George Washington High School - Compass Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1945 volume:

The (jmjiass 1945 fPublished by the SENIOR CLASS of George Washington High School ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA ,., yshew and THIS is a memory book for us, the Seniors, of our last year of high school. In it are our teachers, our friends, our organizations, and our sports. It represents our work and our play. For all of us senior high is a step toward the accomplishment of our goal. In our group arc represented most of the states of the union and a few foreign nations. We have been brought together by the world conflict. We have welded ourselves into one unit. May we, in the new world that is to come, go out with the ideas of friendship and understanding that will help us to point out the way to a permanent peace for the future. Faculty and Administration Classes Activities In the hearts of each of us is a niche set aside for very special memories. Here we have reserved a space for one who will always remain dear to us, both as a teacher and as a friend. It is with a great deal of pride and affection that we dedicate the Compass to Miss Irma DkVault. We sincerely appreciate the many services, great and small, which she has rendered us. Her helpful advice made it possible to solve many of the inevitable problems of high school days. We approached her not as we would a bystander curiously examining our course, but as one honestly interested in our progress. A short conversation with her would prove her sincerity, her many kind acts would convince us of her spirit of cooperation. In her everyday habits of fairness and good sportsmanship we found an example to follow. Her unceasing aid and encouragement inspired us to attain greater goals. She tried to make us better citizens of the world. There’s a man behind the scenes” in every undertaking and in this case the undertaking is George W ashington High School and the man is Mr. Richardson. He has been especially interested in greater student participation in the Compass and has aided the staff in innumerable ways. Thanks, Mr. R., for everything! in ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mrs. Josephine. Toi.bert and Mr. R. W. Garner STUDENT ASSISTANTS AND ATTENDANCE CI.ERK OFFICE FORCE Standing left to right: Miss Grace Brenner and Mrs. Irma Rodda. Seated: Mrs. John Larsen. Ann Lynch, Mrs. Margaret Bibb, and Virginia Haith. ENGL1SH I)EPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Miss Agnes Carico, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Miss Sylvia Somers, Miss Unis Woodward, and Miss Mary Waller Dickinson. Standing, left to right: Miss Stuart Jones. Miss Lucille Keeton, Miss Agnes Reynolds, Miss Irma G. De Vault, Miss Margie Robinson. Miss Eunice Guill, Mrs. Pearl Hart, and Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick. {10} MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT i'irst row seated, left to right: Miss Margaret Powell and Miss Helen Iddings. Second row standing, left to right: Miss Katherine McElroy, Mrs. Elizabeth Allport, Mrs. Christine Brewster, Mr. Irving Lindsey, Miss Thelma Maddox, and Miss Mary Thrift. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT I'irst row seated, left to right: Mr. Paul Mackey, Mr. Albert Doran, Mrs. Jane Gregory, Mrs. Sara Schider. Second row standing, left to right: Mr. Ray Graham. •hih HOMEMAKING, MUSIC, AND MILITARY DEPARTMENTS hirst rou seated, left to right: Mrs. Mary Parker and Miss Margaret Huff. Second rou standing, left to right: Miss Elfie Winn, Col. George Patrick, and Mr. Philip Lester. ARTS DEPARTMENT First row seated, left to right: Mr. Charles Riddle, Mr. John A. Larsen, and Mr. Charles Dunn. Second row standing, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Eisenburg, Mr. Nelson V. Coe, Mr. Charles W. Drury, and Mr. Hensel M. Miller. iny COMMERCIAL I)EPARTMENT hirst row wait'd, left to right: Miss Mary Thurman, Mr. F. V. Pultz, Mrs. Grave Montgomery. Second row standing, left to right: Mrs. Helen Newmark, Miss Edna Helm, Miss Margaret Jones, Mrs. Kathleen Crismond, and Miss Jane Quillan. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT hirst row seated, left to right: Miss Mary Fogel. Second row standing, left to right: Miss Lula Whittaker, Mr. William Hillman, Mr. Archer Miliican, Mrs. Leona Dorsey, and Miss Sue Elorancc. -{13 F SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Firs row seated, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Elgin, Mrs. Eleanor Budge, Miss Grace Patch, and Mrs. Mary Snider. Second row standing, left to right: Mrs. Catherine Malone, Miss Dolly Callahan, and Mr. John Hart. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT First row seated, left to right: Mrs. Carey Scntz, Miss Charlene Kiracofc, and Mrs. Marion Van Saun. Second row standing, left to right: Miss Margaret Jones, and Mrs. Talbot Sinclair. ■{lO It lias almost become a tradition for Mr. Lindsey to be the sponsor of the Senior Class and this year, as always, he has helped to bring it through with flying colors. The duties of the officers are rather well defined, but those of the sponsor arc less definite. Mr. Lindsey has served as banker, advisor, and general handy man. With him, Billy, Herbert, Marilyn, and Harry have aided the class in carrying out its many activities. To these five the Senior Class owes much of its success. ■{ i ) -I 17 Marilyn Ji.anni: Ali i n Twite by FRANCES Jl AN I 111 A l)l RSON brumes Gi.orcii: Virginia Anthony Gcor ie Virginia H. Aimm-.rson Gitniy Lena Ann Attilhs Lena Robert Hampden Au.man Bob Claude Newton Ballenger, Jr. Claude Helen Ward Barley Helen Barbara Tart Barrett Tart i is)- Patrick f;. Barry Pat Virginia Louise Beall Bis hie Elizabeth I Ben bow Betty Phyllis Graham Bendall Phyl { 19 Y Beverley Bonnycastle Bender Bet (20}� Lewis McLung Boley Lewis. Dudley Boswell I) ml Icy Betty Lef. Bragg Betsy Gi rai din'! Brick Geri Piiyi.i.is J. Brookfield Phill Margaret Jean Brooks Mar gay Edith Helen Bruin Helen Betty Louise Bryan r Betty Rose Marie Burchfield Tess Sally-Jo Burohlim Sally- Jo Barbara C. Buriians Barbara Luther Lewis Butler, Jr. Buddy Raymond Bradford Butts Ray mo lit Ei izablti i Camdf.n Betty Reuben Henry Campbell, Jr. Hank JeANNI Elaixi Campton Elaine Dorothy Lucii.lf. Clark Dollie (24). Robert C. Clark Lumpy Frances Elizabeth Coates Frances James R. Coates I ini mie Clara Ann Colancelo Clara Paris Com max, Jr. Pudgy Edith Mai; Con ant Edith Mary.jani Cook Cookie Lucy Coppa Lucy Mary Anni Cordi.r Mac Robi rt C. Craig Boh Jimmy Brent Creai. Jimmy James Davi nport Freckles Mary Jam Davis Jayne Patricia Ann Davis Pa John E. Di-Butts Johnny i26y Hii.i-n M. Di-i.k Helen Betty Jane 1)i Silva B. I. Dana A. Diurf.il Dana my Myrtle Antonia Dionne Myrt Dorothea Mary Dobison Dopey Nora A. Dole Nora Walter Scott Downs Walter Ann Burnette Draney Ann Laurel Lee Dunn Ijjrry Ann Patterson Durr Ann Minnie Myrtle: Durniak Minnie -{28}- June Close Eckels Jn nr Virginia Mai Edi i i n Sheets Joan Louisi: Eiii.ari Joan Judith Marie Finley Jiuly Ul.lZABI III I IoiX,l FlSCHER Bitty How ard Barnes I:i izGf.rai.d Barnes Norma Yvonne Fousr Norm Jani: Ellen Fox Janie Aaron E. Freeman Aaron Joyce Lolisi Freeman Joyce Ronald Earl Fuller liarl CjRAt 1 CiAll GaURII LSON Accy Jewell Caroline Gallahan Pm tidy Clare Ji an Gali.aiii r Icame K.vmi Kixi Ciii martin George Katherine Jovt i Gibbs Gibb) Charm s Everett Giddens Buddy •{J2}- Luetta Carole Gilmllan Lou Laura Ciiristini Gii.i. Laura Margari i Griswold Gi.OVLR Margaret Kathryn Good Peggy I reda Goldman I:retl a Robert Goldsmith Bob 13)1- Nancy Lee Goods Nancy Jeanne Graves Jeanne Joanne Graves loannc Virginia Green Ginny Irene Elizabeth Greer Rene Juanita R. Griffith Juanita Virginia Elizabeth Guthridge Virginia Norma Mayi: Hallman Nonna Helen Hambleton Helen Dorothy Jeane Hampton Jeanc William Carlton Hanes Bill William C. Hare, Jr. Bill Lois Kathryn Hart Lois Evelyn Gertrudi Hiinry Evelyn Jacqueline Frsei.le Henry Jackie James Edward Herbert Jimmy -f 36 J- Grace Aim rta Herri.i in Grace Mary Anni; Hi ydi nri i ii Mary Anne Rom RT L. I llGGINS Pinky Ellin Durkin Holman Nell-Boots Margaret Ellen Hoover Tiny Vf.i.ma V. Houchens Velina {37}. Priscilla Frances Hufiord Prances Louise A. Huffman I.onisc Bi tty M. Hughes Jayne Gloria Kiger Hughes Gee Betty Jane Hulmes Betty Charles Allen Hummer Charlie June Kathleen Hyland June Vivian Marie Irijy Viv Betty Burke Janney Betty Charles B. Jenkins Charlie Carey K. Johnson Carey Elsie Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth ■{ J9}- William Johnson Bill Calvin Jung Sing Calvin Katiiarini Ann Kam Kitty Dikran Vahan Kavaljian, Jr. Dickie -{40}- Chari.i-:s Killy Charlie Mary Elizabeth Kennedy M ary Mary Ann Kidwell Mac FRANCES J. KOLSHAK Frances Mary I.ou I.amm Mary I.oii George C. Latsios George Walter Lemeshewsky Walter Phillip Levirick Phil Hans Levy Hans David Franklin Lindsey Date Frances Erlene Litzerman Frankie Gloria Siiaw Livermore Gloria Thomas C. Lopf.r Tommy David Lf.roy Loving Leroy I-'rank P. Ludlow, Jr. Skippy Dorothy Ann Lynch Lyncbic Grace W. Matheny Grace Betty Lou Mi ador Betty Bi ssn T. Mi i.etis Bessie Helen S. Merrill Penny Audrey Jam Miller Audrey Ralph W. Mills Ralph •I 45}- Mary Lynn Mitchell Lynn J. Nelson Moravitz Nelson Marilyn Morgan Marilyn Walter Rosser Muir Rosser Byron Meredith McBride liar me Y Walter Perry McIntosh Mac Kathleen Jo McKinley Katty Jo Elizabeth Alice Nalls Eliza lull) George Edward Nalls George Virginia Louise Nash Gitnty Catherine McLaini Newton Catherine I'ranci.s W’oodi i y Nicholson Patsy Robert M. O’Boyle Boh Marvin Owens Mo Siiiiu.i y Verne Pac ki i i Shirley John Wesley Padgett Wesley Ku .aiuhi Ann Paisley Betty Ann Ashby Jayins Parker Ike Ralph V. Par flow Bootie Montrue M. Payne Monty Donald Li i Peck Peck Helen Virginia Peeler Helen Jean Catherine Petti Jean Gloria Jane Elliot Peyton Gloria Duncan Hayi s Pierce Duncan Janet Ellen Pierce Janet -Ho}- Virginia Asiiby Plaskett Virginia Eleanor Elizabeth Poling Eleanor Wili.iam M. Posey Bill Paul Carroll Pulzone Putzy HD- Chari.es Edward Ram.mi l Charlie Oliver Ashby Reardon, Jr. Ashby Iris Marjorii Ri iman Johnnie John Li land Ri nsiiam Buddy Janet Urquhart Reynolds Jinnie David Weldon Rice Dave h2i- Eli abetii A. Rici Betty Sylvia Lorraine Richards Sy Martha Louise Riddick Martha Irma Marnei.le Riggs Irma Edna Ai.va Riley Eddie -hJ}- Walter Cam i ron Roberts Cameron Frederick Roberts Fret Milton Edward Robey Fete Cora Lf.f. Robinson Cora Crawford M. Roddy Judge Lawrence C. Rosen hi rg Rosie Herbert Graiiam Rowe, III Herb Elizabeth Bi.ddow Russell Betty Chester Lyall Sailor Cheesie Charles Richard Sarle Charlie Eugenia Savage Gene Kathleen Savage Kathleen Edward Hi nry Schirmi r Eddie Rk hard Davis S hoi n Richard Mary M. Schouijt Mary Barbara Ei.oisi Hi w in Sc hw ab Bobbie Clifford William Shaki ly Flippy I.ucii.i.i Marcarlt Shaki ly Lucie Daisy Lorrainf Siii rwood Daisy David George Skagerberg Dairy Eugene Calvin Smith Smitty Sadie Simpson Sadie William Carter Sinclair Bill Gloria Gooding Smith Gloria Irvin Lee Smith Smitty Joyce Faith Smith Joyce Marion T. Smith, Jr. Tout my Robert Coi.i Smith Smit y Reginald Vernon Snyder Peanut Raymond Eari. Stanley Ray ■{ J8 Clarence M. Staubs Clarence Frank Bushrod Stover, Jr. Buckie Donald E. Strobeck Don Willard John Suits, Jr. Bill Don Michel Sullivan Don -I 60 } Eleanor May Sutherland Eleanor Ellen June Suthirland Glamour Juanita Swiatt I uanifa Jean Kathryn Swici r Katie Mary Joan Thiebaud Joe Robert Vernon Thomas Bob Patricia Ann Travers Pa J6I}. Virginia Ellen Triplett Trip Robert Lei; Truslow Bobby Hugh W. Turner Hugh Irene May Tyson Irene A n na Catherin i Walti r Al William Mayhew Ward Bill Dorothy Ethel Washburn Dottic Piggy Jean Wells Prgzy Jack Lee Wheatley Jack Marguerite Wilburn Marguerite Arthur Thomas Wilcox Arthur Neli. Williams Nell Doris Geneva Wilson Doris -{64 1- Joy Maxine Wilson Joy Noma Eu .abetii Wood Shorty Jean Porter Yates Jean Edna Mae Zimmerman Edna Mae ■{65 Seniefi Most Likely to Succeed Gloria Livermore and Claude Ballenger Wittiest Bobby Clark and Myrtle Dionne Most Athletic Billy Sinclair and Margaret Hoover -{66J- Celehities Most Attractive Jimmy Creal and Anna Catherine Walters Best All Around Marilyn Morgan and Billy Ward Best Dressed Jimmy Creal and Marilyn Blackwell 67Y o'- ©u{j j SupL o ScJk.dO'L irUjpYv6 jjmO S L(pX O XX c £ YU_0AJ cJLolSjS i JjOJjQ J %v Xjo X5 V[ Is5 tyv ltLS OcX-� o b v'lS CLvvX A A s rA V £ 'O- r $ r Octo I 3l -1 le S f vue u cXuAOS T (3iro S Op£yru a J-SL ' Tlmro 'S’Ia X SL'vX 'u Xx ruocs ji ■'A Uo 30 Jfuvrvk cya tyvx cjo mo Bee,. f fih-e OkjtA; ©© £ f cGw o X xasX J Jk£-XJ? x!!JL cj,vyy £ { £) lo o 4- %z L u cLw, S De Oo 5 CoxLlL cLo yxoL' £ LOo xo - Ok ifW X CK)USlyvYV0-6 Y nilr L T’OoSi © a ru . 5, io, 1 [ xxx ms r. L, C o y j . � 1 S trOJu j OAfiTYU fkyt ( olavo £) JXJdLuuxX� eru w dr o IX (oysKLm XATb's lUnlXxltuj s C PTVojTjcJk’ ‘St CcuixL djxty Jifu T .OLh-du Urn X J3 p5-OuaS fYYoj'ijC$rt-i CL AiiL 3 C Q-SXiA; CLpAaiL 3j S UAVru| 2) qJLL s va- CL aJlL 3 § SOJY 0 C XuJ oJL OLp- OJL Sbl 3 XLcJkj rmuX -''IjJaJIs Y ) 2-5 CcuLlL jta ru xtX +• cLo yyC-D t 0,30 rnojui 2L% a ,3 Dxxwrvs ,0JLJ § InrvjyXj pL©n r j C|a yvL (ju n. to t) A.oxixuxXL ynj -{69}- A Day at G. W. Junior Class Officers Ixjt to right: Donna Stewart, Harold Hogan, Mrs. Sent , Tommy Kelly, and Charles Kelly. CLASSES Exactly what is a high school? Is ii a pile of bricks and mortar? No . . . It’s much more. It’s the place where love and disagreement, happiness and tears, and learning arc found together. Ask any adult when were his happiest days! Practically all will say in high school, besides learning the 3 R's, they learned the first and dearest lessons of life, l or didn’t they have their first sweetheart, their first big dance, and other outstanding events? It was there they learned to cooperate with others and make friends and to go places. Every year students come in to replace those who are being graduated. Those who are coming in have it all ahead of them, but those going out have on'y recollections. Many will go on to college with more school days, but more will go to work to make their own way and place in the world. They will be down to business then and theirs will be memories. The newcomers should work, because only by striving will they get the most out of the school. Only by working will they make their past efforts worth remembering in later years. No ... A high school is not a mere structure, but an important chapter in the lives of all students. 7ZY Sophomore Class SHOP 2 first row, left to right: John Dawson, Danny Dudley, Eddie Crane, Ashton Rush, Charles Tate. Harry Bair. Second row, left to right: David Johnson, Jake Dohner, Bobby Hooker, Lee Hanback, Ronald Fulton, Robert Yates. Third row, left to right: John Hoskins, Lindsey Taylor, Brice Warthen, Charles Fields, Jack Buttgen. SHOPS 1 AND 8 Tint row. left to right: Mamie Bolt wood. Lucy Pugh. Sue Cohen, Joan Arnold, Rebecca Downs, Lorcnc Dyson, Nancy Thomas, Thelma Owens. Second row, left to right: Clifton Melvin, William Laynor, Peggy Sheppard, Barbara Walters, Patricia Snoots. Barbara Hedrich, Ray Mewith, Hyland Welch. Third row, left to right: Charles Moffett, Worden Hutchinson, James Clark. Richard Lester, Finery Brown, Flossie Gorham, John Blanchard. Edward Gaillios. Fourth row, left to right: Marshall Truslow, Lin wood Gorham, Rodney Frantum, William Crowder, Jack Wallenfclz, Robert Palmorc, Curtis Donald, Allen Grimm. HOMEROOM 107 AND SHOP 9 First row, left to right: Joan Orr, Betty Webb, Evelyn Hicks, Mary Huffman, Dora Mac Brooks, Margie Korbe, Betty Lee Walter. Second row, left to right: Dorothy Baird, Mary Brill, Otha McGinnis, Betty Jo Ginn, Evelyn Wright, Freida Byers, Ada Pistolcsi. Third row, left to right: Horace Crump. Norman Ziegler, Ted Buschman, Billy Wood, Charles Langley, Ted Larsen, William Padgett. Fourth row, left to right: Julius Coppa, Jim Downey, Thomas Violettc. Robert Darlcy, Earl Johnson. Wayne Halvorson. SHOP 4-6 First row, left to right: Sylvia ('.alias, Margaret Hurst, Joyce Hare, Bobbyc Jo Huskisson, Beverley Allen, Ann Lee Bettis, Ruby Daniels, Jeannette Everhardt, Dorothy Dove, Cath-rinc Hoban. Second row, left to right: Betty Jenkins, Lorcnc Brown, Margery Foard. Regina Caporaletti, Dorothy Hicks, l.auris McKee, Virginia Caporaletti, Jean Roberts, Ann Camden, Paula Corbin. Third row, left to right: Jack Avery, Francis Kicks, Valentine Smith, Elizabeth Dunn, Clara Jane Alspaugh, Peggy Jean Roberts, Beverly Shcads, Olive Hamlett, Henry Bryan. Fourth row, left to right: John Owen, Boyd Carncal, William Griffith, James Waters. Robert Dobson, Robert Powell, Bill Jackson, Gene Clotfcltcr. H 77 Sophomore HOMEROOM 220 Fin row, left to right: Katherine Molt, Dawn Mill, Marion Gordon, Carmen Williams, Beverly Beall, Mary Jane Coleman, Mary Staubs, Jane Blackman. Second row, left to right: Katherine Stinnett, Peggy Whcelchan, Barbara Dobson, Dorothy Herring, Joanne True, Mary I.ou Wilcox, Shirley Dugan. Third row, left to right: Bobbie Beaver, Clyde Baker, Donald Ralph Douglass, Carter Graham, William Gordon, Carlcton Coiling, James Busick, Charles Harris. Fourth row, left to right: Christopher Davenport. Preston Lyles, Billy Rorer, George Garrett, William Allen, Donald Ice Douglass, Francis Lytle, Clyde Hampton, Lewis Zell. HOMEROOM 202 First row, left to right: Jean Galloway, Evelyn Watson, Donna Culbertson, Dolores Wilson, Valerie Monch, Ann Lee Nunn. Second row, left to right: John Skcllcy, Grace Sullivan, Betty Walker, Lois Wright, Hester Chalmers, Anne Pawley. Dolan Maulden. Third row, left to right: Donald Moore, Robert Maug, Bobbie Tucker, Julian Putney, Adam Holman, Richard Bacchtold. Fourth row, left to right: William Tankersley, Marvin Kramer, Richard Smith, Fdwin Conlon, Don Morgan. HOMEROOM 206 First row, left to right: Shirley Sumner, Virginia Patridge, Peggy Sellers, Joanna Lipson, Barbara Rubin, Betty Anne Owsley, Pauline Pervis, Patricia McDermott. Second row, left to right: Betty Bolton. Frances Bowman, Doris Dalrymple, Evelyn Burrows, Roscy Pistolesci, Norma Wood. Betty Lou Guckert. Joan Drischlcr, Bob Vranich, W illiam Cox, Helen Voile, Pat Suits, Marjorie Mcl.aughlan, Fred Gillum, David Davis, Paul Lcchman. Third row, left to right: George Norton, Allison Hamilton, Leonard Murray. Bill Moriarity. Sam Rollins, Joseph Callaway, Michael Palmer. HOMEROOM 114 First row, left to right: Gwen Thomas, Bonnie Jean Holman. Joan Williams, Elizabeth Raup, Mary Ann Foreman, Frances Alexander, Carolyn Riddick, Carolyn Camden. Second row. left to right: Suzanne Post, Jean Mason, Mary McCarty, Lucie Wilson, Freddy Hoddick, Mary Martin, Betty Jo Alexander. Bert Rothenberg. Third row. left to right: Charles Rohr, Eddie Pierce, Donald Simpson, Harry Tritapoc, Jack Topping. Jack Spencer, George Trayer, Harry Sanner, William Parkin. Fourth row, left to right: Buddy Nicholson, Donald Stillwell, George Pierce, Farl Payne, Bernard Smith, Emile Maigret, Charles Cripe. -{78}- Class HOMEROOM 132 AND SHOP 5 first row, left to right: Dorothy Simpson, Oncta Donley, Christine Harlow, Elisc Johnson, Dorothy Crowder, Jane Robinson, Agnes Watts, Vivian Miller, Mary Sherwood, Anne Dunn. Second row, left to rght: Harriet Browning, Audrey Ferris, Helen Johnson, Elizabeth Savage, Carolyn Rogers, Jean Zimmerman, Mary de Murquiondo, Anna Smith, Robert Elliott. Third row, left to right: Billy Nolan, James Breen, Margarett Gorry, F.dwina Gates, Ruth Fleming, Helen McBride, Patricia Magnets, Patricia Patterson, Stuart Anderson, Benny Bibb. fourth row, left to right: Roy Beck, Charles Lyons, Alfred Harkins, Walton Tulloch, William Davidson, Frederick Gunn. Russel Herman, Franklin Masiello, Robert Rcbold, Mike Latella. fifth row, left to right: Lllison Barnes, Teddy Marinolf, Richard Albert, Frank Holfman, Phillip Watts, Morton Ruben, Frank Gorham, Robert Warren, Tony Hermes, Kenneth Eberhart, Homer Hammcrslcy. HOMEROOM 205 first row, left to right: Evelyn Smith, Carol Tyler, Janice Quick, Lonnie Vaughn. Mary E. Butler, Pauline Wimbcrlcy, Hilma Slotkin. Second row, left to right: Ralph Moses, John Payne, Amelia Smith, Frances Smith, Geraldine Poling, Jerry Wallace, Allan Ballcngcr. Third row, left to right: Robert Irenary, Joseph Smith, Jennings Mabrey, Hubert Clarke, Francis Burke, George Waters. fourth row, left to right: Jerry Sarc, Walter Pearson, George Sheehy, Philip Smith, John Drischler, Rae Arthur, Gus Souris, Jr. HOMEROOM 320 first row, left to right: Christine Bowling, Charrlcttc Ozment, Christine Di Nicola, Nancy Jacobs, Catherine Gorham, Doris Shaw, Martha McClain, Rosina Middleton. Second row, left to right: Joyce Grimm, Erclinc Glass, Dorothy Smitherman, Geraldine Hawkins, Louise Crim, Edith Nash, Ann Russell, Bobbie Taylor. Third row, left to right: Margaret Miller, Betty Jean Stanley, Dorothy Moore, Katharine Campbell, Marie Richards, Estelle Kitterman, Ruby Kendrick. Evelyn Jones, Ann Martin. fourth row, left to right: Ralph Schwab, Jim MacCuc, Gaylon Moemaw, Tom Kreiger, Jack Sanders, Herbert Theimer, Charles Newman. HOMEROOM 212 first row, left to right: Madeleine Barry, Sally Cox, Betty Rich, Katie Shelton, Ardeth Parks, Jacqueline Meyers, Lucille Hogc. Second row, left to right: Mary Jane Wall. Elizabeth Poss, Diane Miller, Hope Cushman, Ruth Meints, Rose Robertson, Marylin Wells. Third row, left to right: Robert Purple, Edward Gates, Mary Wagner, Jean Belton, Donald New, Jim Upton. fourth row, left to right: David Noble, Robert Malcolm, Charles Corden, Ronald Quayle, Ralph Tullv. -{79}- Ireshman HOMEROOM 102 First rout, left to right: Miriam Gore, Teresa Bartlett, Jean Frinks, Nadine Pierce, Virginia Wingfield, Mary Smith. Second row, left to right: Lewis Raker, Betty Harrison, Shirley Santulla, Dorothy Gardner, Joan Stevens, Audrey Chcsire, William Hutchinson. Third row, left to right: Fred Baker, Walter Clarke, Allison Duncan, John Brookfield, William Draper. Fourth row, left to right: Billy Bolton, Amos Green, Reginald Vaughn, Jay Fairwcathcr. HOMEROOM 314 First row, left to right: Joyce Bowie, Barbara Allen, F.lainc Bragg, Alvetta Arthur, Agnes Rayliss, Fdith Allison, Doris Bowman, Shirley Van Epps, Betty Ballard. Second row, left to right: Sandra Smith, Frances Barbee, Martha Sanford. Joan Bason, Jean Boyd, Dorothy Barrett, Mary Baber, Sonia Bailey. Third row, left to right: Robert Whitcstone, Soloman Block, Jackie Barton, Frances Gardner, Burla Taylor, James Bibb, Miles Alexander, Harvey Ruschman. Fourth row, left to right: Charles Atkin. Louis Whitcstone, Gerry Berry, Robert Baylcs, Nelson Bright, Don Atkins. HOMEROOM 124 First row, left to right: Iris Mitchell. Bcttie Miller, Edith Mostyn, Mary Proctor, Jean May, Barbara Millan, Patricia Harvey. Second row. left to right: Ann Montgomery, Betty Morris, Katharine Reeves, Nancy Mitchell, Thelma Martin, Jane Owen, Evelyn Keller, Third row, left to right: Peter Melctis, Raymond Carl Mellon, James Madaris, Dorothy Myers, Allison Cate, Marion Olds, Orie C. Myers, Harry Mcnsh, John Martinkovic. Fourth row, left to right: Francis Moore, Gerald Myers, Donald Moore, Augustine Morris, Frank Miller, Charles Nolan, Herndon Miller. HOMEROOM 316 First row. left to right: Doris Duff. Anna Smith, Beverly Shaffer, Barbara Thorne, Sally Starkey, Betty Jean Smith, Marguerite Wallace. Second row, left to right: William Frcdcking, Robert Kccseckcr, Lorraine Bullock, Phyllis Strykc, Nancy Jane Rurchcll, Herbert Jones, Richard Crump. Third row, left to right: Alvin Smith, Bill Wctmore, Clayton Wood, John Smith, Lawrence Dose, George Witbcck, Harvey Westbrook. Fourth row, left to right: Clarence Dowell, Clyde Hall, Raymond Anderson, Gilbert Feagans, Charles Mills. ■I 80}- Class HOMEROOM 311 First row, left to right: Lorraine bulks, Susan Hopkins, Lurilcnc Shepherd, Jean Klein. Janith Robinson, Shirley Duval, Ann Cong rove, F.velyn Bailey. Second rote, left to right: Joan Barry, Barbara Coffey, Shirley Embrey, Norma Grant, Thelma Marlowe, Shirley Rutland, Catherine Kooncc. Third row, left to right: Charles Winklcman, Chester Mills, Ronny Bouchard, Richard Duvall, Orrin Morris, Charles MacDonald. Fourth row, left to right: George Beach, Thomas Henderson, Duncan Banks, Whiccford Grimes, Robert Morris. HOMEROOM 104 First row, left to right: Susanne Rowe, Rita Colangelo, Emily Madison, Patricia Tookcr, Betty Joy Snyder, Rose Colangelo, Florence Silverman. Second row, left to right: Jack Smith, Mike I loechstettcr, Doris Hoffman, Aric Smith, Mary Caroll Lucas, Harriet Smith, Eliot Wells, James Tracy. Third row, left to right: Paul Potts. James Stewart, John Velke, Molt Verkerke, James Funkhouscr, John Sutherland, Joseph Lamb, Philip Scott, Bobby Moore. Fourth row, left to right: Harold Parish. Billy Parker, Charles Meek, Merman Wright, Fred Meek, Alfred Vermillion, Allen Gershaneck. HOMEROOM 301 First row, left to right: Ruth Jordan, Pat Watson, Shirley McKIvcen, Lorraine Schculcn, Betty Farcnce, Beverly Theimer. Carol I.cef, Charlene Davis. Second row, left to right: Katherine Sadouskas, Charlotte Balder son, Phyllis Drake, Frances Marks, Alice Ladd, Zena Kobcrnick, Sally Stark, Mary Ann Roberts. Third row, left to right: Robert Weston, Edward Johnson, Paul Riley, Unalanc Carter, Margaret Ann Ultcrback, Terry Ramsay, Bobbie Ballcnger, Donald Ficxgcrald. Fourth row, left to right: William Polcn, Charles Evcrly, Robert Wells, Edwin Gallahan, Bryce Fornshill, Alva McAdcn, William Shilllett. HOMEROOM 218 First row, left to right: Kathryn Robey, Ann Ploeser. Betty Lou Riley, Sharon Phillips. Patricia Marryman, Anne Rixey, Anne Robbins. Second row, left to right: Richard Rawlett, Doris Pilkington, Mary Bagnelle, Effie Reppcrt, Jane Pollock, Martha Paisley, Juanita Riley, Rob Roy McGregor. Third row, left to right: Thomas McGregor, James Pearman, Powell Roberts, James Riddcllc, Thomas Rawlett, James Plaskctt, Robert Payne, Fred Rich. Fourth row, left to right: Park Dodd, Fed Potts, William Riley, Lawrence Couch, Daniel Pattishall, Dale Parker. Jreshman STUDY HALL 2 Firs row, left to right: Bobby Mankin, Charles Van Houtcn, (lari Thorne, David Blankley, Eddie Schulcn, Bobby Baker, John Swisher, Earl Cornell. Second row, left to right: Douglass Ncmicr, James Simon. Melvin Warren, Edward Kidd, John Kelly, Edward Thompson, Robert Richards. Third row, left to right: Ray Cobean. Frank Wotten, Stanley Smith, Stanley Stearman, George Simpson, Jack Reese, Floyd Graves. Fourth row, left to right: Robert Brown, Eugene Recker, John Maigret, Gerald Hatpin, Ray Parker, Joe Boa . HOMEROOM 214 First row, left to right: Marian Block, Ida Mac Williamson, Barbara Elliot, Jean Pugh, Emily Grover, Patricia Burke. Second row, left to right: David Skelton, Robert Downs, Billy English, George Beach, Buddy Blake, Vernon Groses. Third row. left to right: Ronald Withers, William Clark, Earl Peyton, Robert Woolf, Richard Trevino, Earl Bayliss, Dick Wick, Donald Simpson. Fourth row, left to right: Stanley Zell, Buck Jones, John Everhardt, John Hinsley, Larry Moore, Robert Einncll, Dorson Wilcox. HOMEROOM 307 First row, left to right: Louise Ritter, Mary Quinn, Marcia Murdock, Audrey Mays, Ruth Kimball, Joyce Reynolds, Margaret Caporaletti, Judith Sullivan, Nancy Williams. Second row, left to right: Betty Dove, Eugenia I.iwski, Peggy Myers, Margaret Wintcrwcrp, Margaret Reece, Betty Moroknck, Lorraine Muppcr. Third row, left to right: John McLain, Herbert Cross, Jean Taylor, Robert Schoen, William Zehring, Tommy Smith, Cecil Robbins, Frank Simms, Bernard Sheridan. Fourth row, left to right: Joseph Schwab, Wallace Shipp. Frank Wooton, Frank Owens, Corky Foncs. HOMEROOM 203 First row, left to right: Cynthia Burhans, Priscilla Burhans, Ethel Adams, Patricia Downs, Betty Pittman, Mary Ann Morgan, Gloria Toms, Bettye Estes. Second row, left to right: Barbara Davis, Mae Kathryn Lewis, Anne Harvey, Martha Dean. Shirley Lyons, Dora Dean Rhodes, Anna Polcn. Third row, left to right: Anthony Daukas, Bruce Salmond. Bobby White, Henry Brill, Robert Madaris, Robert Downs, Charles Moore. Fourth row, left to right: Jack Atkins, James Cantrell, William Shepherd. Ashby Wood, Charles Trcgcr. 82 E Class HOMEROOM 210 First row, left to right: Doris Hammill, Margaret Hammond, I.ois Hale, Joyce Foster, Barbara Harkins, Mary Hayden, Judy Harding, Patricia Gaines. Second row, left to right: I .con Hamilton, F.vclyn Gaines, Mozellc Goods, Martha Bootcrbaugh, Martha Grimes, Mar) Guiseppc, Ray Hamilton. Third row, left to right: Allen Haughwout. Larry Gore. Charles Green, Jimmy Bazmore, Arnold Levinson. James Groves. William Gulley, Alan Frederick. Fourth row, left to right: Clarence Hammett. Robert Hall. Allen Brown, Dale Haygnod, Charles Shealy. Thurston Goad, Joan Hansburgh. Jerry Harris. HOMEROOM 109 First row, left to right: Marian Wiles, Barbara White, Lottie Thomas, Joy Van Meter, Jacqueline Graves, Kathleen Willis, Constance Taylor, Betty Jane Hirst. Second row, left to right: Virginia Thompson, Kunicc Wells, Carolyn Mickelson, Klcanor Wctmore, Jean Wilson, Beverly Brooks, Betty Treger, Barbara Toms. Third row, left to right: Sam Thomas, George Toy, Rawlcigh Trcmain, Hdward Burkart, Lloyd Waller. Charles Yates, Oliver True, Blake Cady. Fourth row, left to right: Richard Weixeldorfcr, Robert Walters, Joe Williams, Daniel Wells. HOMEROOM 112 First row, left to right: Joan Ludwig, Margaret Hubbard, Betty McKee, Anna May Kolshak, Patricia Davis, Barbara Bettis, Catherine Collie, Mary Ann Luh, Jean Kramer. Second row, left to right: Betty Gantzcr, Nancy Downs, Stella l.atsios, Jane Graves, Ann Reid, Gene Macon, Betty McDermott, Marion Peyton. Third row, left to right: Andrew McDaniel, Billy l.awtcr, John McCrosky, Fdith Laurie, Donald Jellison, Albert Lambert. Claude McFarland, Walter I.oftin. Fourth row, left to right: Francis Ryder, John Lytle, Thomas Lovelace, Keith McDonald, Donald Knight, Andy Logan. HOMEROOM 103 First row, left to right: Betty Lou Bolcy, Rosa Ann Lee, Ann Beattie, Janice McCloskcy, Barbara Kimble. Margaret Letcher, Gertrude Gibson. Second row, left to right: William Hogan, Herbert Newman, Selma Margolin, Mae Buchanan, Nancy Landstrcet, Lee Suthard, Teddy Katz. Third row, left to right: Max Gririith, Claude Harris, Ldward Parks, Angelo Melctis, David Rittenshousc, Robert Logwood. Fourth rou‘, left to right: Jesse Hughes, Jack Duvall, John Anderson. Walton Sanford. •Is )}- Jreskman HOMEROOM 130 First row, left to right: Nancy Strong, Charlotte Keezcl, Haro !yn Jlayman, Barbara Howard, Evelyn Herring, Betty Hogan, Barbara Hcllin, Lena Stamper. Second row, left to right: Nancy Jordan, Mary Pet toy, Harriet Helwege, Margaret Hunter, Shirley Henry, Daphne Hubion, Diane Hobson, Iris Hill, Norma Christenson. Third row, left to right: Charles Jennings, Francis Kivaljian, Louis Jacobs, Thomas Hyde, Raymond Kidd, John Haynes, Raymond Fahnestock, Madison Joyner. Fourth rou left to right: Berkley Hodges, Billy Henry, Ramie Hooks, Jim Johnson, Gene Johnson, Richard Hobson, Phillip Hungerford. HOMEROOM 101 First rou, left to right: Betty Horseman, Evelyn Hawthorne, Helen Dixon, Barbara Bledsoe, Thelma Prince, Jeanette Mitchell, Dorothy Johnson. Second row, left to right: Francis Fadcly, Douglas Ferrell, Adcllc Hockett, Ruth Franklin, Carolyn Loftis, Pauline Lambert, Ray Cobean. Third row, left to right: John Caporalctti, Frank Wool ton, Robert Hoffman, Jimmie De Vaughan, William Gut ridge, Craig Thompson, Bobby Haynes. HOMEROOM 128 First row, left to right: Jean Richardson, Mary Louise Fly. Mary Allison, Betty Dyer, Dianne Farrell, Sara Anne Fee, Nancy Dickens. Second row, left to right: Clare Hammill, Nancy Kelly. Shirley Fletcher, Mary Lee Fowler, Betty Williams, Betty Jane Edge. Third row, left to right: Gilbert Rivenburg, Dale Murchison, Joyce Zimmerman, Ruth Grenadier, Gloria Thornton, Paul Kinsey, David Gates. Fourth rou, left to right: Robert Johnson, Bob Allen, Leon Kendrick, Milton Ferguson, Donald Beagle, Charles Loving. HOMEROOM 208 First row, left to right: Patricia Saunders, Wanda Sotenshek, Barbara Candler, Bernice Russell, Peggy Schwab, Edna Shelor, Peggy Shafer. Second row, left to right: Allen Baggatt, Polly Ann Swift, Evelyn Rudolph, Elaine Schrott. Genevieve Suits, Doris Bell, Patricia Young, James Sheppard. Third row, left to right: Buddy Shelton, Wallace Dcdier, Bernard Russell, Bernard Rousseau, Dave Stewart, Robert Smith, Tex Smith. Fourth row, left to right: Teddy Shiilett, Clyde Hoover, Mike Davis, William Smith, Charles Simpson, Charles Emmons. Edward Sheridan, Denny Souris. Class HOMEROOM 106 First row, left to right: Lois Davies, Marie Dalrymple, Ann Delaney, Larimorc Fchols, Betty Jean Nolan, Iva Osborn, Darla Lee Cullen, Diana Neel. Second row, left to right: Jo Ann Williams, Mary Fisher, Joanne Fair, Roberta Davenport, Sarah Forbes, Judith Stearns. Meredith Wickes. Third row, left to right: Fdward Beall, Charles Dodd, Lugene Fleming, Douglas Janny, Lynwood Davis, Conrad Kmbrey. Jack Mitchell, Thomas Dickison. Fourth row, left to right: Kuddv Kllison, Frederick Flvnn. Robert Via, Clayton Ferris, Bill Neel. William Kuhn, Danny DeWitt, Tommy Daggit. HOMEROOM 105 First row, left to right: Mary Caporletti, l.aquita Clark, Mary Brown, Anne Burke, Fli abeth Love, Joyce Crawford, Helen Carr, Irma Cornell. Second rou, left to right: Joe Karter, Sue Briscoe, Carolyn Bradley, Betty Cook, Jeanne Conant, Ada Haines, David Skellcy. Third row, left to right: Donald Miller, John Carroll, Gray Campbell, Walter Chambers, Sidney Caldwell, Walter Cable, Louis Saunders, Richard Bushman. Fourth row, left to right: Philip Cockrell. Raymond Carr. Billy Catchings, Robert Calhoun, Calvin Carter, Willie Carneal. Charles Bibby. { 86 }� (Jsuncil Chari i s Kammel President Herbert Manuma Vice-President Marilyn Morgan Secretary Herbert Row i Treasurer Hugh Turner Parliamentarian John Blanchard Sergeant-at-Arms ■{88 y Student Council First row, sfated, left to right: Herbert Rowe, Herbert Manucia, Charles Rimmel, Marilyn Morgan, Hugh Turner. Second row, left to right: Agnes Fields, Virginia Nash. Jean Jones, Dean Shumaker. Barbara Walker, Joan Ludwig, Edna Riley, Patsy Nicholson, Marilyn Blackwell. Third row, left to right; Walter Lemeshewsky, Jack Atkins, James Callison, Jimmy Wade, Bobby Sines, Claude Ballengcr, Stanley Smith, Tommy Kelly, Kenny Kberhart, Peter Meletis. Fourth row, left to right: Francis Burke, Jack Sanders, Orville Myers, Jack l)u Valt, William Davidson, William Grimes, Dudley Boswell, Ted Larsen. Fifth row, left to right: Richard Smith. Not in future: Raymond GarthofT. Quill and Palm Manor Society h.r%l row, sealed, left to right: Mi jbcth Camden, Clara Qilangdo. Joan Fhcirt, Mary Anne Hcydcnrcich. Second row, left to right: Raymond GarthofT, Betty Hulmc , Ann Durr, Sterling Albert, Lucy Black. Richard Sc linen. Third row, itjiiding, left to right: Klainc Campion, Betty Ann I’-mlcy, Nancy l.ce (ioodi, Tommy l.oper, Geraldine Brick, Dorothea Dobison, Sally Witten. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Sterling Albert Ann Durr Lucy Black Betty Jane Hulmes Raymond Gartiioff The Quill and Palm Honor Society under the guidance of Miss Callahan has witnessed a very successful year. We have established a library of college catalogues for the use of those students who wish to continue their education after graduation. We also have planned to enter the National Honor Society as soon as possible. The organization, composed of those students who have a high scholastic average, hopes that it will be a goal for the future seniors of George Washington. -J 90 J- Editorial Staff of Surveyor Seated, Ifft to right: Peggy Allen. Gloria Livermore, Claude Itallcnger, Ann Durr. Second rou. standing, left to right: Phyliss Brickfield. Dot tic Hick , Frcdcricka Hoddick. Katherine George, Margie Poling, Mr . Kirkpatrick. Myrtle Dionne. Vivian Irby, Mary Jane Davis, Lucy Black. Elaine Campton. Third rou . standing, left to right: Bob O'Boyle and Harry Betti . Advertising Staff of Surveyor Seated, left to right: Luctca Gilfillan, Marvin Owens. Robert Goldsmith, Betty Ann Paisley. Standing, left to right: Virginia Edelen. Joyce Gibbs, Billy Ward. Pat Davis, Edna Mac Zimmerman, Helen Bruin, Gloria Hughe , Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Editorial Staff of Co at pass SealeJ, left to right: Virginia Apperson, Geraldine Brick. Mary Anne lleydenrich, Virginia Nath, Herbert Rowe, Frances Hufford, Betty llulmes. Standing, fir it mu. left tn ngbt: Marilyn Blackwell. Catherine Newton, Kdna Mae Zimmerman. Catherine Vtadon, Gwen McClary, Betty Ann Paisley, Mary Jane Davis, Lucy Black, Ann Durr, Flame Campion, Sally Vl'itten. Janet Pierce, Norma Foust, Iris Barton. Standing, leccnd row, left to right: Edith Conant. Beverly Bender. Janet Reynolds. ★ ★ ★ Compass Staff 0e have worked and wc have slaved with only one thought in mind—to make our Compass of 194 5 the best ever. W'c hope you like it. i92 Subscription Staff of Compass Gloria Livermore and Cameron Roberts Compass Advertising Staff tint row, u-atcd. left to right: Mary Schuudt. Margaret Brook . SrconJ row, standing, left to right: June Long, Marie Latham. Third row. Handing, left to right: Gloria Hughe . Pat� y Nicholwn, Lawrence Ro cnburg, Edward Schirmcr, Ashby Reardon. Raymond Sullivan. -I ) y Zke Open Jorum first rou seated, left to right: Robert Malcom, Philip I.cvcrick, Herbert Manucia, Frank Akman, Miss Dickinson. Second row, seated, left to right; Marian Gorden, Madeline Barry, Donald Stillwell, Bill F'cklcs, Carlton Cotting, I’.llen Holman, Irene Greer, Mary Mays. Third roit sealed, left to right: Nell Irwin, F'llcn Sutherland, Bobby Tucker. Marijane Cook, George Outland, Adam Holman, George Sheihv. Glenn Faxon, David Skagerburg, Evelyn Wright, Phyliss Drake. President .... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Herbert Manucia Frank Akman Phillip Leverick The Open Forum Club is new only in the sense that it is a consolidation of the former Debate and Public Speaking Clubs. Its purpose is to encourage participation in public speaking and debating. Zhe Creative Writing Club Seated, left to right: Nancy Downs, Madeline Barry. Stanjing, left to right: Mary Jane Wall, Klainc Campion, Gloria Livermore, Kosella Graham, Meredith Wicks, Marilyn Blackwell, Hazel Sherwin. The Creative Writing Club was formed early in October, under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, by a group of students interested in all phases of creative writing. Several book reviews, written by the group were published in The Surveyor. Competition for local prizes in creative writing has been very keen among the members. - 9i y Officers of Dramatic Club hint row, if died, Iffl to right: Marvin Owens, Dorothea Dob i ton, Thela Henry. Second row. Seated: Harry Belt it. hint row, left to right: Dorothea Dobison, Marvin Owens, Thela Henry, Harry Bettis. Second rou . left to right: Shirley McKclvin, June Long, Ann Burke, Alvelta Arthur, Dana Culbertson, Betty Benbow, Tish Suits, Hope Cushman, Margie McLaughlin, Mary Jane Davit, Geraldine Brick, l.urlinc Shepherd, Joan Lieding, Joyce Zimmerman. Tina Talbot, Diana Neel, Harolyn Hayman. Third rou, left to right: Kmily Humet, Dorothy Myers, Kotina Middleton, Margaret Miller, Ann Martin, Tommy Henderson, Robert Smith, Daniel Wells, Louetta Gilfillan. Louise Ritter, l.aqueta Clark, Gloria Taylor, Amelia Smith, Francis Smith, Hilma Slotkin, Jane Polick, Beverly Brndcr. Yourth row. left to right: Nancy Williams, Kli abcth Ruttell, Bonnie Johnson, Kitty Kane. Lois Ann Wallerstedt. Orville Myers. Rockwell Schlcifs teyn. Allen Thomas, George Knight, Kvclyn Burrows, Betty Bolton, Unalainc Carter, Joyce Cranford, Nancy McKnight. Joanne Lipson, Barbara Rubin. Fifth row, left to right: John Valke, Marilyn Blackwell, Patsy Nicholson. Gloria Hugltet, Peggy Myers, Donald Beagle, Billy Ward. Duncan Pierce, Dixie Kallantinc, Margaret Caprolctti, Phyllis Livingston, Judith Sullivan, Carol Leaf. Sixth row, left to right: Lois Hart, Mrs. Pearl Hart, Martha Grimes. ■{96 Zke Dramatic Club This year the Dramatic Club, although it functioned only one semester, accomplished much. Our biggest achievement was the presentation of Brother Goose” given at George Washington this December. Every member of the club worked for the success of this three-act play, gaining valuable experience in acting, directing, stage managing, business managing, publicity, make-up and costuming. We a!l have the satisfaction of knowing that because of our efforts and cooperation Brother Goose” was a great success. ★ ★ ★ ★ Stage Production tint row, tented, left to right: Knot Hirst, William Padgett, James Downey, Mr. Larsen, Billy Wood, Karl Johnson. Second row, standing, left to right: Horace Crump, Julius Coppa, Robert Darlcy, Thomas Violctte, Norman Ziegler, Charles Langley, Ted Huschman, Ted Larsen. Zhe foreign Relations Club SfJ nl, left to right: Barbara Rurhans, Mary Schoudt. tint row, left to right: Dorothy Dean, Duncan Pierce, Nancy Morgan, KicharJ Williams, Dickie Kavaljian, Jean Gallagher, Raymond Gartholf, Ellen Sutherland. Sfi'oml row. Iff to right: Mary I.ou Lamm, Charles Harris, Eugene Stein, Mans Levy, Harold Mahoney, Jimmie Coates. Frank Ludlow, Austin Creel, Dorothea Dobison. President........... Vice-President Program Chairman Secretary ......... T re astir er ...... Kiciiard Williams Dick Kavaljian Duncan Pierce Nancy Morgan Jean Gallagher The Foreign Relation Section of the Silver Dollar History Club was reorganized in October under the sponsorship of Miss Callahan. The purpose of this club is to have interesting discussions on foreign relations and current events. Vagabond Club First rou-, sealed, left to right: Kdith Conant, Patricia Suits, Beverly Bender, Jean Gallagher, Virginia Nash, Virginia Green. Second rou, standing, left to right: Perry Ulinghcr, Margie Lyman, Jeanne Conant, Frederica 1 loddick, Sally Burgheim, Peggy Lesser, Chester Sailor. Third rou , standing, left to right: Lloyd Waller. Nicholas Coburn. William Suits. Blake Cady. ■(99}� Biology Club Sitting, left to right; Dorothy Bairtl, Elisabeth Parsons, Herbert Cross, Alice Brown, Mary Ann Foreman. George Traycr, Walter Pearson, Janice Quick, Charles McCordic, Geraldine Poling. Stun,ting, left to right: John Mcl.ain, Charles Gripe, l.cnora Ladd, Pauline Wimberley, Ted Larsen, F.dward Knight, Ann Recker, F'ddic Pierce, Jack Topping, Orville Myers, Miss Plorance, Myron Rosenburg, Ann Homey. Marilyn Well'. The purpose of the Biology Club is to give the students interested in Biology more time for activity in the laboratory fields. •{ too t Retail Training First ruu. seated, left to right: Clarence Staubs, Jane Williams Henry Campbell, Katherine (ieorge, William Field'. Second rote, standing, left to right: Donald Rainey, Marvin France, Virginia Edelen, Doris Fuller, Margaret Newman, Martha Bootcrbaugh, Lillian Miller. Lena Attiliis, Ashby Parker. Walter McIntosh. Sylvia Richards, Mrs. Crismond. Third row, standing, left to right: Frank Hotfman, Harold Harrington, Jerry Bayol, Byron McBride, Julius Coppa, Morton Rubin, Audrey Miller. •I 101 I- junior Z. R. Council Fint row, left to right: Hctivc F'stcs, Jean Wilson, Mary Wagner, Patricia Harvey. Barbara Coffey, Peggy Schwab. SrtouJ row: Martha Sanford, Mary Butler, Mary Martin, Helen Bruin. Meredith Wicket, Betty I ce Walter, Phyllis Hick . 7 hirJ row: l.orraine Hupper. Bobby Taylor, I.ois (iillum, Donna Culbert on, Jean Gallager. I.eatli Davit. Gwendolyn McClary, Nell Irwin, Paul Pott . Fourth row: William Gulley. Ann Durr, Mr . Sara Scheidcr. Francis I.ytlc, Claude Maclarland, Joteph Callaway. Fifth row: Benny Bibb, Richard Sl � an, Ru ell Herman, William Fchol . junior Red Cross Fint row, ! ft to right: Tina Talbot, Jean Richardton, Loi Hart, Dana Dibrcll, Fdna Mac Zimmerman, Ann Martin, Margaret Miller. StconJ rou: Barbara Taylor. Shirley Fletcher, Betty Fischer, Mary Martin, Jane Blind, Lynn Potter, l.inwixid Naylor. Third row: Orville Mycr . Bobby Allen, Bill Harriton. Charle Kelly. Billy Sinclair, Donald Moore, Bruce Andcrton, Fourth row: Donald Heddmgt. Tommy McGuire. Billy Benjamin, Billy Roger . Bob O’BovIe, Billy Ward. Fifth rou : Robert Smith, Fugenc Smith. 102}- Dance Club First row, left to right: Anna Catherine Walters. Marilyn Morgan. Dome Hicks, Howard hutch, Mary Kennedy, Carol Schwab, Verlin Werth, Frederick Gillum. Francis Burke. Myron Rosenburg, Jane Ellen Fox, Jane Wallace, Mary Lee Fowler, Lou Ann Hennessce. Second row, left to right: Jewel Gallahan, June Hyland, Betty Meador. Gloria Peyton, Lois Wright, Betty Dyer, Mildred Mussclman, Mary Quinn, Lorraine Hupper, Fthel Adams, Billy Beniamin, Stewart Anderson, Paul Pulzonc. Joseph Smith. Third row. left to right: Joyce Wilson. Raymond Wells. James Duncan, Donald Strobcck, Joe McGonigal. Paris Coleman, Bobby Sckelly, Marvin Owens, Bobby Clark, Bobby McKIvecn. fourth row, left to right: Lucille Shakely, John Rcnshaw, Billy Thomas, Dave Rice, Richard Carneal, Jimmie Creal, Robert Downs, Jack Moody, Hugh Turner, Tommy McQuire, Bill Harrison. fifth rou , left to right: Bob Craig. Ester Raison, Grace Mathcny, Helen Peeler. Frances Alexander, Donald Moore. Lynn Mitchell. Charles Kelly, Jean Philipps. Kitty Kane, Penny Rideout, Tommy Henderson. i io3 y Jnstructors of Dance Club First row, stdnJing, IffI to right: Ann Lynch, Mary Allison, Virginia Triplett, Harvey Dove, Howard Futch, Shirley Dyson, Lois Ann Wallerstcdt. Sfrond row, left to right: Miss Huff, Ldgar Sims, Buddy Cirisso, Claude Ballcnger, Beverly Shcads, Mason Saunders, Dean Shumaker, Miss Somers. •{ 104 }■ Boys' Qlee Club fin! row, seated, left to right: Howard Crumley, Joseph Schwab, F.dward Northrop. Clifford Shaklcy, Flainc Campion, accompanist, Frederick Gillum. Second rou standing, left to right: Duncan Pierce, Charles Habron. Robert Higgins, Reginald Snyder, Marvin Owens, Raymond Vi'ells, Allen Thomas. Dudley Boswell. Buddy Butler. Third row, standing, left to right: John Velke, Arthur Vii'ilcox. George Knight, Hans Levy. Mr. Lester. F.lmer Horseman, Paul Stcinburg, Charles Kelly. Girls ’ GB'e Club hirst rou , seated, left to right: Mary Dc Nlurguiondo, Dorothy Crowder. Frances Sumpter. Dorothy Dean. Shirley Dugan. Doris Hammill. Second rou, standing, left to right: VTanda Soicnshck, Alice Ladd. Betty McKee, Norma Christiansen, Rosemary Barry, Sally Cox. Third row, standing, left to right: Ann Congrove, Pat Patterson, Phyllis Bendall, Carol Vl’chrwcin, Agnes Feild. Choral Music Class Fin row, standing at piano: Gloria Trevino. Second rou, left to right: June Hyland. Daisy Sherwood, Joyce Hare, Jean Cline, Gloria Peyton, Ellen Holman, Jean Jones. Third row, left to right: Joy Wilson. Barbara Dobison, Elizabeth Rice, Edna Riley, Virginia Patridge. Lois Hart, Lynn Mitchell, Dean Shumaker. Fourth row, left to right: Allen Thomas, Raymond Wells, Verlin Werth, Arthur Wilcox, Buddy Grit to, Al Barker, Charles Kelly, Marvin Owins. J cappclla Seated, left to right: Ellen Sutherland. Patricia Magnets, Barbara Dobson. Virginia Grimes, Anne Pawley, Evelyn Hicks, Frances Coats, Ann Wilson, Miss Winn. Fint row, standing, left to right: Eleanor Sutherland, Ann H. Dunn, Joan Dritchler, Norma Hallman, Laura Gill, Eugenia Savage, Betty McClung. Second row, standing, left to right: Lucille Shakely, Virginia Buntin, Lois Hart, Hope Cushman, Mary Lou Lamm, Alice Russell, Evelyn Burrows. i 106 J- (Jiris’ Sextet Left to right: Patricia M nn). Ann Dunn. Ann Pawley. Helen Peeler, Betty McClung, Virginia Grimes, Evelyn Hicks. Boys’ Double Quartet First roie, left to right: Duncan Pierce, Fred Gillum, Joseph McGoniglc. Second row, left to right: Percy Uhlingcr, Joe Schwab, Lindsey Bergen, Arthur Wilcox, Dick Meagher. -I 107)- Migh School Orchestra Fin row. rated, left to right: Avis Baber, Ruth Mcints, Jane W allace. Eleanor Sutherland. Second row, si ah;I. left to right: Kimball Nedved, James Johnson, Virginia Guthridge, Buddy Butler. Third row. standing, left to right: Verlin Vi’erth, I.aura Gill, Mike I.atella, Paul Steinberg, Mr. Lester. Dance Orchestra Fir row, seated, at piano: Ivan Yoncc. Second rou. seated, left to right: Boh Johnson, Gerald Swisher, Dave Lindsey, Paul Stcinburg, Dave Livchak, Allen Thomas, Betty Jean Stanley, Bob Auman, Dan Livchak, Bob Spangler. Tony Wells, Buddy Butler. Third row, standing, left to right: Jean Hampton, Mr. Lester, Snookic Beavers, drummer; Bobby Sipes. manager; Clyde Hampton. Not in picture: Richard Smith. We’ve really heard some solid” music from the dance orchestra this year. They have played for the students at an assembly and provided the beat” for the Senior Party. •{ ios J- junior Maud lint row, kneeling, left to right: Betty J. Stanley, Betty Riley, Ann Robbins, Lucille Huge, Ralph Schwab, Jean Phillips. Pat Watson, Peggy Schwab, Bobbie Taylor. Second row, left to right: Marion Mcndler, Betty Gant cr, Mary Ann l.uh, Phyllis Goodson, Kvelyn Wright. Orrin Morris, Robert Stewart, William Riley, James Clark, Fdward Gailliot, I'arl Bayliss, Julian Putney, Shirley Lmbrey, Geraldine Poling, Louis Saunders, Francis Ryder, Doris W ilson. Third row, left to right: Jack Smith, Joe Kartcr, Jean Macon, Joyce Foster, James Stewart, Val Smith. Richard llollard, Lee Suthard, Jack Sutherland. Dale Parker. Joe Goss, Benjamin Krick, William Kuhn, John Kelly, Philip Hungerford, Bernice Meeks. Iearth row, left to right: John Hinsley, Virginia Thompson, Marie Dalrymplc, Martha Fair, Don Morgan, John Vclke, Mr. Lester (Director), Irene Greer. Dan Pattishall. Rosina Middleton. Jean Wilton, Peggy Shafer. William Catchings. Frank Miller. Senior Band Verun Werth, Drum Major Majorettes, left to right: Shirley Leake, Dorothy Wolford, Joyce Freeman, Fugenia Savage. Anna Walter, Fsther Raison, Fdna Zimmerman, Lou Ann Mennessee. Sargeltes, at tides: Betty Farencc, Katherine Holt, Shirley Dyson, Lois Yowell, Lois Wallerstedt, Virginia Patridge, Dorothy Johnson, Betty Horseman. Second row, left to right: William Davidson, John Wilson, Edwina Gates, Flinor Schultz, June Eckels, Fleanor Sutherland, Robert Sipes, Jimmy Wade, Fdward Beavers, Irvin Smith, Tom Walsh. Robert Spangler (president), Robert Morris, Jean Zimmerman. Guylcnc Love, Geraldine Hawkins, Mary Jane Cook. Third rou, left to right: Jimmy Busijk, Ray Parker, Michael 1 atella, Paul Steinberg, William Johnson, Ray Arthur, Ivan Yonce, Farl Payne. Bob Auman (vice-president), James Johnson, Buddy Butler, Joe McGonagle, Ruth Mcints, Peggy Gandy. Fourth row, left to right: Laura Gill, Ethel Moran, Jean Yates. Charles McCordie, William Posey, Rtdsert Johnson, John Brookfield. Gerald Swisher, Robert White, Carr Ferguson. Virginia Guthridge. Tony Wells, Robert Purple, Fdward Gates. (Ju tof slefi: Laurence Moore, P. H. Lester (director), and James McArtor. { 109)- Color Guard Isft to right: Cpl. Charles Langley, Staff Sgt. James Hayman, Staff Sgt. Howard Olmsted, CpI. Thomas Violettc. As the Cadet Corps found it difficult to operate properly under last year’s split period system, the schedule was changed so that the entire Corps meets the sixth period. This makes it easier to carry on with competitive drills and ceremonies. A new system of competitive drills was inaugurated this year. Each week a different drill was held, and the drills were repeated monthly. The first week of the month, squad drill was held. The next week platoon drill was held, and the third week, company drill. The prizes were red, white, and blue streamers for the winning squad, platoon, and company, respectively. These ribbons were tied to the company guidon. The first battalion started the year with the wooden training rifle used last year, but before the end of the first semester, were issued Enfield rifles. The wooden rifles were passed down to the second battalion, where training will now include the manual of arms. The yearly competitive drills will be held this year. Last year’s winners were: Suits, W. J. Dobison, 1). M. Rammel, C. E. Latham, C. 1. Cowles, F. L. Huskisson, 11. J. Captain, Co. A. Captain, Co. G. . Corporal, Co. 11. Corporal, Co. G. Private, Co. C. Private, Co. G. . . •Inch Best drilled boys’ Co. Best drilled girls’ Co. Leader best drilled squad Leader best drilled squad Best drilled boy cadet Best drilled girl cadet (boy) (Kiri) Advisory Council FIRST SEMESTER first rou. left to right: Lt. Col. LuRcne Smith, Lt. Col. Patrick, PMS T, Major Claude Ballenger. Second rou left to right: Opt. Don Sullivan, Opt. W illiam Ward. Third row, left to right: Sri. William Harrison. Sgt. Clara Colangelo, Capt. Juanita Gririith, 1st Sgt. Jean Petti, Capt. Helen I)elk. Sri. James McCauley. fourth rou, left to right: Capt. Lawrence McGahev, Major Othcrine Wcadon, Capt. Raymond Sullivan, SrI. Richard Sloan. SECOND SEMESTER First row, left to right: Lt. Col. Raymond Sullivan, Lt. Col. Patrick, PMS T, Major William Ward. Second row, left to right: Capt. Lawrence Rosenberg, Capt. Cameron Robert . Third row, left to right: Opt. Lawrence McGahcy, Opt. Othcrine Newton, Pvt. France Alexander, 1st Sgt. Isabelle Poladian, Capt. VirRinia Appcrson, 1st Sri. Robert Payne. fourth row, left to right: Sri. Dewey Noland. Opt. Raymond Garthoff, CpI. William Grimes, Staff Sgt. F.dward Brenner. ■fill Regimental Staff first Rattalion Staff FIRST SEMESTER First row: Lt. Col. Eugene C. Smith. . • to right: Lt. Adjutant Harry Bettis Second rou, left lo right: Capt. Adjutant Raymond F. Major Claude N. Ballanger. Sullivan. Capt. Willard J. Suit . I.t. Lawrence Rosenberg, Lt. Edward II. Schirmer. Third row, left lo right: Sgt. Dewey Noland, CpI. Hugh Turner. SECOND SEMESTER hint row: Lt. Col. Raymond Sullivan. Left to right: Lt. Adjutant Ashby Rcar- Second row. left to right: Capt. Adjutant Raymond Garth- don. Major William Ward. off. Capt. Willard J. Suits. Third row, left to right: CpI. Burton Galyon, Stall Sgt. Bert Rudin. Stall Sgt. Calvin Jung Sing, Stall Sgt. Edward Brenner. Fourth row: CpI. Thomas Violcttc. 112 J- Company “J ” FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER I a'ft to right: I.t. Raymond Garth-otf, Capt. Lawrence MeGahey, 1st Sic . Ashby Reardon, Guidon Sjc - Jack Elliott. Left to right: I.t. Charles Rammel, Capt. Lawrence MeGahey, 1st S ;t. James McCauley. Guidon S ct. Philip Smith. FIRST PLATOON 1st I.t. Chari.es Rammeli., Commander SECOND PLATOON 2nd I.t. James R. Coates, Commander ■{ml Company “B” FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER l.?ft to right: Lt. Daniel Kelly, . • to right: I.t. Clifford Shaklcy, Capt. William Ward, 1« Sgt. Capt. Cameron Roberts lit Sgt. Kenneth Ritter. Guidon Sgi. Fred Rockwell, Guidon Sgt. I larvcy Dove. William Kuykendall. FIRST PLATOON 1 si Lr. Cameron Roberts, Com wander SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Clifford Shaki ly, Commander On)- Company “C” I IRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Uft to ri$bt: In. it. Chrcnce if ft to ri bt: 1st Lt. Everett Hell Snubs, Cl pi. Don Sullivin, l%t much, Opt. Lawrence Ro cn- Sgt. Ircd Rockwell, Guidon Sgt, berg, 1st Sgt. Richard Payne, Austin Creel. Guidon Sgt. Richard Sloan. FIRST PLATOON hr Lt. Ciiaki i s Hummer, CoinimJcr SECOND PLATOON Saber Club Officer , first row, left to right: 1st Lt. Harry Bettis, president; Lt. Col. Eugene Smith, vice-president. Second row, left to right: Major Claude Ballcnger, Capt. Raymond Sullivan, Capt. Lawrence McGahcy, Capt. Willard Suits, Capt. Don Sullivan, Capt. William Ward, Lt. Edward Schirmer. Third rou, left to right: Lt. Clarence Staubs, Lt. Raymond GarthotT, Lt. Charles Rammcl, Lt. (ameron Roberts, Lt. Charles Hummer, Lt. Daniel Kelly. fourth rou, left to right: Lt. Clifford Shakley, Lt. James Coates, Lt. Everett llellmuth. •{116}- Chevrons Club Oficen, firil rou, left to right: Ski. William Harrison, Sgt. Samuel Green, Ski. Calvin Jung Sing. Sgt. James McCauley. Second rou, left to right: David Davis, George Brenner. Kenneth Brooks, Fred Rockwell. Richard Sloan, Robert Payne, Dewey Noland. William Frasca, Thomas Violettc. James Callison, Myron Rosenberg, Joseph Calloway. Third rou. left to right: Frederick Gillum, Fdwin Pierce, Marvin Kramer, Hugh Turner, Jackson Flliott, Frank Gorham, Russell Herman, Philip Smith, William Allen, Bert Rudin, Lewis Clarke. fourth rou, left to right: Bernard Noland, Burton Galyon, Jack Raum, William Kuycndall, William Hare, Gustave Souris, Howard Olmsted. Brice Warthen, Kenneth Ritter, George Waters. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sot. William Harrison Sgt. Samui l Green Sgt. Calvin Jung Sing Sgt. James McCauley Slag Detail Left to right: CpI. Frances Litzerman, 1st I.t. Catherine Newton, l.t. Clifford Shakley. Pvt. Howard Futch, S t. Marie Latham. Second battalion Staff FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER First row: Major Catherine B. Wcadon. Second row: ('apt. Dorothea M. DobUon. ('apt. Adjutant Hattie M. Morris. First row: Major Helen Dclk. Second row, left to right: Capt. Sylvia Finch, Capt. Adjutant Hattie Morris. i MS}- Company “Q” FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Ixft to right: I st I.t. Gwendolyn E. McClary, Capt. Sylvia J. Finch, 1st Sgt. Jean A. Rubin, Guidon CpI. Barbara A. Buck. Left to right: 1st I.t. Marilyn T. Morgan, Capt. Catherine M. Newton, 1st Sgt. Alice I . Doyle. Guidon Mary j. Davis. FIRST PLATOON 1st Lt. Marilyn E. Morgan Commander SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Irma M. Riggs Commander i N9j� Company “M” FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER lx ft to right: 1m Lt. Catherine M. Newton, Captain Juanita R. Gri tilth, lit Sgt. Jean C. Petti. Guidan Sgt. Nancy L. Jones. I.tfl to right: 1st Lt. Flcanor E. Poling. Capt. Gwendolyn E. McClary, PI. Sgt. Nancy L. Jones, Guidon Sgt. Edith M. Nash. FIRST PLATOON Pi. Sgt. Ei.i .abi tii E. Johnson Second-in-Com mand 1st Lt. Vei.ma V. Houchf.ns Commander (Not in picture) SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Eleanor E. Poling Commander 120 y Company “J” FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SI M: SILK Ixft to right: 1m I.t. Virginia II. Apperson, Captain Helen M. Dclk. 1st Sgt. Judith Finley, Guidon Sgt. France I.it erman. Ixft to right: Im I.t. Laurel L. Dunn. Capt. Virginia II. Appcr- on. 1st Sgt. Isabelle I’oladian, Guidon Sgt. Ann Russell. FIRST PLATOON 1st I.t. Laurel L. Dunn Commander SECOND PLATOON 2nd I.t. Evelyn O. Henry Com m under •{121 F Ciwski Club Officers, first row, left to right: Opt. Juanita Griffith, Vice-President; Opt. Dorothea Dobison, Treasurer; 1st Lt. Catherine Newton, Secretary; Sgt. Marie I at ham and Sgt. Edna Riley, Sgts.-at-Arms; Major Catherine VTradon, President. ScconJ row, left to right: Barbara Buck, Helen Delk. Virginia Apperson, Hattie Morris. Sylvia Finch, Irma Riggs, Evelyn Henry, Marilyn Morgan, Gwendolyn McClarv, Eleanor Poling, Laurel Lee Dunn, Nancy Jones. Third row, left to right: Jean Rubin. Jean Petti, Judith Finley, Noma Wood, Elizabeth Johnson, Marilyn Allen, Clara Colangelo, Alice Doyle, Joyce Smith. Eloisc Johnson. fourth row, left to right: Mary McCarty, Grace Sullivan, Lucy Wilson. Suzanne Post. Nora Dole, Ruby Beavers, Elizabeth Nalls, Mary Merchant, Jean Belton, Phyllis Brookfield. fifth rou, left to right: Ann Russell, Bonnie Holman, Betty Owsley, Dora Brooks, Ann Bettis, Beverly Allen, Bobbye Jo Huskisson, Ann Nunn. Sixth row: Frances Litzcrman. ■{122}. Boys' Rifle Zeam Officers, first rou . left to right: Capt. Willard J. Suits Captain; CpI. Burton Galvon. Vicc-Captain. (firIs’ Rifle Zeam Officers, first rote, left to right: 1st Lt. Velma Houchcns, Captain; CpI. Su annc Post, Vicc-Prcsidcnl. 123 Rifle Zeam First row, left to right: l.awrcncc MeGahey, Clifford Shakley, Raymond GarchofT, Dorothea Dobison, Helen Delk. Vice-President; Catherine Wcadon, Catherine Newton, Velma Houchens, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Sullivan, Fdward Schirmer. Howard Olmsted. Second row, left to right: Dewey Noland, Fred Rockwell, Wilbur Harrison, Phyllis Brookfield. Nora Dole, Marilyn Allen, Barbara McFarland, Frances Lit erman, Nancy Jones, Lewis Clarke. Bill Hare. Jackson Filliott. ThirJ row, left to right: George Brenner, Burton Calyon, Fxccutive Officer; Hugh Turner, Lucy Wilson, Su annc Post, Bill Suits, President; Ann Russell, Barbara Buck, Russell Herman, Billy Thomas, Calvin Jung Sing. Fourth row, left to right: Jack Sanders, Howard Futch, Lindsey Bergan, Reginald Vaughn. Gustave Souris, Frank Gorham, James LeCroy, Marvin Kramer. William Moriarty, Brice Warthen, James Hoskins, Douglas Ncmier, Robert Vranick, Beverly Sheads, Raymond Wells, Donald Beagle, Joseph Callaway, David Davis. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HLARST TROPHY NATIONAL R.O.T.C. RIFLE MATCH Place Team Score High Individual 1942 9 th 804 ... 170 1943 7th 827... 171 1944 5 th 837 . .181 1945 876 184 BOYS’ TEAM Score Score G. W. 1261 Potomac Rifle Club 1246 G. W. 1272 St. Johns .... 1303 (,. W. 1240 Minute Men 1204 GIRLS' TEAM Score Score G. W. . 474. . . . McKinley Tech ...483 G. W 462 McKinley Tech . . . 481 •{124 Y Senior Cheer Readers Lucille Shakly, Head Chirr Leader Kneeling, left to right: Jane Ellen Fox. Mary Kennedy, Mont rue Payne, Dot tie Hicks. Standing: Lucille Shakly. The cheer leaders have given us a many rav-rah-tcam” in every kind of weather this year, showing up at every home game and those away too. They have proved the spirit at G. W. is super.” Cheer Ceaders Kneeling, left to right: Jane Ellen Fox, Mary Kennedy. Lucille Shakly, Montruc Payne, Dottic Micks. Standing, left to right: Ann Campion, Joan Ann Flccgil, Betty Moore, Frances Alexander, Betty McClung, Jimmy Clark, Catherine Hoban, Frances Campbell, Iris Mitchell, and Darla Cullen. ms y Qiris’ Athletic Association Firtl row, left to right: Norma Foust, Lynn Mite he! I, Gloria Livermore, Margaret Hoover, Lucy Coppa, Janet McCautland, Grace Matheny. Second row, left to right: Virginia Nash, Ciai! Gabrielson, Frances Campbell, Betty Benbow, Elaine Campion. Third row, left to right: Mrs. Gregory, Kathleen Savage, Ann Durr, Virginia Green. i 126)- Monogram Club Pint row, tested, left to right: Herbert Manucia. Charles Sarle, Louit 7xII. David Rice, Fdgar Sims, Milton Robey, William Harrison. Orville Myers. Second row, left to right: Jack Wheatley, Al Htrkins, Ralph Part low, Charles Giddins, Tommy I.opcr. Bobbie Powell, Calvin Gorham, Bernard Bleir. Third row, left to right: Bob O’Boyle, Gene Recker, Richard Williams, Carey Johnson, Coach Doran, Dick Meagher. Herbert Rowe, Bill Sinclair, Hans Levy, John Renshaw, Kenny Hberheart. ■112 7} Milton Robiy, Captain football Things looked pretty bright at the start of the season for Coaches Doran, Mackey, and Graham with ninety-seven recruits turning out in September and the season got off to a banging start with a 19 to 0 victory with an outweighed team from Mt. Vernon. Then after a sojourn to Richmond to face Thomas Jefferson, the fellows returned on the short end of a 13 to 6 score. The next game was a battle against the black and orange of Lane High that ended in a 13 to 13 tie. Bounding back in the winning column with three straight wins against Dcvitt (19 to 6), Fredericksburg (12 to 0), and Fairfax (37 to 0), the boys looked pretty happy. Playing a rugged and determined team from Gonzaga, the Blue and Gold bowed with a score of 19 to 6. With injuries to slow them down and more to come in the game, we took on the Newsboys” from Newport News who came out on the top side with a 27 to 6 score. The following weekend, however, John Marshall High of Richmond bowed to our colors (12 to 6) in a terrific game that had all n ever’thing.” Another game against Mt. Vernon showed their sportsmanship, but the Blue and Gold still outmanned them and they took a 19 to 6 licking. Winding up a good season with six wins, three losses and one tie, the Presidents once again took to the gridiron against W-L in the annual Turkey Day game. But a hard battle on a field covered with mud ended the season with the score at the fourth quarter 6 to 6. With many of this year’s players coming back and with the new fellows that turn up, the Presidents” will be a team to be reckoned with next season. Varsity -football first row, left to right: William Tyler. Richard William . Calvin Gorham, Dick Meagher, Coach Mackey, Coach Doran, Milton Robey, Jack Whorton. Jimmy Breen. John Saunder . SeeonJ row, left to right: Jimmy Herbert. Walter Schachi. Dudley Botwell, Willie Field . Carey Johnton. Bob O’BovIe. Dick kavaljahn. Billy Sinclair, Gene Rcckcr. Raymond Stanley. ThirJ rou. left to right: Henry Grimm. John Blanchard. Bill Harri on. Edgar Sim , Tommy Maguire. Kenny Eberheart, Lee Hanback. Corky” Fone . Jarne Dwyer. fourth rou, left to right: Huck Thoma . Boyd Carneal. Walton Tullock. John De Butt . Buckie Stover, I.oui Zell, Paul Pulzonc. ‘Junior Varsity first row, left to right: George Latsios, Prentice Rideout, Franci Kick, John Reed, Eugene Columbu . Alfred Markon. Bill Moriarity, Bobby Clark. SrcouJ row, left to right: Bernard Smith, Joe McGonagle, Donald Sirobeck. Billy F.aken, Coach Doran, Dickie Gallahan. l.ind ey Taylor, Billy Roger . Robert Stewart. -{ 129}- RALPH PARTLOW PERCY UHUNGER EDGAR SIMS TOMMY KELLY BUZZY BROWN CAREY JOHNSON HUCK THOMAS D.wi Rick, Captain George Washington High School’s Basketball Schedule Season 1944-’45 STATE CHAMPS I )ati: School We They Dec. 12 Maryland Park High 48 32 Dec. 19 F. a stern High 28 42 Dec. 20 Harrisonburg 33 36 Jan. 5 Fairfax 36 15 Jan. 9 Eastern 16 39 Jan. 12 . Washington-I.ee 37 34 Jan. 16 . Wilson 31 . 24 Jan. 19 Lane 26 . . 25 Jan. 20 . Episcopal 30 . 26 Jan. 23 Roosevelt 31 ...27 Jan. 26 . James Monroe 44 .. 20 Jan. 30 Tech 33 37 Feb. 2. . . James Monroe 19.. 23 Feb. 6 Wilson 36 .. .30 Feb. 7 . Maryland Park High 38 24 Feb. 9 Waynesboro 39 35 Feb. 16 Lane 44 28 Feb. 20 Fairfax 32 12 Feb. 23 Washington-Lee 38 . . .34 Feb. 27 Devitt 3 5 32 March 2 Tech (Star Tournament) 28 56 March 6 Salem (State Play-olf .) 35 30 March 9 Thomas Jeff. (State FMs) 44 . . 38 Total 781 . 727 WON 17 LOST 6 Varsity Basketball Zeam first row, left to right, seated: Robert Brown. Ralph Part low, Dave Rice, Robert O'Boyle, Percy Uhlingcr. Second row, left to right, standing: Manager Joe McGonaglc, I luck Thomas, Carey Johnson, l-'dgar Sims. Charlie Giddcns, Milton Robey, Coach Doran. The most spectacular season in main a year was played by a hard hitting team, captained by Dave Rice. They opened with a 48-32 victory over Maryland Park High on December 12 and from there they fought their way to the finals for State Championship. Coach Doran’s husky five set out to win for ole” G. V. On Friday, March 9th, Rice, Brown, Partlow, Sims and Johnson won the glory tor the blue and gold. I hey held top honors that night with a 44-38 score over Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. For a number of years, the able teams coached by Al Doran have won up to the finals and then were set back to take second place. The boys deserve much credit for bringing this honor to G. W. V Night Junior Varsity Basketball Zeam hir-.t rou , lejt to right, seated: Karl Johnson, Alfred Pettit, Dale Steward, Tommy Kelly, John Foley. Second row. left to right, standing: Charles Yates, Jimmy Breen, Gerald Halpin, Harold Mahoney, Kenneth Fbcrhart, Coach Mackey. THE BASKETBALL TEAM IN ACTION -{132 E Baseball Zeam hirst rou. left to right Valter Schacht. Robert Pi 1 more. Ruber: Higgins. J4 ;fc W harton. Huck Thonus. Johnny Blanchard. Edward Knight. Second rou. left to right; Alton Petit. Ra'.ph Partlow. Melvin Knight. Kenny Fbc.-hardt. Jimm Breen. Charles Langley. Third rou. left to right: Boyd Carneal. Jack Kindle. Jack 'k'hcatlcv. Jimmy McCue Robert Pineal:. Johnny Saunders. Errol Johnson, manager. BASEBALL Under the able direction of Coach Paul Mackey a green team w 11 probafc do a pretty good job for the Blue and Gold this year. Perhaps four men will return for this year’s team—Partlow—shortstop with S ms holding down first, Eberhardt playing third and Wheatly being one of the most spectacular pitchers ever to hit the old school. April 13 Mt. Vernon April 17 Central April 18 Episcopal April 20 Mt. Vernon April 24 Eastern April 27 .................................................... Fairfax May 1 Washington-Lee May 4 Western May 8 Central May 11 Gonzaga May 15 Washington-Lee May 18 Eastern May 25 Fairfax 4 i)3 Y Zrack Mi kbi kt Rowe, Captain TRACK SCHEDULE February 17 State Meet March 3 I Thomas Jefferson April 6 Eastern April 13 Washington-Lee April 20 Fairfax April 27 Northern Virginia May 4 McKinley Tech, Wilson, and Fairfax May 11 Metropolitan Meet May 18 C” Club Meet May 2 5 Maryland (James This year’s track team promises to be the best that G. W. has had in many a day. With eleven returning lettermen. Coach Doran will have an abundance of matcr.al from which to draw. Then along with the boys who showed promises last year and with the new material that is to come out, it will take a team of Gargantua's strength to pull us under. The 17th of February the team will travel to Charlottesville for the State indoor meet. The latter part of April we will journey to W. and L. for the annual Northern Virginia meet. Sometime in May. we are scheduled to go to Woodrow Wilson for the annual All-Metro meet and to the C” Club meet at Central High where we shall compete with the best high school material that the East Coast can muster together. TRACK TEAM Fint row, iff! I right: Ouch Fit gibbon, Tommy McGuire, Dick Kavaljian. John Renshaw. Wilbur Harrison, Buddy Grisso, Bob Auman, Bobby Powell, Bill Sinclair, Herbert Rowe, Tommy l.opcr. Sfiond row, Ifft to right: Donald Stilwcll, Dick Meagher, Walter Schaclu. Herbert Manucia, Bob O'Boyle, Dave Rice, Bill Black, Al Barker, Stewart Anderson. 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