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Row 1 lleft to right): Jackie Keller, Tamara Ponve, Rose Geanacos, Sue Suomelo, Joanne Thor, Joan Mock. Sally Hogan, Roberta Heyman. Pauline Wright, Fran Barnes, Nancy Jones, Barbara Brungard. Iris Felske, Claire Goldsmith. Carol Whit- more, Diane Carlson, Sylvia Torres, Bliss Greenwood. Row 2: Margo McDowell, Vione Von Bergen, Marlene Mann, Marilyn Abend, Jeanne de Poljevoy, Doris Thoma. Lorayne Leong, Sendee Smith. Marcia Bium. Helmi Fulton, Danise Blue. Sandro Mottos, Pam Havner, Jeanne Hotchkiss. Martha Goldsmith, Robin McConoughy, Dawn Duino, Milly Kalsh. Row 3: Norman Nielsen, Alvin Wolf, Nick Kafkas, Princeton Lyman, Phil Goal, Mike Robinson, Douglas Gee, Ron Heglin, Spencer Michels. Bert Witte. John Sochor. Don Miyamoto. Washington Cabinet The Washington Cabinet, made up of representatives from each registry, is the sounding board for school problems. The cabinet meets every Tuesday at 8 a.m. in room 235. at which time registry problems are placed before Mr. Schmaelzle and the delegates. It is the duty of each elected representative to take ques- tions and problems from his registry to the cabinet. In the meeting the question is discussed and a proper solution is worked out by the members. During registry the same day. the registry students are presented with the minutes of the cabinet meeting. A discussion of them follows. Originally, the Washington Cabinet was a group of girls, one from each registry. The cabinet was so successful that Mr. Schmaelzle adopted the plan for the whole school. Today, as in the past, the Wash- ington Cabinet acts as an advisory board to the Principal and the Executive Council. Row 1 (loft to right): Marie Mothios, Marilyn Abend. Danise Blue. Milly Kalsh. Harriet Nathan. Stephanie Koppe. Pam Havner, Nancy Ratica, Janice Lee. Carol Whitmore, Barbara Celoni, Eleanore HoefRin, Helen Ermonn, Diane Reuben. Martha Goldsmith, Justine Alphin, Jeanne de Poljevoy. Lili Daniel. Iris Felske, Joyce Zembo. Rita Zydonis. Row 2: Doris Kessler, Kathy Lifted, Carol Springer, Jeanne Graham. Deanna Hum, Loretta Dito, Eleanore Rapoport, Marilyn Tozier, Claudette Cauhape. Joyce Hiroto. Wando Koshkin, Jo Glenchur. Lois Morse. Louro Mae Campbell, Sandra Greenberg. Louise von Emster, Sanford Blum, Mary Ann Koenemann. Elaine Darby. Row 3: Roland Ouong, Lester Embroe, Peter White. Douglas Gee, Ernest Smith. G. A. Dunham, Bob Hyman. Jerry Ladewig, Wilson Chu. Walter Maibaum, Gory Greenberg, John Doty.
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ti»e woE8 Fall Si nior Class History The groduoting closs of Foil 1952. spon- sored by Mr. Joseph Rosello. will long be remembered for their co-operation and ac- complishments during their three years at George Washington. Opening Night. was the title of their Junior Day. followed by on After the Show dance. Crystal Fantasy was the theme of the Junior Prom held in the Bellevue Hotel. At lost came the big year, full of wonder- ful happenings for a great senior class. The presentation of I Like Mike followed by the Inaugural Ball proved that this class hod the co-operation of every individual stu- dent. January 17. 1953 was the dote of thj Senior Prom. As Time Goes By. held o the Mark Hopkins. The clima» to a successful journey through high school was marked by their graduation. January 23. 1953. avev0fft
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