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

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1. Mr. Perino — Angel for a Day. 2. Mr. Vasquez. Mr. Reade and Mr. Madfes — Wha Hap- pened? 3. Mr. Madfes and Mr. Clenaghan — O'Clenoghan at the Bat. 4. Mr. Vasquez and Mr. Odone — What's for Supper? 5. Mrs. Gowan — So Long. 6. Mr. Brandt, Miss Marshall. Miss Garin and Mr. Addlestone — The Supreme Court. 7. Mr. Addlestone and Steve Goal Pres. F'5I — Relating Past Experiences. 8. Mr. Addlestone— Thumper. 9. Miss Shearer and Miss Poole— Looks Like Fun. 10. Mr. Phelan and Mr. Schmaelzle — Aww-Gee!! 11. Miss Silbertstein — Good-bye. 18

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Row 1 (loft to right): Morilyn BlaJ e. lob Hubenette. Don B umtnfeld, Dick Fox, Ennis McDaniel, Lloyd Tunik. Phyllis Rubin, Stout Gool, Ruth Isrotl, Donno Young, Barbara Swanson, Lot Wertbeim, Judy Popo, Fron Cohen, Joan rot iZmmerman, Cynthia Corr, Roe Elkind Row 2: Ardent Anderson, Mory Tuohty, Louise Pointer, Jon Sommer, Bud Andress. Bob Morris. Virginio Mallory, Ruby Dunham, Frontes Donothon, Evelyn Roemelt, Marie Louise Arndt, Felicia lontieri, Carol Cottier, Ina Dohlberg, Jackie Thompson. Barbara Compello, Shirley Kora. Lois Mihulka. Row 3: Borboro Blake, Lesley Bloke. Noncy Thomas, Dick Oahlinger, John Doty, Vincent Sing, Dick Myers. Diane Mitchell. Sue Rucker. Norma Kleebauer. Don McGillis, Annette Zamore, Phillip Shalitt, Beverly Allen, Roberta Pinsler, Tamara Ponve. Washington Cabinet As in any Democracy, a selected lew meet to discuss problems. Here too. ot Washington, we have such a democracy, our Washington Cabinet. Originally, the Washington Cabinet was just a group of girls; one from each registry. It worked so well that Mr. Schmaelzle adopted it for the whole school. It acts os an advisory board to the Principal and the Executive Council. The Washington Cabinet meets each Tuesday morning at 8 a.m. in Room 235. Every registry has on elected delegate who takes questions and suggestions from his registry. It is then his duty to bring them to the Cabinet where they ore discussed until on agreement is reached. The results are then reported to the registry by the delegate. Although the Cabinet has no administrative power and con moke no policies, opinions of the student body are brought to an understanding with the faculty, os the Washington Cabinet is a typical cross-section of the student body representing all personalities. The Washington Cabinet gives a means of expressing opinion, clears up misunderstanding, and advises the Executive Council. SPRING—Row 1 (left to right): Dennis Lantermon, Sue Suomelo, Danise Blue. Irene Bush, Milly Kolsh, Marilyn Tozier. Cathie Stephens, Jon Fronklin, Jo Ann McFarland, Donna Young, Billie Ching. Roberta Usher, Ellen Lewis. Pot Klein. Marlene Monn. Borboro Polster, Joyce Weaver, Charlene Shonfeld, Fran Cohen. Joanrae Zimmerman, Roberta Pinsler, Jacqueline Thompson, Lynn Ahlgren. Row 2: Beverly Binford, Marian Antipa, Marilyn Weder, Evelyn Roemelt, Alberto Lester, Audrey Doty, Felicia Lontieri, Monico Maxfield. Nathan Tom. Bob Ash, Weyman lew. Bob Niccolls, Jim Fernondo. Joanne Thor, Cynthia Corr, Sandro Mottos. Carol Martin. Kathy Wessells, Myro de Hes. Row 3: Peter Wertheimer. John Doty, Dick Dahlinger. 6ene Larson, Chizuko Miyazoki, Tomoro Ponve, Nancy Thomas, Steve Jacobs.

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