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

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Action has been the keynote of C-.A.A. during the past year. The energetic and peppy 'fems' have had hours of fun and frolic through the sports offered. Practically every day swarms of girls move over the girls' athletic field, playing volleyball, tennis, speedball, basketball, and hockey. Swimming, too, has its place, with the aqua- tic-minded girls traveling to the Y.W.C.A. pool. One of the most vivid memories of C.A.A. is the annual banuet, at which everyone goes all out for a good time, such as at the 'Winter Carnival' G A A c A A CABINET-Left to Right-new 1: Dolores lanes, lean campben, loan Basis, Ann , , , Brown, Miss Sylva, Ann Beller, president: Dorthey Andrews, Marjorie, Meeker, Greta Olsen. Row 2: Beverly Giese, lean Reed, Shirley Huckins, Pat Olsen, lanis Shaber, Par Kieth.

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DEVELOP SCI-ICDCDL SPIRIT HORSESHOE l WINNER ATHLETIC CABINET-Left to Right-Row I: Bobby PETE RETA Fredson. Row 2. Mr. Carmichael, sponsor: Bruce Marsh, Ray Larson, Frank Carringella, Don Albitx. Row 3: Larry lacobson, Bob Zuber, lohn Homuller, Ralph Kauwell. Row 4: Ted Hill, Eli Point, Rudolph Mammoth, Gene Cates. Cheer leaders are always necessary to give the student body a sense of unity during athletic games and this year the cheer leaders have worked hard to lend enthusiasm to all the competitive events held here at Washington, The yells were led by Lloyd Ballantyne and the boys were really put through their paces, especially Bob james, who proved to be the fast stepper of the quartet. Although Tiny Tamburri worked hard at the business of leading cheers, he managed to find the time to water the track at one of the games, while Don Albitz's quiet manner was quickly shed as he donned the garb of yell leader. Although the song leaders are not allowed to participate in events that are competitive, the girls strutted their stuff at the few rallies that we did have. While Ann Beller did the very necessary job of conducting the audience, Denee Colden and Becky Chambers performed their clever pom-pom routines. Yell and Song Leaders-Left to Right-Row l: Denee Golden, Ann Beller, Becky Chambers. Row 2: Bob lames, Antony Tamburri, Lloyd Ballantyne. Don Albitz.

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WCDRK AND PLAY Bond and stamp sales were boosted this semester by the method of having individual groups and clubs sponsor a bond week. Each of the participating groups :selected a hero to honor. information concerning each hero was posted in the main bul- letin board and posters were dis- played in the main halls. Some of the bond weeks were adver- tised by having a program put on by the members of the group. lltil, '-J Lui-'-' lllfl A tl E ll ,ff lQ:5 H5 ' if l'lItii'f's- ff X , 1, iii: gg.-' 'haw 3 ., 1255.115-Q-.A N . S l l i IBEW l Y E : Q Q Cf , 1 K I - Y!! - 't., X li .gi qi li .rss - 1 1 N- X ' l 9 -, i -- m a 'l m' H5 . 'NS' l la lit. ,fl if V Xflfr rtt lil! Q I f -r A s g. .4511-Q gn Hmm f K Many different kinds of adver- tisement were used. Some groups played records during noon, some presented talent, and one class staged a dance. Whil-2 most of the groups hon- ored a Washington Cold Star Hero. several honored one who was still alive. Y K