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

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DR. PAUL FISHER Principal GIRLS' VICE PRINCIPAL-A deep in- terest in all phases of girls' activities, Mrs. Clarita Neher has, for the past three years, been director of the ex- tra-cirricular at Washington. I-ler warm smile, ready helpfulness, and quiet refinement are an inspiration to those girls who seek her advice. An observer would little realize that this gentle, petite lady was once an Olympic diving champion! Dedicated to build- ing character, she is the first to whom the girls turn when a problem arises. MRS. CLARITA NEHER Girls' Vice Principal I0 PRINCIPAL-Always first to buy an activity book is characteristic of the in- terest Dr. Paul Fisher has in our ac- tivities. Building a smooth working or- ganization from the scholastic pro- gram supplemented with activities, Dr. Fisher gives Washington students a first-hand example of capable ad- ministration. ln addition to all nor- mal responsibilities that come with his iob, our principal is concerned with the welfare of each student and his door is open to all who go to him for advice. r X BOYS' VICE PRINCIPAL-Faculty and students alike, in fact all who knovv Vice Principal Wilson K. Jordan, ap- preciate the steadying influence he brought vvith him to Washington tvvo years ago. The same eager, efficient spirit that must have prevailed over his Franklin High classes has made many a friend for Mr. Jordan on the Cherrytree Campus. With a friendly smile and a ready hello for everyone he meets, Whether on the ground or in his office, Mr. Jordan is truly at home with us. MR. WILSON JORDAN Boys' Vice Principal X, fkiks ff

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Harold W. Axe Viola Bentley Fred R. Dobric Robert L. Hawthorne . X 'Sh- JL.: v.. faq MA JI LN--i S Lfj ' Henry A. Johnson L Francis L. Lawyer Y A David H. Lyman 3, fl Ig! Robert C. Mclean 'ji X Eardley Madsen xv 6 T. Chester Pritzhard 1 1 f i L If - s Jr X 4' EN :fr ,JV 'J I lj U' fy f 9 1 Q1 a ' ff xJ' Q1 P P ., ,f U' ' xr Genevieve Ahrens 11 f V X' Eva L. Andrews I r. ' N IX Rf ,V old John Coogan A ag E ' A- . . A Glen B. Coy Q Q f '11 L A ' Lester G. Heilman as 3 0' tr' - , I5 - I - ' if .1 fi - 7 X. 1975 es . s in I :A X 9 ' V ' 4 .41 5 . il EQ' sf K A s Edna HeIveY I la Sh' I I F A A AA Esther Neumeyer , .... R ,M orman A. Noonan . 4 w w L - s Q.. Daniel Siemens Q. nk ,fm-. F . 4 5, K ,gut sql 4' iff f ' is J ...,.. ' E C0-CDRDINATCDRS SCIENCE, MATH, SOCIAL STUDIES, CO-ORDINATORS-Learning what makes you tick can be loads ot tun as lite science, physiology, chemistry, and physics students discover each semester. ..Oftering a variety ot mathe- matics courses ranging from basic math to solid geometry and Trigonometry, math teachers build habits and pave the way for better reasoning and prepare academic students tor college . . . In the social studies department, European and American history classes untold the story of man from the past to the present in a way everyone tinds easy to study and understand . . . A vital part of any modern school system are the efticent co-ordinators who work to build the needed individual programs. They spend many hours working tor the benefit ot all students at Cherrytree Campus.