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

Page 14 text:

Fall 1950 ALEC BALMY Presideni STELLA HASSON Vice Presidem' DICK KISSICK 2nd Vice Presidenf MARY CARTER Secre+ary LARRY WELLS Treasurer DICK MILLER AI'hIe+ic Manager HARRY KHACHADOURIAN Cusfodian JIM BOVERO YeII Leader Student Body Officers A hard-working group of sludenl body officers, headed by AI Balmy, presidenl, chalked up anoiher successful Ierm for George Washing+on's hislory. AI was heard olien on Ihe broadcasling syslem urging Ihe sludenls over lhe noon lime privileges hump. Doing an excellenl' iob as sludenl body vice presidenl was Siella I-Iasson, who helped plan many dances and rallies. Second Vice Presidem' Dick Kissick was Irequenily seen rushing around doing his share Io make fhe lerm one ol The besl. All records and minuies were eliicienily kepf during 'lhe lerm by Siudeni Body Secrelary Mary Carler. Larry Wells, sludenl body ireasurer, helped ihe school To do il again. George Washing+on was IOOVO in siudenl body card sales for The sevenieenlh siraighi ierm. The fellow allen seen down by lhe Irophy case polishing indusfriously was Harry Khachadourian, cuslodian for Ihe Ierm. Dick Miller, oihlefic manager, did a swell iob in always keeping Washinglon sporis righl oui in froni. Jim Bovero, yell leader, was 'rhe brains behind I'he card 'rricks and yells while Kenny Wood did mosl' of The bouncing for lhe lerm.

Page 13 text:

FAREWELL A few years ago The exercises which we now call Graduaiion were Icnown as Commencemenr. There is a dihference. Graduafion implies one of a series of sleps. Too offen, however, 'rhese sfeps are convenienf places for Iravelers Io slap and resl. Some even fall asleep and larger all furlrher progress. Commencement on 'rhe olher hand, means 'rhe beginning of some new 'raskg a new challenge: a furlher reach. Moy I wish you all cz very auspicious Commence- menf. GEORGE M. KLINONER MR. GEORGE KLINGNER Assisianf Principal Deans Announce Retirement MISS ELEANOR JACKSON Assisfani Principal 'iam FAREWELL I+ is indeed a privilege 'ro have been a parl of Ihis greal school since ils opening day in I936. Twenfy- seven classes, under 'rhe guidance of Iwo dislin- guished Principals and 'rrained by a Facully second Io none, have already been grodualed. The con- Jrinuous accomplishmenls of lhese graduales and ol you, lhe presenl members of Ihe sludenl' body, have caused our school +o develop lo a posilion of real leadership and Io become known 'rhroughoul The land. In Jrhe years ahead I shall prize mosl 'rhe remem- brance of Ihose qualilies 'rhal have made you so oulslanding, and I shall be rejoicing wilh you in each new viclory. ELEANOR M. JACKSON

Page 15 text:

LARRY WELLS Presideni JOYCE CON DROTT Vice Presiden+ ENNIS MCDANIEL 2nd Vice Presidenf CAROLE BAKER Secre+ary LLOYD KOSTER Treasurer STEVE GAAL Afhlefic Manager CONRAD DONNER Cusfodian ED WATSON Yel. Leader Student Body Officers A very eilicienf group of siudeni body ollicers helped ro provide a wonderful Spring 'rerm for fhe sludenis of George Washingion High School. Presidenl Larry Wells added many new sfunis and ideas +o rhe clever rallies. l-le broughr furrher honors lo Wash- ingion as Boy Governor of California. I-le has conrinuecl Al's work of lasf ierm on 'rhe noon-lime problem and a clean school. Joyce Condroff, a busy vicevpresideni, he'ped To plan some exira special dances, complere wiih wonderful deco- rafions. Quief Ennis McDaniel, second vice-president was always on hand, ready ro help. Secreiary Carole Baker, seen wifh pen in hand, kepf neaf and accurare rninuies. She worked hard on +he May Fesiival Drive. Lloyd Kosier donned a pilh helmel for ihe siudenl body card rally +0 push lhe school on +o a IOOVO sales record for ihe eighieenih consecufive lime. Aihlelic Manager Sieve Gaal was kepr busy wiih pub- licizing +he maior spring sporis. He kepi an inferesfing bul- leiin board of clippings. All ihe 'rrophies were mainiained in sparkling condirion by Conrad Donner, cusiodian. The fellow in The while sweaier keeping up ihe spirii of every game was head Yell Leader, Ed Waison. Spring 1950