George Washington High School - Continental Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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I 3 , -' ji ,.:, F4 Music Olga Sutherland, head Harriet Holeman Frances Ludman Sadie Sherman Alexander Smith Boys' PHYSICAL EDUCATION David Ridderhof, head Glenn Berry W. Kenneth Cox Lester Heilman I. Newton Richer GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dorice lVIyers, head Isabel IVI. Cramer Helen Hyde Alice Z. Scott Flora Lee Irwin SCIENCE Theodore B. Kelly, head Zenna Alexander Joseph E. Burgess Kathryn Colburn Cecile Fitzmorris Peter B. Kuhlburger X. Helen Phillips 1 f Zw-- ,wff.i l f1f'f 'Klll'ir --'-IN 'MY wa ri I I, ' ' 1 XQ AN Q ' ---1- x N ' x v , Nhrilll. wwluw lg Q l lmwf l I A, I I. x llllqllllyrlll TXQAQ Www X ly ,lllli I X 'IX ,ll , X lx X llllf 'S lllii:.lEfllllllh.'.l'l ,l lx -f'- l '- I Xxx xpitftm ' LIBRARIAN Emma Lee Gilmount ADJUSTMENT Ruth Coman Evaline lllorrison SOCIAL STUDIES George A. Homrighausen, lzead Helen Baum Arline H. Deelman Lyman E. Edwards Haidee lll. Floyd NX Nlargaret Gary lVIelzar Lindsey Verle lVIorroW llflargaret A. Willis rl OFFICE 6611 HmmAMn R QQQ Lillian Holliday, -.,xr . l xx llflargaret Parkelhxifx-' Marion Barton i I . w, I 'I X X x,l I ls Jf1Ylllfr'r:Ii l:- l ll MM? VW!! ' I 1' W A gif: .film My IIIIINWQ l'lllill, ' IIIQWPAM ,117 l I , M f ll' wwwmyfff all-llll' lllwl fl!-fl lllr.fl'I El.-ll! Nl. Page Fifteen .lx -' in lhlkjj XQU, A , 'I I M il

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4. I, A , - , 3 -' . Faculty ADMINISTRATION Page Thomas E. Hughes Kate L. Gridley . Edwin F. Whedoll . Preston A. Richmond Joycie Hollingsworth AIQT Helen Scheck, head Genevieve Ahrens lVIadeleine Bronzan Gayl Hayes Harold H. Jones Teresa lworgan COMMERCIAL John N. Given, head Eileen Blomquist Laurence Dobyns Nlelvin Nielson Helen Rollins llffary Gray Shaw lwarguerite Stuart Wilson G. Tanner ENGLISH Lois A. Lockwood, head Eva L. Andrews John Brandon John F. Clewe Catharine G. Haggart Juelle ll-T. Heaton Frances E. Kallstedt lVIuriel lN'IcKinlay Genevieve lhlolony Clarita Neher Alice L. Noble Hilda Smith Jessie Gill Fourteen . . . . . . . Principal . Girls' Vice-Principal . Boys' Vire-Principal . . . Registrar . . Counselor Home ECONOMICS Esther Rebok, head Blanche Carlson Helen Crane Ruth lhloritz Eleanor Rector LANGUAGE llflignonette Nliquel, head Eleanor Borun Clara Boss Lulu Draper l Antonia lVI. Sintes M ATH EMATICS Wade S. Craig, head William lll. Coman Charles YV. Gayman Dessie Gillingham Ruth Nichols hlabel Sanders MECHANICAL ARTS Samuel L. Fiek, head Arthur E. Bishop lVIarshall Green Paul Hairgrove Charles Hamilton Frank Hoff Victor L. lVIartins Lewis E. hledlin Otto Quistorff

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k f,Q- my E 4 , M 'L 9 .rr IJAMI fum 'M L, . -Ai! .-- , - t . I ..e. I L- x 1 : -' Us .,.. A M1 . 'isesiay .1 5. v .2 ill . -I ln iktl -t. V , A . :M 1 ' vu, .:- -' - 1 1.1 X' Y 4, .I 'V ' 1 ' .- I .. X ,gggl 5 un., ....... 1' -. at . ' ,iz ', , Q - -' g . A - a H Student Administration During the three years in which the class of S'30 has been passing through the senior division of Washingtoxi, our student body has been pioneering in all fields of student activity. An adventurous spirit, hardened in struggling with the challeng- ing tasks presented by student govern- ment, athletics, dramatics, forensics, jour- nalism, and music has developed in us courage, self-reliance, democracy, true characteristics of pioneers. But school generations are short and pioneer condi- tions soon fall into the routine of organi- zation. Let us at Washington strive to stay young in spirit, to be always eager for new experiments, to be ever ready to render unselfish service to our Alma Mater-let us stay pioneers. GORDON GARY Student Body President, First Semester Page Sixteen This year VVashington has advanced in all phases of school activity, and by doing so has established a reputation as an out- standing school of the city. It has been a pleasure to work with such an enthusiastic and willing student body, and I hope the same spirit will con- tinue that existed during my term of ofliee, and that the cabinet will get behind the president and the student body behind the cabinet. I have enjoyed every day spent at Washington, and I only wish I had more time here. With the fine start the hard- working student body has made Washing- ton should soon reach the top. ANDY ALLEN Student Body President,- Seconfl Semester.