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

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EVA L. ANDREWS Librarian CHRIS T. CARAS Work Experience HAROLD J. COOGAN Sludenl Activities GLENN B. COY Aihleiics DAVID H. LYMAN Allendonce CATHERINE MADVIG English ESTHER NEUMEYER Conlinuaiion NORMAN A. NOONAN Audio-Visual RAY B. POTTER Science MURIEL SESSIONS Guidance DANIEL SIEMENS Business Educalinn LUCILLE E. SYLVA Heclih s HQ.-.-e.c. , . SECRETARIES-Rowl Mrs Thomsen Library Mrs Crumnne Counselors Offrce Mrs Fields Counselors Office Row 2: Miss Graff Attendance Office Mrs Person Aftendowce Office Mrs Ross Principals Office Mrs Allan Principals Office Mrs Keeney Vice Prrcnupals Office

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PRINCIPALS-George Wash- ington is recognized as one of the finest high schools in Southern California. Much of the credit is due to its out- standing faculty. Heading our faculty is Dr. Paul Fisher, prin- cipal. A principalship of a school as large as Washington is not an easy position for it holds many challenging re- sponsibilities. As principal, Dr. Fisher is able to have close contact with the Cherrytree Generals and enioys his work. Sharing executive positions with Dr. Fisher are Miss Mar- garet McKee, Girls' Vice Prin- cipal, and Mr. Wilson Jordan, Boys' Vice Principal. The stu- dents like and respect our principals and are happy to follow and learn democracy in the making. Washington faculty gatherings have a gay and friendly atmosphere. W 'Wh If I Q VW A Q .. 'A .,., ,g M. MR. WILSON JORDAN MISS MARGARET McKEE DR. PAUL FISHER Boys' Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal Principal w dit

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1 '1.. ' ...Ti- -AQ-jig.- HAROLD W. AXE High School Malh VIOLA L. BENTLEY Plone Geometry MARGARET S. CUNNINGHAM Algebra LEONARD DORN Basic Moth ROBERT L. HAWTHORNE Plone Geometry HENRY A. JOHNSON Deporimeni Chairman FRANCIS L. LAWYER Algebra ROBERT C. MCLEAN, JR. Geometry T. CHESTER PRITCHARD Basic Math JAMES E. WADE High School Math CALVIN R. BENEFIEL Aeronuulics ESTELLE Y. DURCH Physiology WILLIAM A. COLE Chemistry GLENN B. COY Life Science G. WILLIAM GINO Life Science MARGARET FRAGA Snhool Nurse MARY M. KELLEY Life Science THEODORE C. LOSEY Life Science ' EARDLEY B. MADSEN Chemistry JAMES D. MOFFAT XM! 3 fl f Agriculture L f' NORMAN A. NOONAN Life Science RAY B. POTTER Physics A' ICE S, SEGAL Life Stience HELEN SPEARS Physiology ARABELLA WILLIAMS Life S:ience DEPARTMENTS OF SCI- ENCE AND MATHEMA- TICS-In order to prepare forthe hnure each wu- dent must have a well- rounded education. Every deparnnent helps rnake classes more interesting torstudents.AAL Ray Por terheadsthe Sdence De- parwnenp offering lHe sdence,physkMogy,chenv why and phyycs The Mathematics Department, led by AAL llonry John- son, ofters Imasic, high schooh and soniorrnath, algebra, anci geonweny, progressing to trigonom- etry and solid geometry. K 1 f- - 'A 'I .ff .'-Lffclrlj 'x..,ftL f' L ,-, f . f , 5 7-.f!lI4lC7fZ1C K1 cf fdgly- CN-'LJ ,, C, Q Q ,r ,Ja fc.-f psi. ::'.- 1 A ez, 'N