South San Francisco High School - Iris Yearbook (South San Francisco, CA)

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Cpfaaa o f 95 7 The Class of 1957 is now completing a very successful four years. As a class, we participated in and won three consecutive swim meets, this year our boys took first place in the volleyball tournament. Our members have been active in sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities throughout the four years. However, all our accomplishments were not in the field of extra- curricular activities. A high percentage made the Superinten- dent's Honor Roll every semester. Class rings were chosen in our sophomore year. Some of our junior Class activities in- cluded a picnic, prom, and carnival. Our Senior Ball, Syanara drew a large crowd. The enthusiasm of the Senior Class was shown by the unexpected turnout of senior boys who had never participated in sports before, and the number of senior girls who attended all athletic events. We are proud of our spirit and ambition. lv Of icera er, Roberta Johnson, Secretaryg Rod Ford, Presidentg Jim Stiremcm, V. - Pres. 3 Gary Frink, Sgt. -at-arms eloreden fa fiuea STANDING, left to right: Representatives: Rod Gard- ner, Dick Lopez. SITTING, left to right: Representatives: Eddie Giachetti, Sandra Stopper, Jim Vaughan. Left to right: Sandy Smith, Treasur-

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enior I, Dick Abold, will the basketball floor to the future varsity basketball teams. I, Billy Achziger, will a police whistle to our principal. I, Suzanne Adams, will my position on the Warrior Staff and my ability to write stories before they happen to Jill Morris. I, George Armanino, will my gym clothes to the gym teachers. I, Joe Armstrong, will 6th period machine shop, one bent arbor, and two empty gas tanks to whoever wants them. I, Helen Avelar, will my tennis shoes to Anita Aviles. I, Betty Bacon, will my shorthand and transcription books to those who will want them next year. I, Shirley Ball, will my charlie horse to Miss Oliver. I, Mary Barron, will the most exciting time I ever had at a football game, when the Warriors defeated the Mustangs 7-6. I, Jim Bellis, will my chair as drummer in the dance band to anyone who can make the group swing. I, Bob Benson, will my car to Roger Jordan. I, Barry Bertucci, will my white shoe bunny bag to Ray Garcia. I, Larry Birdsong, will my place in machine shop to Warren Birdsong. I, Bill Blalock, will Mr. Buzolich's Ether Bunny to next year's Seniors. I, Emily Bregante, will my old field hockey shin guards, which never seemed to help, to my sister, Gloria. I, Darrell Bretthauer, will my teachers to future slaves. I, Joe Butcher, will my good grades to Sonny Carlisle. I, Darlene Caldwell, will all the pieces of gum that Miss Randall and Mrs. Banning made me throw away. I, Howard Campbell, will my first period airplanes and paper wads to future government classes. I, Virginia Candelaria, will my dancing talent to Josephine Guitron. I, Gordon Capurro, will my track shoes to Fred Pariani. I, Bob Caramazza, will a nose like jim Vaughan's to all the Juniors. I, Violet Carpello, will my A's in Mr. Kelly's room to all the freshman boys. I, Carolyn Chiono, will my A's in shorthand that I never got to Margene Boido. I, Ron Coffee, will my tire marks through the office I, Dave Colyer, will a bag of bones to Mr. Ray, who has tried so hard to get a skeleton exhibit for his class. I, Dick Comfort, will my ability to fix leaky ex- haust pipes and perpetually leaking heaters to any- one whosoever gains possession of a 40 Plymouth or a 48 Chevvy. I, Carol Corsiglia, will all the fun I've had at rallies and assemblies to our future Program Com- missioners and Cheerleaders. I, Pat Crotty, will my title Miss South San Francisco to the girls of South San Francisco. I, Roy Dawson, will my Senior Sneak to anyone who can find it. I, Darlene Days, will my bad grades to Ted Days. I, Joe DeLuca, will my book locker to next year's Seniors. I, Joe Dew, will my front row seat in Miss Isaac- son's class to Ralph Ruiz. I, Sally Dickson, will the fun I had in my senior year to all the Juniors. I, Ardith Dotson, will my brother, who will be a freshman next year. I, Bill Douglas, will So. City High to the future generations of our fair city of South San Francisco. I, Mike Ekas, will my gym socks to Bill. I, Lu-Anne Eliasen, will my dimples to Shirley Crotty. I, Tom Elliott, will my jungle drums to Mr. Sellick. I, Dan Elven, will the Warrior to some poor deserving soul. I, Pete Engbretson, will the wish that next year's tackles stay healthy. I, Robert Eserini, will my blistered fingers from playing bass to whom it my concern. I, Lorna Fskelsen, will all my left over paper airplanes from government class. I, Dolly Esquibel, will Pancho fthe hound dogj to the school. I, Caroll Esselstyn, will my sympathy to the under- classmen. I, Sandra Estrada, will all the A's I never got to the underclassmen. I, Larry Fanucchi, will my parking place to anybody who can get it. I, Jim Felsenthal, will my glasses to Steve Anderson so he'll be able to see his receivers next year during football season. I, Tom Fiege, will my school day memories and my spirit to the underclassmen. I, Tom Finale, will elephantitus to Mr. Howe and T.V. Channel 98 to Mr. Carmassi. I, Rod Ford, will my sweat socks and over-size foot- ball shoulder pads to Mr. Dejong for the following varsity football team. I, Carol Fountain, will my Elvis Presley pin to Phyllis Doty. I, Ed Frayne, will my sweat pants to Ted Days and my gym shorts to Rich Alhona. I, Gary Frink, will my glances to all the nice chicks, er. . . girls. I, Sandra Gaines, will my left leg to Johnny Pianca, who, at the time of this writing, could sure use it. I, Marlene Gallwitz, will my shorthand teacher to all future shorthand students. 21