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

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foreword THESE PAGES BEGIN ANOTHER WASHINGTON STORY, TWENTY-FIFTH IN AN UNBROKEN SERIES. THESE STUDENTS ARE BUT A TINY PERCENT OF THE TWENTY-EIGHT HUNDRED CHARACTERS IN OUR STORY, THESE GREEN LAWNS AND GRACEFUL TREES A FRACTION OF ITS EXTENSIVE SETTING. FOR THE COMPLETE WASHINGTON STORY, IN PICTURES AND WORDS, YOU HAVE ONLY TO WANDER THROUGH THE REST OF THESE PAGES. WE WISH YOU HAPPY WANDERING.

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dedication EVERY STORY HAS SOME CHAR- ACTERS WITH ROLES SO IMPORTANT THAT THEIR ACTIONS TOUCH THE LIVES OF ALL THE OTHERS. IN THE WASHINGTON STORY THERE IS SUCH A CHARACTER, WHO FOR TWELVE YEARS HAS DIRECTED GIRLS' ACTI- VITIES WITH WISDOM AND CALM PATIENCE. BECAUSE THIS LEADING LADY OF THE WASHINGTON STORY WILL NOT BE IN THE CAST NEXT YEAR, AND BECAUSE WE SHALL MISS HER VERY MUCH, HER POISE, HER GENIAL WIT, AND HER SOUND JUDGEMENT, WE DEDICATE THIS T952 EDITION TO HER, MISS HARRIET ROBBINS, GIRLS' VICE PRINCIPAL. WE WISH HER GREAT PLEASURE IN HER VOYAGE TO EUROPE AND HER RETIREMENT TO FOLLOW.