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

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No matter where We may turn in this World we may find someone Whose kindness and understanding have a mag- netic power for all people. F rom that person We feel sure of a Welcome if we seek comfort and guidance. lt is to one of those people We dedicate this, our fourth Surveyor. To Miss Eleanor Iackson, girls' vice-principal, Whose sympathy, understanding, and knowledge have guided and helped many a George Washington girl, in humble appreciation we dedicate this book. THE DEDICATION

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'MISS ELEANOR M. JACKSON Vice Principal :N QW iff' Q ff 1 ii W i LWXQXIX fy

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PERSONNEL Youngest of the three methods of travel is air. Though men have dreamed of sailing bird-like in the sky for thousands of years, the dream did not become a reality till the early part of the twen- tieth century. Today our modern Pacific and Atlantic clippers are considered the most scientific structures in the air. The future, however, can offer them much in their development. What prog- ress has been made in the last forty years can be equalled in the next. The skies can and will be conquered.