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

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Class Officers LEO CAPOS ALETHA RIEDEL JOANN LOW President Vice-President Secretary LLOYD TUNIK MARY GOODE BILLIE CHING President Vice-President Secretary HIGH SOPHS MARTIN MALCHOW EARLENE SMITH FRANCES COHEN President Vice-President Secretary

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Spring 19 5 0 HIGH SENIORS HARRY MATHIS LOUISE FIELDS LILA GOLD President Vice-President Secretary LOW SENIORS MARY LEWIS Secretary BUD FORBEY President HIGH JUNIORS DICK MILLER President JOYCE CONDROTT Vice-President CAROLE BAKER Secretary

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SYLVIA BAQUIE JOYCE COHEN JOYCE CONDROTT HELEN DEMITH The Girls’ Service Society, founded by Miss Edith Pence thir- teen years ago, always stands ready to serve Washington in any capacity which the faculty deems necessary. The G.S.S. is an elective organ- ization. To become a member, a candidate must have a high citi- zenship record and at least fair scholarship marks. The girls, who are nominated by the teachers and members of the group, must have a record of many services promot- ing the welfare of the school. Be- cause there may not be more than twenty-five members at a time and because the requirement of service is so high, most of the members are seniors. The duties of the G.S.S. are many and varied. With the help of the Eagles they ably keep order in the rallies and cafeteria without faculty assistance. Ushering at school functions and operating the elevator are two more duties of G.S.S. members. BETH INGRAM President, Fall President for the fall term was Beth Ingram, while Bobbie Slote was elected to this office the fol- lowing term. ISABEL LEE RIYO KUNISAWA HARRIET HAWKINS STELLA HASSON JUNE HAGOSIAN CAROL FREEDMAN CLAIRE FOSTER