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George Washington High School’s Athletic Department has progressed a great deal since its beginning. In 1934, when it was first organized, the department consisted of two coaches and offered four sports, none of which had Jayvee squads. Today in 1957, there are ten coaches who manage football, basketball, cross-country, track, golf, crew, baseball and wrestling, which was added this year on a non-competitive basis, in addition to Jayvee squads. The Athletic Department, under the direction of A. E. Doran, has coached a number of champion teams. The Varsity Football team has been District Champion nine times since ’34. The crew has claimed the National Schoolboy Championship four times and the Basketball team has won the District Championship eleven consecutive times and the State Championship once. students' choice OUR TEAM LOOKS GOOD”—says Mr. Ford (right) to Mr. Ricer, Doran, Mr. Tabor and Mr. Albany. In addition to Varsity sports, 250 boys participate in Jayvee and Intramural sports. Present G.W. coaches under the guidance of Rasty” Doran, Director of Athletics in the city of Alexandria, are Steve Osisek, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf and Assistant Varsity Football; Jim Ford, Varsity Football, and Assistant Track; Bob Tabor, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross-Country and Jayvee Football; Louis Schreiner, Varsity Baseball and Jayvee Basketball; Frank Kapriva, Assistant Football; Harry Ricer, Jayvee Baseball; Tom Anderson, Wrestling; Julian Whitestone, Varsity Crew; Jack Franklin, Assistant Crew and Joseph Albany, Assistant Football. The Senior Class, therefore, chose to dedicate the 1957 Compass’’ to the Athletic Department of George Washington High School. WHAT'S YOUR OPINION? —asks Mr. Kapriva. directing hi» question to Mr. Whitestone. Mr. Franklin, Mr. Anderson. Mr. Schreiner and Mr. Osisek wait for the answer.
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sneak preimfa Classes ........... Page 6 Sports Page 116 Faculty Page 60 Cadets Page 136 Activities Page 74 Advertisements Page 146 IN IT GOES —At the bonfire and parade, Sue Mun-Kcr and Billie Howland, with other cheerleaders, help throw in the W-L dummy. A THRILLING MOMENT—for Queen Sue Hart while Martha Duke crowns her. Jean Pennington and Barbara Hyde look on. Page Pour
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