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

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SEALBEARERS Bill Beazley Chuck Cuenod Pearl Gottlieb Bruce Marsh Ted Price Lois Wegner Sally Boyer Diane Custer Ed Gotts Marjorie Martin Dick Read Walda Welday Janett Brimhall Charlene Duff Art Horwitz Michael Mcrthos Dick Rush Peggy Whitfield Joe Buchwald Pauline Federer Bill Kincannon Bob Mowers Gerrie Schenk Bob Wiener Bob Calfee Carol Flom Roger Lane Keith Nicol Winifred Sinai Judy Wolfe Kay Cheney Carol Garrison Shirley MacLean Renee Peck Lois Weber Sally Woodson Aamodt Ashton Ayres Emerson Fifield Fink Glick Gregory Hamilton Lafazan Novak Paynter Procter Prumers Woelp

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Jerry Baker Sally Boyer Robert Calfee Pauline Federer ' Lorraine Froggai ' t Courtney Jahnz Lois Kelley Marjorie Martin Paul Possemato Ted Price Dick Rush Lois Wegner Sally Woodson EPHEBIANS — Attaining one of the highest honors available to graduating students, six members of the Athenian class and thirteen Castilians became Ephebians. The goal of this group of civic minded people is to perform worth while services for the betterment of the condiiions of our city. Among its activities was the Juvenile Hall Christmas party. Terry Baker ' ourtney lahnz Chuck Cuenod Edward Gotts Arline McCament Martin McReynolds Jackie Moore QUILL SCROLL QUILL AND SCROLL— Fo ' - being outstanding in the field of Journalism, students are awarded membership in Quill and Scroll If you enjoy inspiring others with pen or pencil, this is truely a goal to work for. This year the members were thrilled by attending Press Day held at U. S. C and at East Los Angeles Junior College. Don Nydam Gerrie Schenk Carl Seltzer John Stevenson Lois Wegner 53 Bfe 5 W M - J

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30 SCHOLARSHIP FOR SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP CABINET W ' 51— ROW I: Hamilton, president; Federer. ROW II: Woodson, Nicol, Lawyer, SCHOLARSHIP CABINET S ' 51— Weber, Federer, presi- dent; Helm, Wegner. SCHCLARSHIP SOCIETY, climaxing the year ' s activities, played host to the Southern Califor- nia Region Scholarship Federation Convention on Apnl 14. Thirty colleges and universities sent delegates who met with groups of scholars to help advise them. These interviews were followed by tours, entertainment, and a lun- cheon. The usual semi-annual recognition as- semblies, honoring the sealbearers and new torchbearers, were held in the fall and the spring Highlighting the Scholarship tea each semester were the Torchbearer oath and the installation of officers Sue Hamilton and Pauline Federer se r ved as able presidents. Brains, brawn, and beauty made up the Scholarship Society which included one semes- ter membe r s, new Torchbearers, old Torch- bearers and Sealbearers. Tutoring students who had difficulties in one or more subjects was the special job of the Torchbearers. SEALBEARERS, those hard working I. Q. ' s, were honored each semesters at an aud call concluding Scholarship Week. They were in- troduced to the school by the Sealbearer chair- men, George Aamodt in the fall, and Keith Nicol in the spring. Presentation of pins by Dr Fisher was followed by the Sealbearer oath. The thi p ty-six Sealbearers of S ' 51 represented the largest membership in the history of the school. To become a Sealbearer one must have belonged to the Scholarship Society four times, once in the senior year.