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

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MUSIC Mr, Awfhony Carrca I SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Mr. Thomas F. Reynolds Mr. James I. Srewari ENGLISI-I COMMERCIAL ART AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Miss Jean Mclniyre Miss I-lelen Ausfin Mrs. Elizabeih Bagel Miss Mary Cool Mr. Edward Dalya Mrs. Zelda Dawson Mrs. Grace Macdulii Mrs. Doroihy McCone Miss Dolores Meyers Mrs. Elhel S. Milchell Miss Veronica Rourke Mrs. Hazel Smirh Miss Jeaneiie Weber HISTORY Mr. C. W. Moore Mr. Charles Geer Mr.WiIIiam Gill Mr. Donald Reynolds Miss Mildred I-lays Mr. Franlc MacGraw Mr. Charles Marshall Mrs. Susan McNeill Mr.John Ouinn Mr. Cecil Wrighl LANGUAGE Miss Margarei McCuIIy Miss Rulh Balmer Miss Lucy M. Collopy Miss Johanna Goeizl Miss Lucy I-Iall Mr. George Krisioyfch Miss Nancy Sferfng M r. I'?ube'i Doon QF3 Mr. Donald Miller Miss Rulh Alberi Mr. Edward Burda Mrs. Frances Dirsline Miss I-Ielen Dobbie Miss Ruih Marzoilo Mrs. Maribel Pyle Mrs. Mildred Ouinn Mrs. Eleanor Siegrisi LIBRARY Miss M. McCandIess Mrs. Ona Wesrigard SCI-IOOL N URSE Miss Margarer Small ASSISTANT ATTENDANCE SECRETARY Mrs. Esrher Gerszewslci OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Blanchard REGISTRAR AND SECRETARY Mrs. Evelyn Flollisler SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mrs. Grace Barlleil Mr. Ray Allee Mr. Calverr Bowman Mr. Loren Campbell Miss Agnes Corcoran Mr. I-Iarold Fearon Mr, William Larson Mr. Blaine Lemmon Miss Mary Peiers Mrs. Marion Poaqe Mr. Ralph Sreele Mr. Lloyd Wallcer Mrs. Sonia Wesl' Mr. A. E. WiIIe'+ Mr. Lawrence Culver Miss Rurh Manfz Mr. Richard Scholzlco Miss Leona Weelcs I-IOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Signe Ahnsledl Mrs. Eihel McCuIIah Miss Mildred Roberls SAFETY EDUCATION Mr. Sam Goodhue Mr. Ben McGuire SI-IOP Mr. George Kerlell Mr. N. B.AIIison Mr. I-Toward Warlcinson Mr. George M. Wihr BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Wagner Jorgensen Mr. FranIcCoIIin Mr. Dan Lacy Mr. Francis Robinson GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Marcia I-Iinlcins Mrs. Dorolhy I-Iassefi Mrs. Shirley Keueqer Miss Grace O'NeiII SECRETARY-DEAN OF BOYS Mrs. Edifh Bloss ATTENDANCE SECRETARY Mrs. Maybelle Brown

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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC Slide inTo The groove, caTs, and leT's us Take a liTTle iourney Through The pages oT The craziesT yearbook ever To grace The shelves oT a San MaTean. You see, maTes, This year's Elm is revolving around The record Theme, so grab your parTner and leT's whirl, because sTaTion ELM is abouT To go on The air. This sTaTion isn'T like The oTher sTaTions you hear-iT broadcasTs only once a year, iTs lisTeners are a very selecT Tew, and iTs music has a very special meaning. Eor This sTaTion is devoTed To San MaTeo I-ligh, and iT makes a sincere aTTempT To picTure The liTe, The sTudenTs, The TaculTy, The campus and The acTiviTies aT BearcaTville. Words and picTures are The way The sTaTion reaches you, The reader, and The music is only a way oT making The words more aTTracTive To you. The disc iockey is ready To presenT This year's program, so leT's Tune in and give a lisTen. The lighTs are dimmed, The announcemenTs over, The ELM is on The air again. For TonighT's TirsT song , drones The iockey, we have a reguesT Tor a number en- TiTled The 'Sunny Side oT The STreeT'. IT doesn'T Take us long To spoT The purpose oT This opening selecTion-iTs a TribuTe To The sTudenT governmenT aT San MaTeo I-ligh. We can deTecT a reTerence To The oTTicers, commissioners, represenTaTives, and TaculTy advisors who combine Their willingness and inTeresT To Try To make San MaTeo I-Iigh a beTTer school and keep us on The Sunny Side oT The STreeT . The opening number over, The disc iokey careTully Tlips The record over and dis- closes ThaT The nexT song will be To Each I-lis Own . This is obviously dedicaTed To The varieTy and range oT The clubs aT S. M.: wander down The halls almosT any noonTime, and you can glimpse wiThin The doors oT The rooms The work and inTeresT ThaT is involved in a club aT school. The varieTy is designed To saTisTy all-Those giTTed along scienTiTic lines, Those who represenT The school on The aThleTic Tield, and Those who enTerTain The school on The sTage-all are parT oT The daily rouTine aT San MaTeo. NexT on sTaTion ELM's parade oT TavoriTes will be a ballad ThaT comes up on every year's program- SenTimenTal Journey . This number also has no hidden signiTicance -iT is plainly dedicaTed To The social evenTs ThaT doT The school calender. Such noTe- worThy occasions as The senior ball, The iunior prom, The Erench club annual, The fX.G.S. dance, and The Elm-sponsored aTTer-game dances each require much work on The parT oT many people, resulT in a general good Time, Tor all, and deserve a special place on STaTion ELM's parade. Take Me OUT To The Ball Game rings ouT in all iTs aThleTic glory nexT in This lineup oT memories. The musclemen who have so much To do wiTh making high school liTe The Tun iT is are due no liTTle praise and TribuTe by our all-seeing disc iockey. We yell our collecTive heads oTT aT any demonsTraTion oT The aThleTic marvels ThaT bear The orange and black label, issuing our seasonal approval oT The San MaTeo represenTaTives in TooTball, baskeTball, swimming, Track, Tennis, baseball, or golT, wheTher we should be TorTunaTe enough To win The championship or noT. BUT, sTrangely enough, you don'T oTTen hear complainTs abouT The aThleTic Teams represenTing San MaTeo I-ligh. The disc iockey conTesses To someThing oT a leT down aTTer This wholesale ouTbursT oT spiriT, and can musTer up a Teeling oT genuine melancholy as he solemnly dedicaTes his nexT number. I-Iail, I-lail, The Gangs All I-lere sings ouT This cordial TiTle, perhaps a symbol oT The cordialiTy and Triendship ThaT is so obvious, yeT so unnoTiced, aT Slan MaTeo. Eor This is The song ThaT gives a slap on The back To everybody, This is where everyone can Tind his picTure-This is The secTion reserved Tor The classes. The Tresh- men, named Thus because They are Tresh Trom The eighTh grade and unwise To The workings oT a machine The size oT San MaTeo I-ligh School: The sophomores, wise To The poinT oT conceiT, yeT young in comparison wiTh Their upperclass broThersg The iuniors, aT The peak oT inTeresT parTicipaTion, endeavor, and spiriT, buT yeT To reach Tull realizaTion oT whaT They represenT7 and The seniors, sTanding on The Threshold oT Their careers, and leTT wiTh decisions and problems ThaT conTound and inTrigue Them. The deTT disc-handler becomes The heighT oT his senTimenTal selT as he announces The Tinal number, ATTer The Ball is Cveru. IT signiTies The end OT anoTher year, anoTher year wiTh a diTTerenT meaning To every person who experienced iT. A slow one, per- haps, Tor The Treshmen and sophomores, buT a very TasT one Tor The seniors who say goodbye To possibly The happiesT year in Their budding liTe. The ball is over, buT, as The song goes, The memory lingers on, and iT brings back reminders ThaT will make iT an enjoyable memory and one ThaT can never be replaced. And wiTh This parTing wish our Triend hangs up his microphone, sTores away his records Tor anoTher year, and sTaTion ELM once again disappears Trom The airwaves.

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FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: G, Krisfovich, G. Barrlefr, R. Baker, D. Meyers, H. Smirh, M. Cool, R. Marzo'H'o, D. Hassefi S. Ahnsfedf, R. Albert M. Poage, M. Roberfs, A. Campagna. SECOND ROW: H. Dobbie, M. Peters, N. Sferling, L Weeks, R. Sfeele, J. Sfewarr, E. Siegrisf, M. Quinn. THIRD ROW: G. Kerfell, M. Pyle, H. Ausfin, J. Goefzl, G. Mac- duff, M. MCC-andless, S. Weeks, F. Dirsfine, H. Wafkinson, G. Wihr, J. Quinn, M. Hays, D. McCone, E. Willeff FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, R. Schafzko, C. Moore, M. McCuIly, E. Dalva, B. Bogel, S. Goodhue, L. Collopy, W. Larson