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

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ! ROW I: Jacobs, Chamberlin, President: Hansen, Peckham. Fitzgerald. ROW III: Morton. Hinshaw. 1 II: McCormick, Folsom, Tracy, ff . BOYS' GLEE CLUB Guasti, Ballas, Snavely. ROW Pinney, Burke, Forsythe, Pen- ner, Anderson, Holloway, Milinewych, and 3 -if ' -Lf f...c . ' 4, 1. . 4 f, ROW I: Nolan, Betz, Hendrickson, Pollard, Little, Davies, Sponsor: Mitchell, Buchanan, Reid, Ellis, Hynes. ROW II: Stewart, Burgess. McRae, Norsworthy, Smooi, Thomlinson, Lib- by, Maag, Griffith, Pockrandt, Peterson, Waite. ROW III: Mack, Cornat, Cox, Benson, Baugh, Robbins, Rapp, Wallace, Weinstein, Dangler, Blunden, Roy. ROW IV: Darms, Christensen, Bingham, Farmer, Vannice, Gie- ser, Strong, Mitchell, Beard, Blaisdell, Knepel. ROW V: Dixon, Wilburn, Kordahl, McKelvey, Walsh, Kempster, Flury, Nelson, Kitto, Wa!- rous, Pinnev. ' Girls' Glee Club Boys Glee Club The most important function of the Boys' Glee this semester was the Christmas program which they presented with the Girls' Glee Club. They have had a very successful semester with Mike t'Frankie Boy Ballas, as their capable president. The highlight of the term for Girls' Glee was their radio program which they presented over K.M.P.C. Outstanding soloist was Daidra Bingham, who sang 'Romance' The Girls' Glee has enjoyed several parties this semester with the Boys' Glee as their guests.

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ROW I: Zureck, Barnen, Cornelison, Leibrock, Sukdol, Hinkson. ROW II' ROW I: Shaffer, Beiseri, Connolly, Randall, Sponsor: Fehlman, House Man- McDonald, Mende, Henderson, Caras, House Manaqer: Draoer, Waldman, aqer: Field, Means. ROW II: Moran. Benson, Cornat, Mack, Pinnock, Bails Frcmeni. ROW III: Quinlan, Sanders. Can-on, Lundgren, Chase, Ibers, Lit- ROW III: Lundeen, Justad. Lang, Gilberi, Colvin, Freiias, Snjuih. HOW IV. tleworih, Lindsey. ROW IV: Chamberlin, Prather, Locken, Lambert, Aiello, Marquis, Braunschweiler, Thomas, Olson, Fiie, Swanson, Vxnger, Grinde- Head Usl-er: Simons, Michael, Granis. ROW V. Evans, Morrill, Ralston, land, Nichols. Spring, Eliard. Mitchel, Lowerison, McClaskey. ROW VI: Villasenior, Hunt Vardaman, Johnscn, Andersen, Hinshaw, Lowe, Allen. , SERVICE SQUADS Officiating at the many aud calls, football and basketball games, and at graduation constitute the main functions of the service squad, whose name indicates what it performs-service led by George Caras and Mr. Johnson, the squad has been an invaluable asset to the school. The girls of this ambitious service organization are chosen for their ability to handle people, and for their traits of leadership. The active members perform such duties as ushering at the summer graduation, as well as at the girls' aud cals. The hard working members of this organ- ization deserve much credit. Q r --4 , A , is x , s ?' ' izro' lin, - im rgs:-' W' SX 1 'U i fi' N . f Q X ,J N x S Q K fl' - ' if fi f' sub ' 4' 1 ' f-1: 5 Nli:yfQ:9QIE-