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

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Q Li FALL-Row I lleft to rightl: Mah tlirschman, Shirley Spinner, Eliza- beth Bliss, Marilyn Smith, Carol Marten, Paula Scrgatz, Gene Lysick, Martha Flott, Ruby Dunham, Marilyn Restad, Ed Shalt, Kenney Wood, Al Bolmy, Stella Hosson, Jim Bovero, Harry Khachadourlan, Wesley Robinson, Felicia Lantieri. Row 2: Joyce Riskin, Charlene Smith, Maxine Wcng, Sue Chazalet, Don McGillis, Maggie Koshaba, Mary Goode, Gloria Abras, Diane RE i ,. Pat Klein, Barbara Swanson, Katherine Eli, Lawscn, Louise Painter, Marylin Futerman, Barbara Minchin, Roberta Usher, Pat Goldsbe:ry, Janis Green, Myrna Goldstein, Barbara Jacobs. Row 3: Fay Lew, Ennis McDaniel, Tony Del Castillo, David Abel, Franklin Battat, Dick Miller, David Var- shawsky, Richard Tandowsky, John Finnell, Steven Jacobs, Johnny Haro, Gus Fenneman, Steve Goal, Larry Wells. The Principal's Cabinet The Principals Cabinet is an original and successtul plan at Washington, It grew out ot the Girls Conterence Group, which was a meeting ot one girl representative tram each registry once a week. lt proved so satistactory that Mr. Schmaelzle adopted it tor the who'e school. The Principal's Cabinet is made up ot one member ot each registry, and meets every Tuesday at 8 a.rn. It has no administrative powers and can make no policies: but it is here that the opinions at the student body and the taculty are brought together. Usually the morning betore the meeting each cabinet member asks his or her registry what their teelings are on certain rnattersf it is then his duty to bring the opinions ot the students to light at the meeting, As a result the teelings at the entire student body are known, l-tere also the adminis- trotion'S policies and viewpoints are explained and taken back to the registries. Each rnernber at the Principal's Cabinet should be conernended tar the tine work he does in repre- senting the United Stedenrs ot George Washington. SPRING-Row I llett to rightl: Charlene Shonfeld, Barbara Redlord, Jayne Dito, Bobbie Siegel, Lesley Blake, Elizabeth Bliss, Jean Naganuma, Carole Baker, Jacqueline thompson, Lila Wenegrat, Phyllis Rubin, Alice White, Joan Vodden, Barbara Minchin, Janis Green, Shirley Canata, Carol Martin, Nancy Thomas, Evelyn Wysinger. Row 2: Patricia Mikkelsen, Kathy Wessels, Myrna Goldstein, Larry Wells, Steve Gaal, Joe Miralles, Ernesto McDougal, Jay Begun, Irene Otterbein, Robert Pinsler, Donna Young, Joell Yuna, Frances Donathan, Ruby Dunham, Earlene Smith, Lloyd Koster, Kathy Wilson, Diane Vineys, Monica Maxfield. Row 3: Jan Sewall, Arlene Cohn, Pat Blake, Harris Nussbaum, Gary Green, Franklin Battat, Harry Battat, John Doty, Richard Dahlinger, Nick Kafkos, Don McGilIis, Chris Maganaris, Mary Tuohey. if - Wren

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FALL-Row I llett to rightl: Beverly Bangert, Bev Williams, Eleanor lee, Jim Bovero, Harry Khachadourian, Alec Balmy, Stella Hasson, Dick Kissick, Dick Miller, Larry Wells, Corinne Gidal, Fay Hirsch, Bernice Benezra, Adele Beltrcme. Row 2: Pat Mayo, Billie Ching, Sue Rucker, Carol Wolf, Liln Sunkowich, Sue Lchree, Jcanrae Zimmerman, Dorothy The Execu Crispen, Barbara Swanson, Pat Quick, Ardath Perkins, Joan Erickson, Roberta Usher, Doris Soghamonian, Pat Knapton. Raw 3: Bud Andress, louis Hirsch, Tony Del Castillo, Allan Evens, Kenney Wood, Lloyd Tunik, Gus Fennemon, Steve Goal, Al Sing, Don Steele. tive Council This year the Executive Cocncil, the legislative body ol' George Washington l-ligh School, compleled a big lab. The newly revised school constitution, which had been under preparation lor over a year, has been approved by the students. Also, early in the Fall ierm, another momentous lask was set belore Them. The Council was faced with the problem ol dealing with oflenders of lunch time privileges. Many meetings were held with Mr. Schmaelzle, the Eagles and the G.S.S. The Council voted io suspend the noon time privileges. l-lence, the sludenls of George Washington were reslricled lo school grounds lor a sharl lime to impress upon them the need for obeying the rules. The Council learned how 'ro govern with a lirm hand and proved itself worthy ol leading the students of George Washington High School. All class olzlicers and a number of specifically elecied represenlatives from each class so as to make o total ot' six, along with all student body officers, make up rhe members ov' the Executive Council. They meet once a month with the student body president presiding and Miss Selig acting as advisor. SPRING-Row 1 lleft to rightl: Carole Baker, Dick Kissick, Deon Niel- sen, Eric Elsesser, Paula Sorgotz, Larry Wells, Carol Saunders, Vickie Sobol, Lila Wertheim, Marilyn Smith, Lula Tamaras, Donna Ycung, Roberta Pinsler. Row 2: Julie Pearl, Lloyd Koster, Corinne Gidal, Evo Grossheide, Ruth Israel, Dick Levis, Joyce kickin, Phyllis Rubin, Evaline Chang, Lee Ann Meriwether, Pat Mayo, Earlene Smith, Diane Berman. Row 3: John Doty, Richard Dahlinger, Bruce Belding, Dave Fennemun, Jay Begun, Steve Gaal, Ennis McDaniel, Kenneth DeWoll. 'S'-' ff-.gi

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