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

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mi. view 5. fiiqia PRINCIPAL AND COMIVIENTATOR Flash-Washington High School, Los Angeles, Califor- nia: While preparing to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its existence, George Washington High School looks back over highlights of its history with the news reel camera- man and Mr. Thomas E. Hughes, commentator . . . . Mr. Hughes: For almost a year before Washington opened, September, l927, ten years ago, the principal was under appointment and was having considerable to do and say about building plans and about the selection of teachers. Naturally, the type and quality of both were based on dreams, ideals, and upon ex- periences covering years of practical observations. Much freedom was allowed-in fact, the judgment of the principal was sought in both of these important and basic starting points in the matter of building a real school.