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

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The Faculty Miss Bolin and Mr. Gorham cut up at Faculty Rally Mr. Ed Abercrombie Mr. Alan Addlestone Mrs. Melanie Ainsworth Miss Betty Alexander Mr. Emil Anderson Mrs. Mildred Bickel Miss Cocile Bolin Mr. Franz D. Brandt Mrs. Evelyn Brillhart Mr. John J. Burke Mr. Cecil Carroll Miss Lucille Carson Miss Kathleen Cauley Miss Rita Clark Mr. Hugh Clenaghan Mrs. Alice Collins Miss Margaret Coope Miss Catherine Counihan Miss Laurette Cullinan Mrs. Irene Davey Miss Catherine Davis Mrs. Cecilia Deehan Mrs. Margaret Denny Miss Anna May Dickson Mr. John W. Dougiess Miss Dorothea Forcade Miss Juanita Garcia Miss Edith Garin Mrs. Bernice Gates Mr. Edw. S. Gorham Mrs. Birdeena Gowan Mr. Lawrence Hawkinson Mrs. Corinne Hedtke Mrs. Lenamae Herrick Mr. Abe Hesselberg Miss Alice Hoppel Miss Ethelinda James Miss Elinor Jess M iss Erma Kellogg Mr. Marion Knott Mr. Ferdinand Lapeyri Sgt. Clarence J. Lee Mrs. Edna Logan Mr. Saul Madfes Mr. Wm. Magner Miss Mary Marshall Sgt. Arthur E. Miller Mr. F. W. Morton Miss Elizabeth Murphy Mr. Walter Odone Miss Alice O'Leary Mr. Seymour Pearson Mr. John S. Phelan Miss Margaret Poole Mr. John H. Queiser Mr. Henry Raphael Miss Mildred Rauner Mr. James Rasella Miss Josephine Rausch Mr. Chad Reade Mr. John Rocky Mrs. Margaret Rumer Miss Arline Scharff Miss Sonia Selig Miss Florence Shearer Mrs. Catherine Sheehan Miss Edith Silberstein Mrs. Dorothy Sundel Mrs. Myrtle Swanson Sgt. Everett Turney Mr. John C. Uhte Mr. Eldred Vanderlaan Mr. Louis Vasquez Mrs. Frances Wagstaff Mr. Onni Wilson Mr. John Welch Mrs. Elsie Williamson Mr. Hugh Wire STAFF Mr. Thompson Mr. Anderson Miss White Miss Fulton Mrs. Foley Miss Weinstein Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Clark Mrs. Koster Mrs. Stein Mr. Finn V Mr. Wire helps Mr. Morton make a quick change Mrs. Swanson leading the Choir La Senorita (Miss Poole) y El Serior (Mr. Morton)

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Administration MR. O. I. SCHMAELZLE Principal All too often a faculty of a school is looked upon as a group of persons to be held in esteem solely because of their training and ability. George Washington, however, has been fortunate enough to have one which possesses both of these traits as well as the very necessary element of good sportsmanship. Everywhere the spirit of friendliness and helpfulness prevails. We are doubly proud of our teaching staff for its serious and conscientious professional attitudes. The records of our graduates have proven our teachers do their work efficiently and properly. Washingtonians, all hail our industrious and good natured teaching staff. O. I. SCHMAELZLE MISS ELEANOR JACKSON Assistant Principal MR. GEORGE M. KLINGNER Assistant Principal MISS ELEANOR PARSONS Head Counselor

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GEORGE ROBINSON President Student Body Officers Fall 49 George Robinson, student body president, is the quiet type, but with his quietness he had the respect of the student body as its leader. This was proven during 1949 when he made a special broadcast-appeal to the students to police themselves at noon before the Administration was forced to take a hand and treat us like babies. The appeal was heeded. Carol Foster was our vice-president from a hospital bed. During the summer of 1949 she contracted polio and was unable to actively fulfill her duties. But she did plan in writing and in detail all the school dances ahead of time. Claire Foster, secretary, became acting vice-president, and did an excellent job carrying out Carol's plans. She did a lot on her own, also, to help make dances and rallies a big success during 1949. Burk Jones, second vice-president, proved he could take over in an emergency. He became acting secretary and did a very fine job taking minutes and keeping the records. Joe Sterne, our treasurer, put George Washington High over the top again in student body card sales. We were 100% within five days for the 15th term in a row. Sam Potter did a fine fob as custodian. He had a lot of trophies and banners to care for, as George Washington High's fall sports record was one to envy. Bob Treseler, athletic manager, did a swell job putting over ticket sales at the games, averaging 1000 tickets per game for the football season, and should be especially commended for putting over programs at the games, especially the Lincoln-Washington program. Gus Hassapakis, yell leader, brought two new yells to Washington: Go Get 'Em Scarlet and Eagle Fight Yell. Gus was also the one who put over the half-time card tricks at the Lincoln and Lowell football games. JOE STERNE Treasurer SAM POTTER BOB TRESELER Custodian Athletic Manager GUS HASSAPAKIS Yell Leader