, DAVID, IR. ,-.,1-- 11. 74. . I Nj! Y , A - ' . Z I Yu., ff' f .I ,f Ai If fair 2 3 . IK L MW .anh- a, 6- 1. GLORIA CHEW 2. BONNIE STOVALL 3. SUE MCCONE 4. LARRY HENDRICKSON 5. SHIRLEY BROWN 6. MARY YOUNGER 7. ARLENE LUKAS 8. FRANK RONGEY 9. ANN BORXMAN jf 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. xfnf-4 as ,I J 3 A 1 SHIRLEY KROHN DIANE SEGEL IRENE IOI-INSON BILL MCPHILLIPS DIANE KREMER IRENE FRESCHI RUSS DURHAM MARY ANN WHITBECK DON MERKEL H- H ,, 20 -fruit I 1 'Q ' 3 ,72 'I' NSW' ., , 5. gk 'I I f .., fi I Mi 5 W G., If f 1 ge . ,Wf ,ff - 19. JOAN WOGAN 20. GAIL BINFORD 21. BEVERELY BECKER 22. DEBBIE TYLOR 23. FRANCES NOLAN 24. SHANDA SCOTT 25. ADRIENNE MCCARREN 26. IOANNE PELDSCHER 27. MARY LOU COCANOUGHER 'N 4: V K Vim ROBERTA MADSEN DIANE DAVIS IENNIE LE SALLY GENEVIEVE ORTIZ ROLAND PEARSON RICHARD MILLS BEV WILSON RUBY ANN LLIVETTE CHABLEIN WALLICK MARY JANE CLINTON IANE BOULDEN IANE MILLS DONNA DeVERE MARGE FLEMING PAT COONEY DORIS GIESIN GWEN KILDEBECK FRITZI LEE I-IINING BOBBIE BRYANT CAROL ANNE BELLOWS BEV MITCHELL MILDRED HANSEN GERTRUDE and MARIE NIEMEYER MARGORIE NUTTALL MARY SARIBALIS PRICILLA KOERNING DOROTHY EKHARDT W' QW vs 3 ' Ng' H 'ff 23 'wif 17 U XNJ ARLENE SCHAPIRO LOIS LEONHARDT PETE WESTISARD DAN WESTIGARD BEV WILLIAMSON CAROLYN GOODHUE IOAN HILTON BETTY KNIBBS if , A 'in-.. ANN SCOVEL IOYCE SNYDER MARY BIHLER IOAN GARFIELD . IO ANNE TRACY . IACKIE MARTIN 15. MARILYN MILLER 16 BERT HAIGHT 17 18 19. 20. 21. 22. 28. 24. IOAN UHLRICH LUCIA OLIVERIA IACKIE KARNES ELAINE BARBER PAT KLINE EVELYN SEE FRANCES TEDESCO DOROTHY BREWER H. 1 ,.. x ,fx ,W ' .1 Ry BA. fl, f an ,Q fm, ff! 4 4 W, f 4' Q 54 ,J f X 5 J f I v 'W 1 ,Q QW I xi W .XZW-1-V , 6 M353 QR. i HLA SENlCR GIRLS Suzanne Anderson .......... Barbara Anderson Pat Major ...,,r....,..., Kathy Martins .,.,.,. Elaine Foote ......, Fran Nolan ,,...,... Sally Pugh ...,..... Nancy Roberts ...,,, Io Anne Tracy ....... Diane Dietz ...,..... lane Mills ........ Ioanne Petrini ........ Mary Ellen Yee .....,,., Sue McCone .....r,... Gloria Chew .......,.. Fritz Lee Henning .......,. lane Mills .,.....,....... Arlene Lukas .,.....,..... PCLL .........,Eyes.,..... .........Srnile......,.. ...,...Cornplex1on...,....... .,...,....Legs...,,,.... ,.,....,.l:'igure..... .........Profile......... ........G1ggle.......r .... Shyest ...... ........,Friendliest..,,..... ..........Brain.,....,... ..,......WittieSt....,.....,.. ....,.....Best Dressed.......... ....,,,...Actress-Actor......... ........MostL1kely to Succeed........ ,....,..Best Athlete....... .....,..Personal1ty........ ........Charleston.....,... Adrienne McCa:rren ,r....r. ...,,... M an-Woman Hater ........ Marilyn Muncey ...,...,.. Carolyn lohnson ......... Nancy Mausser ..,..,.. Sally Pugh .......... lane Mills ........ .,..,..Flirt....,., ..........r..Voice...,..... ............,,.Couple oi Year................ Cn a Aba-daba Honeymoon ...........M1SS San Mateo....... San Mateo........ CDF 1951 BOYS ..,Ernie Morrison .,,..,Art Brizalara .,,.....Dick Alcala Frank Lindstrorn ,...,....,Mac Slade .,,,,..,......Bill High ..Dan Wesiigard ,.....,..Dick Prince Bolar .. ,... ,... D ave Wisnom .....,...Greg Davis .......,..Ted Bouret ..,,,...Keith Iohnson ....,,...Bert Haight ...lack Chalmers ..,.Prank Piongey ,.......rDick Prince ..,.......Torn Leary .Dan Westigard .........Dick Prince ........Iohn Vivian ......Walt Stelling Frank Lindstrom .,...Keith Iohnson Editor .............,......, Associate Editor .........,.,,...,..,.,,,..,.....,A, Assistant Editors ........... Photographer .,,...., Artist ...,......,..,.... Production Staff: Peg Landon Eda Mendels lean Guillen Debbie Tylor Denise Toepke Business Manager ..... Staff: Alyce Yee Greg Davis Keith Iohnson ....,..,....,,.Bill Matson .Ioanne Feldscher .Fran Nolan and Fran Tedesco Ballou .s........Mel Kant Phyllis Olsson Mary lane Clinton Ioanne Tracy Carolyn Iohnson Iean Ghielmetti ...........Iames Tormey Marion Schell Leslie Heathcote Kay Thomas Al Tinker Ioyce Kerr Barbara Williamson ACKNOWLEDGEHVIENTS The 1951 Elm staif wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the help and service given to us by the fol- lowing people: To Mr. Robert L. Ozias of Lederer, Street nd Zeus Co., Inc., printers, and Mr. William L. Thurlow of the California Art and Engraving Co., for the actual pro- duction of our yearbook. To Levy Brothers for their fine photography and co-operation. To the many students and faculty members who have devoted time and effort to make this publica- tion a success. And especially to Mrs. H. H. Smith, Elm advisor, for her patience and understanding, plus many long hours of extra Work during this past year. 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