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

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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

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N . A ,uf .NP 4 A V., ' .L ' , .1 .N I xv. A ei X 11 li, .,, . l l i buuc nf Wm I 1 , M 5 . we ,- ft? V g ii , i fs , J PHYSICAL EDUCATION ,W -'W' WW ,, ff X ff .4 ,QQ , ,, , hmm Of ' f smswwwwemx Z C CL' Q P :U -I I6 Wilfred Abbott Mary Davis David Lyman Mary Warncok John W. Sanders Genevah Sharples Nancy Stuart Lucille E. Sylva Robert E. White M U S I C, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, A N D ART DEPARTMENTS- Our mu- sic department offers every- thing from music appreciation to advanced composition .... The industrial arts department prepares boys for many fields in its wood, electric, printing, machine, and auto shops... The physical education depart- ment offers a balance of work and play for all Washington students. . .T h e purpose of the art department is to create appreciation and a sense of harmony and loalance. Genevive Ahrens Joseph S.Barry William G. Culler Lew J. Dunning Geneva G. Gary Pauline Howell Allie Johnson Harry F, Perry Edward Anderson ', 1, , fan . I tl f fu , 4 fi ,, f if Ziff Q' Kathryn Hazell M, I Henrietle Miller 1,5 I 4 Wyf t 'I .v-.W A . an I W4 fy - Q. '79 3 f, ' , 5 A ' , .' r , ' ' ,., ' , ' ' '1,'z's ' , Y., '- f' A , ., , at .1 ,.fff,, -21: ' f .4 V, - , ., 4, ' ffffg fj7,f7 , ' ' r :IQ ' ffl: f f ' 3 4 , A-of Y I -V ,H ,g -,',, - fray:-, rf, , ,I I . ,N , 6, , . , ,Q , 5351! I f I 'Z ,'7 1 ' Z4 .ff.,f 1 ffl fflgw, 1 . ' ,, ' M 4 ,f fgg, 1 tg' A' , V52 ', a J' ,,N'fW ' ,,i ?'N,'QiiJ,1f'- ,ii wif f 'L V 1,24 1' 'Z ff ' VL 1 . f 4,6LMiQfZ'm:gI' wf:fq'ff1 f ftiqffiy 5 - Wl vlg I W' 72' if ' ,. I I' I f INDUSTRIAL ARTS Teresa Werminghaus Arthur E. Bishop Russell A. Burnett Fred R. Dobrit Robert C. Gilliland Otto W. Quistorff Arthur E. Summons Orville B. York ri Q -I '-cs