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

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WINTER STUDENT SERVICE PRESI- DENTS-The horn blows aT T2:5O! STu- denTs never run lor shelTer 'lor They know iT's Colleen McKay and Bob O'Callaghan blowing The air horn To warn us ThaT The campus was judged dirTy, and iT's up To us To clean iT. Colleen and Bob walk around campus judging Their rcspecTive areas eiTher clean or dirTy. AfTer The areas are iudged, Colleen, Bob, and Mr. H. Coogan decide The final ouTcome. STU- denT Service PresidenTs were noT only in charge of The clean campus pro- gram, buT also of obTaining plaques Tor campus clubs and medallions Tor sTudenT council. They also helped WiTh The plans Tor The new sTudenT council room which WashingTon should have by W'58. WiTh The help of Bob and Colleen our campus is usually neaT and clean. WINTER STUDENT HEALTH COMMITTEE-Missakian, ConTopulos, Graff, Link, Miss Sylvc, adviser Mrs. Fraga, nurse, PosiTo. COLLEEN MCKAY and BOB O'CALLAGHAN Girls' and Boys' Student Service Presidents WINTER HEALTH COMMITTEE -Every Monday during noon a friendly Teacher, Miss Lucille Sylva, wiTh Tour sTudenTs Tiles inTo The Girls' Gym classroom. The Tour sTudenTs are Mary Missakian, The Commissioner of HealTh and SaTeTy, and her commiTTee-Ronnie Graff, Mary Link, and Pat Posito. To promoTe beTTer healTh and saTeTy habiTs among The stu- denTs is The purpose of The CcmmiTTee. This group sup- porTed oTher successful service acTiviTies last semesTer which included SaTeTy Week and PosTure Week. During boTh of These campaign weeks many posTers decorafed The school and many articles were writ- Ten in The school paper re- minding us To be careTul and waTch our posfure.

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PAT POSITO Inter-Club Council President WINTER INTER-CLUB COUNCIL-To Co- ordinote oll on-compus clubs ond their octivities is the king-size iob ot the lnter-Club Council. Ably led by Pot Posito, the council formed mony com- mittees to do such Things os seeing thot oll the clubs hcxve on specific pur- pose ond duty to perform, filing o con- stitution ot eoch club with ICC, ond helping clubs with ony problems they moy hove. It wos olso the councils duty to ploce oll clubs in o bungolow thot formerly met in the buildings to lessen confusion ot noon. In '57, cr new policy wos undertoken ond ICC wos represented in Student Council by the president. Mr. Jomes Allen sponsors the council. The ICC wos in chorge ot ossigning Sports Nights to the clubs thot wished to sponsor them. school duties ore performed cheerfully JM, WINTER INTER CLUB COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-Row 1: P. Posito, Fritsche, Richison, Mr, Allen, sponsor. Row 2: Brungctrdt, Condon A Posito Brady Snider Arnoelsteen. Row 3: Jue, Loveless, Forsen, Gutierrez, Love, Schulman, Green, Owens, DeCostro, Cosello

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QW GIRLS LEAGUE SCHOOL COMMITTEE-Row I: J, Esensten, Englund, Eisenstadt, Braun, Gall, Landee Bernst Losey. Row 2: Nordin, Charpenrier, Rae, Clubb, Blodgett, Gregory, Posito, Peterson. Row 3 W Esensten, Denenny, Dorsey, Cote, Tell, Nocas, Porter, Wisnoski, Hopper. GIRLS' LEAGUE SCHOOL COM- MITTEE-Under the leadership and guidance of Judy Gall and Sandy Nightingale, School Committee had another suc- cessful year. Decorating and serving tor league activities is the main purpose of the Com- mittee. The most exciting event tor Washington Marthas is the Sadie l-lavvkins' dance when each girl grabs her Lil' Abner and drags him to Dogpatch. lt is even more exciting to par- ticipate in the actual planning ot the Sadie as every girl in School Committee will agree. To become a member of the Committee, one must have ar- tistic ability, be willing to work, and have previous art experience. league events br ng us closer together -Q' if ABQ ,,,,,,...,...........-.0-mf we-it 31 it same ' re gime 3,8 WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET-Row I: Bennett, Cole, Tarmo, Taylor. Row 2: Condon, Englund, Pomaville, Mulconery, Snider, Cronshaw.