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

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SCIENCE Iva E. Childs Harold John Coogan Ruby Davis Vernon P. Duncan Enid Elser William E. Froggah Eva. G. Hodgens Verda Hodgman Mary Kelley P. A. Richmond Norman Schechter Hazelle Smilh Calvin R. Benefiel Eslelle Y. Burch William A. Cole Glenn B. Coy Samuel Harman Roy B. Polier Mary Kelley Theodore C. Losey Earclley B. Madsen James D. Moffat C,.. ,-,,- , f .sk- .. N y x Q R, 1 . 1 Q xx X lf C C . ..,.,,,, W X S 3 s 1 if Q R Q1 X f 6 , . 1 s 'TT' f Z w' V' wf an . ' . ...fy , fr ,- if f .,.. if-f74 ziG ', X 1 , if 1111 . f f ,f Norman A. Noonan Alice Segal Helen Spears Viclor Aerlker Dorothy Herlzog Abraham Herzel X , X, Z f x E . J, fi' r 25 f Z Q f w f f X i my I Z! ig, X X .K , 4 ,. X .,.:. ......., . ,, .,., ' , ,.i-fn? li.e ...,. ., . M E 1 f 1 f ,. .. 1 rf, arid' Q5 I SOCIAL STUDIES i3

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1, Blanche M. Carlson Mary B. Crumpacker Agnes l. Jenkins Mary F. McKenna Dorothy P. Swope Richard G. Estes Joaquin Fraters Rebecca Reece Marie L. Regnier Elizabeth G. Tallis Henry Tirado adm? M? HOMEMAKING LANGUAGE James G. Crosby qi' 4 Stanley M. Cundrff ' , , ' Harry W. Stone is E's2'a 5 l ,lt xg X E -.., 1 . . mn f ,, 'ff vw DRIVER EDUCATION K Mixed foods classes observe the proper technique from Miss Jenkins I-A 1 -17 WW ,V . , if 9 .A -' ', , ,fff 'v ' ,. fy, 1 ,, ,,,.......-,WffW,M Www' . , , f a f mkivinl V h4 L