George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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(Mlaalase Faculty Members Mrs, Rose Avina bends over her desk, planning a Spanish Club meeting . . . Mrs. Catherine Sheehan is faculty auditor as well as councillor for sophs . . . Miss Catherine Davis is the kindly but firm librarian who maintains the studious quiet among the books . . . Mrs. Rachel Burd is busy with some of the many English compositions her classes turn in. Opposite Page Mr. Charles Scheflin’s smile is for the unexpected triumph of his football team . .. Mr. John Burke is faculty treasurer as well as science teacher . . . Miss Haidee Tobriner develops artists who win national awards . . . Miss Greta Woodruff is head of the cafeteria and also teaches cooking. Tempting odors waft from her room to the Surveyor office next door . . . Mr. Marion Knott directs orchestral music . . . Mrs. Birchlyn Bannister keeps her history classes on their toes . . . Mrs. Lillian Claytgm, one of the girls’ Physical Education teachers, sponsg nany ath- letic activities. Abercrombie, Mr. Edward Auto Shop Ainsworth, Mrs. Milanie English Atherton, Mr. Donald Mechanical Drawing Avina, Mrs. Rose . Spanish Algebra, Geometry Sales, Buying U. S. History, Civics Bus. Arith., Algebra, Geom. Mathematics English, German Typing, Stenography Baker, Mr. William alaam, Mr. Rufus Bannister, Mrs. Birchlyn Barker, Mr. Eugene H. Bartholomew, Mr. Bruce Bickel, Mrs. Mildred . Bilafer, Miss Bernice Browning, Miss Edith English Burd, Mrs. Rachel English Burke, Mr. John Biology Carroll, Mr. Cecil . Chemistry Cauley, Miss Kathleen . Commercial U. S., World History Physical Education sis Commercial Eng., Hist., Journalism Chapman, Mr. Paul . Clayton, Mrs. Lillian +Collins, Mrs. Alice Cook, Miss Jane Coope, Miss Margaret Counihan, Miss Catherine Crowley, Mr. Dennis Cullinan, Miss Laurette Davis, Miss Catherine Denny, Mrs. Margaret . Douglass, Mr. John Fagin, Mr. Arthur . Feliciano, Sergeant F. Forcade, Miss Dorothea Gates, Mr. Thomas Gleditzsch, Mr. Arthur Gowan, Mrs. Birdeena Haley, Miss Phylis Harris, Mr. Rex +Heaton, Miss Margaret Herrick, Mrs. Lenamae Hesselberg, Mr. Abel Hill, Mr. Joseph James, Miss Ethelinda English Latin, English ; Latin, English Civics, History, English Librarian Physical Education Geom., Algebra, Bus. Arith. Physical Education ROnees Physical Education Sonor a ee Commercial Radio, Drama, Pub. Speak. . Ger., Social Studies History, English, Civics Elec. Shop, Alg., Bus. Arith. English fa English Biology, Chemistry Math., Physics English | | | |

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MR. WILLIAM A. WIELAND Boys’ Vice-Principal MR. WIELAND’S MESSAGE To the Class of December, 1938, Hail and Fare- well! Just five short terms ago we greeted you upon the opening of a new school. Now we bid you fare- well as graduates. As you leave, you have our best wishes, and our hope that from your stay at George Washington High School, you take with you a storehouse of pleasant memories, a band of staunch friends, the consciousness of a common task well done in the upbuilding of this school, and increased fitness to confront the next task that awaits you. You leave as a legacy to this school your splendid spirit, the fine example that you have set for future generations of students. For these, the school thanks you. May success and happiness be your portion. MISS ELEANOR M. JACKSON Girls’ Vice-Principal MISS JACKSON'S MESSAGE To the members of the December ’38 Class: You have used well the opportunities for educa- ti on that the community, through this school, has offered you. Because you have done so, you have carried on in an excellent way the work that lies before all of us, that of continually striving to make George Washington High School a better and bet- ter place in which to be. For your great share in this “Building” process we all are grateful. The sense of responsibility towards yourselves, your homes, and your school—this quality has made your achievement possible — gives inspiring promise for the future. Our regret in having to see you go from us is lightened by our joy in your accomplishment and by our faith in you that you can and will continue to “build” for yourselves and others, wherever you may be.

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tw Kelly, Mr. Sylvester Kirwin, Miss Marie Knott, Mr. Marion Leith, Mr. Lloyd . Lockhart, Miss Mabel Logan, Mrs. Edna Longaker, Mr. Harry Lyons, Mr. Frank McMillan, Miss Doris Morton, Mr. Frank O'Leary, Miss Alice Parsons, Miss Eleanor Pearson, Mr. Seymour Perino, Mr. J. F Poole, Miss Margaret Raphael, Mr. Henry Rauner, Miss Mildred Rausch, Miss Josephine Reynolds, Miss Dorothy Reynoldson, Miss Frances Physical Education Social Studies eats LSE te Music History, Physical Education Physiology Commercial Commercial ap a ohe8 Commercial Mech. Draw., Art, Design Foreign Languages English, Social Studies Commercial Physics, Biology Biology, Math. Physical Education : Chemistry Spanish, English Givicse US sbHist. Spanish Physiology Ripley, Mr. James Roberts, Mr. John Scharff, Miss Arline Scheflin, Mr. Charles Shearer, Miss Florence Sheehan, Mrs. Catherine Silberstein, Miss Edith +Swanson, Mrs. Myrtle . +Taylor, Mr. Orville Tobriner, Miss Haidee Torrieri, Mrs. Jewell Uhte, Mr. John ; Vanderlaan, Mr. Eldred Williamson, Mrs. Elsie Wilson, Mrs. Alice +Woodruff, Miss Greta Head of Department. +Chairman of Department. Physics ; Social Studies French, U. S. History Physical Education Physical Education Commercial : Science : Vocal Music Mech. Drawing, Shop Art and Design French Mach. Shop, Cab. Shop French, German Clothing French, Spanish Cafeteria, Home Econ.