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

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! loiby, Row ge, f .Row TRAFFIC AND SEHYtClHSOyADS Row 1 — Coldring. Morris, Tracy, Modeland, Heiner, Iwakoshi. Kuiaki, Nesbit, Frost, Furstnow, Furnishima. Row 2 — Cooper, Hartzelf, Thayer, Cordon, Hill, Timmerman, Smith, Yoshida, Turner, Robinson, Dascenzi. Row 3 — Yamane, Burnside, Johnson, Phernambque, Weaver. Mr. Edwards, Baynes, Spaeth, Schain, Harris. Row 1 — Bogart, McCerty, Ueschert, Taylor, Criswold, Dahl, Mr. Bauer, Benesh, Frame, Fodor, Brown :,,Hill gomW ' l onso ' ( Ro )0l its !S- Row 1 — Bogart, McCerty, Ueschert, Taylor, Criswold, Dahl, Mr. Bauer, Benesh, Frame, Fodor, Brown, M.; Hamilton, Morris, Collins, Anderson, J.; Carter, Kinman, Marsh, Pealer, Anderson, N.; Morrell, Wahlquist. Martin, Priewe, Rowley, Cooper, Harrell, Littleworth, Creer, Conroy, Yamane, Waddell. Row 4 — Hanford, Hu Higgin, Evers, Heiner, Frierson, Clark, Jensen, Hamaji. Aiken. Row 2 — Row 3 — Griffith, jmphry, Mellbern, ) Service Squad . . . restraining the football crowds . . . maintaining order at assemblies . , . ushering at graduation exercises . , . checking tickets . . . passing out programs . . . guarding doors . . . shining their badges. Their members are selected on the basis of ability, character and dependability. They are an integral part of Boys ' Self Government. Traffic Squad. These Aides to Washington are known as the Lafayettes . . . They guard, patrol cars and direct traffic. . . Lafayettes, we salute you!

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SELF COVER ENT GIRLS Row 1 — Chavez, Asmussen, Neuman, Packard, Huckins, Lash, Nelems, Shoemaker, Rempter, Pate, Warner, Nicholas, Norby, Terusa. Row 2 — Cox, Bohart, Bradley, Brown, Reid, Johnson, Brooker, Solomon, MacNab, McAnney, Galier, Herman. Row 3 — Melcher, McBratney, Bitterlich, Schon, Estes, DeSues, Dudley, Moser, Dodge, Haire, Nash, Luten, Shepherd, Dodge, P. Row 4 — Mike, Fernald. Blomquist, Zetwo, Barron, Smith, E. ; Rutledge, Hoon, Richards, Frazee, Pollitt, McClatchy. Row 5 — Pascoe, Miller, M. A.; Cordon, C. ; Jones, D. ; Brooks, Field, Lund, Dean, Jex, Hardy, Fischer. BOYS - ■ ' ' V ' j ' -tV - - y Row 1 — Howell, Confar, Bartik, Greeley March, Cooper, Modeland, Heiner, Kinman, Bollman, Dahl, Kee, Carnaqua, Henkle, Kimmell, Dolan, Toth, Weaver, Barclay, Wilson, Byron, Sakolis, Erickson, Mushett, Cordon. Row 2 — Leifwich. Dascenzi, Hill, Cross, Escovar, Tracy, Johnson, Moss, Anselmo, Alvarado, Wurzer, Elliott, Neighbours, Lamb, Jones, Robinson, Montgomery, Cieser, Coogin, Boecking, Clark, Hughes, Anderson. Row 3 — Archer, Malz, Whittington, Beckland, Dalton, Lavoie, Monson, Long, Nesbitt, Beck, Lodge, Theys, Wood, Whyman, Irwin, Weaver, Mathis, Jenke, Bolkovatz, Stone, Clark, Cooke. Row 4 — Carmichael, Schied, Renken, Monson, Sibbald, Nuno, Mertin, Risse, Bartley, Ezzell, McDonald, Raber, Russell, Knapp, Harris, Puddy, Orr, Hobbs, Rau, Hartzell, Staddon, Clancy, Perlin. Row 5 — Blunden, Ross, O ' Neil, Case, Dobyns, Hadley, Greene, Ward, Miller, Chapman, Ward, Thompson, LeLevier, Andrews, Whaley, Kappe, Brasile, Irvine, Clyde, Scott, Aylward. They maintain order in the halls . . . during and between periods at our high school . . . they serve for a whole semester . . . sacrificing a free period . . . maintaining posts at doors . . . loiterers, pranksters kept out of halls . . . demanding of hall passes. They have the power to give demerits . . . and for their work receive four merits each semes- ter . . .an average of 150 students serve. . .theirs is a real service to Washington High.

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J .i ' STUDENT ' -BODV STORE I Row 1 — Earle, Stroud. Cooksley, Sabo, Tuffey, Connary, Mr. Garst, Martin, Perry, Nesbit, Fillson. Bankston. Row 2 — Steel, Ritter, Coupal, O ' Connor, Hegarty, Marstou, Anderson, Reei, Engstrom, Reever. Row 3 — Fierdingstad, Schneider, Myers, Marr, Alvarado, Snell, Read, Marino, Bianchard, Drake. SENIOR B REPRESENTATIVES Littleworth, Downie, Maag. Wimmer, Chauncey, Hoewner, Callahan, Hill, Escovar, Nicks, Bogart. Student Body Store . . . administers business end of school affairs . . . has charge of tickets . . . Sur- veyor distribution . . . bus books . . . manila covers . . . emblems. Practical experience for commer- cials Senior Bee Representatives . . . executive committee of Presidents ' nominate class officers F . . .recommend sweater colors, styles, prices. Cooperate with the cabinet on recognition . . . class day . . . prom . . . quickly approaching graduation. Learn use of complicated machines ... to make charge, f J