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

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WILL VUJOVICH LLOYD TUNIK BOB TRESELER JOE STERNE STAN SHERIFF TOM ROBINSON GEORGE ROBINSON

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ROY BOGAS JOHNNY BORAGNO JIM BOVERO NORM BOWEN PAUL SHERIFF The Eagles are members of the boys’ service society. They, like the G.S.S., wear scarlet and grey hats, keep order at school func- tions, and at all times are at the service of the faculty. There are two types of members in the society. The ex-officio mem- bers are the grade presidents, all boy student body officers, the chairman of the boys' senior ad- visors, the president of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation, and one member of the broadcasting staff. These automatic Eagles elect twelve other George Wash- ington students who have done service for their school. Paul Sheriff, Fall president, was re-elected for the Spring term and became the first president in the history of the Eagles to preside for one year. MAURICE BROSIO LEO CAPOS CONRAD DONNER DICK DOWNIE

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Executive Council — Fall Row I (left to right): Shirley Wclk, Sue Lobree, Gloria Abras, Mary Goode. Lois Saccone. Carole Baker. Janice Martin. Terry Bloom. Pat Knapton, Louise Fields. Connie Smith. Jerry Lowen- thal. Dick Dunn. Row 2: Violet Litres Dina Gilbert. Barbara Schnurpfeil. Conrad Donner, Harry Khachadourien, Caroline Naus, Riyo Kunisawa. Esther Young. Al Balmy, Adele Underdahl, Ron Rosenberg. Bob Treseler. Joe Sterne. Dick Downie. Every great body of democratic individuals should have a legislature, or law-making section. George Washington High School is no exception. Our legislature is the Executive Council. The main function of the Executive Council is to apportion the funds of the school to the different activities and organizations. It also proposes amendments to the school Constitution, passes and amends by-laws to carry out the provisions of the school Ccntitution, grants all awards and honors in the name of George Washington High School, and does numerous other legislative duties as are listed in the school Constitution. This year the Council took on a new job — that of beginning the rewriting and amending the present George Washington High Constitution. A constitutional committee has been working on the proposed changes, which should be presented to the students for approval by the time this SURVEYOR comes out. or by next term. Membership in the Executive Council, also known as the Student's Council, consists of the elected class officers of each class plus a number of representatives as shall make a total of six from each class, and all student body officers. Meetings are held about once a month during school time: the student body president presides, and Miss Selig acts as advisor. Executive Council — Spring Row I (left to right): Carole Baker. Deon Nielsen. Corinne Gidal, Kanelopoulos. Row 2: Johnny Boragno. Bob Hilmoe. Louise Fields. Joyce Condrott, John Madden, Fran Sydel, Claire Foster. Joyce Jim Bovero. Jo Ann Low. Leo Capos, Aletha Riedel. Carol Freed- Cohen. Stella Hasson. Pat Walters, Sally Burgren. Lila Gold. Gus man, Connie Smith. Mary Lewis. Ron Rosenborg. Dick Miller.