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

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THANKS T0 THE REINFORCEMENTS Another year has gone by, another volume of Washington history and tradi- tion has been compiled and recorded by your Continental Staff. Yet behind each great undertaking, each great achievement, there are a few people, who, although they have been instrumental in the success, still remain in the back- ground and receive little or no applause. lt is, therefore, now most fitting that we, the Continental Staff, publicly express our genuine thanks and sincere appre- ciation to those whose willing assistance and advice made the Builder issue ot the Continental. So, at this appropriate time, we say, Thanks to the Rein- torcementsf' Miss Eva L. Andrews, Publications Director Mr. Harold Hemenway Jones, Art Director Mr. William L. Garst, Business Manager Mr. Jack Cannicott, Engraving Adviser Mr. Don Steans, Printing Adviser Mr. Churchill Gardiner, Photographer , -u-,4a.n-asnwmrnn.-rg. V--1-.va-vw... .-.iw -

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H , fy ' ' ' gil, .Sx,f.s A 11 ,sf NN. , XX' .,...., ,. ff ' V yy ?,9,,.5,Q y y ,, 2 ' ,, ,I i .' :S I ,Q K if I Reconstruction Begins A pick, a shovel, sturdy hands al steady toot. The ground is broken! R construction has started, and soon tl sounds of pounding hammers, buzzil saws and concrete mixers will till I air. From the crumbling earthquak shaken building will rise a strong, sa school ready for occupancy by mai who have never enjoyed the cool hal comfortable classrooms, auditorium cafeteria. Those who have worked the building and know its convenienc can well appreciate the beginning the new day.