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The Journal of San Diego History Volume 53 Summer 2007 Number 3 • The Journal of San Diego History ...

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Publication of The Journal of San Diego History has been partially funded by generous grants from the Joseph W. Sefton Foundatio ...

The Journal of San Diego History IrIs H. W. Engstrand Molly McClaIn Editors ColIn FIsHEr Associate Editor tHEodorE stratHMan dav ...

Editorial Consultants MATTHEW BOKOVOY University of Oklahoma DONALD C. CUTTER Albuquerque, New Mexico WILLIAM DEVERELL Universit ...

CONTENTS ARTICLES ZLAC Rowing Club, 1892- Molly McClain 89 Coming Out Gay, Coming Out Christian: The Beginnings of GLBT Christia ...

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Dr. Molly McClain is Associate Professor and Chair, History Department, University of San Diego. A ninth-generation San Diegan, ...

The Journal of San Diego History The new barge and its female rowers caught the eye of officers and men on Navy ships anchored i ...

ZLAC Rowing Club to increase the length of their stroke and to use the power of the legs, arms, and back. ZLAC I was donated to ...

The Journal of San Diego History the Olympia (1897), the Nautilus (1904), the Twilight Maids (1904), and the YWCA (1912). Women’ ...

ZLAC Rowing Club and our families trusted him and knew no harm could befall us while he was in the boat.”^6 In 1899, ZLAC stored ...

The Journal of San Diego History a business street. She urged that they call it their building site.”^11 In the late 1920s, Paci ...

ZLAC Rowing Club Institute of Architecture. She had worked part time in the architectural office of Hazel Waterman and taught me ...

The Journal of San Diego History She’d drive down Highland Avenue on her way to her parents’ home in National City in a great wh ...

ZLAC Rowing Club fireplace and exposed rafters. The hall was decorated with rattan furniture that included “6 Philippine chairs, ...

The Journal of San Diego History School Board of Education before going back to college in 1922. After the death of her husband, ...

ZLAC Rowing Club wear his stiffly starched jacket and he’d serve tea.”^30 In the 1930s, ZLAC members became increasingly concern ...

The Journal of San Diego History during the war. The club also hired Lillian Scott (“Polly”) and Stephen H. (“Bud”) Neal to serv ...

ZLAC Rowing Club rights movement, which would transform American society, drew attention to race, class, and gender inequalities ...