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

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I9 0 CGNTINENTAL 0 33 Sfandinqz - Q I ,f :fr -- . 1, I I 1 rf' Af Itfwf., I Aw mi V Sifiing: M-H+ Iv lr' '- 'sg P,-II.-I ,U new--I H.. sr I. I x It SERVICE SQUAD Dufwng tnz: td'I semester tttc ctuct ot tI1c squad was Ed Stonc: and ttwe caotauns OI the A and B assembIIcs were BIII Deane and Hersctwd Lyons, rcspcc,tnveIy, During the sprung semester ttwe cnnct was GayIord Rwpsnnslclt BIII Deane ttwc Captawn ot ttwc A nsscn'bIy' I-Icnry Patterson, Captam ot ttwc B assembly, TRAFFIC COMMITTEE The otIIcers tor the taII semester were Frank I-IoIIQy, prcswcicnt' Arttwur IvIarstvaII morning Qaotam' Hubert t-Iaaq, attcrnuon Centaur' James Drew, evrznxng Qaptann, Tnose tor the sorxnq semester wcrc Herbert I-Iaag oresndcnf' KarI Hatvn mornung Captaun' Hcnry Brown, attcrnovn fyxptatnq James Drcw Qvcmng captmn. Mrs L, E, Edwarcis as taQuIiy creator. svdndanq I .t N I--A , eva 511 -z Siffinq' -A ww r- I, In It +11 cw.. ,aw ,HI We musf Time obey.

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1?---fllf? 0 CONTINENTAL 0 33lLll4 Raqazirio B. Risdon Maeva A Ridderhof Hilty Ripsirsky R, Risdon BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys' League, one ot the most important organizations in Washington, is made up of all boys enrolled in the school. The sponsor is Mr. David Ridderhot. The league sponsors a series ot inter-homeroom and inter-class tournaments. Football was won this year by the tweltth grade: baslcetball by homeroom A2302 track by the twelfth-ninth grade team, and indoor baseball by A330 Otticers tor the tall semester were Bob Risdon, president: Gaylord Ripsinslci, vice-president: James I-Iilty, secretary-treasurer. Those tor the spring semester were Joseph Ragozino, president: Bill Risdon, vice-president: William Mack, secretary- treasurer. First row: Truitt, Bruner, Baker, Hilty, B. Risdon, Raqozino R, Risdon, Mack, Solomon, Ford, Smith, Farrel, Second row: Morila, Thornhill, Thoma, Pomeroy, Armstrong Fowta ne, Batrne, Marvin, Ryciak, Cromwell Walsh, Horgo. Third row: Miyadi, Marzullo, McCormick, Healy, Erisman, Thomas, B, Brown, Lyor, McDonald, Dodge, Adrrunson. l 3' l Today is ours: whaf do we fear?

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e RI90CONTlNENTAL033I REPERTORY First row: Ivey Michaes Richer, Lewis, Eschwig, Bolton, Bechtel, Givens, Smwlcxi, MacBeYh, Dasaro Second row: Wu 'ar-rs Barttol, Cornbcs, Sandioqe, Martir Div-qv-ar Perry, Wilsor RALLY First row: Bolton, Weqfict, Steele, Penuill, Bowius, Walker, Cgmbes-Dyer, Cooper, Wilson Solor-in Second row: Pattersor, Browning, Lyons, Graf, Ripsinsxi, ilobetts, Edwards. RALLY COMMITTEE For three years the Rally Committee has aided school activities by series ot rally and calls. The president last semester was Jacl: Goodwing this semester, Fred Grat. The sponsor has been Mr. A. J. Smith. Very recently the Rally Committee and the Repertory Guild have joined torces and ettected reorganization. Membership is drawn trom students recommended by the tollowing departments: Dramatics, boys' and girls' physical education, art, iournalism, instrumental and vocal music. Ex-otticio members are the student body president, the girls' and boys' vicea presidents, the stage manager, and head yell leader. t 23 I We, fha! have but spun-long life, Hie Hllcker must lay on fhe pleasure.