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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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KC!-'Yeq 0,7 e5,.+, vague-A ,a aa Mom+ u Q .5036 Y ' O ., gp Q X Q Q .2 I : ' ,il A Lf J U cr' K E ff Nc Q V N? Q 'ig if ' Q, .5-N XX A f b My I 0' N N wi A dj! ff f 1 umm'--M ,,,. YJ, W , Q .f-DWF L S f Zf' . v A ' 51 eele 0 I umm A ,Je AL ff ' gy A50 Q77 ,O 45 -W V N j, V QQV' gi f f' SX ': ' , .ww -'- Q ' my 155 533 , i ff? 54'-'f f? ffQ, . f . ,f-'fr s ffl 9 W 5? V W fm W A WELCOME TU MP.. STEWART The San Mateo student body extends greetings to the most prominent member of this year's freshman class-Iames Stewart, our new principal. He likes San Mateo High School, and San Mateo High certainly likes him. We, as students especially admire his interest in our student body which he has so ably demon stratecl by his attendance at all athletic events, his jokes and cheerleading at rallies, his friendliness to the students, and his cooperation in allowing us more activities. Mr. Stewart has definitely shown that he understands and supports the students' view point. We all wish him continued success in the years to come TACULT LIST Mr. Eugene Brose T. F. REYNOLDS IAMES I. STEWART Superintendent ' Principal MILDRED E. HAYS ARTHUR H. SMITH Dean of Girls Dean of Boys ENGLISH COMMERCIAL MUSIC Miss lean McIntyre Mrs. Grace Cavitt Miss Mary Cool Miss Ruth Albert Mrs. Zelda Dawson Mr. lames Hines Mrs. Grace Macdutt Mrs. Dorothy McCone Miss Dolores Meyers Mrs. Ethel S. Mitchell Mr. Conald Raynolds Mr. Floyd Rezowalli Miss Veronica Rourke Mrs. Hazel Smith Miss Ieanette Weber HISTORY Mr. C. W. Moore Mrs. Elizabeth Bogel Mr. Charles Geer Mr. William Gill Miss Marion Graham Mr. Frank MacGraw Mr. Charles Marshall Mrs. Susan McNeill Mr. Iohn Ouinn Mr. Cecil Wright LANGUAGE Miss Margaret McCully Miss Ruth Baker Miss Lucy M. Collopy Miss Lucy Hall Mr. George Kristovich Mr. 'William Stretch SCHOOL NURSE Miss Margaret Small Mrs. Frances Dirstine Mr. Donald Miller Mrs. Maribel Pyle Mrs. Mildred Ouinn Mrs. Eleanor Siegrist SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mrs. Grace Bartlett Mr. Ray Allee Mr. Calvert Bowman Mr. Loren Campbell Miss Agnes Corcoran Mr. Harold Fearon Mr. William Larson Mr. Blaine Lemmon Miss Sonia Morrow Miss Mary Peters Mrs. Marion Poage Mr. Ralph Steele Mr. Lloyd Walker ART AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. Lawrence Culver Miss Ruth Mantz Mr. lohn Parlett Miss Leona Weeks HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Signe Ahnstedt Mrs. Ethel McCullah Miss Mildred Roberts REGISTRAR Mrs. Katherine Warren Mr. Hubert Dunn Mr. Henry Use SHOP Mr. George Kertell Mr. N. B. Allison Mr. Sam Goodhue Mr. Ben McGuire Mr. Howard Watkinson Mr. George M. Wihr BOYS' P. E. Mr. Wagner lorgensen Mr. Frank Collin Mr. Dan Lacy Mr. Francis Robinson GIRLS' P. E. Miss Marcia Hinkins Mrs. Martha Grannis Mrs. Shirley Krueger Miss Grace O'Neill SECRETARY, DEAN OF BOYS Mrs. Edith Bloss ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mrs. Maybelle Brown Mrs. Esther Gerszewski LIBRARY Miss M. McCandless Mrs. Ona Westigard OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Blanchard FUR E W U R D . .. THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH Step right, up fellows and girls, see the wonders of the world-amazing sights you'll never see again! These words fell on the ears of lohnny Bearcat as he timidly approached the huge circus tent. The magnetic barker drew Iohnny irresistibly toward the entrance. Then, happily, lohnny deposited his money and bounded inside. Let's do likewise, readers of the Elm, your money has been deposited-come inside! W'ho knows what untold wonders you may see! Follow Iohnny Bearcat into the Elm, which has been likened this year to a circus. Once inside, what will be first to greet your eyes? Will it be the officers and commissioners, putting the students through their paces? Will it be the faculty, teaching the old students new tricks? To each reader the Elm will signify something different, and to every reader Chopes the Elm staffi, some- thing exciting. There goes Iohnny into a noisy row of cubicles, each proclaiming a greater wonder than the last. If you follow him closely, you will see, in one, members of the Spanish Club gyrating in the Hat Dance, in another, the Latin Clubbers racing their chariots, and in the third, the French Club singing Allouette. But these are only a few. Let the wisdom of the Scholarship Society members astound you, the skill of those in the Block SM impress you, and the efforts of the Footlighters entertain you. And after all this, many more remain. Now follow Iohnny into the huge main tent, where the Calliope is shrilling an invitation to one and all. There you will see every manner of animal Cother- wise known as students! dancing in weird and varied styles to the melodies of many orchestras. And if you look more closely still, you may recognize the gala social events of the season, Which ls Witch? , the French Clubs' Le F lacon de Neige, and other gatherings which were so much fun. But look ahead! What is this amazing exhibition of skill? The strong men are performing in the next tent-what a sight! Watch that husky fellow kick a football two miles, and that muscular swimmer flash through the water. Pay attention to the track men hurdling insurmountable obstacles and circling the track with the speed of light. It is easy to linger here for many hours, but Iohnny is continuing on his way. Last, of course, comes one of the most exciting events-the circus Bogue's Gallery, where each student can see his own face. For ahead lies the space reserved for the Classes. But Iohnny Bearcat cannot guide you all the way. He must leave you now-for you are on your own, Elm readers. May your journey through the pages of the Elm be a pleasant one! The Bxq I-'cur I7 14 Y gs-Y W Hitt' Q1 vw, A ls this Summer . Qs' -Q. M SHO 1001-U19 - r 'Q Z- -ff Lilo begins v:1t2:53 U -K 4 f Ecstasy .,. 0 WE? A jf' ,vi -f Before at One version ol study -, X Q, .. Y t Q95 .ww - M25 A. :rx Q . .M six fs ,,,,f.-tr .gr I .K AN Fra! Altar Oh well, there s always televxsron s 4 ra, 'S' A halpinq hand '3 If 9 .t 0 wagon Wheels . ' . . Yrs or no A Straight from Voque ss 'gf ,, ,- v -f ,- tx A1 last! Decomtxons are Eager better than ever ,- ,-a--.-Q V , Speed assembly The end - Jog' ff4ijfQ?2?fiU5iff' 35 AQ, Lf R JN. my V Qs W fiif wb Q swarm envnnmmnmr F Xu... 555. STUDENT BUD FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ieanne Mc- Mann, secretary: lim Clark, president: Jack Leviton, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Stan Roberts. auditor: Art Rem- mel, treasurer. COMMISSIONERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Brad Stark, Peg Landon, Cynthia Baxter. SECOND ROW: Dick Wolfson, Frank Tateosian, Lois Nilssen, Alleen Sherry, Barbara Miner, Peg Mcmuel, Judie Grant, Ieanie Iohnson. THIRD ROW: Gordon Greve, Chuck Ginqold, Ralph Thompson, Tom Warda, Cyrle Haas, Norm Wooldridge. 1 I sax -r S he Sglvg fly GUVERNMENT SPP-.ING OFFICERS Lee Ridgeway, auditor: Pete Miner, treasurer: Tyra Tegner, secretary: Rick Ferrorrini, vice-president: Brad Stark, president. COMMISSIONERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Sunhlad, Judy O'Conne11, Brad Stark, Betiy Evans, Peg Landon, Iim Jones. SECOND ROW: Dick Peterson, Bruce Gillies, lim Bau- tisid, Bill Mills, Len Scannel, Andy Andersson, Frank Tateosian. THIRD ROW: Mike Mahoney, Ierry Whaley, Gene Tilley, Ben LaMarr. i' GROUNDS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronnie Peterson, Bruce Gillis, Doreen Luchs, Cynthia Baxter, Iean Shaddick, Dick Wolisen, Stan Roberts, Ioe Milia. SECOND ROW: Fred Biork, Iim Iones, Fred Wessa, Chuck McLennan, Gene Tilley, Iack Levitan, Lee Ridgeway, Ralph Scott, Andy Anderson. THIRD ROW: Iim Tormey, Angelo Aguire, Norm Wooldridge, Frank Hicks, Rick Ferrarini, Frank Tateosian. 1 D. JH.. .13 I LJ ' TRAFFIC FIRST ROW, left to right: Andy Andersson, Frank Tateosian, Chuck Ginqold, Rick Ferrarini. SECOND ROW: Tom Warda. CUMMIS lack Levitan, Fred Biork. ART COMMISSION FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Thyra Tegner, Betty Evans, Alleen Sherry, Tiny King, Marion Latto. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Holtz- berg. Barbara Tadson, Ruth Ann Volgamore. THIRD ROW: Tom Guidry, Dick Wolfson. DANCE COMMISSION FIRST ROW, left to right: Lee Ridgeway, Cynthia Baxter, lean McMann. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kless, Iudy O'Connell, Iudy Prindle, Mac Walsh, Ioe Milia. THIRD ROW: Brad Stark, Iack Levitan, Art Remmel, Iim Clark, Bruce Gillies. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMISSION FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Evadna Saywell, Kay Thomas, Chickie Hamilton, Mary Morris, Margaret Langsdork. SECOND ROW: Gene Tilley, Alleen Sherry, Peg Landon, Walt Iones. RALLY FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Langsdorf, Thyra Tegner, Helen Montgomery, Brad Stark, Barbara Whaley, Tiny King, Judy O'Conne1l. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Baxter, Shirley Aiton, Mickey See, Rick Ferrarini, Carol Muncey, Barbara Tadson, Iudy Grant, Marilyn Dunn. THIRD ROW: Fred Wessa, Art Remmel, Bruce Gilles, Chuck Gingold, Iim Clark, Iack Levi- tan, Merv Dietz, Gail Burnstien, Marion Schell, Iim Iones. -x SIUNE GROUNDS FIRST ROW, left to riaht: Floyd Arterhurn, lim Rolling, Dan A Q09 f-If TRAFFIC FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Fred Wessa, Fred Bjork, lim Iones Douglas. SECOND ROW: Thomas Guidry, Andy Andersson, SECOND ROW: Gino Moroni, Norris Tomlingson, Mervin Deitzi Lou Bortolin. THIRD ROW: Willard Tanner, Chuck McLennan, Angelo Aguiar, lim Tormey, Walt Iones, Ben La Mar, Bob RS Engle, Ralph Iones. ! K 6 f t COMMUNITY SERVICE FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay Thomas, Cyrle Haas, Iimmae Bowen, Marilyn Wooliit. SECOND ROW: Estelle Roberts, Thyra Tegner, Diane Collings, lane Elcan, Helen Hedgecock. THIRD ROW: Len Scannell, Barry Anderson, Dave Searles, Margaret Lanqsdori. FOURTH ROW: Mick Mahoney, Don Iohnson, Bill Biles, Ben La Mar. D A N C E FIRST ROW, left to right: Ted Karuntzos, Ken Pierce, lim Atkins, Frank Tateosian, Lanny Merrill, Merv Dietz, Mac Walch, Gordon Ashby. SECOND ROW: Gayle Bernstein, Mari- lyn Dunn, Sue Faget, Ieanne McMann, Helen Montgomery, Roxine Penlon, Darlene MacKenzie, Peg Manuel, Bobbie Dan- iels, Carol Ghielmetti, Carol Brose. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Bax- ter, Ieannie Kimberling. Gene Tilley. A R T FIRST ROW, left to right: Chickie Hamilton, Bobbie Holtzberg, Dorene Lucks, Marice Dessiaume, Ioan Mueller, Ieannie Kim- berling. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Baxter. Betty Evans. R A L L Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Art Remmel, Gene Tilley, Lee Ridge- way, Chuck Gingold, Bruce Gillies, Pete Miner, Ron Peterson. SECOND ROW: Ieanne McMann, Muff Merle, Iudy O'Connell, Marcy Wheeler. Maureen Day, Gerry Godley. Mac Walsh, Nyna Schoenqold. THIRD ROW: Gayle Bernstein. Jeannie Kim- berlinq, Iimmae Bowen, Marilyn Dunn, Shirley Cohenour, Kay Gilson, Darlene MacKenzie, Cynthia Baxter. f,,lwxa:.xsvxa-a A.B.S. CABINET LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Gillies, Pete Minor, Fritz brousse, Gene Tilley, Andy Andersson, Dick Hunt, Ronnie Peterson. N -xx t u'.X!N,1'X.1' ' 'f xg YA W .. .. C39 9 A.B.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, left to right: Dick Matlock, Gordon Grave, Chuck Gingold, Frank Tateosian, Gene Tilley, Ron Peterson. SECOND ROW: Walt Sims, Tom Wurda. p gg - , I, ,. gy up f' . , 'mfg ,4 A.B.S. SPRING BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Bob Patterson, Al Ayala, Paul Whitlow, Gordon Greve, Walt Sims, Tom Wcxrda, Gene Tilley, Frank Tateosian. SECOND ROW: Ron Peterson, Dick Matlock, Robert Fazio, David Creighton, Bob Niebur, Ernest Kirchner, Rick Ferrarini, lack Leviton, Chuck Gingold. THIRD ROW: Gordon Hampton, Gary Harmon, Ierry Gin- qold, Robert Klicka, Stan Kompst, Bucky Kahler, Kris Kristotferson, Harry Messick, Iohn Sullivan, Ralph Scott, Dick Friedell. r 'rv' LEFT TO RIG!-IT: Alice Yee, Carol Iachens, NCmCY.VYGrd, Tiny King, Thyra Tegner, Nancy Williamson, Barbara Lund, Sara True. Nwmwv' SPRING A.G.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, left to right: Ioyce Kerr, Jeanne McMann. SECOND ROW: Carol Ghielmetti, Mickey Minor, Tiny King, Nancy Ward, Bobbie Feldman, Frances Iackson. S ..,.V 25 .I 4 NNN, I ,R a,4,r R if , - Wm .,,,, W 'WSMLSS A.G.S. BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES, SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: Collette Buschman, Helen Hedqecock, Tiny King, Jane Bennett, Nan Ward, Virginia Cunningham, Suzanne Eads, Sue Dalton, Blossom Shields. SECOND ROW: Waynette Draper, Margaret Knibbs, Ann Ray, Sally Holmes, Donna Karnes, Carol Iachens, Margie Knochenhauer, lane Minehan, Sally Tadson, Nancy Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Lachen McClellan, Mickey Miner, Alyce Yee, Ioyce Kerr, Carol Ghielmetti, Muriel Lund, Ieanette Alpen, Les Heathcote, Iudy Grant, Nancy Crowley, June Roe, Ianet Smith. FOURTH ROW: Carol Lee Bacon, Sharon Troldson, Charlene Miner, Betty Todd, Frances Jackson, Ioanne Fenton, D'Arcy Ashman, Ruth Valqamore, Marcy Wheeler, Diane Collins, lane Elcan, Lily Greve, Astrid An- derson, Betty Bohn. FALL E BOARD HH LIIEHMBHI3 5 7 l SPRING E BOARD FIRST ROW, loft to right: Eddie Ikeda, Marvin Lazarus, Iohn McKenna, Bob Hamrdla, Dan Gimlin, Brad Stark, Ben La Mar, Tom Warda, Frank Tateosian, Lee Ridqway, Fred Wessa, Michael Yama. SECOND ROW: Ieanie Kimberlinq, lane! Bair, Kay Thomas, Marian Schell, Betty McMa.nn, Ioann Iones, Margie Knockenhauer, Nan Ward, ludy O'ConnelI, Barbara Lund, Alyce Yee, Thyra Tegner. THIRD ROW: Carole Meter, Mary Ann Clinton, K. Lee Manuel, Carol Lusch, Shirley Burnes, Iean Fenton, Kathey Klein, Mickey Miner, Les Heath- cote. Marilyn Fitzpatrick, Carol Lee Whiting, Karel Klein, Diana Nicholson. FOURTH ROW: lane! Cordes, Velma Perin, Betty Evans, Cynthia Baxter, Iane Tabler, Pat Naud, Hoxine Penlon, Bev. Spotswood, Sandy Bach, Bev. Moulton, Diane Lapic, Carol Heckenkemper, Peg Landon. FIFTH ROW: Junichi Yoshimoto, Pearce Caldwell, 'Dick Matlock, Gene Tilley, Iim Iones, Chuck Ginqold, Iim Batista, Bill Miles, Iohn Burr, Walt Innes, David Searls, Bill Sunblad, Pete Minor. SIXTH HOW: Gordon Greve, Bob Schumacher, Scipio Porter, Rick Ferrarini, Andy Andersson, Bruce Gillies, Iim Clark, Richard Peterson, Eric Iohansen. EFxg f-m-- I vweewvf .I .wtritf QPF Qfxx PRESENTING---E -BOARD The big show started last fall under the direction of Bingmaster lim Clark, President of the Associated Students. Ex-Board, the real heart of the San Mateo circus, was promptly organized with one student from each home room and all Commissioners and student body officers. A real menagerie! First social event on the program was the act presented by the Dance Com- mission, a Halloween dance called Which ls Witch? The Bally Commission kept up the lively pace by planning and executing many rallies, of which the Little Big-Game rally was an outstanding attraction, featuring football stars Harry Hugasicm and Gary Kerkorian of Stanford University. The dare-devil Freshman Commissioners succeeded in taming the Freshman, which constituted the largest class in the history of the school. The Little-Big Came rally, one of the fiercest duels on the program, was staged with some of the best spirit the school has seen. One of the most enjoyable events was the assembly at which the Cal Tjader trio entertained the school with progressive music. A welcoming com- imittee was started to show new arrivals the mysteries of the Big Top Calias San Mateo Highl. ln February Brad Stark succeeded lim Clark and led the San Mateo High students through another big show. Brad gave everyone a chance to play a part in the performance by allowing students to sign up for commissions and over two hundred students were appointed from all four classes for the commis- sions. On March 29th visitors arrived at San Mateo High, and many members of the San Mateo troupe entertained the student leaders who had come for the PAL Conference. All was not work at San Mateo this last semester though, recreation was provided in the form of a noon-time recreation program which included badminton, pingpong, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and movies. All-school fun nights added to the gaiety, and rallies added to our school spirit. The Dance Commission, with originality and daring, held informal dances in our gym for fifty cents a couple, a first in the history of San Mateo High. Early in May one of the best acts on the program was presented-an all- school carnival which meant fun and excitement for everyone. Booths were sponsored by the various clubs and organizations of the school. A dance, talent show, and athletic events held the students spellbound. During this semester many assemblies were held to educate and entertain the students, including such programs as the I. C. dance band and a presentation by the F. B. I. ln exchange for entertainment offered to them by the San Mateo performers, talent shows were scheduled from other PAL schools. But even members of the Big Top are susceptible to the weather, and several times the heat in Room 8 made it necessary for Ex-Board to meet on the front lawn of the school. Everyone can say proudly that San Mateo put on a truly fine show this past year, one which every student may well remember with nostalgia in the years to come. Q., gllv' t gr Q. .3 r ,KE w , Q .veg 'fi . if J V ' xi- lrl 1 'L fl W 7 4 v 1 sl 'N t A . A- . A I 1 FASHION FADS OF 1952 Every year new fads sweep through school. l952 was no different... Boys wore wool Gauchos. Girls wore turtle-neck sweaters, scarves, and wide. wide belts. Ever-popular cashmere, over a wool shirt. Cardigans with collar- scarves worn on skirt for extra color. A vest over a Gaucho. New crepe soles-tan shoes, too. The Long and short oi it! -Poodle cut-vs. I-Iorse's tail. Boys sport suede jackets. So did the Girls! Bright print shirts and denim trousers. Sleeveless blouses and gay, spring flowers. Gay flats, bucks, and loaiers. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS xb',4e Ll, Q, Qoofw Q 049 Z fP1Q QQSJBYX I5 B QW X Y Oo I 'UCS A Q SW 3 Q 'xx is -VOICE' . of W. Sunm. ' SPRING HI-STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Edu Mendels, Nun Thompson, Suzie Zingeler. SECOND ROW: John Mack, Ron Owen. Don Icrckson, Ton Donahue. I 5. FALL I-II-STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Edu Mendels, Nina Hale. SECOND ROW: Nina Schoengold. Betty Evans, Dorothy Schultz. THIRD ROW: Ichn Mack, Ted Karuntzos, Don Wilson. Tom Doncxhoe, Mike Mahoney. H Jim ,ffm FIRST ROW, left to righi: Kay Thomas, Helen Montgomery, lean Johnson, Edu Mendels. SECOND ROW: Aileen Sher- ry, Brad Stark, Tiny King. THIRD ROW: Alyce Yee, Pai Thais, lim Tonney, Don lack- son, lean Gillian, Mickey Min- ner, Thyra Tegner, Peg Landon. X Wwmrr f ff W 1 , ,.,.,-- X , if ., X ,Wef f gf Nw 5 ,ff , Wy' we 5345 4, ,A fi!! DRAMA Gm 'PfZfidZ!7T 1 fzcre bxrbyz Tre.:-.furc FI 'Public ily: Aff.. fBabcod6,C3xro1yy g ' Derdipclli, Beverley Dqpuglflyucld faflrryay, CAVOLYVQ 3F'C17'l'cvg,CjZ2x17 Feryfoy Jaap PAIR, Dade Godlef Gerry Gri17ryeT1,1Bet.fy Gury Far, La, Qeffci Hedfyay, Cbick '4'fiCkf, Trmyk Izyjar-arry, ilefwivpa Vi ce - Prefidexjk' FOOTLI GH TE Rf Mary lou Munyawgnly WAN J01j6f Dale Talk. CAVO1yv Eaxfhpzuy' D017 Wilforg JYXEMEEPJJ7 JOQZJ, Walt J017Cf1 RZJPIY Larydoryvnaryrpie Morrjf, Mary MUU1ALf,GAb,-Mbfy Lou. M acpbzrfoy, fierce CJvevr9ol71e,J'birley .fydi-'3VO,l..it7dA fkollery, Edward Vzxgderbilk, Bev Wilfomyl Dog Wiyi Taxi de , Jgmy 6 '- S P R I N G ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobbie Feldman, Lorraine Joly, Cynthia Baxter, Miss Meyers, Mary Lynch, Noreen Iuntunen, Joan Ingram, Laurel Stewart. SECOND ROW: Don McGraw, Kenny Pierce, Lillian Mattos, Lois Mills, Judie Ferrington, Barbara Larney, Chuck Bogue, Wally Lartigan. THIRD ROW: Vic Davis, Jerry Womble, Bud Lamson, Willie Tanner, Dick Huston, Don Buhrz, Ray Coloma. RADIO PRODUCTIONS F A L L FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Nilssen, Noreen Juntenun, Lois Mills, Barbara Larney, Cynthia Baxter, Dorothy Dalbesio, Mary Lynch, Jean Guillen, Gloria Guierra. SECOND ROW: Judy Howard, Judy Ferriant, Carol Lee. Tl-IIHD ROW: Miss D. Myers, Carl James, Don Burro. Rich Banks, Ierry Womble, Vic 'Dcwis, Willard Tanner. FOURTH ROW: Ray Coloma, Wallace Lartigan, Ken Pierce, Don Stromier. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Burchett, Tod Rathbone, Mrs. Bogel, Varbara Gustafson, Pat Gregg, Jean John- son, Bob Patterson, Derek Rothary. SECOND HOW: Bob Schmidt, Don Matlock, Robert Fazio, Tom Cullin, Joan Ingram, Lloyd Houts, Bob Farron, Wynn Krell. THIRD ROW: Alan MacIntosh, Ted Hay, Lou Janakos, Jerry Brown, Steve Nelson, Lou Ranch. eil wing' ' 7 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW, leit to right: lackie Davis, Ioanne Duffy, Iudy Carlson, Barbara Smith, Collette Bushman, Ronni Grant, Ioan Savage, Marlyn Duffy. SECOND ROW: Miss Baker, Estelle Roberts, Gayle La Flure, Dianne Harlow, Barbara Lund, Sandy Fitch, Mary Helper, Mary Morris, Nan Thompson, Nancy Still. THIRD ROW: Art Ness, Steve Nelson, Chick Headman, Norton Ziegler, Dan Ginlin, Bob Fornam, Warren Danielson, Margaret Peterson, Carol Carlson. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Schnieder, Katherine Bownass, Mickey See, Shirley Dillon, Barbara Kless, Gail Iohnson, Kay Thomas, Ann Ray, Pris Dollman. SECOND ROW: Miss Collopy, Sharon McCurdy, Ieanne Kim- berling, Iudy O'Connel1, Nan Ward, Alleen Sherry, lane Bennett, Ian Wisnom, Venita Boeqter, Diane Picchi, Marilyn Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Peg Landon, Helen Montgomery, Cynthia Baxter, Barbara Morton, Lea Ray Lewis, Mac Ialsh, Barbara Larney, Diane Reed, Carmen Ausve, Eleanor Collins. FOURTH ROW: Ron Berridge, Bill Kitagawa, Fred Wessa, Rick Ferrarini, Iack Levitan, Ralph Iones, Ken Sallinq, Elaine Wadham, Alyce Yee, Betty Todd. FIFTH ROW: Peeter Toomasson, David Gardener, Bruce Mund. C. S. F. FIRST ROW, left to right: Deanna Jang, Ruth Louis, Mary Ellen Anderson, Betsy Sundblad, Roberta Levin, Arlene Chicazola, Sandy Fitch, Sadie Nimura, Ioan Bloss, Pris Dollman, Kay Thomas, Bobbie Feldman, Alleen Sherry, Carol Hindmarsh, Iackie Davis, Carol Le Drew, Yolanda Barba, Beverly Bendenelli, Alice Radebaugh, Connie Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Park, Eda Mendels, Ioyce Erlbeck, lane Heberling, Ianet Cordes, Lois Mills, Pat Naud, Sandra Stallings, Iudy Carlson, Dorothy Burt, Sania Iohansen, Ralph Jones, Caroline Caldwell, Karen Parkinson, Margaret Langsdorf, Barbara Lund, lune Hersam, Alyce Yee, Iune Ikeda, Cm-Ig Burmester, Cynthia McMurtry, Lee Gilkey. THIRD ROW: Marcy Wheeler, Barbara Andrews, Ianet Wisnom, Cyrle Haas, Ianice Robbins, Carol lackens, Adrienne Iameson, Ieanne McMann, Iudy O'Conne1l, Sanford Schwalb, Peg Landon, Peg Manuel, Les Heathcote, Don Metcalf, Charles Grossman, Steve Nelson, Reed Miller, Bob Hetland, Richard Lee, Bob Harnrala, Mickey Miner. FOURTH ROW: Milton Chow, Bob Farnum, Ray Gustafson, Iim Gilkey, Ken Seidell, Walt Hays, Roland Fujito, Iohn Creighton, David Searls, Bill Sunblad, Pearse Caldwell, Frank Tateosian. Gene Tilley, Dick Matlock, Ernest Kurshner, Ron Peterson, Helen Mont- gomery, Venita Boetger. FIFTH ROW: Don Jackson, Dick Schumacher, Henry Lachner, Charles Cordes, Charles Hott, Gordon Tinker, Corby King. GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandra Stallings, Barbara Andrews, Anna Marie Wenger, Ianet Erlbeck, Gerry Godley, Bette McMann, Carol Iachens, Thyra Tegner. SECOND ROW: Eda Mendels, Sue Aoyagi, Nancy Naud, Nancy Williamson, Betty Fix, Meg Forrest, Margie Knochenhauer, Dick Curnow, Bob Bean, Brad Stark. THIRD ROW: Charles Grossmann, Sanford Schwalb, Reed Miller, Bill Leder, Iohn Iackobsen, Wayne Harris, Charles Hail, Iohn Turman, Warren Eardley. FOURTH ROW: Don Metcalf, Mark Kreutzer, George Leonardos, Bruce Gillies, Charles Cordes, Bill Bohn, Henry Lackner, Marsh Tekawa, Bob Nichols, Scipio Porter, Ty Tekawa, Rich Banks, Roland Fuiito. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Pearson Caldwell, Alice Radebaugh, Marcy Wheeler, K. Lee Manuel, Carolyn Bab- cock, Kay Thomas, Ianet Wisnom, Pris Dolman, Marlyn Wynne. SECOND ROW: Barbara Delane, Margaret Lansdorf, Betsy Grinnele, Caroline Caldwell, Marlyn Dunn, Venita Boetger, Gretchen Weist, Mary Norman, Margaret Messerschmidt, Cynthia McMurtry, Shirley Hansen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kristovich, Barbara Revetta, Karen Parkenson, Iune Hersam, Diane Collins, Linda Shapro, Barbara Bogart, Marlyn Carlson, Barbara Enqall, Ioan Bloss. FOURTH ROW: Bob Engel, Harry Bodmer, Walt Hays, Dave Searls, Ben LaMarr, Chuck Bogue, Iohn Sutherlin, Iohn McKenna. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Thyra Tegner, Ioan Bloss, Dorothy Burt, Merry Ellen Anderson, Sonia Iohansson, Myrtle Selenger, Estelle Roberts, Anita Pandel, Barbara DeLane, Nancy Naud. SECOND ROW: Bill Sunblad, Chick Hedman, Warren Eardley, Bruce Mund, Mark Kreutzer, Ken Mayhew, Don Metcalf, Dave Wilcox, Steve Nelson, Reed Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lloyd A. Walker, lohn Creighton, Iohn Turman, Bob Bean, Dave Searls, Ben La Mar, Charles Grossman, Charles Haff, Gordon Greve. FOURTH ROW: Sanford Schwalb, Bob Nichols, Henry Lackner, Charles Cordes, Wayne Harris, Al Beck. NNN if M , Y, y Nxlx Q V M im' eeei so Ng, 1 ,AHA ,K ,Tm x T .il K, fmkrwli fhQeemQ, A -33 A'J '19, flwyfig rv :gif f .R i?,,,eL f Q Q Q, QL okv A S 5 AJ Cie X Q ' 1. if' F - x 1K 7 i C. S? . , R A 7 ,N -. In jg :bf fb' tb Q '-:7 D .ebay xr iii bg' f 521339 iw :Qi 'B X U . KP 'I X gif eff? ' X W l-3 Q ' R' l . 't 7 f ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank D'Emilio, Chuck Cordes, Ralph Iones, Sandy Fitch, Lois Mills, Gordon Ashby, Richard Peterson, Helen Thorvald, Deborah Baer, Helen Hedgecock, Carryle Boois, Iackie Ioyce, Richard Miller. SECOND ROW: Marshall Deil, Richard Perry, David Creighton, Sharon Wood, Miichiko Takeshita, Pit- suko Furvya, 'Dolores Cox, Phyllis Dexter, Nancy McMarlin, Gordon Campbell, Sharon Lee, Ianice Nekotani, Marlenchen Stein, Ioan Tilley, Byron Iones. THIRD ROW: Ian Robbins, Nancy Hurd, Paul Sheffield, Arthur Ness. Nadine Silva, Dan Carlson, Reed Miller, Iean Whiteside, Iared Haas, Ierry Boots, Elaine Wadhams, Elizabeth Bartel, Dorane Fuller, Tommy Edwards, Mr. Dunn. BA FIRST ROW, left to right: Iune Person, Bobbi Andrews, Ian Robbin, Fran Weston, Margery Peterson, Alvin Robinson, Helen Thorwald, Dick Peterson, Stanley Allen, Karen Parkinson, Marilyn Carlson. SECOND ROW: Paul Sheffield, Barbara Lund, Margie Murdock, Ursula Karman, Richard Schaldach, Bart Grant, Iim Squires, Art Ness, Robert Gilcrest, Michael Yama, Walter Sturdivant. THIRD ROW: Janice Peterson, Ierry Boots, Elaine Wadhams, Don Davis, Gary Chilton, Bert Nielsson, Bill Manolis, Rusi Spalding, Gary Cable, Bob Roberts, Ilm Averill. FOURTH ROW: Cyrle Haas, Chuck Waltz, Collette Buschman, Donna Hilker, Iune Tersam, Dave Greenhill, Richard Emerson, Babette Hoag, Iim Carwin, Myrna Tennis, Bill Sunblad. FIFTH ROW: Eric Iohansson, Eddie Ikeda, Bertha Sanchez, Shirley Cohenhour, Dan Carlson, Reed Miller, Ron Widner, lanice Iohnson, Keith Quist. SIXTH ROW: Walt I-lays, 'Dallas Phillips. Lois Nielsson, Ernest Kirchner, Clyde Schutte, Bob Hanslet, Bill Spuck, Iared I-Iaas, Walter Wallace, Bil-Ion Hunting. A FIRST ROW, left to right: Marie Crivelo, Carol Muncey, Mary Grachis, Barbara Coffey, Mickey McDonald, Bobbie McCann, Carol Edwards. SECOND ROW: Loranne Grandona. Ianet Gillmore, Mabel Louden, Ioan Bihler, Janice Darknell, Zickie Francis, Sue Aoyagi, Carmen Ausve. THIRD ROW: Peggy Riddle, Roberta Levin, Alyce Chew, Iane Herberling, Ioan Forst, Sue Nelson. lflf-21619 Sattree, Pat Hoqberg, Bobbie Hoover, Carol Hackey. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Weisinq, Ieslyn Quartoot, Ioan Bloss, Mary lohnstone, Lorraine Luis, Ianet Cordes, Margie Knibles, Barbara Gusto!- son, Kay Kellog, Gayle La Fleur, Rita Rogers, May Yeeman, Nadine Silva, Phyllis Hanson, Claire Cullen. FIFTH ROW: Martha Estes, Nina Hsu, Milly Wakmen. Lina Zaros, Carole Lee Whiting, Sharon Lroedson, Iane Hamilton, Ioanne Fenton, Pat Sharps, Noreen Iuntenun. FIRST ROW, left to riqhi: Treasure Hill, Pat Hoqberg, Sandy Fitch, Ioan Bloss, Sonia Iohcnsen, Lois Nilssen, Noreen Iuntunen, Gail Bcden, Ioanne Turchet, Ianice Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Dawn Aifolter, lane Bradford, Sharon Wood, Nancy Caldwell, Mary Morris, Iune Persson, Margery East- man, Ioan Forst, Caroline Whiting, Dorothy Burt, Nadine Silva, Mary Grachis, Barbara Coffey, Beverly Bellows, Katherine Bonass. THIRD ROW: Bert Nielssen, Pearce Macpherson, Richard Perry, Bill Spuck, Chick Hedman, Wayne Harris, Dick Curnow, Lewis Ranch, Dave Greenhill, Ernest Kirchner, Pete Snyder, Ralph Iones, Dallas Phillips, Mr, Dunn. WHICH IS WITCH? UCTUBHP. 27, 1951 ni Q gf ,g fi S! MARX fy 1 l 3 E, . 'A 4 W 4 w if - A Q - ' ' A 1 M' A LE ELACUN DE NEIEE DECEMBER B, 1851 A455 nr ARA 4 A X A4 'ai If 5 ' E A v 3'-1 H1 i . 'E ' hi 9 I ' E , 4 1 I :Kia 5 V F- ' L, fy V L if r If Y . it Y Q: A H1144 A 4 , E ioggkg THE CIRCUS HAS ITS CLOWNS AND SO DOES THE Y' 1 X f Q, - 'Az , M y ' TBIYS A1-xoLA sl-:NIHAW DUZON DE FI Lis BONNES AMIES AIKANE rl-'DI LIDE KVINDE HI Y S AOWAKIYA FLEUR DE Lis sAN MATEO CATEO rom SIGMA SI..-:MA ZITA ACMY NOBLES ,f 7 W f ,msn Aww ff Q ,mm ' mmf, 0 7 Q .W 7, ff JCDMO-CD2 JG Fil.. ff' 1 -A uf ,kr 1 m 2, SKI BARN .. If kg 2111! SPURTS X sd -' Q, X 0 NNx? YYM N-. grx K4 o gk , N Ngx-gt, X. 0,0 I I Xxx. :E N 'issggfgdzz hi- - fIf'?ia'k?K A - N, Q 'wsfllgina 4 X 3FSf41ffF'Ffs2ii41' , , X Q, Q N w. S J 0 7 . 'Q x , 0 1 FOOTBALL '51 ll 74 VARSIT FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Bohn, Charlie Lax, Bill Iones, Wall Raymond, Roland Puiiio, lim Whitaker, Ray Stall, Bill Vincent, Fred Schuler, Royce Reneau, Stan Reekes, Ralf Wrenn, Chuck McI.enncm. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Iim Arihur, Sian Roberis, lim Ryall, Ralph Scoit, lim Safberqf Iack Rowan, Iack Leviian, Chuck Gingold, Hal Mcxlleft, Angelo Aquiar, Wall Sims, Iay Sapunar, Tom Guidry, Coach Fearon. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Stollery, Coach Culver, Dick Huston, Bill Garner, lim Hensel, Iohn Lynden, Paul Whirlow, Bob Rodrigues, Dick Hunt, Coach Collin, Coach MacGraw, Bill Green, Ken Matsuda, Lee Ridgeway, Frank Taieosicm, Elmer Yamada, Mgr. Arthur. FOURTH ROW: Don Gile, Frank Hicks, lim Roling, Ron Venlurelli, Rick Perrarini, Bruce Gillies, Ernie Genasi, Phil Harris, Iolm Blanchard, Dick Matlock, Dave Wiccox, Paul Meyer, Mgr. Carpenler. WBEKB WEE . . . WITH THE BEARCATS DICK MATLOCK PAUL MEYER RICK 1-'ERRARINI FRANK TATEOSIAN Q X .-XXX ,X , Q . Q X K3 X' K X .1 s If , The 1951 edition of the San Mateo High School football team struggled through an up-and-down season, ending in the P.A.L. fifth spot With a 3-4 slate. Again they lost the traditional Little-Big game to the contending Burlingame Panthers, 6-U. Coach Frank Collin's Bearcat gridders produced one All-P.A.L. star in linebacker lim Ryall, who was a defen- sive standout all year and team co-captain. lim Hensel, junior tackle, was named to the second string on the honor eleven, while guard Walt Sims, and backs Mickey Lax and Tom Guidry made honorable mention. Co-captain Paul Meyer was a line bullwark on both offense and defense at his end position, while tackle Don Gile played consistent, rugged football. Other starters were Andersson, end, Roberts and Mat- lock, at center, Venturelli and Ferrarini, at quarter, and Wilmore at fullback. SAN MATEO 13 SOUTH CITY 6 X 1 3 l . ' I A . , ,fy - . 4' ' N x I f ' 'Qi . . ,- 1 X J ,f 1 Ltflmffl ' :IC L- -H .. V 5 I ' x SAN MATEO 6 SERRA 20 f ANDY ANDERSSON DICK HUNT ERNIE GENASCI IACK ROWAN My Dx f X , 1 s X ' f nk I x ' Z X X f X ,gt 4 M2 , ,Q X f X X Q S X fx 0 f X., ...YG X x ,q1fTf'w ,fM-Xt , V ff T X 'X x X -ilfi , , if , ' 1 1 - 4 f 4 iv ' ' I , ,K V 57. 145 gif l' ' 1 2 fi A ,1 'ff 'Q f. 95,1 . if Ci-9' -5? ,Ii r- , I C, ,If . N1 o J if Q' , x SAN MATEO 20 SEQUOIA 6 PF . fx Q7 -i 4: 8 4 MA L. H, L f U 1 QM! gr up 3? 5 5 SAN MATEO 6 SAN IOSE 20 IIIN 'ALL WOODY W :X N Q X X N 'M Q Q , x x ' ff. , - : X Q. SAN MATEO 25 IEFFERSON 14 y lxl, A L 3 . . ...,.i..-......, HM WHITAKER BILL IONES BILL GABNER DAVE WILCOX v 'ff,Nk A i If T ,f f X 22713 f: f , 'w W f ' 2 W 4 XZ 'f f fy NZ I f' Z gf ff v fx 4 f, f 1 4 1 f ,J f f f I f W . .,., In f - , 'f NM, X , f' 'K ' I jf X Q' .,:. I , x w ,ff - Wh. SAN MATEO 0 PALO ALTO 32 M W Um SAN MATEO Z0 WILLOW GLEN 26 1 mv u X' ff 4 -'xx-1' 14' R- V RON VENTURELLI WALT SIMS BOB RODRIGUES ELMER YAMADA .IW SAN MATEO 0 BURLINGAME 6 ,W R MBLERS FOOTBALL Newly formed this year, the Culver-Fearori-coached Rambler football team plowed through a difficult schedule in fine fashion, boasting a 5-2 season record at the campaigns close. Wrehn's loriq pass to Bohn spelled victory for the locals in the climaxiria Burlingame game. Other standouts on the squad were liriemen Rowan, Matsuda, and Aquiarg ends Fujtto and Iones, and backs McLennan, Rathbone and Rod- riquez. ,Luffy Q ,t , r I M .,, 1 'X - ,, + . - ,, ' tv' ,31 ,, i: 2 uw 2 1 X' t D ex, Q- SX , A .,.. J P1 l Y.. Q -s.,a. Q . 'fx ff-T5 . '. FIRST ROW, left io right: Trihipo, Rowan, Saffenour, Bohn, Douglas, Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Ciquiar, Schuler, Vincent Malleti, Hoduiques, Rolinq. THIRD ROW: Carpenter, Wren. Gingold, McLennan, Maisuda, Yamada, Thigpen. CHUCK MCLENNAN ANGELO AGUIAR RONALD I-'UIITO RAL? WRENN BILL BOHN KEN MATSUDA 1 D gi . 5 J A 'sr f ,5 p-'v Q 'Q ' -kg ,QS CK. P' , nf KN I PRUSH-SUPH FOOTBALL ilgmm - - FIRST HOW, left to right: Ben Hanada, Bob Wilkinson, Ed Weitzel, Yasuyuki Ota, George Crawford, Henry Torres, Mervin Dietz, Mario Devincenzi, Ron 'Devincenzi, Chester Brewer, Bob Goss, Frank Van Stralen, Howard Hill, Nobuyuki Yui, Warren Danielson. SECOND ROW: Dick Rautman, Dick Lyman, Darryl Mohr, Mike Miller, Bobby Robinson, Iohn Hayes, Leopoleon Melemore, Guy Hoffman, Kris Kristofferson, Frank Mana, Paul Ridgeway, Bob Schumacher, Oliver Semba, Richard Gill, Norris Tomlinson, Larry Gilmore, Garry Harmon, Richard Sacht. THIRD ROW: Paul Triltgen, Mgr., George Kitaqawa, Roy Gustafson, Norton Ziegler, Iim Martens, lim Gilkey, Ioe Kristianson, Wesley York, Bill Odom, David Granset, Pat Nolan, Gary Cable, Tommy Barrie, Robert Lorenzetti, Bill Manolis, Ierry Kunz, Bucky Kahler, Winston Downer, Paul Meyers, Mr. Reynolds, coach: Mr. Robinson, coach: Keith Quist, Mr. Larson, coach. San Mateo High's frosh-soph football gang, under coaching of Frank Robin- son, rolled to an undefeated season and a P.A.L. championship, marking the first title for a Bearcat frosh eleven in a decade. They conquered eight foes, all but Serra be- Jznrw KUNZ MARIO DEVINCENZI ing P.A.L. members, and came closest to de- BEN HHNADA Lx-:Por,r:oN Mcirmonn feat in the final clash with the Burlingame Panthers. ' Coach Robinson boasted an array of out- standing talent, including lerry Kunz, Lepol- eon McLemore, Mario Devincenzi, Tom Barrie, Guy Hoffman, Al Bergstead, Nort Zeigler, Dick Rautmann, Bill Cox, Bucky Kahler, Bob Wilk- r inson, Stan Kompst, Ben Hanada and Merv Dietz. BOB WICKINSON GEORGE KITAGAWA ll GIVE' BM THE A JUDIE GRANT -A JUDY O CONNELL Head Cheerleadef X5 Q ,r ig .flxfisff-' vc? -55.3 Jw Q 4 g . ..EW 1, ,gr MJ 2 bg 7 i 32:5 f-mf - .,J,....g5f44s,i '- Q , V ,Wg-.4: B p Lf-i'w?E'3.i':n4 X ,, x, .g..u.f:- ' 5 ,.,.. BARBARA TADSON '72 X CAROL Muracev SUZIE ZINGELER CAROL HAGENAH JUDY PRINDLE Pompon Girls We . 6 f MEN UF MCGUIRE 4I VARSIT BAS ETBALL H 'K - VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Ron Venturelli, Mr. McGuire, Bill Kitagawa. SECOND ROW: Marsh Tekawa, Billy Cox, Jim Bautista, Fritz Brousse, Maurice Smith. San Mateo fielded a tlashy 130-pound casaba quintet during the '52 season, as the orange and black cagers rolled up eight PAL victories, while nodding only three times. Conquerors ot the locals included Willow Glen, who tied with Sequoia tor the championship, San lose, and Halt Moon Bay. The Mateans grabbed an upset win over Sequoia to post their most impressive triumph of the year. The setback was the only black mark on Sequoia's record and prevented them from nabbing the title. Standouts on the thirties were senior Tom Warda, who was accorded first- string All-PAL honors, and treshman Buckey Kahler, who gained second string on the mythical tive. Cther regulars were speedy Elmer Yamada, Rod Wong, and Dick Rautmann. f 4' BASKETBALL 3O'S FIRST ROW. left to right: Bob Aliamus. Tom Warda, Dick Rautman. Bob Robinson, lack Saner. SECOND ROW: Winston Downer, Ron Berridge, Bob Stewart, Bill Iacobsen, Elmer Yamada, Rod Wong. LIGHTWEIGHT BAS ETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Lasley, Marv Pelzner, Bob White, Ray Sinsley. SECOND HOW: Ted Karenzos, Bob Teeskey, Eddie Ikeda, Dick Schumacker, Ron Uhlcmd. THIRD ROW: Couch Lemmon, Brucx Tapper, Charles Waltz, Roger Smith, Paul Toft, Mgr. Hedmcm. A powerful 120-pound basketball live representing San Mateo High roared to a highly successful l95l season, as they piled up a seven-game Winning streak early in the year and finished with a 12-5 slate, and a 5-2 P.A.L. record. FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Hal Brizzorlaro, Ty Tekclwa, Ray Sierra, Kent Ikeda. SECOND ROW: Gordon Lewis, Ron Mattos, Gordon Tinker, Eric Mausser, Russ Hclgencth. THIRD ROW: Couch Lemmon, luck O'Neill, Pat Thayer, Clark King, Tom Lczsley, Mgr. Hedmcm. Coach Blaine Lemn'1or1's Bearcat dimes would up the l95l season with a 7-won, 8-loss slate, although they boasted a 5-3 P.A.L. record. Spearheading the Bearcats were Ty Tekawa, the mighty mite of the basket- ball courts, and Gordon Lewis, leading score-guard. Other starters were Gor- don Tinker, Corky King, and Russ Hagenah. VARSITY BASEB LL FIRST ROW, left to right: Mario Devincenzi, lim Seiih, Dick Kernick, Le Roy Oiiley, Shig Moriki, Tom Barrie. SECOND ROW: Guy Hoffman, Bill Bohn, Bud Lamson, Bill Staley, Hay Stall, Chuck McLennan. THIRD ROW: Coach Lacy, Manager, Dave I-Iaylock, Harry Messick, Bill Cox, Dick Raulmann, Don Gile, Richard Matlock, Iack Martinelle, Manager Howard Hill. -LY I1 Coach Dan Lacy and his band of Bearcat baseballers, seeking to live up to advance billing that tabbed them as contenders for the PAL championship, won their first league game as they crushed San lose, 4-1, to start off the season. Up to March 28 the Lacymen had compiled a 5-3-l practice record. They sported wins over Commerce, Lowell, and Lincoln, the latter two twice, and had bowed to Mission and Poly, losing to the Bears twice. They wound up in a 4-4-tie with Poly in the other practice contest. Coach Lacy boasted veterans in five positions, and the return of All-PAL Bill Cox, along with Dick Kernick, who made second string All-PAL in l95l. The infield consisted of Harry Messick, the team's leading hitter, at first base, veteran Bill Staley at second, Cox at shortstop, and either Dick Bautmann or Mario Devincenzi at third. Bill Bohn, a consistent .300 swatter, was in left field, Kernick in center, and either Bautmann or Devincenzi held down right. Behind the plate again was big Don Gile, who was the team's power hitter. On the pitching 4 slab were vets Marv Lamson and Dick Matlock, fresh- -ig vi man Shig Moriki, and the versatile Messick. I f . A X 1... was t -I-:M V ,. fix , . .U f 'gy-Q-.1 51 DoN cuz BUD LAMSON I Jr' --. 5 eff ygfggpg wha-l'Ii ij gJ.i,.'if: ffI 'Q ' 3 '. ' A f..f'- ' C T.-1 5 : 1 QV' . . vi gf . 1 mcx MArLoc1c 'V- ' sum' cox ff , , t 1 1? w. f. v M if 'ti , :fax ,f ' Qf. if 'ia s Y . it D , I t l 1 ' f , DICK KERNICK BILL BOHN as ii Y' NW is Sk fx BOYS BLOCK SM FIRST ROW left io nghi Emxe Genuscx Chick Hedman Bill Icxcobscn, Tom Wuxdc Elmer Yamada lack Rowan Norton Zieqler Warren Dcxuelson. SECOND ROW Dan Douglas Andy finders son Lou Boriolin I1mTormey Marv Pelznex Bxll Carpenter Dick Kermck THIRD HOW: I-'xank Van Siralen. lim Hensel. Duvs Searls, Brad Stmk, Fred Van Hebei, Norris Tomlinqson. FOURTH ROW: Chris Xrislofferson. Tom Rudd, Ncrm Wooldridge. Dick Matlock, Guy Hoffman, Louis Allen, Howard Hill, Dick Triillpo. FIFTH ROW: Bucky Kcrhlsr, Oliver Sembfd. Dennis Daniels, Dcrve Gcmsal, Roger Smith. Eddie Tkodu. Don lackson, Bill Carpenier, Charles Henderson. SHCTH ROW: lim Whitaker. Harry Sioneluke, Dick Hunt. Xen Mcisudc, Ty Tekuwcr, Ted Kcruntzos, Bill Bird, lol-in Sulberlund. Gordon Tinker, Roy Gustafson. l iw ,M YZ ? M. Q 4' Wmwlw lg4??W?'fMa,wff4f' 2 , . -ml ,WM x M., J f A w up A F FRUSH-SUPH BASEBALL 'ff FIRST ROW, left to right: Ron Mattos, Corky King, Bob Nichol, Bill Hardy, Dick Messick, Gordon Lewis, George Kiiaqawa. SECOND ROW: Paul Meyers, Bruce Kemper, Roy Gustafson, Ioe McCarron, Tom Edwards, Vincent Riana, Norton Ziegler, Bucky Kohler. THIRD ROW: Nabuyuki Yeia, Bob Stewart, Stan Kompts, Ron Devincenzi. BILL HARDY TOM EDWARDS Ben Hanada, Gino Della Libera, Bob Hamrdla, Mr. Fearon. The frosh-soph diamondmen had copped two wins while losing another two as press time rolled around. Under the tutorage of Coach Harold Pearon, the junior Bearcats had triumphed over Burlingame in a practice game and Lincoln of San Francisco in another practice duel. They had lost to Serra and Mission, and were to open the PAL season April 3. Two returning lettermen, Gordon Lewis and George Kitagawa, paced the horsehiders in their bid for the league title. Lewis performed on the pitching mound and in right field, while Kitagawa played center field and was the team's clean-up hitter. Other frosh-soph regulars were Bob Stewart, catcherg Bucky Kahler or Nort Zeigler, first base: Dick Messick, second base: Stan Kompst, third basey Boy Gustafson or Lou Allen, shortstop: Bill Hardy, left field, and Ben Hanada, right field. Handling the pitching chores were Ioe McCarran, Gino Della Lilora, and Tom Edwards. ,JN f it XJ lx Rf , '5 1 I . 1 u-' Q 9 -,.. .i X ti 'A STAN xoivrprs czonsz KITAGAWA 1 I V .l ' , . l X t El 2? , ' '49 f L L . f 1 ' 1 1- GORDON LEWIS BRUCE KEMPIIR INTRAMURALS 1 -l 'fir 2 I . l . Ulf, VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Culver, George Robinson, Chick Hedman, Don Metcalf, Albert Ayala, Mr. Allee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Larson, Kenny Mayhew, Lou Bortolin, lim Tormey, Iim Roling, Dan Douglas, Charles Hen- derson, Robert Pemberton. THIRD HOW: Bill Garner, Ronald Anderson, Tod Rathbone, Warren Danielson, Harry Calkins, Tom Guidry, Tom McArthur, Robert Fazio. FOURTH ROW: Al Burgstedt, Walt Simns, Andy Andersson, Charles Lax, Bob Taylor, Elmer Yamada, Bill Kitagawa, Marsh Tekawa. Lou Bortolin, perennial king of the track oval at San Mateo High, aqain copped the annual intramurals as he registered 35 points to make his farewell intramural performance a winning one. lunior Tom Guidry finished second with 26W points. Lepoleon McLemore tallied 29 markers to edge Floyd Arterburn for the thirties title while Dick Schumacher nosed out Gordon Tinker for the twenties cham- pionship. Ten intramural records were cracked in the competition, as Bortolin set new standards in the 220, broad jump, low hurdles, and the high hurdles to person- ally account for four. Mclsemore broke two more, while the other four were posted by Bob Pemberton, Andy Andersson, Dick Schumacher, and Dick Lee, INTRAMURAL WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Shumacher, Lepoleon McLemore, Lou Bortolin. A ' Y KN if ,-'L f' u 1 A4 Q A ' -x , , 44,069 if W f' X -4 ref ,Q B . 5 1 r ' ' A - y .W -A WT Tom Guidry Charles Lax Charles Henderson George Robinson Andy Andersson VARSIT TRAC The Alle-Cats, perennial big wheels of the spring sportsmen, were the choice of many to cop the 1952 PAL championship and capture the crown that they were denied by one-fourth point in 1951. Hurdler Lou Bortolin again headed the trackmen as he posted the top times in the two hurdle events as well as dominating the broad jump. He paced the local oval- pounders as they racked up wins in the Lowell practice meet, the PAL relays, and the Sequoia-South City triple meet. Gridders Tom Guidry and Mickey Lax were the top sprinters, while the 440 was aptly handled by Bill Garner and Paul Whitlow, along with George Robinson. In the 880, senior Ron Anderson, who had never turned out for trackbefore his senior year, was the top man, and was supported by veterans Tod Rathbone and lim Tormey. Elmer Yamada and Bill Garner were the team's two top pole-vaulters, while Bob Pemberton and Charlie Hen- derson performed in the high jump. Andy Andersson again paced the weightmen as he led all competition in the discus and shot-put. Pem- berton backed him up in the discus, While lim Roling and Dan Douglas re-enforced him in the shot-put. Eric johansen and Bob Taylor ran the mile, while Don Metcalf and Chick Hedman helped them out. Rated as contenders in both the Davis and El Cerrito Relays, the men of Allee have been enjoying one of their top seasons in recent year. Lou Bortolin Bill Gardner I-s'f 'e' J ' 3 ij, 1 . menw ff 1 1 ' .,,.,! M V I f .pv- f Ron Anderson Eric Iohunsen Tom MacArthur .. , ' ,Q -.Q , Kgs W' x ' qi.. ' . 1 Q' g x Q 'K X I JK . A S S ,X , , X asus x Q X x X Q.s3,gQQ2 S Qt ,sua it xy? ,I M f , ff' '- 'N-P' 30'S TRACK FIRST .ROW, left to right: Floyd Arteburn, Lepoleon McLe-more, Dick Huston, Don Simmonds, lim Gilkey. SECOND ROW: Roland Fuiito, Bob Robinson. Reed Miller, Kris Ki-istoiferson, Frank Van Stralen. LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK Twenties and Thirties tracksters showed unexpected strength in soundly trouncing most oi their opponents in early-season meets. Each squad stalked to easy wins in their first PAL triple meet with Sequoia and South City, late in March. The Thirties also chalked up a practice Win over the Lowell High tracksters, while the local l2O's were edged by the Indians. Kingpin of the Thirties was Veteran Lepoleon McLe- more, who grabbed consistent firsts in the sprints and the broad jump. Another standout was Floyd Artehurn, a transier who usually came through with a Win in the 660. john Eloerhardt and lim Gilkey ran the 330, While Mike Miller skimmed the hurdles, and Roland Fujito performed over the high-jump bar. ln the Twenties it was Dick Schumacher, Gordon Tinker, and Dick Lee, a talented trio Who monopolized the 330, high jump, hurdles, sprints, and broad jump for the Mateans. 20'S TRACK FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Farnam, Gordon Tinker, Gene Young, Dick Shumcxcher. SECOND ROW: Dick Lee, Charles Waltz, Iohn Hayes, Kent Ikeda, Edwin Cheung. GORDON TINKER DICK SCHUMACHER BOB FARNAM i lf' , QW, 3 I X Z M , sv' 1 Qing, , - ' ' Z5 ' W Q. ibffiiii ,s gy, s ,, , '- WL. - Qwsll, -f, , M , K 1 5577 ' W G, , :L t ja ,rj iif f a ,fi ,y,, Z K V Q13M4,, L ,..f -2 I f X ' V 'j't ., ,,, ',,fn-s,Qm,W,,g ' W' ef, ' ' , .,f,,, Q-, , x ,WN W ..., 4 .,,L,' y2N+.,,,,, ,jf- , , .. fe., .Jmir ,,,., ,1,Wz,,.:ML..c , W . ,,.. W, ,, W, ,, , ,pf .L W ri ,, 1 U, - M, K , f- , i f fl 57' YV' V , W , FLOYD ARTEBURN IOHN EBEHHBRT 'LEPOLEON MCLEMORE 2' VARSIT SWIMMING Q Q FIRST HOW, lei! to riqhi: Dave Searls, Dick Iordcm, Len Scannell, Rod Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: Bill Sunblad, Bill Bird, Dick Hunt, Glen Beecher, lim Pierce. THIRD ROW: lim Clark, Gordon Greves, Harry Stonelake, Mr. Walker. The paddling swimmers of Coach Lloyd Walker had chalked up one PAL win, While nodding in two others, as the curtain went up on the '52 swimming campaign. Paced by veterans Gordon Greve, Harry Stonelake, and Bob Rodrigues, the local natators rolled up a one-sided victory over Lincoln High while bowing to the league frontrurmers, Palo Alto and Sequoia. Greve was the top man on the Bearcat totem pole in the 50-yard freestyle and lOO-yard backstroke events, While Stonelake headed the 100-yard free- stylists. Rodrigues was the top diver as Well as an ace in the 50-yard sprints. Other stcmdouts were Bill Sunblad and Bill Bird in the breaststroke, Dick Hunt and Len Scannell in the freestyle, and lim Clark and Dave Searls in the backstroke. ' rv - ix rv, ,,'r , ff' r , W -36-,,,,,,t,, , -V -r ,f,, , ,,V, wie, - ,A f ,, ' l- 11,2-, f new ff? 1-Wf.M,,m ' ' ' f , f fy eeer - w einifi-,f.,,i: Z -E iv y' W V-.--gm -Wm -.Q, fllwgw 'vii L: 4 11. - ' , 1 wlllw 1-4 51 , my il fb , e - 3- ,fa?'r H f Q? L L q -l- L 2- 'I P. -- s -, +f- '.fr4... 2? ,.. ,, ' ' . A LQ .K-1 1,5 -L ?.,':.,- ., 'QF V .hh A VI I 1 V V ,A U 1 V, I I Rr 'K f..+f:d5,, L ' iq?l,f5M.',W, 44 41-1nw HiZ 'i 41'q?'Q5Ql? V. l V ,f h w l l f if - ,L , E X MY i . , ,L - ' 3 ' 1 , 1 f ' ' A' ir- U -N -UD A ,-J, A W. 'A 1. . I h . . -ff . V 4 V 5 M. . 2 'A' ' N1 rc? -x '- lah- ' eil Sn - -.Ai ,, rs in LIGHTWEIGHT SWIMMING AND DIVING ..i..5 Y i 20'S SWIMMING 30'S SWIMMING FIRST ROW, left to right: Warren Eardley, David FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Matlock, Lewis Schramm, I-Zric Mausser, Don Dreyiuss. SECOND Ranch, Dick Nordt, Bill Tesslar. SECOND ROW: ROW: Milton Mage, Albert Takahashi, Ronald Root, Winston Downer, Bob Neiber, Ierry Gingold, Dave Edward Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Dean Laughram, Ty Creighton. THIRD ROW: John Turman. Carl Iames, Tekawa, Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker. San Mateo's thirties and twenties swimming aggregcrtions, while fielding only mediocre squads, each boasted a standout performer and possible first- place winner in the year-end PAL finals. Iohn Turman, l3O's backstroker, had already cracked the PAL record for the 50-yard reverse swim twice in the first three meets, while Ty Tekawa, pride and joy of the 2O's, was rated as a sure winner in the PAL finals. Carl Iames and Winston Downer, topflight freestylers, also spearheaded the thirties, along with hreaststroker Bob Niebur, while Tekawa was re-enforced by breaststroker Dean Loughran and backpaddler Warren Earclley. Bob Rodrigues again led the divers but received ample support from light- weight aces Dick Nordt and Bon Root. DIVING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Milton Moya, Ronald Root, Dick Nordt, Bob Rodriques. Coach Miller is not shown. ,, f. Q. g M5 w Tan ruin W, uk! WATER POLO FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Edwards, Ted Hay, Dave Searles, Brad Stark, Gordon Grove, Bill Sunblad, Norm Wooldridge, Tom Rudd. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Hardy, Charlie Cordes, Lewis Ranch, Mel Whiteside, Ierry Ginqold, Gordon Campbell, David Greenhill. David Conkiel. THIRD ROW: Dave Creighton, Tom Carwin, Ian Shultz, Dave Hoiiman, Dick Strange, Paul Heick. Coach Floyd Rezowalli's polo bears had a rough time of it in the PAL this year, but, inasmuch as this was only the third year of competition at San Mateo, We're looking toward the future. R Bowing to Burlingame, Palo Alto, and Sequoia, the only other competing schools, the local poloists were paced by Gordon Greve, Harry Stonelake, Norm Wooldridge, Bill Bird and Bill Sunblad. GULF AND TENNIS GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Will Ashford, Wynne Krell, Bill Beckman, lim Roberts. SEC- OND ROW: Rick Ferrarrini. lack Levitan, Ralf Wrenn, Duke Leifler, I-'rank Tateosi- an, Frank Collin. TENNIS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mar- vin Lazarus, Brad Stark, Don Iackson, Roger Smith, Bob Engel, Steve Nelson, Henry .19 Lackner. SECOND ROW: Coach Hines, Pete Minor, ICIY Marshall, Art Remrnel, Harry Bodmer, Gordon Ashby, Fred Van Bebber. THIRD ROW: Robert Ia, Milton Chow, Pearce Caldwell, Dick Perry, Rodney Rose, Iohn McKenna, Ioe Braun, Don Rickett, Noel Rogers. at . , , .h'7 fJ5'4 .2 L-. ' - '51 -4,1 ' 'J ' ' L,ff!1g2:'??:,?.r'?-:G C ,Y .A L San Mateo was well represented on both the golf course and the tennis courts during the spring sports season. At press time, the netmen had captured PAL Wins over Sequoia and San lose while dropping none, and the golfers, paced by Ralf Wrenn and Tom Budd, were yet to go into action. Rating l-2 on the tennis team were juniors Roger Smith and Don laclcson. GIRLS' BLUUK S. M. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Grannis, Iudy Carlson, Ioan Ingram, Barbara Lund, Fran- ces Iackson, Mickey Miner, Alyce Yee, Iocmne Gibson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Stal- lings, Thyra Teqner, Betty Todd, Colette Buschman, Kay Thomas, Nancy Ward, Caro- lyn Eastman, Nancy Wil- liamson. Alyce Yee presided over the Block S. M. during the tall semester. Activities of the Block Society included a dinner at the Claramar and a joint bowling party with the G. A. C. Miss Marcia Hinkins, who had served as advisor to the society tor the past several years, retired from her job as adviser and was replaced by Mrs. Martha Grannis. During the spring semester, Frances lackson served as president of the group. Activities ot this semester included a skating party and a volleyball playday with the Block societies of several other peninsula schools. G. A. U. FIRST HOW, left to right: Sandra Stallings, Ioan In- gram, Barbara Lund, Mickey Miner, Carolyn Eastman, Io- anne Gibson. SECOND ROW: Alyce Yee, Thyra Tegner, Betty Todd, Collette Busch- man, Nancy Williamson, Ianet Wisnon, Frances lack- son. The outstanding event sponsored by the G. A. C. during the tall semester was the presentation to the A. G. S. ot an aquatic demonstration put on by Olympics Swimming Champion Ann Curtis Cuneo. As president of the Girls' Athletic Council during the fall semester, Mickey!Miner, along with her council members, had the pleasure of planning this assembly. Other G. A. C. officers for the tall semester included Barbara Lund, vice-presi- dentg Carolyn Eastman, secretary, and Frances lackson, recording secretary. As Spring G. A. C. president, Barbara Lund planned many activities, which included a joint party between the Block S. M. and the G. A. C. Officers of the council were Carolyn Eastman, vice-president, Nancy Wil- liamson, secretary: and Collette .Buschman, recording secretary. Miss Grace O'Neill served as advisor to the council. h Z FIRST ROW, left to right: Sallie Edwards, Betsy Grinnell, Margaret Lanqsdort, Mary Morris. Arlene Chicazola, Carol Walker, Gail Iohnson, Iane Heberlinq, Pat Naud. SECOND ROW: Lynette Iaclrson, Konda Mussman, Venita Boetger, Thyra Tegner, Alleen Sherry, Dixie Marquis, Margie Eastman, Dolores Cox. THIRD ROW: Nancy Caldwell, Pat Miravelle, Lily Greve. Ianet Cordes, Martha Poage, Dana Deagan, Kay Thomas, Ianet Wisnom. FOURTH HOW: Carol Haqenah, Lola Cenini, Miss O'Neill, coach, Iudy Carlson, Diane Harlow. GIRLS' APTERSCHUUL SWIMMING Afterschool swimming held in the fall semester was a huge success, accord- ing to Thyra Tegner, swimming manager. Blingum and Palo Alto were guests of San Mateo at the two playdays held during the season. San Mateo was victorious over Burlingame but lost to Paly. The swimming champs were picked individually and not as a team. The girls scoring the highest number of points comprise the championship team. The eight girls and their scored points are as follows: Thyra Tegner, 457 lane Heberling, 4OV2p Carroll Hagenah, 155 Nan Compeau, 145 Lily Greve, 125 and Kay Thomas, 12. Miss Grace O'Nei11 was coach for the 1951 season. The traditional party officially ended the season. GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay Thomas, Carol Hagenah, Caroline Whiting, Nan Com- peau. SECOND HOW: Lily Greve, Thyra Tegner, Iudy Carlson, lane Heberling. if ., FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Todd, Collette Bushman, Carolyn Eastman, Frances Iackson, Ioanna Gibson, Mickey Miner, Elaine Wadhams, Sue Atkinson, Diane Marquis. SECOND ROW: Dolores Cox, Margaret Hamill, Ioan Ingram, Barbara Lund, Marianne Suyemasa, Iune ldeda, Ioan Ellen Yates, Carolyn Silva, Carolyn Boedwin. THIRD ROW: Pat Naud, Linda Fairly, Gloria Wong, Ritsuko Furkya, Fuiiko Sano, Norma Hubbard, Pat Miravelle, lean Zacceho, Ronnie Grant, Frances Weston. FOURTH ROW: Ioan Riesenburq, Anna Mutter, Sandra Stalling, Iudy Carlson, Ianet Wisnomlh Beg Bellows, Ioy Gibson, Ellen Mitchell, Iackie Bloss, rs. rannxs. HUUKE The tall season ot Hockey was climaxed by a playoff between the Senior and Freshman teams tor the 1951 Hockey Championship. After trailing at halt-time by a score of 4 to l, the Senior girls came back in the remaining half, gained tive points, and Won the championship by a score of 6 to 5. The Champs were captained by Iackie Burnie. Members of the team were: Frances Iackson, Carolyn Eastman, Mickey Miner, Elaine Wadhams, Caroline Silva, Anna Mutter, Barbara Lund, Betty Todd, and Susan Atkinson. Other team captains were: 1anetWisnom, Iuniorsg lean Zacceho, Sophomoresp and Pat Naud, Freshman. Mrs. Martha Grannis, served as coach for the teams. Jftiifff ilwff FIRST ROW, lett to right: Collette Bushman, Carolyn Eastman, Frances Jackson, Mickey Minor, Susan Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Elaine Wadharns, Barbara Lund, Carolyn Silva, Anna Mutter. THIRD ROW: Betty Todd, Iackie Burnie, Mrs. Grannis, coach. 'li ll 4 R- t ty? , SMS g 3 max S i. , FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss O'Neill, Sharon Iohnson, Ioanne Gibson, Alyce Yee, Mickey Miner, Barbara Lund, Mary Chow, Betty Todd, Caroline Silva, Lily Greve, Marcia Mitchell, Martha Poage, Ruth Louis, Kathryn Bonwass, Vivian Carlson, Doris Hudson. SECOND ROW: Venita Boetger, Sandra Stallings, Collette Buschman, Charlene Miner, Tiny King, Ioan Ingram, Sonia Iohansen, Donna Wilcox, Barbara Hevetta, lane Mineham, Ianet Corde, Betsy Sunblad, Ioy Gibsen, Sally Tadson, Betty Chang, Shirley Hansen. THIRD ROW: Bertha Sanchez, Nancy Williamson, Thyra Tegner, Ellen Mitchell, Sally Edwards, lean Kelso, Pat Naud, Pat Gilmore, Arlene Chicizola, Pat Miraville, Estelle Roberts, Frances LaCure, lean Zaccheo, Io Ann Strauss, Virginia Cunningham, Virginia Freeman, Margaret Hamill. FOURTH ROW: Ianice Darknell, Margery Eastman, Ioanne Polati, Elaine Wadhams, Io Ann Dufly, Donna Karnes, Iune Hersam, Karen Parkinson, Louise Knolls, Dorothy Burt, Roberta Levin, Marveen Coburn, Ioan Ellen Yates, Carolyn Bodewin, Norine Cravetti, Betsy Grinnell. FIFTH HOW: Barbara Bredstein, Nan Compeau, Iudy Carlson, Hitsuko Furuya, Mickey Takeshita, Fujiko Sane, Frances Weston, Gloria Wong, Shirley Quock, Marion Suyemasa, Ioan Riesenberq. Diane Marquis, Iackie Ploss, Iane Elcan, Konda Mussman, Margaret Langsdori, Carolyn Babcock. GIRLS' AFTERSCHUUL VOLLEYBALL The 1952 volleyball season had an amazing turnout of over 150 girls, the majority of whom were freshmen and sophomores. The senior team, captained by Tiny King, was Victorious in the round-robin championship tournament. The championship title was granted to the seniors because they made the largest total number of points in the entire tournament. The members of the championship team were Tiny King, captain: Mickey Miner, Betty Todd, Collette Buschman, Charlene Miner, Nancy Williamson, Dorothy Burt, Sonja Iohansen, Barbara Lund, Estelle Roberts, Elaine Wadhams, and Alyce Yee. Volleyball was managed by Betty Todd and coached by Miss Grace O'Neill. G CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Collette Bflschmflmf Alyce Yee, Mickey Miner, TIPY Klnqf Bent' Todd, Charlene Miner, Sonya Iohansen. SECOND A ROW: Elaine Wadhams, Nancy Wil. X llamson, Barbara Lund, Dorothy Burt, I b, .1 'np Thyra Tegner, Estelle Roberts. Q 'l 1 ., x FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Kreuger, Irma I-Iormquist, Collette Buschman, Mary Chow, Marcia Mitchell, Martha Poage, Ellen Mitchell, Ioann Gibson, Sandra Stallings, Alyce Yee, Mickey Miner, Tiny King, Betty Iodd, Charlene Miner, Sonia Iohansen, Nan Compeau, Lily Greve, Vivian Carlson, Mrs. Grannis. SECOND ROW: Ierry Bartlett, Ioan Henricy, Shirley Stone, Daine Collins, Bar- bara Rovrlla, Pat Naud, Anna Mutter, Betsy Sunblad, Ianet Cordes, Iackie Biernie, Elaine Wadhams, 'Dorothy Burt, Estelle Roberts, Shirley Hansen, Margaret Hamil, Ioan Ingram, Arlene Chicazola. THIRD ROW: Donna Wilcox, Doris Hudson, Ioy Gibson, Bev Miles, Marlene Spencer, lane Mlnehaum, Patty Gilman, lune Hushcxm, Karen Parkinson, Roberta Levin, Ioan Ellen Yates, Pat Miravelle, Caroline Silva, Frances LaCure, Barbara Muncen, lean Zaccheo, Ruth Louis. FOURTH ROW: Venita Boetqer, Chickie Hamilton, Kathryn Bonwass, Margery Eastman, Bertha Sanchez, Florence Tatsukawa, Ritsuko Furuya, Mickey Takeshita, Fuiito Sano, Mar- veen Coburn, Caroline Bodewin, Ronnie Grant, lane Elcan, Carol Brose, Norma Hubbard. FIFTH ROW: Dixie Karnes, Ioanne Duffy, Diane Harlow, Iudy Carlson, Nancy Naud, Marion Suyamasa, Shirley Quock, Iune Ikeda, Gloria Wong, Diane Marquis, Frances Weston, Ioan Riesenberq. Iudy Howard, Sonya Pecten. GIRLS' AFTERSCHUUL BAS ETBALL-TENNIS Ever-popular afterschool basketball once again had to be split into two groups in order to accommodate the girls participating. The lunior and Senior teams were managed by Alyce Yee and coached by Mrs. Martha Grannis. Mrs. Shirley Kreuger, as coach of the Frosh-Soph teams, was assisted by Sandra Stallings, manager. A championship title game was played between the Winners of the two groups to determine the champion. I I I I O I The popularity of tennis is indeed great, as over sixty girls turned out tor the new sport. These tennis enthusiasts were divided into two groups, one for beginners and one for advanced players. The Peninsula Country Club courts were used for the matches. Mr. Floyd Rezowalli served as coach and lanet Wisnom was manager. GIRLS' TENNIS ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Adrienne Iameson, Nancy Naud, Mary McCal- ister, Ioan Ingram, Marilyn Dunn, Non Compo, Betty McMann, Barbara Kless, Mickey See, Kerby Price, Do- lores 'Dardner, Carol Muncey, Kath- ryn Bonwass, Nan Ward, Donna Hilker, Carol Hindmaish, Diane Mar- quis. SECOND ROW: Sharon Mc- Curdy, Kay Thomas, Ardis Feldman, Muriel Lund, lannete Alpin, Yovenne Polsen, Janet Wisnom, , Carol Eastman, Ierry Godley, lean Fenton, Bobbie Bensacca, Terry Shee- hin, Thyra Tegner, Margaret Langs- dorf, Sandy McCurdy, Freddy Kurtz. THIRD ROW: Martha Poage, Lily Greve, Frances Weston, Evadna Say- well, Betty Todd, Charlene Miner, , , Amy Nakcxhara, Donna Wilcox, Margaret Knockenhauer, Sonia Iohanson, Bet- sy Grinnell, Ioan Siesenberg. Peg Landon. .. so Q bl A A Q 5 'qv r 'Y 1 'WX- , . FIRST ROW, lett to right: Virqinia Cunningham, Diane Disney, Irma Hornquist, Mary Chow. Ellen Mitchell, Martha Poage, Marcia Mitchell, Ioanne Gibson, Sandra Stallinq, Mickey Miner, Tiny King. Nyce Yee, Betty Todd,Charlene Miner, Sonia Iohanson. Nan Com- peau, Lily Greve, Vivian Carlson. SECOND ROW: lerry Bartlett, Ioan Henricy, Shirley Stone, Diane Collins, Barbara Levetti, Pat Naud, Betsie Sunblad, Ianet Cordes, Iacl-:ie Bemie, Elaine Wadhams, Estelle Roberts, Shirley Hansen, Margaret Hamill, Norine Cra- vetti, Ginny Freeman, Arlene Chicazola. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bredsteen, Sally Tadson, Doris Hudson, lay Gibson, Bev Miles, Marlene Spencer, lane Minehon, Pat Gilmore, Iune Hersam, Karen Parkinson, Louise Knoel, Ioan Ellen Yates, Pat Miravelle, Caro- lyn Silva, Frances La Cure, Norma Stevens, Ian Zaccheo, Ruth Louis. FOURTH ROW: Ioanne Strauss, Venita Boetger, Chickie Ham- ilton, Margery Eastman, Bertha Sanchez, Florence Tatsukawa, Ritsuko Furuya. Mickey Takeshita, Mareen Colburn. Carolyn Rode- win, Friiico Sana, Iackie Ploss, lane Elcon, Carol Brose, Konda Mussman. FIFTH ROW: Ianice Carknell, Dixie Kines, Ioanne Duffy, Nancy Naud, Pat Harlow, Iudy Carlson, Frances Tano, Marian Suyemasa, Shirley Quock, Iune Ikeda, Gloria Wong, Iudy Howara, Sonia Pecten, Ioan Ingram, Joanne Fodati, Sally Edwards. GIRLS' APTBRSCHDUL BASEBALL Another new sport at San Mateo High School this semester is golf. The golf team was cap- tained by Venita Boetger and coached by Mr. Frank Collin. The girls on the team are Muriel Lund, Yvonne Paulson, Ieanette Alpen, Kay Thomas, Ioan Ingram, Thyra Tegner, Ianet Wisnom, Margie Knockenhaur, Pris Dollman, and Artie Feldman. After learning the fundamentals of golf, the girls played several games with the boys. O O O O I O The 1952 baseball teams were under the management of Ioan Ingram, and were coached by Mrs. Zelda Dawson and Mrs. Betsy Bogel. Competition was very strong this year as all the teams were trying to rout the Senior team from the Championship title, which it has held for two years. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ardis Feld- man, Muriel Lund, Iannete Alpin, Yo- veene Tracy, Ioan Ingram. SECOND ROW: Ellie von Husen, Margie Knockenhauer, Ianet Wisnom, Thyra Teqnar, Pris Dollman. THIRD ROW: Kay Thomas, Bette McMann, Barbara Kless, Mickie See. xiii? fx-...g NWN ,ww x x . ' s .xg . Svifwgg, - W-N MR 5 :Br T' xx . A1 K g X XA. -nw, x MX .. K S- f' X. ...-. .......,-1-N-A--'-? b Q . E is F ,rx Q A m islam si' F5-'ejqaj fx , yk 1. xxx AW' 5 as -, I v l I X , s f lv ,J '14, Pr A, I .f H z '4 116 'S-H L Zagfff --f if 1. I 1 Ak' x 'fuk T QQQAQ- r E QPSK 9 .. wr Q gan. CLASSES Wm-r V39 .1-X 5. 59 , ,, 549 lyk asf X305 A Ru FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Beven, B. Blair, A. Anderson, D. Baer, J. Bihler, B. Bellows, B. Bredsteen, B. Buchman, S. Barry, A. Adamson, B. Biagi, J. Ander- son, D. Branding, J. Bradford, S. Cabell. SECOND ROW: B. Betty, B. Bierse, J. Caulkins, E. Bartell, C. Burk, S. Back, D. Affolter, S. Bauer, M. Buono, J. Baer, G. Cava, V. Carlson, B. Bohn, A. Chickizola, S. Cauz, P. Bickel. THIRD ROW: B. Borlan, B. Bockman, D. Ackerman, H. Brizzolara, B. Anderson, J. Berin, J. Butschey, T. Bobbit, M. Carter, B. Blanchard, C. King, E. Cheung, B. Berdaw, R. Burgman, R. Alimus. FOURTH ROW: A. Christianson, B. Brewer, A. Burkstead, G. Ashby, D. Cantoni, D. Brown, R. Choinere, L. Black, B. Carpenter, J. Braun, W. Banks, M. Chow. FRBSHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Edwards, J. Damon, D. Cox, G. Wong, B. Fredrichson, S. Dodge, D. Degan, L. Greve, C. Goodwin, S. Edes, J. Gibsen, C. Garrison, M. A. Clinton, S. Edwards, N. Compeau. SECOND ROW: N. Dillenburg, R. Frietaz, P. Dexter, R. Michiko, L. Gilkey, J. Forest, H. Fogerson, M. Bates, M. Eastman, P. Gilmore. V. Cunningham, J. Cordes, L. Fairly. THIRD ROW: D. Dable, L. Dable, D. Espiriter, M. Fisher, J. Erlbeck, D. Dietz, C. Clayton, D. Dlzney, S. Dalton, A. DeBerry, J. Digiorno, D. Fullez, B. Grant, D. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: D. Green- hill, D. Dryfuss, E. Fisher, W. Dower, G. Glen, B. Creeks, L. Flynn, T. Crawford, D. Foster, D. Freear, F. Diehl, V. Goodrich, W. Cooney. FIFTH ROW: B. Fisher, D. DeCicco, D. Dunbar, B. Goud, D. Crayton, R. Emerson, L. Dawson, M. Ewalt, B. Corncini, T. Edwards, E. Corbett, J. Cup, B. Clancy. SIXTH ROW: G. DeLebro, J. Fields, B. Freschi, G. Dickenson, B. Gilchrist, J. Frendrick, L. Fisher, K. Ellis, M. Faulkner, R. Friedenthal, C. Durksen, K. Feriante, C. Fenton, M. Eslick, J. Eberly, J. Gingold. --1 in D 5 1 11696 w .-I I.: I- - '-'Y-I-l- 1-if . S.. .E Freshman Clcrss Secretary, Fall FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Lemos, S. Larson, D. Hudson, K. Klein, J. Heberling M. A. Hamill, P. Henderson, J. Lindsey, C. Heckenkemper, D. Lapic, M. Hansen, J. Henlon, J. Hoover, D. Haynes, P. Kock. SECOND ROW: F. Kertz, N. Jacobson C. Hindmarsh, D. Hilker, J. Jacobs, U. Karmann, R. Haynes, I. Hornquist, P. Hol man, G. Johnson, J. Kelso, S. Johnson, N. J. Hubbard, B. Hogg, C. Hinman L. Lewis. THIRD ROW: M. Kenny, J. Hesford, R. Lerion, S. LaDrew, J. Hedges J. Hamilton, D. Kennett, F. Krusic, S. Harrison, R. Louis, D. Jang, M. Louden, B Hamrada, B. Luelan, R. Hay. FOURTH ROW: P. Heieke, M. Lazerus, J. Haynes A. Long, B. Hardy, B. Larson, R. Larenzetti, E. Hoffman, T. LaRue, J. Hense, R Hagenauh, J. Lawrence, C. Clink, D. Jew. FIFTH ROW: B. Kemper, E. Kircher R. Ireland, G. Hoe, C. Julian, T. Judson, G. Lee, B. Jones, K. Ikeda, G. Harmon: R. Hughes, G. Lee, D. Haylock. SIXTH ROW: P. Hersch, J. Henderson, H. Hill, C Jacobs, K. Kenyon, A. Kamrar, D. Kohnke, A. Kuhn, P. Henderson, L. Lack, CLASS UF'55 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Nelson, D. Nicholson, B. Miles, N. Morris, H. Norry, B. Mae, S. O'Neal, M. Meyers, E. McDonnelIy, L. Mudder, L. McKinnon, G. Mc- Donald, P. Naud, E. Morse. SECOND ROW: F. Martini, R. McClellan, D. Marquis, D. Norton, S. McCurdy, M. Mazzon, N. Nelson, C. Ottley, A. Minotel, M. Morgan, J. Nettle, S. Mustain, D. Miller, C. Meter. THIRD ROW: S. McCallum, B. Mock, M. Moi R. Machado, G. Seebree D. Neyland L. Lester, I. Martin, E. Mitchell M Mitchell, E. Mitchell, D. Marquis, P. McCully, B. Marshall. FOURTH ROW: J. 0'NeiIl, D. Mohr, P. Merle, R. Minotto, R. Miller, B. Hardy, B. Mulans, E. Muasser, D. Matlock, A. Neilson, J. Marshall, C. Miller, T. Misley. FIFTH ROW: J. Moschella, F. Manna, K. Madsen, M. Miller, P. Nolan, P. Obuchi, J. Matens, S. Mirica, D. Moss, D. Macintosh, F. Morgan, J. Matsumoto, M. Ota, D. Mesick. 1 1 1 .. 1, 5 , IN, 1 I R .s -.f -M O e l DONNA NICHOLSON President of Freshman Class lSpringJ ' 5 iS l- 'I V- I -'st S I Ii rff 1 S v.-s egg! X l offf' t i Q ,. K: lst T5 04 . elf-I w.a FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Sano, B. Sanches, J. Robinson, I. Row, J. Ross, C. Pettis, M. Richards, L. Player, C. Samilian, J. Park, M. L. Roling, S. Price. SECOND ROW: M. Sharp, O. Simba, M. Red, C. Rosenthal, J. Riesenberg, B. Shields, B. Plate, P. Shivonni, J. Polati, J. Shiner, P. Rossi. THIRD ROW: C. Sweeny, R. Rose, B. Rudden, J. Peterson, R. Sierra, J. Shaw, G. Rossetti, D. Skinner, D. Rickett, D. Roland, P. Peacock, D. Richardson. FOURTH ROW: F. Schnider, A. Piccard, N. Rogers, D. Peters, B. Payne, J. Schoup, D. Sandtsrom, D. Phillips. FIFTH ROW: R. Pulley, R. Simmons, G. Peterson, J. Shultz, L. Peterson, A. Pelizzer, D. Reeves, L. Pisani, V. Piani. PRESHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Nakagawa, D. Wilcox, K. Jamesberg, A. Ver Hulst, G. Venterelli, F. Weston, S. Staffords, B. Spotswood, A. Turner, S. Studdert, V. Stacke, D. Sullivan, L. Young. SECOND ROW: J. Van Noordan, J. Tabler, M. Stein, J. Touchet, J. Straus, B. Ward, E. Suridblad, J. Tilley, C. Thatcher, D. Sterliker, J. Smith, M, Takashito, M. Spencer. THIRD ROW: L. Wilson, D. Varsi, R. Shanibarger, G. Ratcliff, J. Walker, G, Wong, K. Stokx, M. Watts, C. Wong, D. Valdez, G. Youngsman, H. True, S. Tadson. FOURTH ROW: J. Willson, R. Will- helm, J. West, D. Steele, B. Stachel, B. Tessler, B. Smothers, D. Steinbaugh, D. Strange, P. Toft, B. Spuck, G. Wagner. FIFTH ROW: R. Watson, P. Diltgen, J. Sworling, M. Walker, L. R. West, J. Speck, B. Tupper, P. Chaneloup, B. Sprague, J, Sullivan, M. Yama, E. Wurtz. SIXTH ROW: R. Wagner, V. Swarton, B, Steven- son, C. Valz, B. Young, M. Whiteside, E. Witzell. 4 QQ Q. ,f l IK If v Q!! 5.1 - -- -- - -fis- FIRST ROW, left to right: Marie Burazer, Jackie Davis, Elise Boyle, Commense Covell, Alma Craft, Lorrain Julien, Nancy Caldwell, Barbara Engdahl, Marilyn Duffy, Diane Collins, Carolyn Babcock, Caroline Caldwell, D'Arcy Ashman, Bobbie Binsacca, Jane Elcan. SECOND ROW: Peggy Burton, Carolyn Bodwin, Jimrnae Bowen, Joan Barton, Jenny Crossen, Gayle Burnstien, Marilyn Dunn, Maureen Day, Carla Bur- mister, Sandra Fitch, Janet Constant, Marilyn Carlson, Barbara Bogart, Joan Andre- sen, Bernice Barone. THIRD ROW: Dick Bagley, Bruce Barrie, Shirley Ruth, Claire Cullan, Betty Abrahm, Barbara Bossart, Mary Chow, Maureen Coburn, Margie Abrott, Dorothy Condow, Eliza Ditos, Tonja Brumfield, Jim Atkins, Lcuis Alan. FOURTH ROW: Leo Bloom, Anthony Devencenci, Jack Anderson, Lorrin Cornwell, Mathan Chan, Joe Fujiki, Russell Berg, Bryan Drennan, Mike Dewees, Gary Cable, Bill Craw- ford, Warren Danielson, Dennis Daniels, Bob Armanino, Mervyn Dietz. FIFTH ROW: Tony Devinchehzi, Alvin Bell, Bob Alexander, James Arthur, Marcio Amia, Ted Cop, Don Cook, Jim Averill, Jerry Boots, Glen Brown, Gordon Campbell, Bill Chapman, Marshall Dield, Bob Farnam, Bob Effinqer. SIXTH ROW: Tom Barrie, Floyd Arte- burn, John Brown, Rolph Davis, Don Davis, Howard Curtis, Dean DeStefano, Romeo Cooper, Don Ferris, John Campbell, Tom Clark, Gary Duchow, Ron Devenchenzi, Bill Cox. SUPHUMURES FIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Brackett, Margaret Langsdorf, Noreen Crevetti, Carol Hansen, Judy Hicks, Sally Klarenbauch, Sherry Hutchinson, Pat Hogberg, Jolene Carter, Betsy Grinnell, Nancy Crowley, Shirley Hansen, Carolyn Lusch. SECOND ROW: Frances LaCure, Mary Helper, Carol I.eDrew, Mary Hansen, Lynette Jackson, Joann Jones, Arlene Kemp, Shirley Hansen, Lynne Hanson, Jackie Joyce, Bobbie Hooner, Claudia Keith, Judy Kankel, Shirley Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Dave Giusti, Dave Gansel, Charles Lax, Corky King, June Hersam, Ronnie Grant, Bobbe Johnson, Clara Gimalay, Annette Landon, Gary Goforth, Bob Jacobsen, Bob Hetlan, Richard Lee. FOURTH ROW: Stan Kompst, Roy Gustafson, Jim Gilkey, Tom Lasley, Dick Lyman, Harry Johnson, Jerry Jainy, Larry Gilmore, Rolf Horn, Richard Lee, Gordon Hampton, Lee Dempter, Kris Kristofferson, Gordon Lewis. FIFTH ROW: John Kiser- men, Bill Love, Dick Hansen, Bill Goodman, Alan Hinman, Dean Lauhrin, Roger Larigton, Joe Kristjanson, Bob Harrison, Jim Sythe, Dave Kennely, Bob Goss, George Kitagawa. SIXTH ROW: Guy Hoffman, Tom Holland, Marvin Holtzberg, Alfred Galassi, Lew Janicus, Don Lane, Richard Jordon, Kenneth Lee, Peter Harris, Richard Gill, George Heberling, Ben Hanada, Jerry Kunz. ' I . X. l Y 1W I I 5-.. 4' .W ,-, P16 -L If ix I is LANNY MERRILL President of Sophomore Spring fy 1 W6 'ii Q1 01, f--l N - 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ada Norton, Marian Powers, Doreen Murch, Audrey Pitcher, Barbara Musel, Dolores Paris, Konda Mussman, Renee Robinson, June Pear- son, Mary Morris, Louise Knoll, Nancy McMartin, Joan Partchovio, Audrey O'Neil, Cynthia McMurtry, Barbara McCabe, Rose Marie Mauakian. SECOND ROW: Karen Paukinson, Janet Quigley, Janette Ruchner, Mira Pederson, Jean Murch, Alice Rade- baugh, Mary McCaIlister, Jan McClellan, K. Lee Manuel, AI Nichols, Dolores Ruck- ert, Nan Metz, Joyce Pedersen, Sally Simpson, Velma Perin. THIRD ROW: Fddie Monica, Ronnie Root, Dick Nort, Bob Portoian, Amy Nakara, Norma Hoskins, Jacque- Iyn Murch, Janice Peterson, Marnie Messerschmidt, Roberta Penlon, Charlene Morse, Edward Rodriouez, Gary Peterson, Jerry Nakauawa. Ken Pease. FOURTH ROW: Joe McCarren, Harry Mesick, Walter Marr, Mike Marriat, Ron Anderson, Jim Ralston, Lepcleon McNemore, Jim Pettis, Bill Odcm, Jim Pierce, Bern Roen, Quido Nenini, Franklin Mustain, Dick 0'SuIlivan, Paul Meyers. FIFTH ROW: Gregory Neness, Ray Mancini, Dick Mattos, Ron Miller, Jimmy Neilson, Don Mordicini, Jack Ray, Dick Miller, Art Ness, Lewis Ranch, Keith Quist, Gary Rounds, Bob Nichols, Bob Robin- son. SIXTH ROW: John Nelson, Harold McSperran, Lanney Merrill, Dick Perry, John McKenna, Yasuyuki Ola, Tom Sine, Stan Onren, Walter Martin, Jim Roberts, Don Marshall, Dick Rautman-i, Jim Ono, Clarence Rucker, Ron Michaelson. SUPHUMURES FIRST ROW, left to riuht: Marlene Sullivan, Mary Kelly, Linda Shapiro, Christine Taylor, Mary Jo Toami, Jan Weekh, Hazel Thompson, Joan Savage, Alyce Wyant, Betty Westlake, Lorraine Schmidt, Marilyn Stout, Riva Wilson, Jeanne Smith, Dawn Wild, Barbara Wedemeyer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Yaroslav, Joan Ellen Yates, Evelyn Tanjuacto, Carolyn Silva, Eilene Van Bebber, Karen Wedemeyer, Jeanne Zac- cheo, Marilyn Woolfitt, Ruth Ann Volgamore, Lynne Wacholder, Diane Shaddick, Sue Tyler, Marcy Wheeler, Donna Scheone, Cathv Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Paul Sheifield, Jim Sythe, Don Sisson, Tom Smith, Frank Van Stralen, Lowell Underwood, Wesley York, Bob Stuart, Kay Smith, Tom Sine, Henry Yune, Walter Walas, Daly Taniuacto, Louis Silva. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sacht, Albert Takahashi, Richard Schmidt, Ron Uhland, Bob White, Bob Nichol, Dick Trittipo, Gene Walker, Gene Young, Gordon Tinker, Dick Schomaker, John Sutherlin, North Zigler, Pat Thayer. FIFTH ROW: Nobuyuki Yui, Jim Smith, Ron Siddons, Stephen Spinrad, Jim Squires, Bob Schu- macher, Harvey Zall, Norris Thomlinson, Ton St. Clair, Arthur Scannel, Henry Torres. ,I v ,J T1 ' .,- Q5.F'l.JQ .1- Jiri FIRST ROW, left io right: Carol Lee Bacon, Iune Ikeda, Ianet Wisnom, Iudy Grani, Carol Ghil- melti, Betty McMann, Chiyeto Yoshimoto. SEC- OND ROW: Andy Anders- son, Iim Roling, Eric Io- hanson, Fred Wessa, Woody Wilmore, Steve Nelson, Le Roy Otiley, Bob Schneider. JUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leii to right: Barbara Smith, Iudy Grani, Nancy Darcy, Carol Hagnaugh, Marlyn Reynolds, Barbara Whea- Iy, Marlyn Gilmartin. SEC- OND ROW: Wall Sims, Kay Thomas, Iudy Carl- son, Les I-Ieaihcote. Ioyce Kerr, Susie Zingler, Carol Ghilimeili, Woddy Wil- more. THIRD ROW: Andy Andersson, lim Iones, lim Whitaker, Angelo Aquire, Fred Wessa, Fred Biork, Bob Engal. mrs-una 1 - an vfgf I iv, 1 dc 1? pr ' .QNQF at I-'HI-ID WESSA Iunior Class President, Fcxll I .- 'ws ., x..-ni. l., FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Boulden, C. Carlson, E. Bronco, B. Christenson, A. Atkinson, K. Burkinshaw, J. Carlson, K. Bownass, J. Barbon, C. Byrnes, V. Boet- ger, J. Alpen, S. Aoyagi, C. Artz. SECOND ROW: D. Carlson, B. Bean, S. Allen, J. Adkins, F. Armstrong, B. Bay, B. Beale, C. Bacon, C. A. Boots, F, Alvis, D. Abbott, R. Bartlett. THIRD ROW: B. Kavanaugh, J. Blanchard, R. Ames, H. Calkins, B. Almand, C. Bogue, W. Asford, F. Bjork, H. Bodmer, A. Anderson, A. Aguiar, J. Bendenelli. FOURTH ROW: R. Berridge, B. Bird, C. Broome, B. Bruschi, J. Brown, B. Carr, R. Carr, O. Bryant, B. Bryant, M. Bowman. JUNIURS FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Ghielmetti, J. Flippe, F. Langston, R. Flatland, J. Eschenhower, B. Duchow, J. Gilsen, D. Falk, J. Gowart, S. Dillon, S. Godsy, N. Darcy, G. Godley, P. Dollman, J. Craig, J. Gardwell, P. Garratto. SECOND ROW: L. Gunther, R. Guiver, D. Clark, W. Draper, J. Conca, M. Eskelson, J. Cravetti, M. Fredianelli, R. Burns, S. Elsdon, J. Dovico, B. Czapky, A. Feldman, S. Griffith, J. Darner, S. Gaston. THIRD ROW: E. Doizer, R. Fujito, J, Eberhardt, D. Cusno, C. Collins, J. Farrington, D. Gardner, P. Gordon, M. Gilmartin, B. Cunningham, E. Ginasci, R. Cox, K. Garner, L. Crippen. FOURTH ROW: G. Frazer, E. Cummings, R. Ellis, H. Davis, J. Creighton, R. Gage, B. Crane, T. Cullen, W. Deer, B. Fenili, D. Douglas, B. Engel, F. Fraunfelter, R. Franklin. FIFTH ROW: D. Gimlin, D. Daniels, W. Eardly, C. Cordes, V. Fisher, T. Cuervo, M. Dessiaume, D. Dahlin, K. Doyle, E. Deleplane, G. Fuly, R. Bellone, T. Guidry, B. Erickson, D. Clay. lil if N u.. J : i I ...Ll ,. . n '-File I-I i' SWK FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Ikeda, M. Keesler, J. Fenton, C. Jackens, J. Kerr, Dixie Karnes, Donna Karnes, J. Kraft, S. Davis, K. Manolis, N. Harcha, A. Jamison, M. E. Anderson, M. Head, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Ingram, C. Jordan, C. Countley, N. Legan, G. La Fleur, B. Kless, S. Holmes, C. Hagenah, M. Kennet, C. Hamilton, S. Long, A. Larson, P. Hanson, Marian Johnson, Mary Johnson, T. Hill, J. Kahn. THIRD ROW: J. Hawkinson, R. Klein, W. Harris, D. Jamison, D. Hen- nessey, C. Henderson, D. Jackson, B. Laxly, J. Linden, N. Harris, J. Haas, C. Haff, B. La Mar, D. Jackson, D. Hunt, J. Jones, J. Jacobsen. FOURTH ROW: J. Kamrar, J. Hensel, E. Johannson, B. J. Hunting, B. Kitagawa, E. Ikeda, R. Jones. W. Led- with, P. Harris, D. Huston, H. li-acIllner,lC. James, L. Lowenstein, G. Lloyd, . ami ton. CLASS UP 'BST FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Muncey, D. Harlow, M. Marcus, L. Mills, J. Nicks, H. Newcome, M. McMartin, M. McDonnell, B. McCann, N. Molinaro, W. Morris, L. Muller. SECOND ROW: M. Newton, A. Merry, N. McMannon, B. McMann, H. Montgomery, P. Manuel, S. McCurdy, B. Morton, S. MacDonald, M. Mickow, J. Grant, N. Naud. THIRD ROW: B. Niebur, J. Martin, D. Nelson, L. Ottley, C. McLennan, P. McPherson, L. Nelson, F. Noel, A. McIntosh. FOURTH ROW: B. O'Keef, E. Menghini, B. Marlow, A. Nadolo, C. Mariatt, S. Nelson, R. Miller, K. Matsuda, B. Nichols, L. Margrave. -17 Iv, .-.jiislyvwfiiil 'L - 3 - - l J -'Q 'sb' Jn' i wi- FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Queen, A. Ray, E. Reynard, L. Parks, J. Quarfool, B. Shedd, S. Quock, P. Roundtree, P. Green, D. Reed, P. Manuel, M. Schell, S. Dillon, M. See, M. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: S. Penteck, M. Porter, M. Rigdon, C. Turner, J. Ostroski, C. Simpson, M. Norman, A. Radovich, N. Sherman, E. Van Hosen, Marge Peterson, Marjorie Peterson, P. Roundtreet, K. Palazzari, M, Park. THIRD ROW: J. Pickell, W. Ross, B. Sanders, D. Simmons, W. Raymond, P. Schnider, S. Pecten, K. Price, P. Patrick, L. Needles, J. Sapenhauer, W. Sims, B. Purdy, D. Ramsey, B. Rodriquez, B. Perrie. FOURTH ROW: M. Pelzner, F. Schuler, B. Ruppel, J. Tnew, P. Sipos, R. Siensely, J. Roling, C. Needles, J. Petania, D. Pickering, S. Schwab, K. Sidel, P. Royce, B. Parker, B. Rodolf, J. Rodgers, W. Rivers. JUNIURS FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Whitaker, M. Yeman, B. Zickee, P. Parks, K. Wat- son, P. Wooden, N. Hurd, K. Thomas, P. Swanberg, G. West, G. Talley, A. M. Wenger, B. Whaley, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Swan, B. Wilson, M. Staley, N. Still, H. Thorvald, S. Stallings, D. Summers, C. Yasumoto, M. Siuyamasa, M. Sullenger, J. Whiteside, Y. Tracy, S. Trodsen, J. Wisnom. THIRD ROW: L. Whitney, Nl. Wycoff, S. Zingler, N. Thompson, S. Zoppi, G. Williamson, G. Weist, D. Wilson, F. Zicke, M. Wakeman, G. Tunzi, FOURTH ROW: P. Snyder, R. Stohl, T. Thrush, H. Stonelake, R. Smith, J. Torres, C. Whaley, R. Wong, W. Stollery, R. Spalding, D, Wolfe, F. Van Bebber. FIFTH ROW: M. Walker, B. Taylor, C. Ward, J. Whitaker, B. Vincent, J. Whaley, E. Yamada, B. Stalley, F. Wessa. W. Wilmore. W. Tanner, J. Tormey. . . NH., Y, , 'iig . .J l I ' H, hifi p-Mi 1, , S si? f X dvbls-Ll an-ii. l . :- ' 'l 3, all '4 2 'f num 4' ' ...J f .li X101 ztizua' IANET WISNOM Secretary Junior Class, Spring ' QI.-'- '-1-I BIG TDP EVENTS Whether you paid for your admission as did the Freshman, or slipped under the tent with the Sophomore and lunior, once inside you had your share of the thrills and chills which accompanied this past year at San Mateo High. The Freshman, Sophomore, and lunior classes really proved to be a three-ring circus, each ring packed with exciting events and fun for each and every one of you. And the best part of the whole performance is the realization that, next year, the circus will be back again, bigger and better than ever! IUNIORS The rollicking fun night that your Iunior officers, Fred Wessa, Carol Ghiel- metti, and Betty McMann worked so hard to make a success . . . and did. Your traditional Iunior Prom . . . The unforgettable evening of dancing in a Star- dust world to the strains of Elmer Vincent's band. And then, the promises for another fun night and other activities by your newly elected spring officers, Dick Hunt, Sally Holmes, and lanet Wisnom. Yes, your Iunior year was a big top event. SOPHOMORES The Hello Day that saw the beginning of many new friendships. The fun night that was so well planned by your officers, Bobbie Binsacca, Al Nichols, and Marilyn Dunn. The times you sold refreshments at the Frosh-Soph football games and the big assembly for your victorious team. The plans that were swung into motion by Lanny Merrill, Charles Lax, and Carolyn Lusch for more assemblies and maybe another class get-together. You really made your soph- omore year a featured attraction. FRESHMEN Your first class activity-the fun night that Bill Harding, Ginny Freeman, and Bev Buckman made so successful. The football games your players helped to win. The numerous activities planned by your spring officers, Diane Nicholson, Mary Lou Boling, and Karol Klein. It was your first show, but it was a good beginning. ,, QI as f if . . 4' x,,v ,-- ,pf . 'pf- ' 'Wd JA AL.. ,av C- f f .1 'H W! . X' A . ,A I I l,,l'f I . K . I f XA -, Mljyw jff f, M- X Mg ,wt 4 Us 4 yz- Mwflyry ,ffjfpifff WW -Q J! yufj 'flktfdf ju 1, Y W I, SENIUP-.S 11' 4 'V'- 4 X ,N C Y -5 . Q E X xix Y i 6' '1 L Q QW. SENIURS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS tSprinqJ LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Tateosion, president: Barbara Gustafson, secretary: Bruce Gillies, vice-president. SPRING SENIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, lett to right: Scipio Porter, Ken Pierce, George Leonardos, Vic Davis, Bruce Gillies, Art Remmel. SECOND ROW: David Searls, Shirley Richmond, Gerry Bartlett, Ioan Henricy, Shirley Stone, Barbara Gustafson, Carol Lee Whiting, Tiny King, Margie Knocken- hauer, Nancy Ward, Eda Mendels. THIRD ROW: Ben LaMar, Len Scannell, Pearce Cald- well, Frank Tateosian, Cynthia Baxter, Ieannie Kimberling. Shirley Cohenhour, Barbara Cof- fey, Mary Grachis. SHIRLEY COHENOUR . . Fall Secretary BRAD STARK .... . . Fall President NORM WOOLDRIDGE . Fall Vice-President FIRST ROW, left ,to right: Sallie Dollman, Bar- bara Larney, Alleen Sherry, Brad Stark, Ioanne Trask, Dorothy Schwarty, Iackie Balsley. SEC- OND ROW: Frank Hicks, Pete Minor, Ted Ka. runzos, Frances Iackson, Mac Walsh, Nancy Ward, Shirley Cohenor, Carol Woy. DP 1952 AITON, SHIRLEY IEANNE A,G.S. Representative, Rally Com' mittee, Footlighters Secretary - Secretary. ALLEN, DOLORES ANDERSON, BARRY Svvimming, A.B.S. Representative H1-Y-Astronomical Engineer. ANDERSON, DONALD ARNOLD Auto Shop-Automotive Engineer. ANDERSON, RONALD CHRISTEN Track, A.B.S. Representative - Sailor. ANDREWS, BARBARA ANNE A.G.S. Representative, C.S.F. Band, Hi-Staff Feature Editor. ANDREWS, ERNESTINE PATRICIA A.G.S. Representative - Interior Decorator. ATCHLEY, KENNETH ATKINSON, SUSAN DIANE Footlighters, Glee Club, A.G.S. Representative, Ex-Board. BALDANZI, IOE A.B.S. Representative, Ex-Board, Senior Council-Contractor. BALSLEY, IACKIE Art Committee, Senior Council, Footlighters, Girls' Sports. BANKS, RICH German Club, Basketball-Radio Production. BARATTINO, ROBERT BARBA, YOLANDA BARRUSCH. NORMA IEANNE --Iunior College. BARTLETT, GERRY -Secretary. BATISTA, IAMES A. Basketball-Learn to play tiddly- winks. BAUDRAND, LOU ANN -Loafer. BAXTER, CYNTHIA. Dance Commissioner, Rally Com- mission, Ex-Board, French Club. BENDINELLI, TOSCA Glee Club-Faithful Wife. N-. I, ,k . Q-.np--f .F 'xb , M . W X ' lk , W t , e. in , Ib X lf E dh ,F 5 .rt af? K V? 1 i Q-F' I ,CA M l -J' 'J' Q o ff .of so ,G I ,. , .Wy , ,- W., :X 3 I. t A ,111 i! , W-1 K 1 ,. .-.., . J, 1 F X ...I' WUWHYZ I . fi 1, LT Q f? -' if QS i .r t I fax ' ' .--Qi' t fll 3 'Xi'- TY .1 W ' 4? -1' l av' ,gru- i ,ff tg,-X ,. 1 ,.f ' 1 Xi... , BENNETT, IANE A.G.S. Vice-President, Ex-Board. A.G.S. Cabinet, Band. BERGMAN. RONALD EUGENE A.B.S, Representative, Grounds Committee-Big Game I-Iunter, BLACK, BOB LEE -Marine. BLAKE, BARBARA IUNE Marching and Concert Band, Glee Club, Basketball. BLOSS, NANCY IOAN C.S.F., A Cappella Choir, Iunior Statesman, Latin Club. BLUNDELL. I OE BOHN, BILL W. Block S.M., German Club, Ex-Board -Baseball Umpire. BORTOLIN, LOUIS A.B.S. Representative, Refrigerator Salesman to Eskimos. Track - BOSSERT, HOWARD M. Track, Iunior Council-Mad Sci- entist. BROSE, CAROL A.G.S. Representative, Girls' Sports, Senior Council, Ex-Board. BROUSSE, FREDERIC P. Iunior Class Vice-President, A.B,S. Vice-President, Varsity Basketball -To Become Twenty-one. BRUSCI'-II, GEORGE ANTHONY -San lose State College. BUHRZ, DON -Radio Production. BURCHETT, WILLIAM PARIS Bowling Team - Certified Public Accountant. BURNIE, IACQUELINE LOUISE A Cappella Choir, Hockey, Drama, -Nurse, BURR, IOHN ROBERT Basketball, Track, A.B.S. Repre- sentative-Architect. BURT, DOROTHY A Cappella Choir. Spanish Club -Teacher. BUSCHMAN, COI.I.L'I'TE LILLYANN Girls' Block S.lv'l., G.A.C., Band, Spanish Club. CAI.DWELL, PEARSON I. grgnxizinds Committee, H1-Y, Tennis, CALLAGHAN, MAURINE FLORENCE Ex-Board, Footliqhters, Drama --A Happily Married. CASTRO, BEVERLY CENINE. LOLA Swimming, Ex-Board-Housewife. CIAHDELLI. BOBBIE ANN Radio Production, Ex-Board, Glee Club-Housewife, CIDONIO, ANTHONY I.. Frosh Football, Frosh Baseball. CLARK. JIM Iunior Class President, Student Body President, Swimming 4 years -Economist. COHENOUR. SHIRLEY MAXINE Senior Class Secretary, Majorette, lunior Council-Airline Steward- ess. COLLINS. ELEANOR COLLETTE French Club, Ex-Board-Secretary. COLOMA, RAY Ex-Board, Radio Production - Actor. CORNILS, LORRAINE Iunior Council, A.G.S. Represent' ative, Glee Club, Ex-Board. COPFEY. BARBARA CRIVI'-ZLLO. MARIE LOUISE -Future Housewife. DALBESIO, 'DOROTHY ELIZABETH German Club, Radio Production, Spanish Club-Radio Actress. DAVIS, MYRNA IOY Spanish Club, Girls' Sports, Tri-Y President-Secretary. DAVIS, VICTOR Radio Production. DE LANE, BARBARA IEAN Latin Club-Veterinarian. DELANO, DARLENE GLORIA -Airline Hostess. D'EMII.I.IO. FRANK DE SALVATORE, BARBARA IOY Glee Club-Airline Stewardess. DEWEES, PETE Band, Swimming, Football Man- ager. DE YOUNG, CAROLYN ' Glee Club, Iunior Council, A.G.S. Representative--Teacher. 11' J ff X ., 1 ,M-,yv 'Q wi f i , cl? si I x, t My t gi 5 , ,Q J X L12 ' Wm ' .f, , ,, f fg, f if s W- , -,. 7 L- 1. ' W ' ' -l,.,2f? 2- ., WV ,,,, t,,, lgfgb ,,11,,:q, .,,,: , 0 X f Q In I ' ' A , f ,f f ff fig, Z sy, X ,Y 1 me ff' fc 'kv 5'4 E-5' psf' ,We A W5 3' , 31.9 X 4 .M ,, .. ..,. R V . I , W9 , , Q ' 'V 1 ' V, ff ki , Q e h, ,, ,,,,,, , ,lem rf- 132 i -4' 1 -mv- N a 2-4 gf! ,365 Sr' . ti 1 , - M Nfys I . rw, L...,-.f fx 'U' WT' Xt.- pg '99- 'Nf C-9 G silken... DOLLMAN. SALLIE CLARE Secretary of Junior Class, Senior Council, A.G,S, Representative. Ex-Board. DONHOE, THOMAS S. Hi-Staff. DONHUE, WILLIAM PATRICK DONNELLY, JANE Ex-Board. DURLING, RICHARD KENNETH Ex-Board, Swimming, A.B.S. Repre- sentative--To Own a Resort. EBERHARD, RONALD DEGUIOT -Marine Engineer. EDGAR, IOHN A.B.S. Representative, Ex-Board- Hairdresser. EDGECOMBE, GERALDINE A.G.S. Represeniaiive, Ex-Board, Iunior Council, Senior Council. EGGERS. ROBERT FRANKLIN Science Club-Engineering. ERLBECK, IANET German Club-Get Married. EVANS, BETTY IOAN Ex-Board, Art Commission, I-Ii-staff -College. EASTMAN, CAROLYN Girls' Block S.M., G.A.C., Girls' Sports. EMANUELSON, INEZ FAGET, SUE French Club, Ex-Board, A.G,S. Represemaiive. FASANO, TERRY -Housewife. FAZIO, ROBERT I. President of Bowling Club. FELDMAN. BARBARA L. Iunior Class Secretary, C.S.F. A.G.S. Cabinet, ExfBoard. FENTON, IOANNE Footliqhiers, Glee Club. FERRARINI, RICK Varsiiy Fooiball, President Soph- omore Class. FIX, BETTY L. C,S.F., A.G.S, Represcniarive, Ger- man Club, Tri-Y. FORREST, MARGARET Eeiman Club, Latin Club, Base- G . FRAGULIA. WAYNE Ex-Board, A.B.S. Representative -General Contractor. FRESQUEZ, LORRAINE BARBARA Girls' Sports, A Cappella Choir- WAVE. GARNER, BILL Football, Track-Engineer. GOSNELI.. LEE GILSON, KAY SANDRA lunior Council, Spanish Club, Ex- Board, Tri-Y President. GILE, DONALD LOHEN Football, Baseball, Block S.M., Ex- Board. GILLIES, BRUCE Block S.M., Ex-Board, Baseball, A.B.S. Representative. GILMOBE, ROBERT L. A.B.S. Representative, Iunior Coun- cil, Ex-Board - Strong Man in a Circus. GINGOLD. CHARLES BENEDIE Iunior Council, Block S.M., Traffic Commissioner, Ex-Board. GIUSTO, IERRY GHACHIS, MARY MAGDELIENE Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Talent Shows - Secretary. GRANT. IUDIE Cheerleader, Rally Committee, Drama Commissioner, Ex-Board. GRANT. BART Band, Radio Production, Ex-Board -Iudge Beauty Contests. GREEN, BILL PATRICIA GREGG, Secretary of Bowling Team, Safe- ty Committee - Secretary. GREVE. GORDON M. Block S.M. President, Swimming, Water Polo, Radio Production. GUEHRA, GLORIA, LINDA Radio Production - Torch Singer. GUILLEN, IEAN Elm Staff, Radio Production, Girls' Sports-Be Q Pepsodent Ad. IVER LESTER IOHN GU , I Hi-Staff, Track--Mechanical Engi- DEBT. 51 Q , , j 1 ,Q . if-N, , wg W it in lk i 's...f, ,W 'm 'W 'lim MH iZ'i1,zfw. Ty: Q an fe- 'fi it A W 4 Q X ' A In 46Jy.:ataZ EX mg '71 2' 9 4 P f , ii ,, , 1 .1 ' f f gn.. 11' a .. pl..-5,., ' 'fi nu- , 'W - - f' t ...R wp f ' 1. X 3' 1 - ., f--1 S -.. UN M' we f I 7 3 , ,.B x,, S, ,rf ' ,, We 9 . P? if 'J K 'X 4- ,N i - 7 ' -A , 5 . ft 1 5, Q 1 zvwgsprj, Q r 'mi ' I ,. 'nm X, y, ,qs .. f 3 .. -1-y . X.,- ' H . 4.fifQQ . - Y' i 'iz w. 'X 1 , if . i 1 4 . Y J' --4' ., ...,.,,, TJ . , ' 1 0 X . f if X. I GUSTAFSON, BARBARA FroshASaph Cheerleader, Foot- liqhters, Girls' Sports-Home Econ- Ol'TllSl. HAAS, CYRLE Music Commissioner, C.S.F., Seniox Band - Be Tallest Girl in Cali- fornia. HALE. NINA R. Hi-Staff, Spanish Club - Own ci Bubble Gum Factory. HANSLER. ROBERT EDWARD Senior Band - Forestry. HANSON. DON Band - Play in a Dance Band. HAY. TEDDY R. Water Polo. HEDGECOCK, HELEN Girls' Sports, Orchestra - House- - WI 9. HEDMAN. CLARENCE LEE Asst. Director of S.M. Choir, Foot- liqhters, Track-Stay a Civilian. HEINRICY. IOAN LAVONNE Basketball, Baseball - Dental Nurse. HESTER. LORRAINE I-IICKS, FRANK E. Senior Council, Ex-Board, President of Footliqhters, Football. HILKER, SHIRLIANNE Feature Editor of HI staii, Life C.S.F. Member, Iunior Statesman, A Cappella Choir. HILL. RALPH HOFELING. KEN B. -TV Technician. HOLTZBERG, BARBARA Footlighters, A.G.S. Representative -Hot Rod Driver. HORTON, MURRAY DAVIS C.S.F., A.B.S. Representative, Sen- ior Council. HOWARD. JUDY ANNE A.G.S. Representative, Iunior Coun- cil, Pen Club-Pretzel Twister. HOUT5. LLOYD P. HSU. NINA N. Glee Club, Elm Staff, Sports H Surgeon. HUDSON, DEE HURLEY, BILL CLAYTON Peninsula Automotive Technicians Assn. - Automotive Mechanic. IUNTUNEN, NOHEEN Radio Production. IONB, WILLIAM CHUCK Football, Footliqhters, Block S.M., Track. IONES, WALT Drama JONES, SUSAN HOLLIDAY Freshman Class Secretary, Ex- Board, A.G.S. Representative. IOLLEY. LORRAINI IOHNSON, IOYCE E. Majorette, A.G.S. Representative, Ex-Board-College. IOHNSON, GAIL IOHNSON, IEAN Elm Staff, Freshman Girls' Com- missioner, C.S.F., HI Staff. IOHANSHN, SONIA C.S.F., Glee, French Club, Foreign Languages and Music Major. IENKINS. BARBARAIEAN Glee, Girls' Sports, Choir-Nurse and Rancher. IACOBSON. WILLIAM I.. Baseball, Basketball- To Become a Brownie. IACKSON, FRANCES President of Girls' Block S.M., Sec- retary of G.A.C., Iunior Council, Senior Council. KAESTNER, BARBARA Radio Production-Housewife. KARUNTZOS, THEODORE LOUIS Basketball, Block S.M., HI Staff, Senior Council. KELLOGG, KATHRYN KAY Ex-Board, Co-op Commissioner- Home Economist. KELLY, EILEEN THERESA -Position in a Bank. KENZY, ROBERT KESSLER, BLANCHE ESTI-IRR After-School Sports, Choir, HI Staff-Diplomatic Secretary of the Navy. KIMBERLING, IEANIE Dance Commission, Pen Club, French Club, Bohemian Artist. ,,,,....,,, .,k. ,. V,,.,..N, .WW - -W. -ss-ff,-, y - W ' 'wwf--3 j Wify I 7 U, Hi ff 473,133 1 'v . . -mf Q' ff , .Q-.,,Q,. 1, 'nf A' fm' ' W JL f I as f - 25 X ,, ,... I W1 , l 'VF V2 fe M- 1.74 R-'..,i5 'J s wi I ,, 1,6 , Vw 425 Q R f f 2 ,gifs , , lmfx X J 0 ., A f 4 V , ,,,, W? 1 'U' ' 5-X E Ao . 36521 A ,M W ff 2 l , 'W lim f ' A 509 -it !'qK.,' 'E Vw M at 5. .,.. K MX f 'Qf ff, 1 '4w9X', 11 A str fd an-'Y KING, TINY Secretary ot Sophomore Class A.G.S. Vice-President. lunior Coun: cil, Art Commission. KLAM, GEORGIA MAE A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Busi- ness Manaqer for Talent Show- Count Money for Scrooge McDuck. KLEIN, KATHERINE META Footlighters President, Ex-Board-- Actress. KNIBBS, MARGARET ROSE A.G.S. Representative, After+School Sports-Housewife. KNOCHENHAHER, MARGIE CAROL President of Latin Club, Secretary of German Club, Ex-Board, Iunior Council. KAI, KOUYA KREUTZER, MARK L. German Club President, Science Club,-Wavelength Measurer. LA MAR. BEN F. Footliqhters, Latin Club, Iunior Council, Ex-Board. LAMSON, BUD LANDON. MARGARET ANN Elm Editor, French Club, Latin Club, C.S.P'. LARKIN, DICK -To get out of high school. LARNEY, BARBARA IOANNE Rally Commission, Senior Council, A.G.S. Representative-Mechanic. LARTIGAN, WALLACE Radio Production-Doctor. LEE.CAROLE Radio Production, A Cappella Choir, Ex-Board-Secretary. LEE, GEORGE Ex-Board. LEFFLER, 'DOLPH DUKE Golf, C.S.F., Latin Club - Horse Doctor. LEONARDOS, GEORGE N. German Club, Footlighters, Hi-Y- Yogurt Taster. LEVITAN, IACK French Club President, A.S. Vice- President, Ex-Board-Sports. LEWIS. RICHARD E. A.B.S. Representative. LIVINGSTONE, LOUISE BILLYE -Missionary. LOCOCO, EUGENE THOMAS A.B.S. Representative, Football, Basketball-Architect. LOUIS. IRA FREDRICK LUCHS, DORENE LUND. BARBARA Secretary Block S.M., Vice-Presi- dent, G.A.C., C.S.F.-Play the Tuba. LYNCH, MARY Radio Production, Tri-Y. MACDONALD, IOAN CAROL A Cappella Choir, Glee Club - Navy Wife. MacKENZIE. DARLENI-I Ex-Board, Iunior Council, A.G.S. Representative - Owner of a Ski Resort. MAGUIRE, BARBARA MAHONEY, MICHAEL KERRY Business Manager of Hl Staff, A Cappella Choir, President of Hi-Y Club-Get married to a rich widow. MALLETT, HAL IOHN A.B.S. Representative, C.S.F., Foot- ball-Connoisseur. MANGELSEN. KEN EDWIN Hi-Y, Ex-Board-Forestry Service. MANWARING. DIANE A.G.S. Representative, Spanish Club, Ex-Board-Housewife. MANZI, AL A.B.S. Representative, Ex-Board, Senior Council-Contractor. MARTINELLI, AUGUSTINE MASINI, LOUIS -Agricultural Advisor. MASON, MARILYN A. Senior Band, Tri-Y-Play clarinet in a dance band. MATTOS, LILLIAN V. After-School Sports - Graduate from Yale. MAYHEW, KENNETH LEE Track, A.B.S. Representative - Radio Man. MCADAMS, BOB MCCANN, TERRI IEANNETTE Glee Club-Football Star, J .sill . 44 Y W Q MW li, . MJ., , . .. X, -.Q' ,wil V. s ,gif f X 3 Cx 'iff ,. Q X 0, t ,fs of -wif. ,,,f.,, W f MCCLELLAN, LACHEN MARY Radio Production, Spanish Cll --Commercial Artist. MCDIARMID. MAUREEN McMANN, IEANNE , A,S. Secretary, Dance Comrnitte Elm Staff, HI Staff. MENDELS, EDA A.G.S. Secretary-Treasurer, H, Staff, C.S.F., Elm Slatt. MERLE. MARGARET EUGENIA Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Ex-Board. MERRILL, BARBARA A Spanish Club -- Occupational Therapist. METCALF, 'DONALD C.S.F., German Club, Track, Sc ence Club. MEYER, PAUL A.B,S. Representative, Football. MILES, BILL MILIA, IOE ANTHONY Freshman Class President, Baskc ball, Ex-Board, A.B.S. Vice-Pre ident. MILLER, BRUCE MINER, BARBARA MICKEY G-.A.A. President, Block SM. Se retary, Iunior Council, C.S,F'. MINOR, RICHARD PETER Tennis Team, Ex-Board, Seri Council--Doctor, MINER, CHARLENE A.G.S. Representative, Alter-Schc Sports, Glee Club-Designer. MOCK. IOHN MOLTER, NORMA I. Ex-Board, A.G.S. Representatix Drama-Housewife. MORONI, DAVID M. Football, Track, Block S.M. - Father of twins. MORONI, SINO Block S.M., A.B.S, Representczii Football, Football Manager. MORRISEY, IOHN MORTENSEN. NANCY IOAN A.G.S. Representative, ilfn Countilvlfaithlul Wife. MOULTON, BEVERLY JUNE Ex-Board-Nurse. MOULTON. IOAN Glee Club. MUELLER, IOAN MUMAUGH. MARY LOU Iunior Council-Dental Nurse. MUND, BRUCE W. Senior Band - Clinical Psychol- oqist. MUSEL, ALAN CRAIG NILSSEN, LOIS EDNA Cafeteria Commissioner, Radio Production, Senior Band, Drama. NIMURA, sADAxo sxmn' C.S.F., O'CONNELL, IUDY LEE Head Cheerleader, Honor Society, Dance Commission - Personnel Manager. O'CONNOR, IOAN CAROLE Spanish Club, Glee Club, A.G.S. Representative - Airline Steward- GSS. 0'HANLON, DANNA MAE -Be a good secretary. OLSON. IAMES L. ' -Anti-Socialist. ORLEBEKE. WILLIAM RONALD Baseball, Basketball, Football, Pen Club fQuill and Scrollj. OVERMOHLE, SHIRLEY Footliqhters, After-School Sports- I B.Y.U. Coed. OWEN, RONALD E. Hl Staff-Newspaper Publisher. PACE, SALLY -Nurse. PAGEI., SHIRLEY PALMER, IACK ERVIN Senior Council-To live a successe ful life following closely In His Steps. PANDELL, ANITA IEAN -Typist. PASTORINO, EUGENE QQOP' ? M iff aa f rf, ,W X ff gf I ZW I wa f y 4 ,ig , :r fl , f ff f ye A., 'WV 'ywww . n ,vf . . fy V 'Z I ...., I ' r ' ' l f' f ff -ff, f , , ,f . lb 5 - I, LV, if T L X I s ' X ' A f A 154 , ,K f X N , ,7 'pu 5 AS, W L 1 - ' H x X' 1, -x .. V 'fx We f alia 5 c i f 4. vt 1,-, , fix fri' 5 I 4 ,, i et 1 1 Li TE? 1 ie ' , B' Q-9 i ,g ' A :1 A X A K' E b q,q 4 1 , t it F i5,,,,,els'4 If E Q I ft ' 4 3 -.lan -ui - Q .L , Sf:-'Fa , - T x Y , , . Y ' X ll tl . ,, .1 ,ns- -Q5 'Z fi-. -rx' .. ' - J 0-it 4' , 5 . g 1 ,12- Z' ,V ,Y , , f , 1 ,Aj wi .xx PATTERSON, rionrmr CHAR!-I3 A.B.S. Representative, Ex-Board, Peninsula Automotive TGCDTUCIUUS Assn,-Engineer Mechanic. PEABODY, NANCY PEFFERLE, DANA PEMBERTON, ROBERT RAYMOND Machine Shop President, Track - To be a cop. PENLON, ROXINE Spanish Club, C.S.F., A.G.S. Repre- sentative-Airline Stewardess. PERRY, BARBARA IANE PETERSON, MARCY ANITA Girls' Sports, Spanish Club - Nurse. PETERSON, RICHARD I. Band, Orchestra, Radio Production -Bachelor of Music Degree, PETERSON, RONALD C. A.B.S. President, Basketball, C.S.F. -Flea-Trainer. PIERUCCI, ROGER Ex-Board - To get out of high school. PIERCE, KEN A.B.S. Representative, Basketball, Baseball-Diesel Mechanic. PORTER, SCIPIO IR. Band, Basketball, Ex-Board, A.B.S. Representative. PRICE, HERBERT H. Baseball, A.B.S. Representative, Iunior Council-Dentist. PRINDLE, IUDY Frosh-Soph Cheerleader, Pompon Girl, Dance Committee-U.C.L.O. RATHBONE, TOD SPENCER Track, Football-Civil Engineer. REED, PATRICIA Iota Sigma Tri-Y Vice-President, Sports, Latin Club, German Club, REEKES, STANLEY MORRIS Football, Baseball, Block S.M. - Make a million. REMMEI., ARTHUR AS. Treasurer, Boys' State Repre- sentative, Secretary of Freshman Class-Lawyer. RENEAU, ROYCE Football, C.S.F. RICCI, ADELE MARIA -Airline Stewardess. RICHMOND, SHIRLEY ANN Sigma Zeta Tri-Y Treasurer-Dean of Girls. RIDGEWAY. GORDON LEE Iunior Class Vice-President, Block S.M., Senior Council, A.B.S. Cab- inet. RILEY. ANN Girls' Sports-Airline Stewardess. ROBBIN, IANICE IOY Senior Band, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports. ROBERTS, ESTELLE Spanish Club, Footlighters, Glee Club-Veterinarian. ROBERTS, STANLEY A.S. Auditor, Football, Baseball. RUDD, THOMAS ROBERT Water Polo, Golf, Football, Senior Council. ROTHERY, DEREK C. Bowling Team. ROSS, HAROLD Block S.M., Iunior Council, A,B.S. Representative - Marry cr rich WOIHUH. ROGERS, RITA MARIE Ex-Board, A.G.S. Representative, Elm Staff-College. RONGEY, BARBARA Girls' Sports. ROBINSON, GEORGE Track, Block S.M. RYALL, IAMES IOSEPH Traffic Commission, Football, Box- ing-Mechanical Engineer. SALERA, NORMA I. A.G.S. Representative, Glee Club -Airline Stewardess. SALLING, KENNETH ROY SAND, MARILYN IAYNE Basketball, Baseball, Iunior Coun- cil-I.B.M. Accountant. SANTORI, TACK SAYWELL, EVADENA LUELLA German Club, Junior Statesman, C.S.F.--Travel around the world. SCANNELL, LEONARD LARRY A.B.S. Cabinet, Ex-Board, Swim- ming-Own a Shrimp Boat. SCHLEGl'H-r BERYLLE Ex-Board, Girls' Sports, A CGPPQUG Choir--Medical Secretary. QQZPIFV' ' .aa-N, l X, , rin ' -ff if W' ,f ' V 'I , , 43. f M Fw: ,JL 3955 ' rn ,,s.,,.., l ,-Wifi 'r f -1241: N ' 2 'vs A 'ing X if , 1 Jr-ffifm .,.,,, . t , A 191, fe E eg! 7-'F SCHMIDT, BARBARA Ex-Board, A.G.S. Representative, Band. SCHOENGOLD, NYNA Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Ex-Board - Interior Decorator. SCHUTTE. CLYDE EDWIN Track, Basketball, Band - Edu- cated Tramp. SCHWARTZ, DOROTHY RITA Senior Council, Iunior Band'-Meth chandise Buyer. SCOTT. A. I. l SCOTT, RALPH G. Football, A.B.S, Representative, Block S.M.-Army. SI-IARLS. DAVID CHURCHILL Block S.M., C.S.F., Swimming - lv' Philanthropist. 5' SHADDICK. IRAN sv 4 . A l L: . - 5 l. E SHAPIRO, THAN French Club, Tri-Y Treasurer - 1 W Airline Stewardess.. 7 Q SHERRY, BARBARA ALLEHN r French Club, Art Commissioner, .Qt bv L 1 Elm Staff-Interior Decorator. t A, 'D suomvmxzn. LARRY SHULTZ, DOROTHY Ex-Board, A.G.S. Representative, f Glee Club-Model. Q ' 5 als ' 'Q-.Q WWI, . 'J' 5, ' A- . ,,,,.. V K sl wa SIBILLE, RICHARD SILVA, NADINE MARIE , 6 fi: Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club. t .XA -i SKINNER. PHYLLIS JEAN -Fashion Designer. SMITH, BARBARA GRACE A.G.S. Representative, Ex-Board. ,r .4-4 1' kd , 1 MORRIS DONOVAN ft '54, ketball Baseball A BS Repre- s tative Ex Board t '. it' .Q ff 3 AITH ADRIENNI-I VALERIE g E- , Board Art Committee Depart- ,S . 1. t ent Store Buyer N--I SPINNEY FRANK E Ac ountant STARR BRADLEY WINTHROP C udent Body President Senior Class President Sophomore Class f , Q . , Sl 1 H. at f '- ,lr ' Q: ' V' ', X ' , X , 5 '. 'li A Q' , ' ' , N.. . -il X 'El I N' ' - f LA, A ' . J' - x 1 L 'Y , V E I President, C.S.F. President. STARKY. RONALD STEPHENSON, GEORGE C. Ex-Board, Basketball-Rancher. STEWART LAUREL A.G.S. Representative, Footlighi- f ers, Sports-To retire. -f, STOKZ, IERRY LEE STONE. SHIRLEY LEE Softball, GIGS Club, Cafeteria Morning Work-Secretary. STROHMEIR, DONALD STRONG, LANI STUBBS, VERNA STURTEVANT, WILLIAM WALLACE A.B.S. Representative, Baseball, Band-Musician. SUYAMASA, IAMES TADSON. BARBARA Art Commission, Soph Secretary, Cheerleader-Commercial Artist. TAKESI-HTA, KAZUAKI ROY Football, Basketball, Ex-Board, A.B.S. Representative. Vi 'rA'rr:os1AN, FRANK 5 ,Wi Football, Governor oi Boys' State, President of Freshman Class, A.S. Auditor. TEGNER, THYRA A.G.S. President, l95l Girls' State, Sophomore VicefPresident, Secre- tary of C.S.F. TEKAWA, MARSH M. Basktball, A.B.S. Representative, Block S.M.-Physician. TENNIS, MYRNA JOAN Rang, Girls' Sports, Iota Sigma fl- . THOMPSON, RALPH WAYNE Frosh-Soph Baseball Manager, Co- op Cornmissioner, Co-op Manager -Retired billionaire on a moun- tain. TILLEY. GENE PARKS A.B.S. Cabinet, lunior Council, Block S.M., C.S.F. TIADER. CURRY Football. TODD, BETTY JEAN Iunior Council, A.G.S. Represent- ative, French Club, Block S.M. Sec- retary. .. ,V 9' 4 M if 4' , 'W X 'KW ATX 14043 N, X 4 fu 9 , -SW WILLIAMS, IEAN WILLIAMSON. NANCY A.G.S. Secretary'Treasurer, Tri-Y President, German Club, Girls' Block S.M, WILSON, DOLORES Glee Club, A.G.S. Representative, Ex-Board-Housewife. WILSON, DON C,S,l'-'. President, Block S.M., lun- ior Council-Physician. WILSON. DONALD H. HI Staff, Sports Editor, Ex-Board -Writer. WOLFSON, DICK M. Grounds Commissioner, Football. Track, Block S.lvI. WOMBLE, Il-ZRRY WONG, DON Basketball, Block S.M., A,B.S. Rep- resentative-Usher at Portola. WOOLDRIDGE, NORMAN S. Vice-President of Senior Class, Block S.M., Recreation Commis- sioner-Flea Trainer. WONG, EDMOND -Anatomy Director. WOY. CAROL ANGELA Baseball, Badminton, Senior Coun- cil-Private Secretary. WRENN. RALF RICHARD Football, Golf-To be an executive. WYNNE, MARILYN ANN Latin Club, A Cappella, Pen Club -College. YES, ALYCE A.G.S. Cabinet, lunior Council, Ex- Board, C.S.F. YEE, ANNABBLLE YOSHIMOTO, IUNICI-II YOSH Peninsula Automotive Technicians Assn.-Automotive Trade. YOUNG, SHIRLEY Footli hters, A.G.S. Representa- tive, ?unior Council--WAVE. YUROSKO, RICHARD I. ZAMBON, RICHARD RONALD -Have own orchestra. ZANETTE, IOI-IN ANGELO TRASK. IOANNE MARIE Senior Council, Iunior Council, Ex- Board, Band. TRAWATI-IA, CALVIN LINCOLN Member of Peninsula Automotive Technicians Assn.-To be a suc- cess in life. TROTT. CLIFFORD TRUE. SARA A.G.S. Cabinet, Ex-Board, Iunior Council, Latin Club Secretary. TSAVALAS, IEAN Ex-Board, A.G.S. Representative, Radio Production, Girls' Sports. VENTURILLI, RONALD A.B.S. Representative, Football, Basketball, Baseball. VOOR. BETTY ANN UNTEREIN. KARL ALBERT Ex-Board, Football. WADHAMS. ELAINE French Club, Band, Girls' Sports -Secretary. WALSH, MICHAELE CLARE Senior Council, A.G.S. Reprsenta- tive, Dance Commission-PsychoL ogist. WARD, NANCY VICTORIA BEALE Block S.M. Secretary, French Club Secretary, Senior Council, A.G.S. Cabinet. WARDA, TOM WATSON, THOMAS W. -Scientist. WHEELIS, MYRA LEE WHITING, CAROLINE LEE Co-op Commissioner, A Cappella Choir, A.G.S. Representative, Swimming. WHITLOW. PAUL CHARLES Basketball, Track, Football, WIDNER, RONALD L. French Club, Senior Band, C.S.F. -Air Force Pilot. WRIGHT, ARLAN WILCOX, DAVID FOREST Football, Track, Science Club - Salvage Officer, U.S.N. WILLETT, DAVID - ff! 'A M1 ,M .Q .J -...' 'hp ZAHOS. LINA MARIE Glee Club-Secretary. CAMERA-SHY SENIORS ENGLISH, ROSEMARY FITZPATRICK. MARILYN GOMES, PAULINE KLARENBACH, THOMAS KIMBALL, ROY MUCDONALD, RODEHICK MATLOCK, RICHARD ROACH, WILLIE MABLE HOWLEY, EFFA RUNDALL, MARILYN SAFBERG, IAMES SINGLITION. ROBERT 5 ,E ,fh- V ' .. A ' - 3'-vff ff 2- f' :PQ I I an , , I, , fw g , 4 3 2:24:31 JK, A ,f L . . 7 1' F, , 'F' Lvl. - XR ,D A .i' . JL 7,2 I Q THE CIRCUS UF LIFE Our years in high school are a part of a circus - the Circus of Life. We, the Seniors, entered as Freshmen and the magic of the big top rolled into our lives, full of wonder, anticipation, and excitement. San Mateo High looked so vast we were sure that we would never remember where all our classes were. There was a carnival given by the Senior Class. We were introduced to Senior Bow Day COh, my aching backlll and Luggage Day. The girls wore sloppy-loe sweaters with rope pearls and loafers with their socks rolled up. The fellows wore their jeans up high on their waists. Some of the bolder Frosh went to their first A.G.S. dance, Lai See Fantasy. We'd just gotten used to this new adven- ture and suddenly we were Sophomores. Newcomers to the big top were greeted - none too happily - and our second year began. A new surge of authority came over us and we tried to let the whole school know that we ran the show. During this year we gave San Mateo its first Frosh-Soph football rally. The first playday for the whole school was staged. The gals started wearing a completely new type of sweater called cash- mere and skirts were tweed and ultra-tight. The socks in our saddles and loafers were rolled down real low. The guys got daring and took the belts off their pants and let them settle down on their hips. Pendletons started appearing in every boy's wardrobe. Our circus really seemed to be at its best in our junior year. We found that we had become more and more a part of what went on. We had another Luggage Day and later in the year danced at Mardi Gras Magic, the lunior Prom. The girls wore pleated, plaid skirts, corduroy jumpers, and sleeveless blouses. Hair was cut real short or real long in a horse-tail. Suede shoes, cashmere sweaters, and denims began to be seen. Now it's our Senior year. The big top is about to roll on. There is much gaiety and excitement, but we are as the clown - with a happy' face, yet a heavy heart. As we receive our diploma, perhaps we will start to think back again P- the crazy costumes on Senior linx Day, the Senior Luncheon, the talent show, and, of course, the positively dreamy Senior Ball. During the year the gals wore lots of wool jersies, little flat shoes of all colors, large belts, casual gloves, and the Poodle cut. The fellows wore suede jackets, crepe-soled shoes and the Gaucho collar. Maybe we will think back to an assembly, too. There's a man in a gray suit addressing us. He's saying something about picking up papers on the grounds. And then perhaps, in our minds we will hear the distant rumbling of wheels as the Circus of Life moves on and another chapter of our lives has come to a close. AAHQQ J, f Sakfl T ,Jw W s 5.4 ...ul -2 ex X- 5 6 rt, Darlene Mackenzie Barbara Smith Shirley Overrno lim Ryall Ioanne Fenton Myrna Tennis Cyrie Haas Dolores Wilson Eda Mendels hle I0 ll 12 13 I4 15 16 17 IB Sonia Iohansen Ianice Bobbin Dotty Dalbesio Noreen Iuntunen Harold Ross Barbara Holtzberg Ioyce lohnson Marcie Peterson Iackie Balseley 12 19 20 21. Z2 23. Z4 25 26 27 N ,v Barbara Lund Anita Pandell Estelle Roberts Pat Gregg Ann Riley Iudie Grant Lou Ann Baudrand Charlene Miner 1 Myra Wheless 28. Shirley Stone 29. Carolyn Eastman 30. Art Remmel 31. Gail Iohnson 32. Mullet Merle 33. Barbara Gustafson 34. Mary Grachis 35. Ronnie Peterson yu X , Q 5,0 Bobbie Feldman Lina Zaros Nan Ward Mickey Miner Cal Trawatha Yolanda Barba Harold Mallett Barbara Tadson Shirlianne Hilker xx 33 Thyra Tegner Berylle Schlegel lean Guillen Barbara Larney Scipio Porter Annabelle Yee David Wilcox Dorothy Schwartz Ioan Mueller I , A ' +-FS4. Kaihy Klein Barbara Merrill Ieanie Iohnson Elaine Wadhams Dorothy Schultz Ioanne Trask George Bruschl lean Tsvalas Cynthia Baxter 4 I U... v .fp ..-ay ' ,fl , L 51.2 .jLh . 351 , 36 28. Norm Wooldridge 29. Nancy Williamson 30. Sue Atkinson 31. Blanche Kessler 32. Lillian Mattos 33. Sara True 34. Bobbie Ciardelli 35. Ioan and Bev. Moulton 36. Louis Masini J -fe 29' Hoxine Penlon Ioan Heinricy Peg Landon Carole Lee Iudy Howard Carol Woy Shirley Cohenour Gerry Bartleti Iackie Burnie Mary Lou Mumaugh Myrna 'Davis Peie Minor Ioan Bloss Mary Lynch Kay Kellogg Barbara DeLane Pearce Caldwell Shirley Young Kay Gilson Bobbie Snaith Iane Benneit Nina Hale Lois Nilssen Bill Sundblad Lachen McClellan Shirley Richmond Frank Hicks Norma Moller Carol Brose Tiny King Mac Walsh Lola Cenini Laurel Siewart Caroline Lee Whiting lean Shapiro . Alleen Sherry 0' t 1 J ffl n ff SENIOR PULL UF 1952 GIRL Dorothy Schultz ...,.,. ludy Prindle ,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Barbara Gustafson .,.....,,,.,.. Thyra Tegner ....,.,...,, Susan Iones ....... Doreen Luchs v.v,..., Barbara Tadson ....,rr Cynthia Baxter ..rr4,... Barbara Holtzberg .,rrA,..,,w,,. Eda Mendels... lean Tsavalas ...r...r..r, Caroline Lee Whiting ....,.r ,. Rita Rogers ......,, Thyra Tegner ,,,,,... ludy O'Connell ,,.r,,.. Alyce Yee ........,, Mickey Miner r...... Dorothy Dalbesio .,.... Dorothy Schultz ..,..... Barbara Feldman ...... Sue Faqet .................. Darlene McKenzie r.............. ludy O'Connell ......., Barbara Tadson .,..,r. WITH THE Hair ........,..,..,.... Eyes ..r,..., Smile .......,s Teeth ...c..r...,., Complexion sss,...r Legs ,,,..,..,..,rs Figure ,...,.,. Profile ....r, Giggle ,,,.,,r Brain .s...,...,... Personality ,slr,..... Voice .r........,,..r..r,,,,r WHO'S THE Shyest .............,....... Friendliest .....r. Wittiest ..........,...... Best Dressed .......... Best Athlete ......,.,,..... ...,,... Best Actress -Actor ,............, Best Date .............................. Most Likely to Succeed ,,.. Flirt .......,.........................,,....,, BOY Vic Davis Lee Ridgeway Richard Durling loe Milia lim Clark Gino Moroni lim Ryall Fritz Brousse Art Remmel David Searles Frank Tateosian Rick Ferrarini Bill lacobson Brad Stark Bruce Gillies ........Ioe Milia Ron Venturelli Ray Coloma .lack Levitan .Brad Stark Hal Ross Man - Hater - Woman .......... Bud Lamson Miss - San Mateo - Mr ....,... Couple of the Year ........,,,, lim Clark lim Ryall - ! in A C0 f X K , , , K N 5 N A ,f, k A, 1 O gf ., f I 4. f . lv C C at if '4l..- , XI! 3 ,JZ ly C ! 5 in-A I ' , if fl Q mnrpualriierpnu rnuunami G ff A4 -,Q,A 5 N IV I 4. ,fl C2 fi I fl! fi. J , f ,T lf I .f 1' V I ii Q ProcessionalN'Po'l Circu ll ,.., ,,,,,,,,,. .,.....,. E lgagy 8,1 Invocation fu ' ,f If ff' X ' L X i..,2 '? T f ff' I X 'VY 7 Q I 7 :,?',,.L f Y1 Yi! A-'I Greetings from the Class of i952 ........................ ......, F rank Tateosian jf 2 hte.. Z . ,YQB . ' 5, 1 N f5,'K.J ' lf I -X X KW' LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER jfw Q if A Q A 1 t 'S 'r The Home ............ ....... B radley Stark 5 L we 1- 1 Q, rs! The Community ......... ....... B arbara Feldman A 2, I I The Nation ......, ....,.... N orman Wooldridge 1 L 'tw f CD The World ,,...... .........,..... E ugene Tilley 'L7 Presentation of the Class ..... ....,,.........,.,................. M r. Iarnes I. Stewart Principal, San Mateo High School Conterring of Diplomas ,......, .................. M r. Thomas Reynolds Superintendent, San Mateo Union High School District Honors ,,,,,.,,,, .,......, M r. lames I. Stewart Benediction ,,,,,,,,,, ......,. R ev. Benton Gaskill Recessional March oi Peers ...,........,............................................................. Sullivan SAN MATEO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ' A , u , 17 - X ig AK Xf - n .f Lf cf X If 1 I - ' X X My - nn! WZ ot' Editor ..........,,..... Senior Editors ................... Frosh-Soph-Iunior Editor .,.... Boys' Sports Editor ........... Girls' Sports Editor ....,.. Art Editor ..................,.. Assistant Art Editor ....., Feature Editor ......v... Photographer ...,.. Reporters ....... Business Manager .......... ELM STAFF Landon .......Tiny King, Aileen Sherry ......Helen Montgomery .,...,...,...Don Iackson ..,..,.Mickey Miner ....,...Thyra Tegner .......Alleen Sherry .......lean Guillen' Thayer ......,Ieanie lohnson, lean McMann, Art Remmel, Brad Stark, Kay Thomas, Alyce Yee Tormey Sales ,4,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bobbie Binsacca, Gayle Burnstein, Marilyn Dunn, Bob Engel, Carol Ghielrnetti, Walt Hays, Leslie l-leathcote, Sally Holmes, Carol lachens, Ralph Iones, loyce Kerr, Rita Rogers Marian Schell, Pat Sharps -liti- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I, as editor .of this year's Elm, wish to express my truly, deep-felt and sincere thanks to several persons and organizations for all the help and services they've given me. This yearbook would not have been a success without each hand of help extended to us. Thanks to . . . Mr. Robert L. Ozias of Lederer, Street and Zeus Co., Inc., printers of our book: and Mr. William L. Thurlow of California Art and Engraving Co. for the production end. The Keith Cole photography studio and especially Mr. Cole himself for the many trips, pictures, and hours spent to make our annual really better than ever. The' faculty for, their co-operation and understanding in assisting us during the year . w throughout the many stages of this book-publicity, finances, information, and picture schedules. Mgstaff' for their eager readiness and co-operative, willing spirit. Their many extra hours of work far and beyond the call of duty has accounted highly for the Elm's success. Finally, Mrs. H. . Smith, faculty advisor for the Elm. Our gratitude for the hours of patience, understanding, wo , and extra work can not be expressed in a few words here. 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