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

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I YOURS VOR A CLL AN SU-llllll. adv I . 6 I W a The following members of the senior class, by reason of acceleration, departure for mili- tary service, or transfer from other schools were not photographed for this edition of the Surveyorg Betty John Baker, Edward A Collins, Jr., Thomas J. Collins, Louis Joseph Glicks- perg, Jr, Ruth l-lenriette Holst, Albert Joseph Reyff, Pearl l-larriett Schaffer, Beatrice June Schamp, Francis l-l. Schanz, Dorothy Frances Wagner, l-larold G. Zahn.

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THE CLASS OF '42 IN REVIEW The members of the Fall class of i942 have left Washington, but they still retain memories of the happy time they spent within these walls. The three years that passed before senior prom night are filled with memories that Washingtonians will never forget. ln the spring of l94O, this class first entered Washington's halls and began to ascend the primary step of the high school ladder. At their first class meeting they elected Bob England as their president, Ruth Fisher and Rosalie Dygert completed the trio of officers. They strug- gled under the weight of their class project, Clean- up, but they worked hard and soon the school showed signs of neatness. That term ended and the next began, with Bill Rose becoming the chief executive, and again Ruth Fisher was vice president, with Florence Lindsey as secretary. This term they vowed to stop traffic acci- dents within the school, and posted signs and traffic directors in the halls and stairways to assure the success of their Safety Campaign. This small but spirited class elected Nat Garibaldi as president, Bill Rose as vice president and Marilyn Adams as secretary, in their low junior term, and then they hurried on up the ladder until .in the fall of l94l they became high juniors, This term they sponsored a junior day rally with a Gay lNlineties theme. The next term Mike Khenchilian was at the helm, and Marilyn Adams was vice president, with Gloria Franklin as secretary. The term passed fast and soon the class became high and mighty seniors, They elected I-larold Winans, president, Marilyn Adams, vice president, and Rosilie Dygert, secretary After a never to be forgotten term, with a won- derful prom to climax it, the class of Fall '42 marched up the aisles to receive their diplomas and bid fare- well to Washington. s l ' tl I YV! ygjxz ,. i t I , N ,J From PRESIDENT to PRIVATE l l