George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Frank Diebold looks up from his studies to see Joyce Collopy and Charlotte Alger waving to Jane Harlin and Margie I.uccy . . . Turning her hack on Mai Jacobs and Izzy Teller, Audrey Pollack is about to shake hands with Joseph Rice . . . David Leibcl is set- ready to kill as Gilbert Plcssman begs for mercy! . . . Lawrence Allen, unconcerned, turns to tie his shoe. Mildred Kummerlandcr is about to hit Thora Wilkinson with her tennis racquet, but Camille Haskins merely turns her back and blows up a balloon . . . Gerry Bristol smiles and Adelc Kuhn turns around as Bill Green enjoys his gum. Bernice Golden looks disgusted . . . Robert Gilmore, however, smiles to Marian Gehre who is just driving up. Bill Eisert and Robert Magill shake hands, and Raymond Rhodes looks on a bit skeptically as Phyllis Sperling and Barbara Jacobs try to truck in vain ! . . . Herbert Mencken has a grandstand seat . . . Jane Mayer, Bernadine Korcns, and Eleanor Leitncr get in a huddle to watch Terry Tonks powder her nose . . . Vivian Lutz looks up from her inspection to see Mervyn Abrams putting on a comedy act. Jerry Gcrson cats pop corn while Clarice Colmar laughs at Martha Beasom s joke . . . Paul Kilian watches Walter Kuzmich driving a truck ... as Lucille Kobsted bends over to get a drink, Sid Kaplin hides behind his magazine . . . Beverly Zeiler sits on a fire hydrant, trying to dodge A1 Hoffman throwing rotten tomatoes at her! Bertram Cody watches Harriet Williams eating a tamale . . . Vera Lee and Frances Gunn carry on an animated con- versation, while Frank Ferrario and Jack Kuchlenz try to knock each other out . . . Shirley Kahn eats a banana, and Mac Baum is extremely busy combing her hair . . . Jean Trimble turns patriotic, while Charlie Smith cleans the yard. Beatrice Jacobs watches Louise Johnson and Patricia Tripp on the back of a car . . . And Dot Hobbs seems happy about the whole thing, as Tom Stern leans glumly against the pole . . . Marie Shcgog is holding her pet dog. P tgc Tu cniy-t'ighf

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MARJORIE ASTREDO FRANK HULTMAN I.OIS SAMUEL TAD SAYLOR ELEANOR WORKEN Our First Graduates Five George Washington High School students completed the graduation requirements last June, and, although they finished school in three and a halt years, they will be graduated with the Decem- ber 1937 class. Marjorie Astredo entered Washington at the first of its history. She was very much interested in sports and so went out for swimming in her high junior and low senior years. Uppn notification of the completion of her high school requirements she en- rolled at the California School of Fine Arts which she is now attending. Marjorie’s ambition is to be an interior decorator. She would like to take up mechanical drawing and is also adept at painting and drawing. Frank Hultman went through high school study- ing hard so that he might attend the San Francisco Junior College sooner than the average student. Having chosen law as a career, he is going to attend Stanford University where he feels that he will have a better opportunity for fitting himself for his life’s work. Frank enjoys playing golf and is interested in such sports as football and basketball. He likes to collect football programs and messes’’ of tropical fish. Lois Samuel, the first elected vice president of the United Students of George Washington High School, enjoyed many activities during her stay here. Not only was she the president of the Girls' Service Society, but she was also one of the originators of that very useful code adopted by the girls of the school. Lois was one of the charter members of the society. She also served on the Building and Grounds Committee, was secretary of the Judicial Board, and helped make arrangements for the May Fete last term. Lois is now attending the California School of Fine Arts where she is studying to be a fashion designer. Among her hobbies we find: drawing, horseback riding, and dancing. Tad Saylor, who has just recently returned from a trip to Hawaii, is another of these students who completed the graduation requirements last term. He is very much interested in sports, especially boating. He enjoys going to the South End Rowing Club for a workout. Besides rowing. Tad finds great amusement in guns and sport hunting. Eleanor Worken came to George Washington from Lowell High School. Although majoring in French, her favorite teacher was Miss Haley. She is of a very talkative nature, especially in German and study. Upon leaving school she enrolled at San Francisco Junior College where she is now a special student During the lunch hour Eleanor works at the Park View Pharmacy, where many of our stu- dents spend the noon period. When she is out of junior college she will either attend the University of California or go to work. She would like very much to be a nurse but says that she will probably end by being a stenographer. She is very fond of outdoor sports, being adept at swimming and play- ing tennis and badminton. Eleanor also enjoys read- ing, walking in the park, and collecting charm bracelets. Mr. C ummings, principal, bids Graduate Frank Hultman farewell. P ige Tu emy-stren

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Copying Don Dcmctrcos. sitting on a car fender, Tom Stern and Frank Berman stretch out. while Jerry Sirbu jots down some notes . . . But “The Eagle Eye (Dot Taliaferro) watches Hal Mendelson and Terry Tonks walking arm in arm. Irving Tilin, feeling silly, starts making faces . . . And then of course, there’s Bill Hudson and Rose Woo always thinking of their stomachs! . . . Al LcGallce, finger in mouth, looks on in amazement. Mary Dunn laughs at Gloria Peters who had the “Mumps . . . and Alice Haslctt and Thelma Angel stop to gossip when up drives Marian Garlinger! . . . Jeanne Moule steps out of another car as Geraldine Baldwin and Barbara Rosen- baum look on . . . Marjorie Lear peeks out from behind the door of an ice cream truck! Robert Hendrick, gun in hand, tries to stop Peter Tobin from fighting, while Lillian Weatherly and Roberta Roberts look on from behind the fence . . . Norma Bianchi, carrying the cottage cheese, turns her back on George Springer who dropped his books! . . . Howard Gotelli surveys the situation . . . To sec Mary Miles with a rifle in hand seems to be a very funny sight to Gordon Mailloux ! Olga Kashuba is running right into Jean Reynolds . . . and Ruth Cohn is getting a sack of potatoes for Phyllis DcGcar and Virginia Montalvo, waiting on the stairs . . . Wilbur Gray watches Gloria Varsi's feeble attempts at trucking! . . . Seeing Sylvia Kaplan gardening, Robert Cohn starts straightening his tie! Bill Dougal stops to think. Bill Semorilc smiles, and Helen Wiener watches Helen Stevens and Mac Swee- ney who are on their hands and knees playing with a dog! ... As Georgette Kupper looks on, Nathan Liss is about to set the dog on Street Cleaners Wallace Matson and Frank Ferrario! . . . Frances Farraonc thinks it's very funny. Margaret Slattery can't believe that Frank Berman is about to swallow his saber because of pretty Ruth Fulton! . . . Lucille Martin is watching Mai Jacobs out of the corner of her eye as he turns in the fire alarm ! Page Twenty-nine