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FOREWORD • • • Our book of Golden Memories tells a story not only of our school, George Washington High, but also of our city, San Francisco. Many scenes that are familiar to us are recorded within this book so that we can recall with pleasure our rides on the cable car, trips to Fisherman's Wharf, and views of San Francisco from Coit Tower. All these little experiences have become as much a part of our lives as have the football games and dances that we have attended while in school. San Francisco is our treasure found by the bay; George Washington offers us precious thoughts for the future. Our school has given us the education that is so neces- sary in our world today. Our instructors have given us opportunities to gain success in our chosen courses of study; the results of our learning rest in our abilities to make use of our knowledge. We have worked hard, but we have also played hard. We attended football games and track meets, dances and sport nites; we experienced a lot of fun. Our school has given us treasured moments that we shall relive again as we read through our book of Golden Memories of George Washington High School. The Editors Tbe Surveyor JUNE. 1952 VOLUME XX EDITORS Amelio Simpson, Earlene Smith ASSOCIATE EDITORS Marcine Johnson, Sylvia Morse, Marilyn Slater Barbara Blake, Joyce Weaver Lilo Wertheim BUSINESS MANAGERS Dorothy Wickman, Jean Concilia SENIOR EDITORS Glenda Bartel, Jan Sewall ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Fausto Galong Ron Bergman ADVERTISING MANAGERS Carol Rosenberg, Jo Babcock, Marjorie O'Leary Fred Ingram, Honly Lee SALES MANAGERS COVER Sue Chazalet, Betty Wong Fausto Galang PHOTOGRAPHERS Mr. Doherty, Al Carlson, Pete Ruppert, John Gee Ed Watson, Bob Putnam, Dave Abel, Commercial Photos Published by the CLASS IN JOURNALISM H. E. Wire. Advisor GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL San Francisco. Californio TABLE OF CONTENTS A d m i n istra tion 4 MR. READE MR. UHTE —MR. MORTON MR. ADDLESTONE The Faculty—1952 Mr. Ed. Abercrombie Mr. Ed Gorham Mr. Alan Addlestone Mrs. Birdeena Gowon Mrs. Melanie Ainsworth Mrs. Corinne Hedtke Mr. Emil Anderson Mr. Elgin Heinz Miss Helen Archer Miss Elizabeth Helseth Mrs. Mildred Bickel Mrs. Lenamae Herrick Mr. Franz Brandt Mr. Marvin Hess Mrs. Evelyn Brillhart Miss Alice Hoppel Mr. John Burke Miss Ethelinda James Mr. William Collos Mr. Hoadley Johnson Mr. Cecil Carroll Mr. Merton Jones Miss Lucille Carson Mr. James Keating Miss Kathleen Couley Miss Erma Kellogg Mrs. Cecile Christian Mrs. Florence Kennedy Miss Rita Clark Mr. Edwin Knapton Mr. Hugh Clenoghon Mr. Marion Knott Mrs. Alice Collins Mr. Edgar Lah! Miss Margaret Coope Mr. Ferdinand Lapeyri Miss Catherine Counihon Mrs. Edna Logan Miss Laurette Cullinan Mr. Saul Madfes Miss Catherine Davis Mr.Williom Magner Mrs. Margaret Denny Miss Mary Marshall Mrs. Dorothy Dern Mr. Frank Morton Mrs. Anno Dickson Miss Elizabeth Murphy Mr. John Douglass Mr. Walter Odone Miss Dorothea Forcode Miss Alice O'Leary Miss Edith Garin Mr. Seymour Pearson Mrs. Bernice Gates Mr. James Phelan Mr. Clifford Gibson Mr. John Raphael Mr. Kenneth Finn, Accountant Miss Morion Fulton. Employment Mrs. Claire Bassett. Nurse Mr. James Thompson. Head Custodian Mr.Williom Anderson. Engineer Mrs. Doris Johnson. Main Office Mrs. Jean Campbell. MainOffice Mrs.Nonce Clorke. Counseling Office Mrs. Louise Koster. Asst. Principal's Office Mrs. Leah Stein Attendance Office Mr. James Rasella Miss Mildred Rauner Mr. Chad Reode Mr. John Rocky Sgt. Reilly Sgt. Hogewood Mrs. Margaret Rumer Mr. Edward Sabini Miss Arline Schorff Mr. Francis Schwab Miss Sonia Selig Miss Florence Shearer Mrs. Catherine Sheehan Miss Edith Silberstein Mrs. Dorothy Sundel Mrs. Myrtle Swanson Mr. Allan Tarlokson Mr. Frank Tremoyne Mr. John Uhte Miss Margaret Ulving Mr. Eldred Vonderlaan Mr. Louis Vosquez Mrs. Frances Wogstoff Mr. John Welch Miss Vesta White Mrs. Elsie Williamson Miss lone Wilson Mr. Onni Wilson Mr. Hugh Wire 5 O. I. SCHMAELZLE, principal Principal s Message The Soppiest days of your life are the days you spend in high school. Because they are such happy days they con easily be called Golden Days. This volume of our school’s year book is appropriately named Golden Memories. This book will be a treasure house of golden memories of your happy high school days. It is a beau- tiful book well arranged and full of material that will bring back to you many of the events you took part in or that you had the opportunity to witness. To the student staff, and the faculty sponsor, Mr. Wire, we owe our thanks and our appreciation for this memory book with its golden days of the past. Read it, preserve it and refer to it os a record of a wonderful year. O. I. Schmaelzle, Principal MISS MARGARET POOLE Head Counselor Head Counselor Meeting students as individuals instead of a group, and getting to know them os individuals, answered Miss Poole when asked what she liked best about being head counselor. As far as schooling is concerned, Miss Poole attended Oak- land Tech High and the University of California. Before coming to Washington in 1936 as a PE teacher, she taught at Salinas Union High and Junior College and Petaluma High School. Miss Poole thinks that George Washington is one of the most pleasant and stimulating schools in the city. Miss Eleanor Parsons Our Deon of Girls, Miss Eleanor Parsons, received her A.B. degree when at the University of California. She had been our CSF sponsor and Head Counselor up until Miss Jackson retired in Spring '51. In her high school days, Miss Parsons attended Alameda High. During her college days, she worked port time for a real estate company. For five years she taught in Morin County, and then went to work for the Teachers' Placement office. Following a year at Continuation High, Miss Parsons came to George Washington, where she first taught English and Commercial subjects. Mr.]. A. Perino Mr. J. A. Perino graduated from the John Marshall High School in Chicago before he attended the Uni- versity of California where he received his A.B. degree in Sciences ond Master's degree in Education. He first taught at the Golden Gate Junior College and Fresno Technical High School before he come to George Washington as a teacher in 1946. Following this, he was Head Counsellor at the High School of Commerce, an assistant in science curriculum in the downtown office of S. F. Public Schools, and for two years was Head of the Science Department at Poly High. Mr. Perino has. for two years, been the principal of San Francisco Summer School. 7 Student Body Officers—Fall '51 As in the past, an industrious group of student body officers led the way to another successful term for George Washington High School. President Steve Gaol provided the necessary steady hand at the wheel. He did a fine job of putting across the idea that it pays to play ball with the administra- tion. Steve will attend Cal on a scholarship. Ruth Israel, first vice president, planned the many outstanding dances and decorations. Ruth plans to go to either Cal or Stanford. As second vice president, Lloyd Tunik worked hard with the Associate Rally Committee and was always on the scene, ready to help. Secretary Phyllis Rubin kept the minutes and records above standard in neatness and accuracy. Phyllis plans to attend Cal next term. Dick Levis, treasurer, upheld Washington's unbroken record of 100% Student Body card sales in five days. This is the 19th consecutive 100% term. Athletic Manager Dave Moss did a good job of publicizing the sports events and keeping the ticket sales at an impressive level. That hard-working fellow who kept the trophies shin- ing and the banner flying was Dick Fox, custodian. Head Yell Leader Bud Andress brought city-wide recognition to Washington for a high-spirited rooting section and well-planned card stunts. Student Body Officers—Spring ’52 A very copoble group of studentbody officers headed by President, Weyman Lew, provided a suc- cessful spring term for George Washington High School. Weyman helped to plan all our many activ- ities including the rallies, double lunches and the May Festival. All of the wonderful dances and sportnights were under the direction of our Vice President, Roberta Usher. Second Vice President, Bill Jaquysh, was always on hand when needed, ready to help. Neat and efficient minutes were kept by Billie Ching, studentbody secretary. All the money was handled by Bob Niccoles, our studentbody treasurer. Bob set a new record for George Washington by getting 100% in studentbody card sales within three days. The fellow who hung up the banner at all our games, and polished all our many trophies was our Custodian, Bob Ash. Nathan Tom was this term’s Yell Leader. He led the yells at all games and gave George Washington High School the reputation of having the best rooting section in San Francisco. As Athletic Manager, Gene Larson kept up our Sport Bulletin boord, took charge of all game ticket sales, and faithfully reported all sports events to the studentbody. B08 NICCOLLS Treasurer NATHAN TOM Yell Leader GENE LARSON Athletic Manager BOB ASH Custodian 9 NORMAN BOWEN CHARLENE SMITH NANCY AUSTIN JOE MIRALLES High Senior President High Senior Vice President High Senior Secretary High Senior Treasurer BILL JACQUYSH EARLENE SMITH BEV BANGERT JO High Junior President High Junior Vice President High Junior Secretary BARBARA SWANSON Low Junior Secretory VICKIE SOBOL Low Junior Vice Presdent FRANK SPEIZER Low Junior President WINNIE WOOSTER Low Sophomore Secretary SUE LIGDA Low Sophomore Vice President ALAN BATES Low Sophomore President 11 HARRY BATTAT BARBARA CERVELLI MARY TUOHEY Low Senior President Low Senior Vice President Low Senior Secretary VINCENT SING High Senior Treasurer NICK KAFKAS Low Senior Treasurer SHIRLEY LIPIAN High Junior Secretary ROBERTA PINSLER ELAINE DARBY BILL MfDDLSTON Low Junior Secretary Low Junior Vice PrasiJent Low Junior President Joann McFarland sally hogan High Sophomore Secretary H'gh Sophomore Vica President MAURICE PARKS High Sophomore President BUD ANDRESS BOB ASH HARRY BATTAT JAY BEGUN BRUCE BELDING BEN 81 BEL NORM BOWEN SAM CANIGLIA LEO CAROS AL CASPER PHIL CHAN LARRY CONOVER KEN D«WOLF DON EASSA DAVE FENNEMAN JOHN CHIN DICK FOX PHIL GAAL STEVE GAAL FAUSTO GALANG AL HOOD BILL JAQUYSH GENE LARSON RAY L ESPERANCE WEYMAN LEW BOB LUALHATI PRINCETON LYMAN ennis McDaniels BILL MIDDLETON les minkus JOE MIRALLES DAVE MOSS BOB NICCOLLS JOHN PANAGAKIS MAURICE PARKS GEORGE ROBERTS LOUIS RUCKER FRANK SPIEZER NATHAN TOM LLOYD TUNIK The Eagle Society The Eagle Society was first organized in 1936, then reorganized, with Mr. Klinger as sponsor, in 1942. Two types of members compose this service society: the ex-officio members, who are the class presidents,- presidents of organizations, and studentbody officers, and the twelve members who are elected by the ex-officio members. The purpose of this society is to maintain order at activities and in school premises, protect the school banner, colors, and property, and be of service whenever called. Larry Conover presided this term with Ennis McDaniel as last term’s president. 14 The Girls Service Society The Girls’ Service Society was founded when Washington was first opened, ond has done much to maintain the high standards of the school. This group created the Ten Point Code which has become the code of the entire studentbody. It is a symbol of self-government; at George Washington. The girls are elected into the organization on the basis of service, scholarship, citizenship, and recommendation. The G.S.S. is always on duty and is ready at anytime, anywhere to serve in any service capacity. The president lost term was Pat Stauffer; this term it is Connie Valencia. NANCY AUSTIN BEVERLY BANGERT CAROL BASKIN AOELE BELTRAME SUE CHAZALET BILLIE CHING VIRGINIA DiFRANCO RUBY DUNHAM JOAN HENDRICKS PHYLLIS HOPKINSON JOSEPHINE LERER RUTH ISRAEL LEE MERIWETHER DIANE MITCHELL BARBARA NEWELL LOUISE PAINTER JULIE PEARL CAROL PULT ALETHA RIEDEL JOYCE RISKIN BARBARA ROLFE PHYLLIS RUBIN CAROL SAUNDERS BETTY SEAMAN JAN SEWALL AMELIA SIMPSON CHARLENE SMITH EARLENE SMITH MARILYN STEIN PATRICIA STAUFFER RUTH ULLMAN ROBERTA USHER CONNIE VALENCIA JEAN WEIMAN JOANRAE ZIMMERMAN DIANE ZINNS Row 1 (left to right): Winnie Wool I r, Kathy Orr, Jo Ann McFarland, Ennit R McDaniol, Joo Mirollot, Phyllis Rubin, St Goal, Ruth lsro l, Donna Young, Flam Darby, Phyllis Loo, Ardath Porkins, Mary Marotsos, Vickio Sobol, Fron (ohon. Row 2: Suo Ligda, Patricia Stouffor, Normund Wong, Dick Lovis, Julio Poarl, Louiso Pointer. Diane Zinns, Marilyn Rostad, loverly langort. Eorlene Smith, Lix Hiss, (harlono Smith. Row 3: Iruco Bolding. John Doty. Richard Fox. Lloyd Tunik, Woymon low, Barbara Swanson, Pat Quick, Bud Andress. Norm Bowen, Harry Bottat. Executive Council George Washington High School, like every other democratic body, has its law- making branch, the Executive Council. The Council hcs as its duties the apportioning of school funds, the passing of by-laws to supplement our Constitution, and the g. ant- ing of awords and honors in the name of the student body. Another important function of the Executive Council is proposing Constitutional amendments. Our revised Constitution, proposed by the Council and accepted by the students, provides for a more truly democratic Council and for Class Committees to share the duty of school self-government. Presided over by the student body president and advised by Miss Selig, the Council makes possible our democratic government. SPRING—Row 1 (toft to right): Sidney lewin. Undo Sollor, Ann O'Brieir. «I Carlson. Mike Oiener, Mary Tuchey. Barbara Cenrelli, Nitk Kofkos, Lula Tamaras, Donna Young, Billie Ching, Oiane Zinns, louiie Painter, Helen langsom, let Minkui, Sue Chaialet. Pal Ouick, Phil Goal, Lit Bliss, Anne Gorman Row 2: John Panogckil, Bill Middleton, Mourine Park), Jo Anne Mcforlond, Bab Tucker, Steven Oppenho nor. Diane Culbertun, Sally Hogan, John Schivoly. Boberta Usher, Holhcn Tom, Bcb Ash, Wejnon Lew, Bill Jaguysh, Bob Niccells, Gene Larson, Ardath Perkins, Elaine Darby, Roberta Pinsler Row 3: Horry Ballot, Prineetcn Lyman Row 1 (loft to right): Morilyn BlaJ e. lob Hubenette. Don B umtnfeld, Dick Fox, Ennis McDaniel, Lloyd Tunik. Phyllis Rubin, Stout Gool, Ruth Isrotl, Donno Young, Barbara Swanson, Lot Wertbeim, Judy Popo, Fron Cohen, Joan rot iZmmerman, Cynthia Corr, Roe Elkind Row 2: Ardent Anderson, Mory Tuohty, Louise Pointer, Jon Sommer, Bud Andress. Bob Morris. Virginio Mallory, Ruby Dunham, Frontes Donothon, Evelyn Roemelt, Marie Louise Arndt, Felicia lontieri, Carol Cottier, Ina Dohlberg, Jackie Thompson. Barbara Compello, Shirley Kora. Lois Mihulka. Row 3: Borboro Blake, Lesley Bloke. Noncy Thomas, Dick Oahlinger, John Doty, Vincent Sing, Dick Myers. Diane Mitchell. Sue Rucker. Norma Kleebauer. Don McGillis, Annette Zamore, Phillip Shalitt, Beverly Allen, Roberta Pinsler, Tamara Ponve. Washington Cabinet As in any Democracy, a selected lew meet to discuss problems. Here too. ot Washington, we have such a democracy, our Washington Cabinet. Originally, the Washington Cabinet was just a group of girls; one from each registry. It worked so well that Mr. Schmaelzle adopted it for the whole school. It acts os an advisory board to the Principal and the Executive Council. The Washington Cabinet meets each Tuesday morning at 8 a.m. in Room 235. Every registry has on elected delegate who takes questions and suggestions from his registry. It is then his duty to bring them to the Cabinet where they ore discussed until on agreement is reached. The results are then reported to the registry by the delegate. Although the Cabinet has no administrative power and con moke no policies, opinions of the student body are brought to an understanding with the faculty, os the Washington Cabinet is a typical cross-section of the student body representing all personalities. The Washington Cabinet gives a means of expressing opinion, clears up misunderstanding, and advises the Executive Council. SPRING—Row 1 (left to right): Dennis Lantermon, Sue Suomelo, Danise Blue. Irene Bush, Milly Kolsh, Marilyn Tozier. Cathie Stephens, Jon Fronklin, Jo Ann McFarland, Donna Young, Billie Ching. Roberta Usher, Ellen Lewis. Pot Klein. Marlene Monn. Borboro Polster, Joyce Weaver, Charlene Shonfeld, Fran Cohen. Joanrae Zimmerman, Roberta Pinsler, Jacqueline Thompson, Lynn Ahlgren. Row 2: Beverly Binford, Marian Antipa, Marilyn Weder, Evelyn Roemelt, Alberto Lester, Audrey Doty, Felicia Lontieri, Monico Maxfield. Nathan Tom. Bob Ash, Weyman lew. Bob Niccolls, Jim Fernondo. Joanne Thor, Cynthia Corr, Sandro Mottos. Carol Martin. Kathy Wessells, Myro de Hes. Row 3: Peter Wertheimer. John Doty, Dick Dahlinger. 6ene Larson, Chizuko Miyazoki, Tomoro Ponve, Nancy Thomas, Steve Jacobs. 1. Mr. Perino — Angel for a Day. 2. Mr. Vasquez. Mr. Reade and Mr. Madfes — Wha Hap- pened? 3. Mr. Madfes and Mr. Clenaghan — O'Clenoghan at the Bat. 4. Mr. Vasquez and Mr. Odone — What's for Supper? 5. Mrs. Gowan — So Long. 6. Mr. Brandt, Miss Marshall. Miss Garin and Mr. Addlestone — The Supreme Court. 7. Mr. Addlestone and Steve Goal Pres. F'5I — Relating Past Experiences. 8. Mr. Addlestone— Thumper. 9. Miss Shearer and Miss Poole— Looks Like Fun. 10. Mr. Phelan and Mr. Schmaelzle — Aww-Gee!! 11. Miss Silbertstein — Good-bye. 18 The Seniors ABEND. RON—Reg. Pres.: Jr.. Sr. Day Director; Hi-Y; Track; Ten- nis; Cal. AUSTIN. NANCY —H-12 Sec.; Block W; G.A.A.; G.S.S.; Col. AXELROD. BEVERLY —Tri-Y; Dancing; College BAB. MIRIAM—G.A.A.; Bowling; University BAUER. EVELYN -Sr. Advisor; Exec. Dance Comm.; G.A.A.; Block W; San Mateo J.C. BAXTER. LEE —Track. Footba'I teams: College BELASCO. JOAN—Tr-Y; Work. BELTRAME, ADELE — Exec. Coun- cil; Tri-Y; G.A.A.; G.S.S.; Bas- ketball; College BENEZRA. BERNICE —H I I V.P.; F.B.L.A.; Tri-Y; Tennis; Lux Col- lege BLAKE. RON —Reg. Trees.; Foot- ball; College BLUM, GERRY—Dancing Sports: Baseball; Swimming: Work BOWEN. NORMAN—H-IO. H-12 Pres.; Eagles; Col. BROCK. JOHN —H-ll Treos.: Reg. Treas.; Hi-Y; Soccer; Rally Comm.; College BURFORD. HERBERT —S.F.C.C. CAPOS. LEO —L-II Pres.; Exec. Council; Reg. Pres.; Eagles; Jr. Day; Hi-Y; Cal. CARTHERN, BETTE — Reg. Trees.: F.B.L.A.: Sports; Business College CHAN. KATHERINE — Sports; Bowling: Undecided CHAN. NANCY—G.A.A.; College. CHANDLER. ARTHUR—Hi-Y; Jr. Achievement; Track team; Col- lege CHATY. JOYCE — Dance Comm.; Sr. Advisor; Tri-Y; College CHIN. JOHN —Mgr. Broadcast Staff; Camera Club CHIN. LAURA—G.A.A.; Dancing; Bike Riding; Hiking; C.C.S.F. CHONG. ELENOR — Red Cross: Badminton; College CHUNG. WING — Lettermen; Track: Football; C.C.S.F. CODY. ROBERT—Reg. Pres.; Rec- ords; Baseball: College COHEN. MELVIN—Trees. F.B.L.A.: Senior Day; S.F.C.C. COMBS. MARTHA —Reg. Sec.; Tri-Y; Softball; Work CONNELLY. MARJORIE — Sec.; V.P. Reg.; Ex. Dance Comm.; Piano; Ice Skating; College COOPER. PAUL —Jr. Achieve- ment; Swimming; Work DAVID. MARC —Fishing; Basket- ball ; Work DAVIS. FRED —Stamps; Rifles; College DEL CASTILLO. RALPH -Guns; Hunting; Swimming; Work D£ MARTINI. PAUL —Baseball; Footboll; U.S.F. DONATHAN, FRANCES —Reg. Pres.; Prin. Cabinet; G.A.A.; Dance Comm.: Block W; College DONG. MALCOLM — Baseball; Football; C.C.S.F. DONG. SUSIE—Work. DOULL. RUTH—Reg. Sec.: Rally Comm.; Jr. Adv.: G.A.A.: Tri- Y; College DULBERG. BETTY — F.B.L.A.: Reading; Work DUNHAM. RUBY —G.A.A.: G.S.S.: Block W.; Nursing ELY. CAROL —Reg. Sec.. Treas.. Junior Day: S.F.C.C. ENTRUP. JACQUELINE — Rally Comm.; Dance Comm.; Tri-Y; Knitting: Dental Asst. EVANS. ROSIE—Badminton; Base- ball; College FALCK, TOM—Soccer; Track; Col- lege FALCOTELO. LEONARD —Work FARBER. GLORIA—Tri-Y: Sports FENNEMAN. GUS —Ex. Council; Prin. Cab.; Ex. Dance Comm.; Reg. Pres.: Cal N.R.O.T.C. FERRIS. HARRY — Hi-Y; Cars: Fishing: Footboll FONG. FILBERT — Hi-Y; Track Basketball; College FONG. SYLVIA — G.A.A.; Bock W.; Volleyball: Secretary FORDYCE. LARRY — Reg. Veep: College FREITAS. LORRAINE —Horseback Riding; Swimming; College FREY. TOM—Basketball; College FUNG. RONALD—C.C.S.F. GAAL. STEVE—S. B. Pres. Ath. Mgr.; H-l I Pres.; Ex. Council; Lettermen; Soccer. Swim Teams: C.S.F.; College GARFIELD. MIRIAM -Ex. Councl : Reg. V.P.; Dance Comm.: Sing- ing: C.C.S.F. GEDDES. BARBARA — Dance Comm.;Tri-Y: Bowling:S.F. State GLAZBROOK. KEN—Reg. Treas.; Hi-Y; Lettermen; Dance Comm.: Swimming; Soccer; College GLEW, JORDAN — Class Treas.; Surveyor Rep.; Hi-Y; S.F. State GOLDSTEIN. CAROL—Red Cross: Sr. Adv.; G.A.A.; Tri-Y; Model; C.C.S.F. GOTTSHALL. SANDRA - Reg. V. P.: Sr. Adv.; Tri-Y; C.C.S.F. GREEN. GOLDIE—H-l 2 Ex. Coun. cil; Dor.ce Comm.; Prin. Cab.; Cal. GREENDORFER. JOSEPH — Bas- ketball; Cal. GRUBER. CAROLYN — Knitting: Tennis. Badminton HALBE. FRANK —Reg. Pres.: Treas.: Hi-Y; Work HANAK, DAVE — Dance Comm.; Reg. Treas.: Jr. Adv.; Cal. HARRIS. BARBARA —Ex. Coun.; Sr. Adv.; G.A.A.; Dance Comm.; Tri-Y: Col. HARRISON. DEWEYLENE — F.B.L.A.; L.A.C.C. HASSAPAKIS. ZOE — Reg. Sec.; Tri-Y: Tennis: Cal. HENRIQUES. LOUISE —Sr. Ad.: Red Cross College HIRSCH. FAY — L-IO. H-l I. Ex. Council: Rally Comm.; Reg. Treas.: Tri-Y; Cal. HOEY. STANLEY —Hi-Y; Basket- ball; Work; Air Force HOOD. ALAN —L- 10 Pres.; Eagles; Lettermen; Hi-Y; Bas- ketball team; College HYMAN. MARVIN—Hi-Y: Basket- ball: College IMAGAWA. DOROTHY — Rec- ords: Bowling; Work ISRAEL. RUTH — S.B.Veep; H-10. L 12 Veep; Tri-Y; G.S.S.; Col- lege KHACHADOURIAN. HARRY — Custodian H-10 Ex. Coun.; Hi- Y; Basketball; S.F. State KIRSTEN. GARY —C.S.F.; Letter men; Soccer; Cal. KLANG. ELAINE—Jr. Ad.: Tri-Y; G.A.A.; C.C.S.F. KLUNG. BARBARA -Work KNIGHT. ROSE—Tennis; Bowling: Work KNOX. DERLYN—G.A.A. Dance Comm.: C.C.S.F. KOBLICK. MYRNA—Acting; Bad- minton; College KONKOFF. HERBERT —Sr. Ad.: Program Comm.: C.S.F.: Cal. KOSHABA. MAGGIE -Prin. Cab.; Reg. Pres.: Rally Comm. Tri-Y; Stewardess KUPPERBERG, ESTELLE—Bowling; Dancing; Work LAMERDIN. RICHARD—Reg. Treas.: Lettermen; Baseball ♦earn; College LAW, IDA—Work LAYMAN, PEGGY—Tennis: Rid- ing: S.F. State LEACH CAROL —G.A.A.; Dance Comm, j Sr. Adv.; Block W.; Work LEE. ANDREW —BasketboM: C.C.S.F. LEE. ROBERTA—College LERER. JOSEPHINE —Reg. V.P.: G.S.S.: Eagle Ed.: G.A.A.: Wis- consin LEVIS. DICK — S B. Treas. L 12 Pres.: Hi-Y; Drama: Music: Bas- ketball: Cal. LITVIN, JUDITH—Red Cross: Vol- leyball; College LOOK. EMMA —G.A.A. Piano: Trovel: Tennis: College LOUIE. JENNIE—G.A.A. Work LOUIE, ROSE—Women Ser.: Col- lege LOW. JACK—Art: Football Mgr.; Draftsman LOW. JO ANN—Song Leader: L-ll Sec.: Reg. Pres.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Work LOW, PEGGY—Bowling- Badmin- ton: Volleyball LOWELL. HEDI—Jr. Ad.; G.A.A. C.S.F. S.F. State LOWENBERG. JUDITH — Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.; G.A.A.: C.C.S.F. LUALHATI, ROBERT —Eagle Socy.: Lettermen V.P.: Hi-Y: Track: Football: SJ. State LUI. GENEVIEVE -G.A.A C.S.F.: Sr. Ad.: Cal. MAASKE, JOAN -Secy. Red Cross: G.A.A.; C.O.P. MALLERY, VI RGI N I A—Dance Comm.: Sr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W.: Cal. MARCHASIN, SIDNEY —Bosket. ball: College MARTIN. NINA—Prin. Cab: G.A.A.: Volleyball; Secy. MASSING. DAVID -Reg. Pres. Hi-Y: Diving: Football: Com- mercial Art; C.C.S.F. MATELLI. PAT—G.A.A. Work MIRALLES, JOSEPH—H 12Treas.: Ex. Council; Eagles; Hi-Y; Bose ball; Col. MITCHELL. DIANE —G.A.A G.S.S.: Dance Comm.; Tri Y: Reg. V.P.: College MITCHELL. EMILY— Jr. Sr. Ad. Done© Comm.; G.A.A.: Nurse MIYAMOTO. PHILLIP Red Cross; Camera Club; Baseball: College MORGAN. LOIS—Records: Bowl- ing: Swimming: Work MORRIS. JOHN—Work MORRISON. GEORGE Hi-Y: Boats; Col. Maritime Academy MORSE. MARILYN -G.A.A.: Dance: Bowling: C.C.S.F. MOSS. DAVID —S B Ath. Mgr.; Reg. Pres.: Hi-Y: Track: Foot- ball teams: College MURRY. WILLIE —Hi-Y; Basket- ball; S.F. State McDaniel, ennis—s.b. 2nd v.p.: Eagle Pres.: Reg. Pres.: Hi-Y; Football: Trock: C.O.P. McDANIEL. PAULA—Red Cross; Dance Comm.; G.A.A.. Work McGILLIS. DON -Reg. Pres.; Prin. Cob.: Lettermen; Dance Comm.; Football team: Santa Clara McGOWAN. JAMES—Work McGUINNESS. JAMES—C.C.S.F. McKEANY. MARLENE —Reg. Secy.: Dance Comm.: College NEWGROSH. SALLY—Sports: Music: College NICOLSON. MURDO— Football: Track; College NG. WILLIAM—Basketball Track: College ONG. LEILA—G.A.A ; B ock W.: Travel: College ONG. PATRICIA —Reg. Secy.: Eagle Staff; G.A.A.• Cal. PARKER. WILMA —G.A.A. S.F. State PASZKIEWICZ. MORRIS—Basket- ball; Football; U.S.F. PEDERSEN. SYLVIA—G.A.A S.F. State PERRY. JOAN—Tri-Y: S.F. State PHELAN. JAMES—Dance Comm. Sports Mgr.: Stage Crew: Broad- casting: T.V. PORTER. GEORGE - Hi-Y; Foot- ball; Basketball: Navy PULT. CAROL —G.A.A.: G.S.S.: Block W.: Tri-Y: Dance Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Ad.: College RIEDEL. ALETHA— L-ll V.P.; Ex. Counc.: G.S.S.: Tri-Y: Cal. RISKIN. JOYCE—L II Ex. Counc.: L-12 Secy.: G.S.S.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Cal. ROBERTS. GEORGE—Eagles; HI- Y; Stanford ROBB. LOUISE—Reg. Pres.; Tri-Y; Work ROBINSON. JEAN—Tri-Y ROBINSON. PHYLLIS—Reg. V.P.; Tri-Y; G.A.A.; Yachting: Stan- ford ROGERS. MARLENE — G.A.A.: U.C.L.A. ROMO. MARIE—G.A.A.: Volley- ball; S.F. College for Women RUBEN. HOWIE—Reg. Pres.: Hi- Y: Eagle Staff; Track: Basket- boll: College RUBIN. PHYLLIS—S B Secy.: L 12 E . Counc.: C.S.F.; G.A.A.: G.S.S.: Block w.; Tri-Y; Rally Comm.; Col. RUMMELSBURG. HELEN — Ten- nis: Cal. RUTEN. MILDRED — H-IO Secy.: Tri-Y; G.A.A.; College SALVO. ELENA—G.A.A.: Sports: Swimming; Bowling: College SAVIN. JOE—Football: Work SCHNURPFEIL. JOAN — Unde cided SCHWARTZ. ERWIN — Stamps: Hi-Y; Football: School SEARS. INA — F.B.L.A.; Sports: Camera: Bowling; Work SHIPMAN. SUSAN — Jr.-Sr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: S.F. State SIMMONS. CLIFFORD—Cars Swimming: College SIEGEL. BARBARA —Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.; S.F. State SILEN. HARRIET—Prin. Cob. G.A.A.; Music; Col. • SIMPSON. AMELIA — Surveyor Ed.: Block W. Pres.; Jr.-Sr. Ad.: G.A.A.: G.S.S.: C.S.F.; College A SLIVKA. DON - Reg. V.P.: Hi-Y: Basketball: Cal. P SMITH. CHARLENE — L-I0-H-I2 V.P.: Tri-Y: G.S.S.: Captain. Jr. and Senior Advisors: G.A.A.: College. SMITH. DENA —Reg. Secy.: G.A.A.; F.B.L.A.; Work c SMITH. DIANE—Reg. V.P.- Tri-Y; Records: C.C.S.F. SOFFILOS. MARY—F.T.A.: Music Volleyball: Work SPADINI. SERGEI—Hot Rods Football: Work STAUFFER. PATRICIA — G.A.A V.P.: G.S.S. Pres.: Sr. Ad.: Tri Y: Block W.: S.F. State STEIN. MARILYN —G.S.S. Secy. Sr. Ad.; Tri-Y; Block W. CAMERA DODGERS: ERNIE BOZAGES MARIAN HOLLAND JAMES McLEOD JAMES REID JACK THORSFELDT STEINBERG, ELAINE—Reg. Pres.: Tri-Y: Col. STOLINSKY. DAVID—Reg. Secy.: Col. Pre-Med. School STORNI. LORETTA — Eagle Rep.: Singing: Bowling: Work SUE. HENRY —Reg. Secy.: Hi-Y: Trock: College SUI, NORMAN — Photogrophy: Basketball: S.F. State SVIHUS. RONALD—Ex. Dance Comm.: Reg. Pres.: Mosque and Gavel: Rally Comm.: Jr. Adv.: Cal. TAYLOR. BECKY—Swimming Businoss College TOMEI, RICHARD — Reg. Trees.: Hi-Y: Basketball TOMPKINS. NORM—Sports: Baseball: Swimming: S.F. State TSUJISAKA. BOB —Hi-Y; Sports: College WEISS. FRED—Bowling: Work WEISZ, LISA — Reg. Secy.' Red Cross: G.A.A.; State WERNER. ARTHUR — Asst. Yell Leader: Hi-Y; Basketball; Swim- ming: Cal. WHITE. ELOUISE — Badminton; Volleyball: College WICKMAN. DOROTHY—G.A.A.: Block W.; Dance Comm.: Nursing WIESICK, PETER—Masquers: Dancing: Boxing; C.C.S.F. WILSON. KATHLEEN—Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Tri-Hi-Y; Choir; Music: Drawing; Study voice WONG. EVELYN—Work WONG. JAMES—Work WONG. WILLIAM—Y.M.C.A.: Work YAKOVETZ, KONSTANTINE—Art; Painting; Soccer team; Tennis: Swimming: Volleyball; Col. YORK. DAVID—Model train build- ing: Football: Basketball: Mari- time Academy YOUNG. ETHEL—Dancing; Draw- ing: C.C.S.F. ZEMAN. KEN — Music: Bowling: College Fall Class C Spring 1952 ABRAHAMS. ELISE —Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.: Driving; Col. ABRAS, GLORIA — Ex. Counc.: Reg. V.P.: Tri-Y; Vassar AEBERHARD. HELEN —F.B.L.A.; G.A.A.: Block W.: Work AGEE, GAY -Dance Comm. G.A.A.; Tri-Y; Son Jose State ALEXANDER. JOAN - Reg. Sec.; Dance Comm.; G.A.A.; College ANDERSEN. DAWN-Photog raphy; Badminton; Back to Malaya ANDREWS. BEVERLY—Reg. Trees.; Dance Comm.; G.A.A.; Work ANGEL. MARILYN —Program Comm.; G.A.A.; C.S.F.; Cal. ASH. BOB—S.B.Custodian:Eagles: Rally Comm.; Hi-Y; Eagle Staff; C.O.P. AVESON, BRUCE —Cars; Travel; Basketball; Work BABCOCK. JOSEPHINE —S.G.; Records; C.C.S.F. BACKMAN. RELDA —Dance Comm.: Tri-Y; G.A.A.: Vassar BANKS. MILLARD —Football; Work BARTEL. ART — Reg. Pres.: Class Comm.; Sr. Adv.; Ex. Dance Comm.; Trock; Cal. BASKIN. CAROLE — G.S.S.: Ed. Eagle: Rally Comm.; College BATT, ERNEST—Prin. Cab.: Base- ball; College BEGUN. JAY —Reg. Pres.; C.S.F.; Eagles: Ex. Dance; Cal. BELL. NATALEE—Tri-Y; Knitting; Bowling; Morriage BIBEL. BENNETT — Chairman Sr. Adv.; Cars; Col. BIN. ENES —Reg Sec.; F.B.L.A.; G.A.A.- Work BLAKE. PATRICIA—Tri-Y; G.A.A.; Prin. Cob.; Col. BOSCO. DORIS —Tri-Y; Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: S.G.; S.F. State BOVARD. LYNN —Ice Skating; Work BOWSER. CURTIS — Letterman; Hi-Y; Track; C.C.S.F. BRIGGS. JOHN—Sports; Work BRONSON. GWENDOLYN—Tri- Y: G.A.A.; C.S.F.: College BROWN. BARBARA —Stamps: Knitting: Work BRUSCHERA. DOLORES—College BRYANT, MYRNA —F.B.L.A.; G.A.A.: Skating: Work BRYSON. JIM—Radio Club: P.A. Crew: Sports; College BURNS. ROBERT -Lettermen; Track; Skiing; San Jose State BUTTE, ELEANOR -Jr. Day: Sports: Undecided CAMPELLO. BARBARA — Tri-Y; San Jose State CAMPOS. PAT—Reg. Sec.: Tri-Y; Work; Marriage CANDAU. JOHN —Hi-Y; Basket- boll; S.F. State CARLEN. AUDREY—Tri-Y; Work CASELLI. JERRY—Hi-Y; C.C.S.F. CASPER. ALLAN —Rally Comm.: Eagles: College CECCHIN, ELAINE—Tri-Y;G.A.A.: S.G.; C.C.S.F. CHAMBERS. BERTHA — Sewing: Sports; Work CHAN. PHILLIP—C.S.F. Pres.: Eagles: S.G.; Cal. CHAN, JEROME —Hi-Y; Sports: Cal. CHAN. SWEETE- S.M. Boys Club: Sports; C.C.S.F. CHAVEZ. LEIRA—Tri-Y; G.A.A.; Records: Work CHAZALET. SUZANNE — Hi-12 Sec.; Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: G.S.S.: Tri-Y: Cal. CHIN. HESTER—Bowling; College CHIN. LARRY—Dogs: Basketball: Football: C.C.S.F. CHING. BILLIE—S B. Sec.: G.S.S.: C.S.F. G.A.A.; Block w.; Cal. CHOY. ELBERTA—Tri-Y; Sports: Knitting: Work COHEN. ARLENE —Reg. V.P.: G.A.A.; Tri-Y; Cal. CONOVER. LARRY—Eagles: Let- terman; Sports: Hi-Y; College CORTESE. ALFRED-Sports: Cars: Football: College CRAIG. ROBERT—Cars: U.S. Mar ino Corps CRUME, TOM—Hi-Y; Sports: Baseball: College CRUMP. CHARLES —Baseball: Basketball; Navy CUMMINGS. BEVERLY —G.A.A.: College CUNNINGHAM. PAT—Reg. V.P.- G.A.A.; S.G.: Work DAHLBERG. AINA—G.A.A.: Prin. Cob.: Tri-Y; S.F. State DALY, EUGENE—Football: Hunt Ing: Work DAWSON. JOY — G.A.A.: Prin Cob.: Reg. V.P.: Work DEAN. ALEX -Fog o Staff; Stomps; Chess; College DeFRIES, DOLLY—Tri-Y; G.A.A.: Sports: College DELLA MAGGIORA. JOY —H-l I; H-12, Sec.: Dancing- Work DENNY, ALAN—Art; Commercial Artist DEVINCENZI. DORIS —S.G.; G.A.A.: Tri-Y; C.C.S.F. De WOLF. KENNETH —H II Treas.; Hi Y; Sports: C.C.S.F. DiFRANCO. VIRGINIA —Ex. Counc.; G.A.A.: C.S.F.; C.C.S.F. DOMENICONI. PAUL — Sports: Marin J.C. DULINSKY. BETTY—G.A.A.: Bow - ing; S.F. State DUTIL. LAVERNE—Prin. Cab.; Dance Comm.; Med. School DWILLA. SALLY JO — Reg. Sec.; G.A.A.; Tri-Y; College EASSA, DONALD—Broadcast; Hi- Y; Music; Sports: College EGIGIAN. RONALD -J.V. Foot- ball: Baseball: Work EHRENTHAL, BOB — Dance Comm.; Football: C.C.S.F. ENG. HOWARD — Women; C.C.S.F. ERICKSON. JOAN — Ex. Counc.: G.A.A.; Tri-Y; S.F. State EVANS. WILLIAM—Footbol : Dancing; Work FALCHI. AL — Reg. Pres.; H Sports: C.C.S.F. FALCON. JACK — Photography; Basketball; College FARBER. DON—Reg. Pres.: Base- ball; Basketball FARIA. RICHARD —Reg. V.P.; C.S.F.; Driving: College FAVILLA. PATRICIA—Donee Comm.; G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Work FERNANDO. JAMES — Sr. Ad.; Sabre Club; College FINNELL. JOHN—Reg. Pres.; Hi- Y; Basketball; C.C.S.F. FISCHER, DANIEL — Reg. Pres.: Lettermon: Soccor; College FLADBORG. JOAN — Prin. Cob.: Tri-Y: G.A.A.: Son Jose Stote FOX, RICHARD—F 51 Custodion: C.S.F.: Eagle: Lettermon; Col. FRANKLIN. JANICE—Tri-Y: Work FREELAND. JOHN—Cars; Work FREY. ERNEST—My Ford: Col. FRIEDENBERG. DAVE — R.O.T.C.: S.G.: Flying: U.S.A.F. FURNESS. DON —Davis Agricul- tural School GALANG. FAUSTO — L-IO Class Pres.: Eagles: Lettermon; Art League GANEM. JOSEPHINE—Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Son Jose State GARRETT. MAJOYCE—Music: Books: Basketball; College GEE. HELEN—Song leader: Sports: Nursing: Mills College GEE. JANA—G.A.A.:C.S.F.: Bowl- ing; Skating: Work GEORGEADES. EFTEBIA—G.A.A.; Sports: College GHERMAN. CHARLES — Tennis: Golf: Baseball: Stanford GIBSON, BARBARA —Reg. V.P.: Tri-Y; Sports; Santo Barbara Univ. GILLESPIE. ANDREW—Prin. Cob.: Skiing: Art: C.C.S.F.: Navy GIN. EUGENE—College GIVENS. THOMAS —S.G.: Cogs well Polytechnic GONG. MAY—Jr. Adv.: G.A.A.: Basketball; Work GORDON. JOHN—Hi-Y: C.C.S.F. GORDON. MATELLE — S.G.; Jr. Doy: G.A.A.; Nursing GORI, DAVE — Reg. Treos.: Skat- ing: C.C.S.F. GREEN. GARY—Prin. Cob.: Read- ing; Writing; Yale GREGORY. MARTHA—Block W.: G.A.A.: S.G.: Nurse GUNN. JANICE—Reg. Sec.: Sing ing: Dancing; Work HAGAN. JIM—Reg. Pres.; Hi-Y: Sports: Football; C.C.S.F. HANKINS. JOAN — S.G.: Block W.: Bowling; College HARA. JOHNNY—Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cob.: S.G.: Sr. Adv.: Col. HARRIS, RAYMOND —Don Juan Soc.: Football: Music: Musician HASLETT. MARILYN—Reg.Treas.: Horses: Nurse HASTINGS. AUDREY -Ex. Counc.; Prin. Cob.: Tri-Y; Work HAUGAARD. JIM—S.G.; Tennis: Davis Agricultural College HENDRICKS. JOAN —G.S.S.: Sr. Adv.; C.S.F.: Piono: C.C.S.F. HENNING. CAROL—Reg. Sec Treos.; Sewing: Bowling; Nurse HERALD. BOS—C.C.S.F. HIGUERA. MARILYN—Prin.Cob.: Eagle Staff; T ri-Y; G.A.A.; Work HILKE. BETTY —G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Music: Marriage HINDMAN. ALEX —Cars; Basket- ball: Swimming: U.S.F. HOEY. GORDON—Camera Club: Cars: Trade School HOLDSWORTH. LORRAINE — G.A.A.: F.B.L.A.; Horses; Skat- ing: Work HOLLIE. ROY—Work HONG. DAISY — Sports; Music; Bowling: C.C.S.F. HOPKINSON. PHYLLIS —G.S.S.; Reg. Pres.: Tri-Y; Sports; College HORTON. PATRICIA — Sewing; Work HOYME. ELEANOR —G.A.A.: Block W.: S.G.: Music; Lone Mountain HUBENETTE. BOB—Prin. Cab.: Tennis; College: Navy HUGGINS. CAROL — S.G.: G.A.A.: Block W.; Tri-Y; Stan- ford HULL, RONALD —Polo: Soccor; Adio-Technicion HUNT. ANTHONY—Rifle Team; Radio; C.C.S.F. HUNT. LOIS—Reg. V P. Football; Bowling; Dancing; Work HWANG. RICHARD—Radio Club Pres.: P.A. Staff; C.S.F.; Cal. ISRAEL. RICHARD—Aviation; Ice Skating: U.S.A.F. JACOBS. STEVE —Reg. V.P.; Prin. Cob.; Dance Comm.: C.S.F.; Yale JASLOW. FRANKLYN—U.S.F. JEUNG. EDWARD — Rifle Team: College JOHNSON. BONNITA — Sewing: Badminton; College JOHNSON. ERIC—Hi-Y; Music; Son Mateo J.C. KAILIN, ROBERTA — Sports; Ice Skating: College KAMALMAN. BERT — Reg. V.P.: Prin. Cab.: Sports: Work KAUSER. M ARTIN—Mosquers: Swimming: U.S. Navy KAVICH, SOL—Pres. S.G.: Music: Student Comm.: Med-School KAWAGUCHI. JANE—Reg. Trees.: C.S.F.; G.A.A.: Work KEEFE, JAMES—Hunting Fishing: Ranch Work KELLER. KARAN—Tri-Y: Records: Work KELLY. ROBERT—School Band College KEPPARD. RICHARD—Saber Club: N.R.A.: Football; C.C.S.F. KETTERINGHAM. VICTORIA S.F. Stote KEYS. BEVERLY—Reg. Sec.: C.S.F.; G.A.A.: F.T.A.: Bowling; S.F. Stote KIRKPATRICK. DONA-Tri Y: Work KLEEBAUER. NORMA—Prin.Cab.: Dance Comm.; Tri-Y; S.G.: Col. KOKOTOS. ANGELYNN — G.A.A.: Dancing: C.C.S.F. KRASOW. MEL — Sports; Bond C.C.S.F. KUHN. MARIE —Reg. V.P. G.A.A.: Tri-Y; College KYLE. NORMA—Prin. Cab. G.A.A.: Marriage LANDAU. SAMUEL—Reg. Trees. Sports; Books; C.C.S.F. LANGSAM. HELEN —Ex. Counc.: Dance Comm.: Tri-Y; Work LARCHE. MILDA—Jr. Adv. Reg. Pres.; Prin. Cab.: Work LAU. MAMIE—Sports; Work LEE. DORIS — Cooching: G.A.A.: Block W.; College LEE. JOANN —Reg. Trees.: G.A.A.; Bowling: College LEE. LILY — G.A.A.: Drawing: C.C.S.F. LEONARD. JOYCE — G.A.A.: Work LEONG. ALLEN — Reg. Trees.; S.G.; College LEONG. CHARLES—C.S.F.: S.G.: Col. LEOPOLD. ERNEST — Electronics: C.C.S.F. L’ESPERANCE. RAY —H-ll Pres.; Eogle: Sr. Ad.: Cal. LEW. LEONARD—College LEW. WEYMAN—S.B. Pres.; Class Pres.: C.S.F.; Hi-Y: Eagles: Bowl- ing; Cal. LEW IN. A U DR AY—Prin. Cab.; G.A.A.; Volleyball; Nurse LEWIS. ELLEN —Prin. Cab.- Reg. Sec.; Santo Barbara LIGDA. PAUL—Georgetown Uni- versity LIUZUNIE,CONSTANTINE -Foot- ball; Photo School LOSWICK. SONYA—G.A.A.; Sr. Day; Bowling: Nurse LOUIE. JEANETTE—Soorts: Knit- ting; Undecided LOWE. LEO — Hi-Y: Football: Track; College LOYD. CATHERINE —F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.: Dancing; College LUM. ELAINE—G.A.A.: Block W.: Mills College LUM. IDA—G.A A. Board: Rally Comm.; S.F. State LUM. SHIRLEY—G.A.A. F.B.L.A.: S.F. State LUM. WEYLAND— Reg. Pres.; Block W.; Sports; Work LUSHER. JACQUELINE —G.A.A.; Dance Comm.- Ballet; Cal. LYLE. GILBERT — N.R.A.; Sabre Club- Army LYNN. DOREEN —Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.; F.B.L.A.; Work MAGNER. GEORGETTE—Red Cross; F.T.A.; S.F. Stote MALOFSKY. GAYLE—Tri-Y; S.F. State MALOUF. RICHARD — Football; Aeronautics; Hi-Y MAR, JACKSON—Footba Bas- ketboll; C.C.S.F, MARCOVICH. SOL—Soccor:Trove MARDIGIAN. DIANE—Reg. V.P.; Tri-Y; Piano; S.F. State MARIN. ALICE — G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Dance Comm.; C.C.S.F. MARINOS. GEORGIA —G.A.A.; S.G.; F.B.L.A.: Tri-Y; College MASAMORI. HAROLD-Reg. Treas.; Basketball: No Plans MATSUZAKI, HEIJI — J.V. Foot- ball; College MAYERSOHN, GINGER—Drill Team; Sewing: Work McCHESNEY, ROBERT—Reg. Pres.: Sports; Undecided M ¥ILYIY, VIRGINIA—Reg. V.P.: G A A. Tri-Y: Piano; Work MERRITT. SYLVIA—Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.; Col. MILLER, PAT —C.S.F. Coach; Sports; Secretory MINKUS. LES — H-12 Pres.; Reg. Pres. F.B.L.A.; Cors: Col. MITSUDA. EIKO —Reg. V.P.; G.A.A. F.B.L.A.: College MOODY. WALTER — Forestry Work MOORE. JACQUELINE — Tri-Y; Music; Nurse MORIWAKI. JANE—G.A.A.: Rec ords: Swimming; College MORRILL. FRED—C.C.S.F. MOYA. JIM — Reg. Pres.: Hi-Y; Basketball; All City; U.S.F. MURPHY. KATHLEEN -Tri-Y; S.F. State MYERS, RICHARD — Prin. Cab.; C.S.F.: Rally Comm.: Athletics: College NEWELL, BARBARA —C.S.F.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Program Comm.: Col. NG. DAVID — Lettermon; C.S.F.: S.G.: Westminster College NG. ELSIE — Music: Art; Sports: Skating; Work NICCOLLS. ROBERT—S.B Treas.: Sr. Adv.- Eogles; Stanford NOFIELD. RALPH—Sr. Adv.: C.S.F.; Sports: Col. OBENCHAIN, RICHARD — Reg. Pres.: Stamps: Basketball; Work ON. JAMES—Hi-Y; Fishing; Bas- ketball; Undecided ON. RICHARD—Mechanics Base- ball; College O’NEILL. PEGGY—Dance Comm.; GA.A.: San Jose State OPDYKE. ALVA —Hi-Y; Hunting: Cars' Work ORLOB. SANDRA—Writing- Ten- nis; Journalism PAINTER. LOUISE — Ex. Counc.; G.S.S : G.A.A.: Tri-Y; Col. PAPATHAKIS. PAUL—Hl-Y; Foot- boll r Beach: C.C.S.F. PATERSON. BOB Sr. Adv.: Prin. Cob.: S.C.A.: C.C.S.F. PEARL. JULIE —Class V.P. Ex. Counc.: Reg. V.P.; G.S.S.; C.C.S.F. PECSON. CARLING-Sobre Club: Cars: Boxing: U.S.F. PEIZNER. SANDRA —Prin. Cob.: Music: Art: S.F. State PENNINGTON. AUDREY Block W. G.A.A.: Marching: Dentol College PERRY. PAT—Reg. V.P.- Dance Comm.: Tri-Y; Nurse POLONSKY. SELMA —Reg. Sec.: Prin. Cob.: Tri-Y: Cal. PONG. MARGIE - G.A.A.: Block W.: Baseball: Undecided POON. PATRICIA—Knitting: Col- lege PRINCE. JIM-Jr. Adv.: Dancing: Fishing: C.C.S.F.: Navy PUTNAM. ROBERT F.B.L.A.: Lettermon: U of Wash- ington QUON. RICHARD —Sports: Bos ketball: Natn'l Auto School RAJEFF, VICTOR—Records: Ships: Baseball: C.C.S.F. RANSOM.GEORGE—Reg. Trees.: Track: Baseball: C.C.S.F. RATHJENS. SHIRLEY—Tri-Y; Block W.: G.A.A.: Music; C.C.S.F. RESTAD. MARILYN —Ek. Counc.: G.A.A.: Prin. Cob.; F.T.A.- S.F. State RILEY. JoANNE —Reg. V.P. G.A.A.: F.T.A.; S.G.: Sports; S.F. State RISSO. RICHARD—Hi-Y: Sports: C.C.S.F. ROAN. WILLIE—Baseball:C.C.S.F. ROBERTS. ORALEE — Reg. Sec.: Tri-Y: Reed College ROBERTS. VIRGUS —Football: Basketball: College: Work ROLFE. BARBARA Reg. Sec.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Tri-Y: G.S.S.: G.A.A.; C.S.F.: Colorado College ROSENBERG. CAROL—S.G.: Tri- Y: Surveyor Staff: Col. ROSENBERG. RONALD —Reg. Treas.: Ex. Counc.; Hi-Y; C.C.S.F. ROSENBERG. RONALD —Reg. Pres.; Lettermon; Track; Pro. Baseball ROSENTHAL. IDELL — C.S.F.: G.A.A.; S.G.: Ice Skating: Cal. ROST. RICHARD—Reg. Pres.; C.S.F.- Sports: Cal. RUDEEN. DOROTHY—Reg. V.P.: Tri-Y; S.G.: G.A.A.; S.F. State RUCKER. LOU — Letterman ; Eagles; Football; Son Jose State ROVENS. LOUIS— U. of Nevada RYST. GEORGE—Reg. V.P.; S.G.: Sports; Doctor SAGAN. TERRYE —C.S.F.: Eagle Staff: Cal. SANDYS. RICHARD — Swimming: Skiing Stanford SAUNDERS. WANDA-L 10 V.P.: E«. Counc.; G.A.A.; C.C.S.F. SCHANTZ. MARJORIE — Dance Comm.; Sports: Coi'ege SCHAR. ROBERT—Baseball Hunt- ing- Fishing: U.S.C. SCHLAEGEL. RON -Hi-Y; Sports: Work SCHLOCKER. BAILEY—Navy SCHMin. CAROL—Tri-Y; G.A.A.: SCHNAL. ROBERT — Prin. Cob.: Letterman; C.S.F.: Cal. SCHNEIDER. MARY —G.A.A.: Swimming: Art; C.C.S.F. SCHILLACI. JOE —Letterman; Baseball; Basketball; S.F. State SCHIVELY. JOHN — Letterman; S.G.: Hi-Y; Cars: S.F. State Records: Work SCHUMACHER. GUENTER—Boat- ing: Guns: Cars; College: Travel SEAMEN. BETTY—Reg. Pres.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.; College SEID. DERALD—Sports: Co ege SEIDKIN. JOY—Prin.Cob.G.A.A.: Sports: S.F. State SEWALL. JANET —G.S.S.: Rally Comm.: G.A.A.: Tri-Y: Donee Comm.: Stanford SHEFFIELD. ED—Hi-Y: Don Juan: Reading: Undecided SHELTON. BILL —Sabre Club: Rifle Team; Marines SHIOZAKI. SHIGEKO—Reg. V.P.: G.A.A.; Business SHONFELD. CHARLENE - Reg. V.P.: Prin. Cab.: S.G.; Cal. SHULMAN. RICHARD -S.G.: Coaching; Col. SIACOTOS. TOM —Hi-Y: Varsity Football: S.F. State SING. VINCENT — H-12 Treas.: Reg. Pres.: Letterman; C.S.F.; College SKOLL. RON—Oregon Stote SMITH. ESTELLE — G.A.A.; Skot- ing: Decoroting: S.F. Stote SMITH. MICHAEL —C.S.F. Prin. Cob.: Sports: Col. SMITH. PAULINE—Sewing: Reod- ing; College SMITH. SANDRASUE —Tri Y: Donee Comm.: Bowling; C.C.S.F. SNOW. PATRICIA—Tri-Y: G.A.A.: Skoting; Work SOMMER. JAN—Reg. V.P Prin. Cob.; Tri-Y: G.A.A.: College SOUTHERD. SARAH — G.A.A.: Music; Homemoking; Work STEELE. JUDY -Reg. Treos.: S.G.; G.A.A.: C.S.F.; Col. STEPHENS. CATHIE Prin. Cob.: Reg. V.P. Tri-Y: S.F. State STEWART. STANLEY—Hi-Y; Bas- ketball All City: College STICKEL. ADEL—Reg. V.P.: Tri-Y; G.A.A.: Lux Dental Nursing STRAUSS. MARTIN —T.V.: Avia- tion: Models: Cal. TANAKA. TOM—Printing Pictures; Undecided THOMPSON. ALBERTA—Work THOMPSON. FRANK —Script Comm.: J.V. Football; Col. THOMPSON. JACQUELINE—Prin. Cob.: F.T.A.: College TILGNER. ARMIT—Block W.: Prin Cab.; Hiking; Circus TOLAND. NANCY—Reg. V.P. Tri-Y: Piano: C.C.S.F. TON I U S. THAIS—Reg. V.P. G.A.A.; Tri-Y- Son Jose Stote TOVER. HARVEY—Reg. V.P.; Swimming; Col. TOVER. MARVIN - Reg. Treos.: Swimming; Cal. TRAUNER. RICHARD —Roller Skoting: Soccor; Work TUNIK. LLOYD— H-10. L-ll Pres.: 2nd V.P.: S.F.Y.A.; C.S.F.; Eagles; College ULLMAN. RUTH Reg. Pres.: C.S.F. G.S.S.; G.A.A.: Col. USHER ROBERTA—S.B.V.P.; Ex. Counc.: C.S.F.: Tri-Y: Prin. Cob.; College VALENCIA. CONSUELO —G.S.S.: Reg. V.P.; G.A.A.: Son Jose State VAN ALSTINE. JOAN—Tri-Y; Art; Art School VARTE. DAISY — Jr. Doy; Tri-Y Swimming; Reed College VAUGHAN. RITA—Tri-Y; G.A.A. Dance Comm.; C.C.S.F. VIDAL. GREGORY — Reg. Pres. S.G.: Outdoors; Forest Ranger VIOTTI, SHIRLEY —F.B.L.A. G.A.A. Work VOURUS. KARLETTE—Red Cross: Dance Comm.; Sr. Adv.: Cal. VUJOVICH. MICHAEL—Reg. Pres.: Hi-Y Basketball; C.C.S.F. WARD. TOM—Reg. Pres.; Read- ing; Cars; Swimming; College WARNOCK. JERI — Ice Skating- Bowling; Nursing WASHER. SHIRLEE—Reg. Sec.: S.G.; G.A.A.; Dancing: C.C.S.F. WATANABE. SHIZU—Travel WEtfSTER. RUTH—G.A.A.: Draw- ing; Sports; Work WEIMAN. JEAN —Reg. V.P.; G.S.S.: Tri-Y; G.A.A.; C.S.F.: College WEINBERG. SANFORD—Reg. Pres.; Trees.: C.C.S.F. WEINSTEIN. PHYLLIS—Reg. Treas.: G.A.A. Dance Comm.; C.C.S.F. WEISS. RONALD—Reg. Pres.: Ex. Dance Comm.; Sports: College WERTHEIMER. PETER —Hi-Y; C.S.F.- Letterman; Sports; Col. WESSELY. LISBETH —C.S.F.: G.A.A.: S.G.; Tennis: Cal. WEST. CORRINE —Ex. Dance Comm.; G.A.A.; Tri-Y; Son Jose State WILLIAMS. MYRNA — Painting; Telephone Operator WILSON. MARION— Swimming: Reading; Music; Undecided WINETRUB. ALVIN —Letterman; Varsity Basketball; Col. WINNESS. LORRAINE -Dancing: Work WONG. ALBERT — Reg. Treos.: Hi-Y: Hunting; College WONG. BETTY—Reg. Treos.; G.A.A.: Surveyor Staff; C.6.C.: Eagle Staff; W.A.F.S.: College WONG. FRANKLIN —Letterman Undecided WONG. HERBERT — Basketba Bowling: Trade School WONG MARION—Bock W. G.A.A.; Knitting: C.C.S.F. WONG.NORMUND—L-12Treos. E . Counc.; C.S.F.; Col. WOO, MAY— Art: Bowling: Bas- ketball; Work WOODS. LOUISE—Jr. Adv.; G.A.A.: Skiing: S.F. State WYNNE. LOIS—G.A A. Stomps: College YAMASHITA. SADIE -EagleStoff: C.S.F.: College YAMOTO, MASAJI —K Y: Bas ketball; C.C.S.F. YEE, JEANETTE—Swimming: Donc- ing; Work YEE. LILY—G.A.A : Block W.: Drawing: Sports: College YEE. WILEY —Reg. Pres. Letter- man: Sports: College YOUNG. MINNIE — Reg. Officer: G.A.A.: Bowling: C.C.S.F. ZIMMERMAN. PEARL—Reg. V.P.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: C.C.S.F. ZINNS. DIANE — E . Counc.: L-12 Sec.: H-12 V.P.: G.S.S.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: College ZLOTKIN. HELEN — Tennis Rec- ords; Sports: Secretary CAMERA DODGERS: JERRY CHIAO WALTER JOHNSON MARGIE JONES ESTHER MAY HAL McCOOL GARY RIEDEL DAN SCRIBNER JAMES TEVIS DON WARNER SHIRLEY WEED Senior Antograpbs 40 The Student Body The Low Senior Class Class of Fall 52 Row 1 (right to loft): Don Steel, Roger Sherman, Bcb Carlenvoris, Shirley Follek. Esther Noveshen, Jean Sahel, Arlene Golden, tunny Church, Marcia Farmer, Joonne Thor, Jon Saylor. Pat Klein, Jan Sturgis, Virginia Walker, Pat Mayo, Sandra Herrguth, Kathy Utter, Jeon laker, Dorothy lissouer Row 2: Larry Pellegrini, Mar- goret Israel, Corolyn Altmon, Meryle Caro, Cynthia Carr, June Uyedo. Martha Pun, Reoee Wolff, Deonie Martinofti, Kothy Sullivan, Myra McConkie, Corole Korens, Diane Lawson, Marlene Ray. Row 3: Paul Crosbie, Ernie Brookfield, Charles Storr, Charles Mahnken, Steven Kroff, Som Coniglia, Denis De Lucchi, Noel Dietz, Jose Angel, Fay Lew, Merle Hoffman, Morilyn Kinter, Sue Rucker, Suzanne Lilly, Eliza- beth Rohnert, Ruth Meller. Barbara Miller. Row 4: Meyer De Burle, Art Cohen, Walter Lengjel, Ardith Weimon, Joan Bernstein, Arlene Weimen, Barbara Gold, Helen Foirfaoirn, Carol Wolf, Tonia Porcmoreva, Barbara Lipscbitz, Cynthia Willioms, Eleonora Hubert, Dan Hountales, Don McQuaid. Row S: Ken Lebovitz. Arnold Chu. Hanley Lee, Eorlene Smith, Joonrae Zimmermon. Bobs Baker, Beverly tongeri, Dione Vineys, Fran Cohen, Oione Binello, Dianne Tolmon, Virginia Ross, Elaine Sfoelos, Catherine Nickolaow, Dione Bermon, Pete Lampros, Bob Figone, Len lobe. Row 6: Dave Fenneman, Alex Sivachenko. Ed Burke, Joe Goldberg, Bob Bowen, Ed Watson, Dovd Hersh, Harry Patner, Jerry Anolik, Jomes Bates, Gilbert Cotes, Harry Bottat, Richard Kolm, Al Carlson, Don Silva Row 7: Ted Dch'mann, Edgar Lehmann, Dan Gibson, Jimmy Tom, Willie Holl, John Miyagi, Mitchell Kushner, Ncrman Hoi comb, Harm Erler, Mike Diener, Barbara Cervelli, Hans Meyer, Sae Suomela. Mory Tuohey, Bobbie Borden, Borbaia Mohany, Marv Premock. 41 The High Junior Class Class of Spring '53 Row 1 (right to loft): Mario (rusre, Sandra Workmon, Rochelle Steinberg, Felicio Lontieri, Coil Weingorten, Vera Pago|eff, Roberto Berthier, Lee Meiiwether, Jackie Overstreet, Joan Winder, Shelley Warren, Dorii Kesiler, Carole Mott, Jean Imhout, Dorothy SatdiHe, Shirley Spinner, Millie Reuben, Shirley Swartz, Joyce Blumenthal, Volerie Rosenkrantz, Josephine Celia, Pau'o Lekos. Row 2: Glenda Bartel, Semonns Morieff, Myrade Hes, Connie Panagakis, Shirley Lipian, Jan Green, Fran Barnes, Corol Keiit, Cathy Buck, Gayle Maybaum, Sonia Binder, Alice Palmer, Ardath Perkins, lee Wertheim, Florence Zonardi, Pat Dewey, Pat Larson, Sandra Mottos, Betty Dawson, Jeanne Hotchkiss. Row 3: Carol Smton, Sheryl Cohn, Lisa Singer, Ellen Fish, Bobbie Jacobs. Albelh Filtier, Rochelle Enenberg, Myrna Goldstein, Nothaniel Rutherford, Bettie Hagen, Eunice Allison, Leilo Atwell, Jean Clork, Lorry Yohonnan, Vero Vukovich, Jene Folia, Shirley Conata, Liz Bliss, Margie Toore, Tata Parr. Jeanne Horris, Dione Sortini, Eloine Heones. Row 4: Noncy Parsons, Elayne McForland, Juonito Nichols, Ramona Farr. Bernyce Herzberg, Minnie Louis, Barbaro Chin, Margie Wong, Eleanor Jackson, Marjorie Paiker, George Williams, Voncie Hurmon, Poul Hones, Ernest Salcmon, Dennis Burk, Sylvia Morse, Marg e Hropoff, Gerald Lodewig, Worth Miller. Row 5: Noomi Taylor, Eloisa Bueno, Betty Loy, Coro Lee. Betty Wong, Shirley Chung, Esther Ong, Den Missicca, Chuck Kleebauer, Walt Stone. Judy Papo, Marilyn Smith, Sh'rley Landman, Helen Ermann, Debby Zarchin, Dorothy Belluomini, Dona Windeler, George Wills, Frank Duarte. Row 6: Sharon Dabney, Julieen Louie, Chizuko Miyazaki, Sally Ng, Nancy Reese, Judy Roseblatt, Helen Gibson. Pat Schulze, Pat Vander Sferre, Margie Ayres, Jim Emery, Jchn Gan, Benjamin Norwood, Den lontermon, Pete Klein, Gobriel Barros, Gene Larson Row 7: Wolter Gess, John Roach, Henry Matter, Steve Vogel, Joe 6ivens, George Coorreges, Funk Cerrato, John Schwerin, Bill Manion, Nick Soffilos, Dick Rouigno, Bob Smeth- urst, Lucius Lee, Louie Perez, Gary Jones, Art Heod, John Winsett, Warner Ander- son Row 8: Janice Berzin, Joyce Beckman, Christine Colley, Helen Hamphill, Joe Miller, Phil Shalitt, James Akashi, Mas Yonase, John Doomi, Lenord Louie, Emile •°urdet, Mott Wossermon, Roy Carroll, Arturo Gayne, Warren Regan, Peter Wolf, Robert Jokob, Claude Stevens. Row 9: Faith Russo, Barbara Celoni, Fred Saccone, Homer Gee, Andy Lee, Tomi Sui. Stanley Woo, Joe Graham, Al Blumenthal, Terry Schulz, Ralph Castro, George Harris, Cris Vicerra, Princeton Lyman, David Feldstein, Roger Repp. Wallace Tsang. Row 10: Douglas Paton, Jim Bargioni, George Roko nitz, Anthony Nolo, Robert Lowenthal, William Ong, William Tong, Wilton Wong, Jock Davis, Ron Hurwitt, Ron Shewbridge, Eorl Smith, George Kovalenko, Gustav Jock, Jean Colyer, Bud Andress. San Garfinkel, Frank Speizer, Louis Hirsch, Enrico Corpuz. 45 The High Junior Class Class of Spring 'S3 Row 1 (right to lef)t: Lloyd Tofoyo, Ron Bioltz, Donald Wing, Richard Klein, Helene Jorgenson, Chorltno Mencoff, Jocry Morrell, fot Smith, Rebecco Poquis, Money Thomos, Marilyn Popiul, Vickie Sobol, Marcia Savin, Albeth Filtzer, Bobbie Jacobs, Sheryl Cohn, Lisa Singer, Corol Sinlon, Adele Mallinger, Gayle Bernstein. Row 2: Dick Rosemont, Hedy Hyde, Scndro 6rubstick, Fronk Tassig, Rochelle Eisenberg, Mymo Goldstein, Moureen Martin, Bob Matulae, Robert Hirano, Ed Spriggs, Ellen Fish, Pat Quick, Barbara Swonson, Money Gilstrap, Evelyn King, Margie Oleary Row 3: Yvonne Mauguier, Dione Terry, Kothy Lusk, Bobbie Cocks, Michael Goldeen, Kothy Wessels, Corol Mortin. Lois Holcenberg, Morion Lambert, Mob Hirschmon, Lesley Blake, Phil Goal, Bud Andress, Charles Pierce. Dick Cropper, Noomi Fujimoto, Noncy Inouye. Row 4: Bev Wiece, Douglas Poton, Marion Goldfinger, Stephen Reuben. Magdalen Gorgi, Carol Demartini, Bonne Baltsen, Groce Buzzed, Donna Kirkhoven, Loretta Chituni, Dorothy Belluomini. John Ellison, Dorothy Crispen, Jockie Quigley, Elaine Pool Row S: Rod Hurwitt, Johnnie Rogers, Jack Polmer, Irwin M. Hammer, Turk Mured, Sylvia Morse, Nick Wilson. Carl Holmes, Oick Morey, Ernie Meyer, Corolyn Chinn. Sylvia Urb, Shirley Chin. Bob Arago. Row 6: Chos Cacharelis, John Bresler, Eddie Sofdie, Rudy Hoffman. Mormon Nielsen, Roy Eickele, Monio Pilpel, Tom Corridan, Fred Soccone, lorry Beldon, Al Gionoro, Harry Chuck. DeVon Byrd Row 7: Bernie Gardner, Iro Jessie, Ray MacIntyre, Tom Thieben, Peter Henson, Bill Miller, Art Swetman, Ralph Castro, Frank Baltin, Fred Fisber. Ron Pursley. Louie Phillips, Phil Euler, Tony Del Costello, Alvin Wolf, Don Ben|omin. 46 The Low Junior Class Class of Row 1 (right to loft): Guy Aotwood. Bill Middleton. Gtroldint Solvo, Borboro Freemen, Pot Bolsley, Pot Connors, Kay G'iffin. Juno Sounior, Borboro Bedford, Naomi Spring, Marilyn Slater, Roberto Pinsler, Joon Mock. Jayne Oito, Judy Kress, Tamara Poove, Bose Geonocos, Sue Chamberlin, Milly Kolsh, Bito Zydonis. Row 2: Patricio Southard, Elaine Oarby. Donna Young, Lillian Khirman. Olgo Jebrovsky, Lula Tamaras, Joell Yuna, Shirley Peeler, Anobol Eng, Joan Knonisher, Charlotte Homrel, Patricia Mikkelsen, Coro Poy, Jean Naganumo. Dorothy Hostings, John Doty, Phillip Pincus, Bichord Dohlmger. Row 3: Frederick Williams. Ike Boots McArthur, Wolly Papke Claire Ball. Marcine Johnson, Hilda Machol, Shirley Bloke, Morion Irvine, Thelma Cuneo, Carol Cuttler, Carole Firchow, Arlene Clew. Dolly Tsujiscfca, Janet Fudge, Mory Marotsos. Noncy Rosser. Dave Broos Row 4: Henry Lev. Don Bloine. Bruce Bolding, Lloyd Griffith, Sharlene low. Faye Horn. Ruby Wong, Phyllis Lee, Bill Zoharin. John Mathis, George louer, Shirley lee, Al Fell. Armon Borsemian. Row S: Bobbie Arioni, Lorraine Fernquest. Jon Berry. Shirley Fall ’53 Sims, Pot Hilke, Shirley Fronks. Joan Anderson, Penny Bertuccelli, Bobbie Folkman, Kathy McCool. Dawn Thornton. Elaine Schwartz, Ann Phillips, Bobbie Honig. Jack Evenson, Chleta Russel, Mery Bogan, Esterino Alexander Row 6: 0 Donnell, Leon McPherson, lorry Caviella, Fronk Kenney, Corrall Dillon, Lee Hommel, Rich Matzen, Paul Leysen, George Bowers, Gerard Oarfield, Robert Font, Peter Misselesen. Row 7: Ed Scheiline, Bob Barnard. Walt Cesterle, Miltcn Golont, Victor Zullo, Howie Schumon, Edword Sonchez, Harold Kopp, Sam Citron, Jerry Addleston, Erwin Hessle berg. Reynold Wong. Howord Lawrence. Row 8: Bob Ansara, Ron Tauber, Don Mibach. Dove Curtis, Bob Hunt, Lloyd Winter, Lawrence Miyama, Francis Whong. Lawrence Fong, Alton Seid, Wilford Low, Robert Chun, Stephen Yu. Row 9: Robert A. Bovero. Phil Salin, John A. Despotokis, Gerry Costonzo. Ed Toby, Tern Conrod. George lim, Bill Berea, Sheldon Toor. Martin Rosenthol, Rodney Hedgepeth, George Photopeulos, Pete Andersen. 47 The High Sophomore Class Class of Row 1 (right to loft): Doug Heller, Iry Cchn, Richard Doily, Don (assero. Dove Murray, Den Rattler, jerry Rosenberg. Myron Heckman, Bob lickey, Patty Anders. Evelyn Rosmelt, Sherna Steinberg, Carol Whitmore, Pat Cowley, Barbara Bolster, Ardene Anderson, Noncy Jones, Joanne Walters, Sallee Parks. Row 2: Ron Joseph, Pat Benson, (harmaine Dahl, Herb Barosch, Jackie Cooper, Sandro Dulberg. Lila Jean Mena, Choice Mcleon, Cornelia Bocor, Terry Lee, Lois Mehulka, Marilyn Bloke, Marcia Blum, Albert An, Mike Benson. Raymond Chin. Ron Berman, David Mcnosch. Row 3: Saul Bar, Kleonthy Condos, Claire Goldsmith, Lois Fishman, Roberta Heyman, Virginia Sorensen, Barbara Tolond, Barbara Cecil, Alberta Lester, Lynne Painter, Joyce Weaver, Hilda Apelboum, Joyce Hirota, Dorothy Gordon, Katharine Hartzell, Mary Ann Albin, Shirley Fox, Robert Hyman, An Kenneth, Winfred Ng. Rov. 4: Jockie McGrow, Corinne Harder, Lili Daniel, Bcb Perry, Pauline Wright. Dennis Moorheod, Henry (rossfield, Walter Schivo. Joel Gollin, Hans Hoffmonn, Pat Gotto, Donna Gilbert, Denny Delman, Bob Tucker, Dick Nichcls, Larry Lum, David Chan. Raymond Louie. Row 5: Helen Pierce, Irene Bush, Goldie Koplcn, Lynn Ahl- gren, Bonnie Newberry, Jo Glenchar, Joyce Moy, Sten'ey Willa, Jchn Bauer, Ed Plutte, Tom Coss, Bill Collins, John Wendt, Gory Verbin, Em ly Omar, Jean (ancilla. Roe Elkind, Gail Seligman. Row 6: Marian Smith, John Rowland, Harriett Koehler, Lai; Enders, Annette Zomore, Alice Kamozzi, Wanda Keshkin, Mary Terwi'liger, Ann Cook- Fall ’54 son, Barbara Rede, Jonis Walker. Sue Menzie, Vicki (rouse, Bev Nimmo. Carol Bischoff, Ruth Henninger, (oral (oldough, Jo Anne Hoight, Sue Rosenthal. Row 7: Merle Martin, Dick Ow, Rodney Fong. Williom Wong, Alfred Tong, Wiley Horn, Ernest Nuiyo, Shinj Nakamura, Don Ingram, B II Chizar, Ray (edeo, Hugby Aamonsen, Morvin Abrahom, Douglas Wright, Fronklin Fung, Gloria Temkin. Row 8: Billy Hoo, Phil Gusen, Gene Londysher, Elio Yee, Peggy Tom, Shirley Fong. Rorbara Fong, Elaine Chang, John Homilton. Gordon Smith, Bob Morris, Franklin Devore, Bruce Bemis, Bob Mersereau, Don Stenson, Jo Anne Ycncey, Dorindo Dowley. Row 9: David Rheem, George Logvy, Robert Poli, Ken Davis, Jr., Joan Conata, Mardi Rolfs, Peorl Opp, Betty Gussie, Jan Rutherford, Ralph Shouts, Robert Eckelhoff, Chester Chon, Andy DeCesone, Claire Pyne, Betty Hacker, John Aaro, Don Noyes, Joe Politz. Rov; 10: George Wilmot, Al McGee, Don Kay, Gary Rifkind, Lorry Woolf, Joan Godwin, Nancy Stevenson, Sally Hogan, Fron Norman, Liz Juul, Marilyn Euler, Sharon Johnston, Barbara Brungard, Carolyn Northgrove, Carole Zeleley, Sondra Merritt, Mimi Torpeteur, Nancy Gommeringer, Jeanette Gemmeringer. Row 11: Marie Golang, Bernie Slavin, Dick Erter, Joe Berliner, Erika Schonewald, Annette Candou, Cloudette Couhape, Elise landecker, Beverly Binford, Diane Culbertson, Ben Dubinsky, Mike Siegel, Manuel Peneyra, Kikshi Sokakura, Roland Ouong, Sokaya Coshimuro, Jim Hughes. 48 The High Sophomore Class Class of Spring Row 1 (right to left): Vera Mortindole, Carol Cohen, Judy Howland, Mary Arkos, Jonine Beurdieu, Florence Gront. Marilyn Clothier. Erika Schonewold. Patti Ohl. laurel loftus. Marilyn Field. Mary Matote, Kay Felt, Art Cvor. 600:90 Conklin. Jchn Toshiro, Winnie Wooster. Fay Eastlond, Eleonore Ropoport Row 2: Marilyn Tozier. Jean Colyer, Marie Louise Arndt, Virginia tee Alton. Kothryn Reed. Morylinn Stood , Verna Wallace. Potricia Martin, Norma Ralakion, Lois Hermine Lift, Jockie Oqletree, Kathy Orr, Dione Braskamp, Renold Loos, Al Nymon, till Fisher, Murray Turoff Row 3: telly Armond, Audrey lellesen, Lois Friedrich. Lois MocDonald. Koy Robertson, Lois Morse, Jim Guthrie. John Sochor, Gilbert Stunk. Dan Blumenfeld, Don Groaey, Steve Hallee, Paul Manouelion, Bob Jones, Kenneth Wong, Marianne Gluck mon, Marlene Mann. Row 4: Down Dumo, Dorothy Goldmon. Yvonne Worth, Carol Springei, Erica Long. Evelyn Morris. Harold Stein, Bob Taylor, Ruggieno Pelosi, Maurice lemus, Malcolm Boyd, Ernest Abets, Bob Harris. Jean Mac Lachlan, Shirley Kora, Marilyn Erspke, Wilma Green Row S: Thomos Schneider. Don Shaffer, J:m Wilson, David Vilnec. Richocd Masuda Eodoshi Abe. Norman Hcghievino. lisa Horowitz, Shirley Gipson, Alice Emery, Clarice Closer, Joan McElroy, Bev Linsey, Dorothy Lewis. Row 6: Adolphus Wong, Ed Schroeder. Bennett McLaughlin. Ben Lossers, Richard Bisby, Sort Smith, Melvin Axelrod. Jim Healy, Doug Lammis, Oliver J. Show. Bob Mchler, Harold Knud.en, Richard Lucas, Steven Oppenheimer, Bob Coffey, Peter R. Ingersoll Row 7: Steve Seamcc, Ron Woo, Dove O'Neill, Bob Schm dt. Peter lee, Russell Yee. Edwin M. Wong, Norman Mahon, Noncy Ratica, Fran Dominquez, Ellen Miley, Barbra Bloke, Claire OeKoninck, Barbara Valentine. Mildred McConn Row 8: Den Poole, Bob Schomp. Gory Presting, Ardie Etcheverry. Andy Hillrm, Avery Anderson, Peter Cordellcs, Arnold Knud sen. M ke Huffman, Mary- nella Gabriel, Kay Kokofos, Carol Christian, Carol Fischer. Betty Tuia, Marilyn Weder, Sue Slauson, Borbaro Cock, Helen Nazarchuk. Ro.v 9: Maurice Porks, Morion Antipa, Morlene Smith, Ronald Tyeskey, Laura Richardson, Fonnie Wiley, Bill Cooper, Pat Condon, Pete Kyrimis, JoAnn McFarland. Nancy Fiidstrom, Pot McNamara, Maureen Miles. Carol Most, Evangeline Potoell, Jone Lubchinka, Judy Kino, Imogene Potter, Evelyn Meier. The Low Sophomore Class Class of Fall Row 1 (right to left): Bill Galt, Jery Krops, H. Newman, Chock Frye. Kathleen Koenemonn, Martha Goldsmith, Joyce Yembo. Charlotte Copples, Robin McConooghy, Gay Neomiller, Sarah Londao, Anne Perry, Kay Trimble, Ann Conellos, Marion Fischer. Roth Market, Michoeleen Woldron, Shirlee Jamieson, Nina Dolores Row 2: Clay Williams, Eddie Wellt, Leroy Ironstein, Harold Chosid, George Singer, Bob Strahle, John Panogokis, Carol Wietz. Beote Singer. Lily Wong, Donise Bloe, Sylvia Davis, Blonche Forror. Aorelie Benhom, Helmi Folton, Barbora Cassell, Pat Gothertr. Horlene Goylord. Row 3: Pool Wheothley, Liz Guillory, Robert Arterberry, Donold Milk, Tom Varley, Stephen Shain, Ralph Jaffa, Richord Forness, Dovid Azov, Jerome Booman, Charles Reynoso, Bob Bertoloni, Cliff Kelly, Lillion Yee, Adrienne Ho. Lenoro lee. Irene Tong, Carole Ann Fong. Row 4: Lena Qoon, Roberto Backer, Aodrey Doty. Undo Salter. Gory Greenberg, Leon Jones, Dorlene Stewort, Bernice Poziomczyk, Chester Hicks, Ann 0 Brian, Diane 0 Donnell. Sylvia Torres. Dione Reoben, Anne Gorman, Georgia Fronklin, Tulito Bonilla, Charlene Seibert. Marilyn Reid. Row 5: Sherwin Weiss, Ed lone. Jon Leipsic, Alfrede Acero, laorence Frigillono, Roby Hollondsworth, Jean Cootore, Evelyn Moloney. Alda Ferrori, Corol Pickering, Marilyn Mills, Anne Geistel, Wondo Rogers, Janita Medlock, Mario Blanos, Denise Joseph, Darlene Pasch, Carole Stern. Marilyn Meyer Row 6: Donald Johnson, Herbert Friedman, John Brown, Jim Gardner, Betty Rodd, Morianne Saondets, Walter DcBardeleben, John Morphy, Henry Doran, Benny leong, Isabelle Hall, Margie Levy, Steffi Rosenthal, Foy Ng, Jack Thompson. Row 7: Sozonne Miller, Mary Robinson, John Goaroglia, Serge Gregorieff. Sam Tribble, Fred Man Chester, Dick Goldberg, Sidney Lewin, Sheldon Backer, Marshall Ball, Oliver Gater, Walter Kischmischjon, Robert Yehl, Henry Ng, Weymon Chon, Richord Lee, Donold Chan, Leon Lark. Row 8: Joan Nicholson, Korin Swartz, Hideo Makoyona, Harold Berkson, Mike Zinns, Larry Smith, Merle looie. Tog Kim Yee. Alma Miologret, Diane Mayo, Adile Steanfret, Vera Dolinsky, Arnold Mentz. Jock Hoey, Clifford Gee. Wiley Wong, Lee Roy (pillion. Row 9: Howard Wong, John Shimiza. Richard Robbins, Fred Hee, Colvin Chong, Horry Lee, Pete Veong, Clovis Shen, Raymond Choy, Sidney Shired. Goyler M lee, Pool Lin, Walter Chong. Nothan Jew, Gilbert Lcoie, Chew Jeong, Raymond Joe, Ralph Wilkerson. 50 Junior Days Sports Section Row 1 (left to right): Model Niiolton, Som Caniglio. lob Luolhoti. Joe Cl mi. Gem loiton, Looil duiker, Bennie Norwood, Sid Moword. Row 2: «I Folthi, Ennii McOoniel, Dov d Moil, tool Popolhokii, George domem, Volgene Donieli, Horrii Nuiiboum, John Sihieely, «I lemon. Row 3: (hod decde, Leo Lowe, Frendiel Vooghn, Lee loiter. Lorry Conover, Ken De Woll, Robert Hoke, Fronk Roberti, Jim Gillette. Unlimited Football Mission—32. Washington—13. Gome was close tor awhile. Eagle touchdowns came from plunges by Lualhati and Rucker. Papathakis blocked a kick. Galileo—8, Washington—30. Joe Givens received the game boll in this game. Massing scored on an interception. McCool passed 20 yords to Norwood. McCool drove 8 yards. Caniglio passed to Norwood. Roberts dashed 24 yards tor the lost score. Saint Ignatius—0, Washington—19. Larson pitched out to Lualhati who passed the ball to Roberts to a touch- down. Lualhati returned a punt 65 yards. Larson drove over trom the one-foot line. Lowell—6. Washington—0. A fine defensive game turned into defeat when Kistler passed to Friedman for Lowell. Commerce—33, Washington—6. Frank Roberts provided the highlight of the game with a 71-yard dash for the lone Eagle score. Lincoln—28, Washington—0. In the fight for The Bell, the Eagle team put in an early bid, but were turned bock scoreless by a strong Lincoln team. Balboa—13, Washington—13. A favored Balboa team was tied when Lou Rucker passed to Caniglio and Lualhati ran 18 yards. The George Washington rooting section stuck with the team through thick and thin. All City Players ! Row 1: Lorton. luolhoti. Row 2: Givoni, Conover, McDameit. I Row 1 (left to right): It. lee. It. Mills. S. Keith, 0. Heller, Fronk Speiret, D. Curtis, J Bradley. G. Jones, G. Kefkind, . Swoin. Row 1: D Oohlmon, 0 Frye, 0. Boone. M Wossetmon, C. Dillon, M. Axelrod. F. Fisher, G. Madison. D. Dunton, D. Mosudo, 0. Koufmon, J. Nothon, D. Vilnor. H. Cosey, £. Smith, K. lehoritr. Row 3: D (terse. J. Despotokis, Cohn. J. Sorhor. E. Plotte. 0. Byrd. H. lew. Cloyd Angel, «. Polion. W. Coopet. P. Kytomis. W. Monion, I. Winter, J. Botes, H Ctowfotd, 0 Bisby, N. Wilson, E. Toby. Junior Football m Claw Wildcats, 19-6. Led by Dave Boone and Madison Gunther, the Eagles walloped the Saint Ignatius Cats in a thrilling battle which saw an S. I. 80-yd. kickoff return. Fine defensive play was executed by Byrd, Reefe, and Cooper. Scalp Indians, 32-0. Coach Vasquez's rampaging gridders again turned the trick at the cost of their arch rivals, the Lowell Braves. Paving the way for their decisive victory were Gunther's 90-yard jaunt and Boone's 87-yard romp. Morley, Axelrod and Stanley sparked in the line. Bombard Bulldogs, 25-13. After a 54-yard trip by Willie Cooper against Commerce, the Eaglets took to the air, proving their passing attack was just as fatal as their ground gain- ing. A Gunther to Bisby airial was good for 76 yards and a T. D. Keith Stanley and Ed Piute provided a sturdy forward wall. Skin Bears, 39-8. Determination and spirit were abundant as were Eaglet touchdowns. This hard fought ecounter was a team effort with fine offensive and defensive play. In the first quarter the Mission Bears weer etough but outside romps by Cooper, and passes by Gunther broke the Bear's back. Lace Links, 25-7. With Cooper, Socher and Rief leading the offense and Piute, Wasserman, Batloin and Axelrod pacing the defense, the Eaglets slipped by the Lincoln Ponies Bow to Bucs, 22-0. This was the big one for the Eaglets. Both teams were undefeated and were fighting for the championship. The J. V. gridders played hard, but couldn't compete with the Balboa Buc- ‘V t M a a tow I (left to right): lob«t Vomi, Ptlti Cordolii. Ctorgi (ourrtgyi, Sl vt Cool, Williom Strother, titer Wertheimer, Dorrold Noyet, (ootlt Wont Row I: Wolter I eng el. Gory Kirtten. Peter Wolf, Robert Poterion, lorry III don. Tony OeUoitillo. Chorlei Edmondien, tody Hoffmon. Row J: lonold Hillmon. Jciepb lerliner, Arnold Rnodion, Connie Tokoeeti, lennit lontermon, Tbomoi Coffmon, Peter Klein, Tbomoi fokk. Soccer Season In their first game of the season the Washington Eaglebooters played and defeated a strong Poly team. Lorry Beldon and Pete Wolf were credited with the scores. The Eaglebooters then met a rugged Wildcat team and edged out the Saint Ignatius squad I to 0. Wolf scored the lone counter for Washington. The Commerce Bulldogs was the next team to go down to defeat ot the hands of the Washington team by a score of 3 to I. In their fourth bout the Eaglebooters defeated the Galileo Lions 4 to I. Wolf and Beldon booted the goals. Washington then met Lowell and dropped them from the ranks of the undefeated by a score of 5 to 0. Pete Wolf slammed home all five goals for the Eagles. The Eagles then met Balboa's Pirates and forced them to walk the plank to the tune of a 3 to 0 score. Larry Beldon booted all 3 points. Scoring their third shutout in a row, the Eag e; bopped Lincoln 2 to 0. In their lost game of the regular season the Eagles bowed to Mission in a hard fought battle, 2 to I. Washington’s Eaglebooters then went into the play- offs supporting a 7-1 record. They met Poly in the semi-finals and were held to a 2 to 2 tie. The Eagles were awarded the game because they defeated Poly earlier in the season. In the finals against Mission, the Eagles lost a heart breaker 1 to 0. The end of the season found the Eagles in second place with 7 wins and 2 losses and I tie. Soccer is gaining a place here ot George Wash- ington as a spectator sport. 57 Four Way Champs Uft to right: Al Winttrub, Unlimited Trcphy, Stem Stewart, 130's Trophy, (ooch Sid Phelon, Leonord Robinson, 120's Trophy; Steve Ho’be. 110’s Trophy. Sid Phelan brought George Washington its first basketball clean sweep, the third in prep history. The Eagle Varsity showing the superb coaching of its mentor and a well knitted combination, went un- defeated in A.A.A. competition and battled to a de- cisive second place in the “Northern California Invita- tional Tournament of Champions. The 130‘s quintet, after dropping their first tilt in league ploy, went through the race untouched and defeated Saint Ignatius, displaying finesse and classy play patterns. The 110’s and 120’s also won resounding first place victories with a ball controlling fast break and expert ballhandling. During the years “Sid has been here at the hilltop, the lightweight games he has lost maybe tabulated on one hand. Congratulations to four great teams and their coach, Sid Phelan. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Unlimited Basketball Led by Jim Moya’s outbreak of 19 points which earned him Prep of the Week honors, the Eagles scalped the Lowell Indians 43 to 31 with little trouble. The rebounding of Al Hood and Ike McArthur, and the floor play of Paul Perry. Al Wine- trub and Ron Rosenberg gave a preview of the team effect which featured the undefeated season. Buckets were few at the city college court as the Balboa team went down to a 25 to 18 defeat. Rebounding beat o fast Saint Ignatius team 39 to 29. Al Hood was high point man with 15. In the gome with the Poly Parrots the Eagle quintet made on outstanding record on free throws hitting 21 out of 23 for a final score of 50 to 27. Moya and Rosenberg were high point men. Defense beat the Mission Bears 27 to 16 as the Washington five stopped Tony Psoitis. Al Hood was picked Prep of the Week. Again the Eagles mods 21 of 24 free throws to sink Lincoln 44 to 31. The team continued to play as a close-knit unit. Sharp shooting by Moya and McArthur carried the Eagles over the Sacred Heart Irish, 54 to 38. The Eagles cinched the A.A.A. league title by downing Com- merce 37 to 31 in a close game. The Washington five had to stall to hold the lead. In the semi-finals before 1,500 screaming Washingtonians the Eagles turned bock Mission 48 to 40. Al Winetrub was Prep of the Week. The Eagles defeated Poly 39 to 21 to win their first Varsity tit!e in 12 years. This win made coach Sid Phelon one of three coaches ever to win 110, 120. 130 and unlimited team titles in one season. 59 STAN STEWART 130's All-Cih ANDY LEE 130's EUGENE BROWN 1 130's All-City | i PETE GERMANIS JOHNNY CANDAU CHARLEY SMITH FAUSTO GALANG 130's______ ' PAPKE nited ■ AL WINETRUB Unlimited •• mtm DON RATTLER ON ROSENBERG Unlimited All-City Unlimited ■ n McARTHUR IKE PAUL PERRY Unlimited AL HOOD Unlimited JIM MOYA Unlimited All-City Unlim i DON JONES 130 s___ Lincoln Commerce Commerce Lowell W««(r b, M«fO Lincoln Bolboo Sid Phelan, Jim Idoyo, Dan lenihan. Bob trietlo, J. Bradley, Don «oilier, 1 Hood, Boberl 0 Donnell, ««iilanl Coach Bill Colloi. 130's Basketball Meeting a tough Lowell Club at the start of the season, Washington's 30's dropped their first game, a heart- breaker, 32 to 28. The Eogles recovered from their loss and went on to successive wins over Balboa, Saint Ignatius, Poly, Mission, Lincoln, Sacred Heart, Commerce, and Galileo, in that order. The Eagles were in first place at the end of the round-robin schedule, with an 8 and I record. Washington went into the semi-finals against Mission, who had had to beat Commerce and Sacred Heart to enter the playoffs, and thoroughly trounced the Bears, 44 to 32. Stan Stewart and Lefty Lee paced the Eagles with 14 and 13 points respectively. Saint Ignatius was the Hilltoppers next opponent in the finals. After the third quarter the Eagles looked like a shoo-in, but the Wildcats got inspired and come pretty near to beating the Eagles. However, the Eagles put on a 3 minute stall and came out on the long end of a 34 to 3 I score. Washington emerged the champions with a 10 won, I lost record. Stan Stewart and Eugene Brown were chosen first string all-city, while Johnny Candau and Charley Smith made the majority of 2nd string teams. 130 ____Row 1 (left to right): Chorles Smith, Eodene Brown, Pete Germenis, Stan Stewart, Joe Goldberg, Don Jones, Randolph Garnette. Row 2: Coach Bill (alias, Tom Sue, Bob Arderberry, lefty lee, Fousto Galang, Willie Murry, Weyland lum. 1 20’ —Row 1 (loft to right): I. Robtftson, I. Smethurst, J. Mathis. 6 Hobort, R. Wong. Row 2: Mgr. E. Watson, A. Seid, N. Tom, 0 Bloino, 0. Mock, B. Slavin. Lightweight Basketball Starting the season with o 36 to 2 i win over Poly ond losing only to Galileo during the season, the Eagle 10's fin- ished with an 8 and I record and a tie for championship. Washington's defeat at the hands of Galileo marked their first loss in 23 league games. The game was a thriller qoing two over-times with the Lions finally winning out 32 to 30. Steve Holbe, high scoring forword on this season's 10's, was a unanimous choice on the 1951 A.A.A. All- City 110 pound team. Washington's 20's waded through the first five games of their schedule with successive wins over Poly, Sacred Heart, Galileo, Balboa, and Commerce. In their sixth game of the season, the Eagles came up against a battling Saint Ignatius quintet and dropped o close 27-23 contest. After losing to Saint Ignatius, the 20’s bounced back ond beot Lowell and Lincoln. Washington went across town to play Mission in game No. 9 and dropped the Bears from the ranks of the undefeated. We ended the season in a tie for championship with 8 wins and I loss . Len Robertson, Lipmon Choy, and Dan Mock made the 1951 A.A.A. All-City 120 pound team. IIO'i 21 Wash. 36 Poly 11 17 S. H. 32 30 Col. 12 26 Balboa 18 39 Comm. 14 21 S. 1. 17 19 Lowell 11 29 Lincoln 120 l 24 Wash. 36 18 36 26 43 19 22 23 45 27 23 16 32 19 26 110 s—How 1 (left to right): F. Williams, M. Colong, A. Orowitl, S. Holbr, S. Woo Row 2: Mgi. E. Wotson, A. Wong, L. Lum, C. Toom. UNLIMITED—Row 1 (left to right): Marvin Tover, Donald Warner, Howard Lorwrence, Phil Coal, Noel Dietz, Jose Angel, Stanley Slewort, Louis Rucker, Dennis Delucci, Harvey Tover. Row 2: Coach Odone, Lloyd Tunik, Ken DeWolf, Richard Weinstein, Richord Dohlinger. Icuce Belding, Ronald Shewbridge, George Logvy, Robert Petnam, Stephen Keoff, Robert Mersereau, Mike Torahanoff, Al Opdyke (Manager). Swimming Teams As this copy is being written. Coach Walter Odone’s Swimming Teams are doing very well. Teams ore Unlimited. 130 s and I20‘s. Thus far they have met and beaten four schools in league meets—Mission. Balboa, Galileo, and Lincoln. Again Mission the teams showed that they were no team to be trifled with by sweeping the meet 56 to the Bear’s 7. The lightweights followed their big brothers’ example and followed suit. 48 to 7, and 52 to 2. Noel Dietz paced the varsity by placing first in both the diving and 100-yd. back stroke events. In the second league meet, the paddlers hit their stride in not only drubbing Balboa, 56 to 10. but also setting new school records in the process. One of the records set was a 1.50:7 time posted by the 200-yd. relay team consisting of Jose Angel, Lou Rucker. Stan Stewart and Howard Lawrence. The lightweight scores were 48 to 8, and 52 to 3. Meeting a little stiffer competition in Lincoln, the boys faltered temporarily and then sprang back to sweep the meet one. two, three, to retain their un- defeated status. The scores were 38, 2 to 27 2, 48 to 7, and 46 to 9. Galileo fell before the Eagles 52 to 11, 52 to 2. and 50 to 6. The I30’s are defending champs. LIGHTWEIGHTS—Row 1 (!eft to right): Robert Poli, Mike Robinson, Irwin Hesselberg, Ernie Meyer, Weylond Lum, George (ban, Dave Murray, Dove Curtis, Robert Smethurst, Stewart Lilly. Row 2: Coach Odone, Reynsld Wong, Rheem Dovis, Peter Grassi. Ronald Joseph, Donald Fisher, Arnold Lum, Burton Lee. Chew Leong, John Ellison, Bruce Bongert, Donald Chan, Al Opdyke (Manager) Row 1 (loft to right): Gerord Clorfield, Wally Tseng, Leonard Louie, lob (hrisman Dick Nichols. Row 2: Mr , loiter, Horold Kopp, Ted Dahlman, Tom Conrad, Don Wing, Mr. Reode. Tennis Team As this story is being written the George Washington tennis team has a one won. one loss record. Written numerically the present record doesn't sound bad. but the loss was to Lowell who is the strongest opponent. This means that we won't have a chance to meet them again and will probably hove to be satisfied with second place. The team, coached by Mrs. Koster and Mr. Reade, consists mainly of Juniors. Here are the starters: In the doubles Tom Conard teams up with Dave Browne and Ted Dahlman teams up with Len Louie. In the singles Eric Speierman, Harold Kopp, Allen Orwitz, Homer Gee and Wallace Tseng are the starters. Golf Team Golf here at Washington has tolcen great strides forward ever since Mr. John Rocky took it under his wing. As this is being written the golf team has already surpassed two teams in the league matches. If the team can get by the always strong Lowell team they will have a clear rood to our school's first Golf championship. The team consists of Jack Bacigulupi, Bob Schnal, Bob Barnard, Walt Sanders and John Sochor. Row 1 (left to right): Bcb Schnal, Walt Sanders. Bob Bornard. Row 2: Charles Pierce, Gil Brunk, John Doty. Row 3: Bill Hamrol, Gory Greenberg, Jerry Addleston, Mike Evons. Unlimited: Row 1 (left to right): W. Cooper, (. Bowser. I Burns, A (orison, 0. Lonlermon, S. Shired, 0. Fox, 0. Lummis, R. Eickele. N. Nielsen, 0. Robinson, W. Popke Row 2: R. Hull, Coach Vasquez, A Benton, J. Briggs. S. Howard, V. Daniels, A. Lee, S. Keith, H. Erler, II. Gallant, F. Roberts, R Rosenberg, R. Winter. S. Mochol, P. Kyremis. Row 3: F. Soccone, G. Jones, B. leif, I. Ccnover, D. Erler, D. Daily, P. Euler, L. Lowe, J. Wendt, A. Tilgner, C. Smock, L. Woolf, E. Plutte, Coach (. Reade. Track Season The George Washington High cindermen ended the year of 1952 as the first team in the history of the A.A.A. league to win the round robin in all three divi- sions. Unlimited, 130-pound and 120-pound. The Eagle record also shows 45 wins and 3 losses in 4 years. Washington-Galileo—The Eagles started their sea- son off with a virtual slaughter as they downed the Lions 100 2 to 12' 2. 62 to 8, and 57 to 2. Washington-Balboa — The Eagle cindermen then manhandled Balboa 71 to 42. 56 to 21, and 16 to 13. Woshington-Poly—Washington High swept all divi- sions the third straight week as the Eagles walloped Poly 70% to 421 4. 52% to 24' 3. and 51 to 8. Washington-Lincoln—The Eagles downed their arch rivals with ease to the tune of 92 to 21, 58% to 18%, and 57 to 2. Washington-Lowell—The Eagles gave it all they had and fought off a strong Lowell team 57 to 56, 65 to 12, and 40 to 10. Washington-Mission — The Washingtonians contin- ued on their victory march as they defeated the Bears 88 to 25, 60 to 17, and 50 to 8. Washington-St. Ignatius—The Wild Cats gave the Eagles cindermen no trouble as they were downed 80% to 323 4. 63 to 14, and 51 to 3. Washington-Commerce — The Eagles wrapped up their last victory of the year by dumping the Bulldogs 59% to 53%, 54% to 22 2. and 45 to 14. Lightweights: Rov; 1 (left to right: A Gillespie, J. Emmons, D Vilner, F Dei Cctlillo, S. Woo. F. Thicben, L. Frigi llano. G. Wills, B. Collins. 0. Byrd. D Heller, F. Wong, H. Eng, D Moorheod. C. Mackie. Row 2: B Dchl, M Galang, R. Mosudo, M. Pocks, M. Axelrcd, N. Tom, L. Smith, B Bcmis, A Wolf, P. Thomas, I. Matulae, J. Hensley, A. Lee, T. Abe, J. Mathis, T. Suie. Row 3: A Chu, H. Lew, R. Cjcng I. Dawson, A. Gaynes, S. Vogel, 0 Noyes, E. Chinn, R. MacIntyre, H. Chuck, J. Berliner, 1. Miyomo, M. Zinns, C. William, P. Young. J. Akoshi, D. Reed. Row 1 (left to right): lill Collins, Al (orison, Dennis Lonlermon, Roy Cedar, Dcug Lumis, Fronk Pineda, Roy Firkele, Wing (hung. Row 2: Frank Robeledo, Herm Erler, Charles Smo k, Dirk Myers, Steve Morhol, Norman Weilsen. lob Schmidt. Armit Tilgner. Cross Country Track The George Washington Cross Country team en- joyed o satisfactory season by copping second place in the Annual All-City Cross Country run. Al Carlson, Dennis Lonterman and Bill Collins ploced first, fourth and eighth, respectively, but lost to last years' winner, Poly, because of the Parrot’s depth . Carlson turned in an excellent time of 9:57 for the mile ond seven-eighths stretch. Steve Gaol and Frank Pineada also placed for the Ecgles. Coaches Vasquez and Magner tutored Al Carlson to a first place victory over last season's first place winner, Fairbanks of Poly. Even with this upset the Washingtonians were edged out of first place by Poly with the final score 39-37. CHUCK On tsta nding Track wen Dick Fox—Unlimited: 100, 220, Broodjump. Midseason's City’s best of 22.5 in the 220. Al Carlsor.—Unlimited; 440. 880, Mile. Undefeated in competition. 52.7 City's best, 440. Val Daniels—Unlimited: 100, 220, 440. Holding City's prep mark of 10.4 for 100 yards. Armit Tilgner—Unlimited; Polevault. Undefeated until injured, with a City best of I 1 ’ 6 . Larry Conover—Unlimited; Discus. Consistent point winner, midseason's best, 117' k j . Harry Chuck—130 Division Shot Put. A midseason best of 53' 2 feet. DANIELS TILGNER FOX CARLSON CONOVER tow 1 (left to right): Wiley Yet, Corol Dillon, George Groboveti, Gene lorson, Fronk Vorni, Fousfo Golong. Myron Rophoel, Rots Pelton. Row 2: Clyde Angel, Oon Forber, Ren Rosenberg, Lou Perez. Lorry Beldon, Joe Schilloci. lurt Komolmon, Scm Coniglio, Mi Nikon Monoger, Cooch Soul Modfes. Baseball The Washington horsehiders placed two men on the Al! City selections. They were Myron Raphael (pitcher) and Don Farber. Fausto Galang and Ron Rosenberg made second string All-City. The season ended with a 5 and 4 record, just missing the playoffs. COMMERCE—The Eagles bowed to the Commerce Bulldogs, 5 to I. Farber connected for a pair of singles and a triple to score Washington's only tally. GALILEO — Myron Raphael's smooth hurling, coupled with Fousto Galang and Don Farber's bat work, let the Eagle nine crush the Lions, 7-2. POLY—This 3-0 victory for the Hilltop Horsehid- ers'' showed combination team effort. Raphael threw a five hitter and drove in an important run with a timely single. MISSION—The Eagles humbled to the tune of 11-2 and erred their way to their second loss of the season, committing 12 miscues. Fausto Galang and Ron Rosen- berg collected 2 hits each to lead the team. LINCOLN — Sam Caniglia, Don Farber, and Joe Schillaci's homeruns thumped the Lincoln Mustangs, 9-6. Ron Rosenberg was the winning pitcher ond added three doubles to the Eagles I 7 hit outburst. LOWELL—Raphael registered his third win of the campaign by defeating the Lowell Indians, 7-2. Gal- ang, Rosenberg, and Farber led in the hitting depart- SACRED HEART—Bert Kamolrr.an fashioned a six hitter only to bow to the powerful Irish 3 to 0. BALBOA—The Eagles were held to one hit as they lost to the Bucs 3 to 0. Raphael pitched. SAINT IGNATIUS—Seniors Myron Raphael and Ron Rosen- berg teomed up together to rout the Wildcats 6 to 0: Myron hurled a three hitter and Ron Rosenberg batted in 5 runs with a grand slammer and a double. M..I1 - MYRON RAPHAEL FAUSTO GALANG c«i BOARD________Row 1 (loft to right): Emltm Smith, lulo Tomoiot, Etoim Dorby, Joy « Hiroto, «ito Eydonii. Row I: So «utter. Bobbie Bolfe, Morion Goldfinger, Moureen Milts, Solly Ng. The Girls' Athletic Association Another very successful term has gone by for the G.A.A. This term the G.A.A. had a member- ship of over five-hundred girls. Many play days, rallies and activities were held and enjoyed by all. The Fall Officers were: Billie Ching. president; Ruby Dunham, vice presi- dent; Diane Mitchell, sec- retory; Sue Rucker, his- torian; Jon Saylor, song leader; Efteshia George- ades and Shirley Land- man, assistont song lead- ers. Miss Shearer was sponsor of this group. The sports offered were volleyball, Vickie Sobol, manager: badminton, Marilyn Rested: modern danc- ing Fran Barnes; 7° badminton, Carol Saunders; 7 volleyball, Bev Robbins; 1' bowling, Elaine Cecchin; Wed. bowling, Pat Blake: Thurs. bowling. Doris Bosco; riding, Marion Goldfinger; swimming, Jan Saylor. A breakfast for the G.A.A. officers morked the end of the Fall Season. The Spring seoson under the leadership of Mis; Shearer and the officers who were: Bobbie Rolfe, pres- ident; Helen Ermann, vice president; Sue Rucker, sec- retary: Carol Martin, historian; Lee Meriwether, song leader; Joyce Hiroto and Rita Zydones, assistant song leaders, once again had a large membership and a variety of sports. The managers of their respective sports were: Doris Bosco, swimming; j Elaine Darby, volleyball: Marion Goldfinger, riding: Helen Hemphill, modern dancing; Eleanor Jackson, 7° tennis: Marie Kuhn, 7° bowling; Joan McFarland, softball; Maureen Miles, beginning tennis:Sally Ng, 7° softball: Earlene Smith, bowling; Lulu Tamaras, intermediate tennis; Nancy Thomas, bodminton. A tropical atmosphere with palm trees and all the trimmings was the Catalina Capers, the final event of the Spring G.A.A. This gay event under the chairman- ship of Nancy Gilstrap was held on May 21. The beau- tiful decorations were designed by Carol Martin and Helen Ermann designed the cute program. Carol De- martini was in charge of the refreshments which in- cluded ice cream, cookies and punch. The Girls Choral group and a dance by Kathy Loyd provided the en- tertainment. The distribution of the awards brought the program to on end. 71 £jH I Rj Sf9) WiutJ W d iiflflKH P 1- cl r.r— i 1 It —1 li n Row 1 (right to loft): larpenteur, Carlson, Gommermger, Gcmmeringer, Hacker. Moiseeff, Grant, luhchenko, Wertheim, Swonson, Meriwether, Buzzed, Pogojeff, Wemgorten. lonqsam. Agee. Abros, Bruschera, Georgecdes. Homrol, Khirmon. Row 2: Ponogokis, Goldfingtr, Koehler, Mock, Blue, Zamore, Walker, Oulberg Fischer, Elkmd, Wooster, Painter, Sewall, Zinns, Bloke, Yee, Angel, Paul. Row 3: Workmon, (eloni, HoeHlin, Barnes. Knonishu, Honig, Cooper, Morhcl, Johnson, Tamaras, Blake, Mott, Suomelo, Tuohey, Smith, Bangert, Wessely, Rothjens, Dahl breg. Cottier. Row 4: Comozzi, Haight, lush, Koplan, Ahlgren, landau. Riley, Northgrove, Cecil, Lester, Worren. Dwilla, Chozelef. Huggins, Baskin. Ullmon, Woods, Coro, Thor. Row 5: Mock. Peeler, Horwitz, Morcut. Martindale, Albin, Bis.hoff. Field, Zeleley, Dominquez, Perkins, Cohen. Kinter, Volentine, Richardson. Darby, Kalsh. Row 6: Cuneo, Pcquis. Bryant, Henning, Foi, De Ken nek, Doty, Geldtmi’b, Fishmon, Toland. Bellesen, Sorensen, Heymon, Rogers, Clemens, Thomas, Guillory, Wallace Row 7: Hirscbmon, Nazarchole, Howland, Cohen, Couhape, Mann, Whit- mjre, Ohl, Schonewold, McConaughy, Cupples, Zembo, Dawley, Mottos, Martin, Reuben, Pinsler. Row 8: Raemelt, Clothier, Rapoport, landecker, Cowley, Enders, McForlond, Binford, Culbertson, Potter, Polster, MacDonald. Weaver. Wong, Korz, linsey, Ersepke, Heones. Hemphill Row 9: Wong, Hong, Parr, McMurroy. Harder. Daniel, McGrow, Morse, Kino. Johnston, Weder, Erickson, Henninger, Guthertz, Torros, Reuben, Gorman, Franklin, Cassell. Row 10: Springer, Werth, Goldman, Hortmon, Compello, Cockson, Ratica, Colyer, Juul. Jones, McGerk. Arkos, Fridstrom, lusher, Wiley. Goldsmith. Row 11: Armand, Perks, Walters, Condou, Menzies, Christian, Crouse, Eostland. McGillis. Selegmon, Orr, Balokion. 51 GAA Members 52 Row 1 (right to loft): Mikkelem, Puler, Honig, Mochof, Johnson, Dito, Kress, Mock, Fish, lontieri, Berthier. Bronscn, Ponomareva, Hoyme, Wong, lee, Ching. Pun, Polonsky, Denny. Row 2: Fallek, Golden, Noveshen, looryo, Demartini, Atwell, King, Windeler, Papo, Smith, Savin, William, Loyd, Leonard, Terry, lendmrn Chituni, Young, Thcmas, Kirkhoven Row 3: Georgi, Zarchin, Smith, de Hes, Stein- berg, Reed, Magner. Riley, Newell, Rested, Seidkin, Buck. Binder, Green, lorn, Eng, Glew, Yuno, Zydonis Row 4: Dulinsky, Andrews, Gregory, Pennington. Koene- monn, Lambert, Powell, Hoight, Ferrari, Medlock. Gatto, Gilbert, Di Franco, Saund- ers, Merritt, Weinstein, Kuhn. Row 5: Bush, Pierce, Friedrich, Reed. Tozier, Slouson, Miley. Walker, Klein, Norman, Hogon, Blake, Colley, Wessells, Jones, Brungord, Blum, Hirota. Row 6: Anderson, Usher, Rolfe, Seamon, Merritt, Moc lochlan, Canata, Concilia, Motto, Condos, Bloke. Borden. Compello, Hotchkiss, Johnson Row 7: Yee, Ponve, Rucker, Woods, Butte, Gibson, Ouigley, ley. Can. Ong, lee, Chinn, Devincenzi, Cecchin, Keys. Row 8: Bedford, Morse, Geanacos, Chamberlin, Canalo. Miyazaki, Ching, Wong, Louie, Kong, Ng. Fronklin, Abrahams, Gordon Row 9: Yee, Louie, Ho, Glasee. .yBUiM Block W Fall Row I (left to right): Kawaguchi, Kilty Seidkin, Pennington, Gregory. Kubin, lei Ching, Vourlis, Usher, Cecchin, Hoke. De vincenzi, Sewoll. Row 2: Mallory, Bauer Gordon. Newell. Restad, Hoyme, Ullmon Pull. Mitchell. Smith, Stauffer, Dunham Kleebouer, Huggins. Row 3: Wickham Simpson, Rothjens, Chozolet, Yea. lum Rolfe, Seoman, Stein, Donafhon, Howkins. BILLIE CHING GAA President Fall 1951 GAA President Spring 1952 AMELIA SIMPSON Block W President Fall 1951 BETTY SEAMEN Block W President Spring 1952 Bla h W Spring Row 1 (left to right): Wolff, Angel. Bor den. Gerth, Smith, Bangert, Mahany, Rudeen franklin, Rucker, Rolfe, Klein, Ching, Bloke Cohen. Zimmermon. Compello, Seaman. Kin ter. Row 2: Thor. Weinstein. Di Franco Teohey, Huggins, Ullmon, Chozolet. Cecchin Devrnctnri. lum, Hoyme. Polonsky, Newell Rested, Riley, Seidkin Row 3: Sewoll 0 Neill, Roth;ens, Kawaguchi, Pun, Yee. Organizations and Activities 73 Top Row (| ft to right) COL. RONALD ABEND CAPT. HARRY BATTAT MAJ. NORM BOWEN CAPT. PHILIP CHAN LT. DONALD EASSA (Row 2) LT. JAMES FERNANDO LT. DAVID FRIEDENBERG LT. ANTHONY HUNT LT. EDWARD JEUNG (Row 3) LT. RICHARD KIPPARD LT. RICHARD KOHN CAPT. ALLEN LEONG LT. GILBERT LYLE (Row 4) LT. HENRY MALTER LT. DONALD MURRAY COL. RICHARD MYERS CAPT. ROBERT NICCOLLS (Row S) CAPT. CARLING PECSON CAPT. ROBERT SCHOR LT. BOB SCHNAL MAJ. WILLIAM SHELDON Company A Row 1 (left to right): 1 1 Sgl. Harris, Sfc. Hindman, Pfc. Christ, P.'c. Iocs, Ccrp. Kcninos, Pfc. Yeung, (orp. Ceok, Sgl. Louer, P.'c. Tempkns, P c. Dickey, Sgl. Kilpatrick, Pfc. W.lscn, M Sgt. W. Millar, Pvt W Ikerscn, Corp. De'mon, Pfc. W. Wong, (orp. K. Davis. Ro.v 2: Sfc. Feldstein, Sfc. Shalitt, Pvt. Williams, (orp. Revben, Pvl. Shcuts, Pvl. Leo, (orp. Lcmus, Pvl. J. Hcey, Pvl. Dudum, Sfc. Tauss g, Sgl. Zuilo, Pvl. Acero, Pfc. Av, Pfc. Eckelhoff, Pvl Gregoneff Row 3: 2nd Lieut. Molter, 2nd Lieut. Fernando, (orp. S hr eder, Sgl. Lodewig, Sfc. Wolff, Pfc. Shaffer, Pfc. M. Smith, Pfc. Abers, Sgl. Kline, (orp. lord, M Sgt Gibson, Sfc. Pilpel, Pvl. Joe, Pvt. H. Lee, (orp. S. Miller, Pvt. Kisch, Pfc. Shem, (orp. Scmoch n, (opt. Schar, 1st Lieut. Hunt. Coni puny B Row 1 (loft to right): Sfc. Kovich, Sfc. Goldetn, Pfc. Boumon, Pvt. (vor, Pvl. G. lum, Pfc. Dare, Sgl. D. Hones, M Sgt. Dean, Sfc. Spencer, Sfc. Fry, Pfc Blum, Pfc. A. Wong, Pvl. (osle, Pfc. Hyman, Sgl. Wicr. Row 2: (orp. (edor, Pvl (oloma, Pfc. Pelosi, Pfc Poole, Pvl. Reed, Pvl. Pierson. Pfc. T. Bock man, (orp I. lum. (orp. Nakamura, Pvl. B. Leong, Pvl lewin, fc. D. (hen, Pvl. Davis. Pfc. Judd, M Sgt. Polk, 2nd Lieut. Jeung Row 3: 1st Lieut. Schnol, M Sgt. Baylor, Sfc. Brown, (orp. Plolnick, (orp. Dempster. Pfc. Taylor, (orp. H. Bcckmon, Pvl. Sonchez, (orp. Monouelion, Sfc. Korens, Pfc. Spoter, Pvl Duran, (orp. Nichols, Pvl. Ja.eb, Pvl. Woo. Pfc. Korshoonoff, (opt. A. Leong, (orp. Fairboirn. Coni puny C Row 1 (left to right): (orp. Hell, Pfc. Pullin, (orp. Moorhead, Pfc. Aissen, Pfc. Rowlcnd. Sgl. Fast, Sgl. Kcuser, 1st Sgl. (astro, Pfc. Kordos, Pvl. Madrosen, (orp. E. Lum, Pvl. Reynoso, Pfc. Niiyo, Pvt. (rawford. Row 2: Sfc. Sander, Pvt. Morrison, Pfc Rosenstein, Pvt. Louie, Pvl. K. Wcng, Pfc. Bless, Sgl. Koltzoff, Pfc. R. (hon, Pvl. (enrich, Pfc. Hoffmann, Pvl. Ouayle, Sgl. Swelmon, Sfc. lomme, Sfc. Green, Sfc. Mocdy Row 3: 1st Lieut. Murray, (opt. Person, Sfc. J. Miller, Sgl. Lehmann, Pfc. Boolh, Pfc. Fisher, Pvl. Hem, Sgl. Newborn, M Sgt. Huff, Sfc. Thcmpscn, Sgt. Sprague, Pvl. Herman, Pvl. B:brcv. Pfc. Harris, Pvl. Baker, (orp. Recca, (orp. Etchevery, 2nd Lieut. Lyle, 1st Lieut. Eassa. 77 Company D Row 1 (left to right): Me. Imoi, Put. BriotiioM. Sgl. Obtntholn, Sic. f. Ingram. Pie. O'Neill Row 1: Sgl. Hadgeprih. Sic. Eickolo. Pvl. (orahla, f l. In, C«p. Show, Pyl. Robbins, Stc. lo.ell, Corp. «egon. Pot. Honno, Pvt. 0. lea, Corp. Conklin, M Sgl Rial ton, Sgl. Jock, Me. iobb, Corp. fret. Sic. «rk Row 3: Coploin P Chon, lit liecil. lottot, Sic. Woymon, Sic. P. Nonet, Pic. Mcloughlin. Pel. Dong. Corp. Mikkelten, Cotp. Pietling. M Sgl S. Chon, 111 Sgl. Hollie, Sic. Cloodio. Sic. Milcbell, Pic. Schorl, Pel. Ye. Pel. Joe, Corp. Wintell, Pic. Kotrki, Corp. Schomp, Pnd Lieut. Holm. 2nd lieol. Ffittotiri R eserve Officers George Washington has one of the finest R.O.T.C. units in this city. It is composed of some 250 boys, all of whom are trained in the same manner as are the men of our infantry. The R.O.T.C. Cadet is taught, in his first year, the assembling and disassembling of the Browning auto- matic rifle, the M1 rifle, the carbine, and the forty- five pistol. He is also tought first aid and the correct procedure in marching. As the Cadet continues, he is taught how to read tactical maps and the actual attack. He also learns about leading men during on actual battle. Training Corps Special awards and medals are presented to out- standing Cadets who have excelled in their field. Medals for the outstanding Cadet in each team group, in the batallion, and a miniature saber to the grad- uating Colonel are presented each term. An impressive parade is held in their honor. A rifle team, made up of the Cadets, competes against rifle teams of other schools, each year. Drill teams of each school also compete for trophies and medals. Washington hos ranked high in these compe- titions. George Washington has a right to be very proud of her R.O.T.C. Batallion. BattalHou Staff Color Guards Left to right: Colonel Myers, Coptoin Shelton, Corp. Donold Ingram, M Sgt. Rob •ft linder, Sfc. Andy DeCesore, Corp. Robert Chon, Mojor Robert Niccolls, 1st Lieut. Richard Keppard. 78 Our New Music Building For many years, George Washington High School has felt it necessary to give the Music Department more ade- quate facilities. This was ac- complished by the construction of a two-story Music Annex, completed in April. The build- ing is located off the Veteran’s Court in the rear of the Audi- torium. Previous to its completion, choral classes were held in a second floor classroom, and the strains of vocal exercises could be heard throughout the school. The orchestra held its classes in a room off the cafeteria, which soon became crowded with instruments, music stands, and aspiring students. Through the long, tedious process of construction we have gained the most spacious and modern of music build- ings. On the first floor, which connects with the orchestra pit, there are accommodations for the orchestra, boys and girls locker rooms, and a music library. The stage of the audi- torium connects with the sec- ond floor, on which we find the choral room, another set of locker rooms, the music history room, and the piano storage room. The completion of this building, the first of its kind, was eagerly awaited, for the annex is an asset to its surroundings os well as concrete evidence of a dream come true. BEFORE AFTER — 79 Row 1 (loft to right): Eorlene Smith. Kothy Wessells. Mor lyn Smi:h. Nathon Tcm Allan Said, till Jouregui. Bcbb.e Rolf . Horry Khochodounan. 0« Von Byrd, Borbaro Borden. Marilyn Stain, Marilyn Morsa, Batty Seamen Row 2: Connie Valentia, Jockie Moore. Carol Martin, Roberto Berthiar, Johnny Mothis, Jebnnia law. Bob Ehranlhol, Don Easso, Pete lemp os, Bob Paterson, Estelle Sm'th Marsha Former, J on Zimmerman, Fran Cchen, Bev Bongert. Row 3: Ann Archer, Lois Wynne. Joon Mooske. Marie Cruse, Jim Fernondo, Ronald Bolts, Bob Schomp, Norman Holtomb, Ron Freeman, John Winsett, Cothie Stephens, Kathy Wilson, Bev Axelrod. Dion Hird, Myrtle Swonscn Choral Groups The annual Spring Concert, one of the proudest and best-loved traditions of George Washington, combines the tal- ents of the Choir, directed by Mrs. Myrtle Swanson, and the Orchestra, directed by Mr. Herbert Welch, to pre- sent a program of classical music every May. This year's presentation was ex- ceptionally brilliant. All through the year the Music De- partment has added enjoyment to rallies, term-piays and graduations, and again this year performed at the North- ern California Music Festival in Berkeley. Caroling in the halls at Christmas time and the beloved Christmas tableau are only a f w of the many Choir activities. Row 1 (loft to right): Pol Hilkt, Sandro Malles, Alie Polmtr, Shirley Spinner, Milly Kolsh, Jackie McGrow, Annette Zamore, Marilyn Field, Carol Bischoff, Alberta tester, Aina Oehlbcrg. Row 2: Money Rosser, Ellen Miley, Jo Anne Yoncey, Corol Fischer. Beverly Binford, Mimi larpenteur, June Uyedo, Evelyn Roemelf, Pot Ouick, Pot Dewey, Vero Vukovich, Morgie O leary, Mar ho Barclay, Polli Estes Row 3: Mory Moratsos, Bev Allen, Jo Celia. Bcbbre Honig, Helen Gee, Cornelia Bocar, Sharlene low, Kothy lusk, Shirley lum, Shirley Gipscn, Shizu Wolonabe. Joon Erickson, Alberto Thompson, Joon Bernstein, Down Duino, Melanie Meod. Mow 1 (left to right): Donno Wong. Morilyn Rested, Georgette Mogner. Eloin • Darby, Lili Daniel. Dcnald Koller, Steve Jocobs, Ruggiero Pelosi, David Abel, Jeonette Yee. Mory Terwilliger, John Sehively, Peter Wolf, Dennis Burk, Jon Sturgis. Row 2: Weymon Lew, Richard lush. Sue Rucker, Pot Ouick, Yvonne Nouguier, Joe Sheedy, Arnold Chu, Sally Mg, Effie Georgeodes. Michoel Goldeen, Christine Colley, Jock Baylor, Eric Spiekermon, Joe Goldberg. Row 3: Gory Orumm. Bob lualhati, John Finel, Fred Socone, Ray Corroll, Bob Taylor, Larry Craig, Sol Kovich, Ron Tauber, Ed Cicerone Band and Orchestra The George Washington High Schoo! Orchestra and Band has had a highly suc- cessful year. The band played at all foot- ball games, nearly all basketball games including the Tournament of Champions and at most of the rallies. The orchestra played in the Christmas Pageant, in the spring music festival, for the fall and spring term plays, and for both graduations. They also played for the California State P.T.A. Convention, that was held in Civic Audi- torium. and they took part in the northern Californio mus'c festival at Berkeley. The orchestra was highly praised for their pro- fessional renditions. Row 1 (left to right): Beate Singer, Marjorie Schontz, Sandra Workman, Al Gallardo, Meyer DeBurle, Poul Leysen, Jock Baylor, Gerard Clorfield, Mot Wasserman, Ronald Tyesky, Fred Williams, Ken Lebovitz, Chas. Reynoso. Row 2: Dick Meyers, Geo. Ryst, Willie Robinson, Bob Borero, Bob Arietta, Dick Weinstein, Merle Martin, John Ponagakis Row 3: Don Spater, John Arribere, Dick Nichols, Dan Ben,am n, Gordon Smith, Jerry Addlestone, Forrest Spencer. Roland Mitchell. Jim Murad. Row 4: Chas. Pierce, Don Kay, Jim Wilson, Male elm Boyd, Ernest Abers, Bernie Slarin, Roger Mann, Mr. Welch «.V ADVANCE—Row 1 ('oft to right): Nathan Tom. Julio Poorl, Ann Cocil. Ardith Wrman, Arlene We man. Jackie Overstreet, lorry (oviollo. Row 2: Ston Church, Ron Perrv, Liz Blits, Dione Sormon, Dirk levis. Peter Wietick, Gory E. Green. Drama — Fall On Nov. 16 1951, the fall Drama class presented a hilarious comedy en- titled, Pink Magic. With colorful Mex- ico as its gockground, it tells the story of three girls looking for romance. The ploy could be nothing but a success. Featuring Liz Bliss, Ann Cecil, and Lee Meriwether as three American girls who go to Mexico to study art; Ron Perry as the hero; Nathan Tom os the guide: Barbara Siegel as a tourist; Gary Verbin as an anthropologist; Gary Green as the painting master; Jean Boker as an adventurist; and Ed Shaft as a young American. The play was directed by Mrs. Dick- son. our drama coach who has been re- sponsible for so many of our wonderful performances here at Washington. BEGINNING—Row 1 (loft to right): Marcia Blum, Ron Rosenberg, Ronald Joseph, Gary Veibin, Stanley Miller, Elizabeth Juul Row 2: Fron Norman. Arlene Simone, Cynthia Williams, Mary Ann Albin, Claire Goldsmith, Greta lee, Ardene Anderson, Barbaro Brungard, Marilyn Weder. ADVANCED—Row 1 (loft Io right): Jtrry (hritman, Jackie Overstreet, Lee Ann Meriwether, Ron Perry, Jeon Boker, Liz Bliss, Diane Berman, Shirley (onota, Mary Ann Albin, Imogrne Potter. Potricio Sculherd, Marcia Sovin, Barbara Brungard, Marilyn Weder, Julie Pearl. Row 2: Gory Verbin, Ron Joseph. Nathan Tom, Horry Ratner, Ren Rosenberg, Ardene Anderson, Ann Cecil, Evelyn Meier, Liz Juul, Fran Norman, Greto Lee, Joell Yuna, Cloire Goldsmith, Mercia Blum, Gail Spjege'mcn. Drama -Spring Many authors have dealt with the theory of traveling into the fourth di- mension. but none have been as success- ful as John Balderston in his most creative writing of “Berkeley Square. “Berkeley Square is a romantic fan- tasy starring Ron Perry as Peter Stand- ish. a young American who wishes to return to the 18th century; Jean Baker as Helen Pettigrew, the girl whom he falls in love with in the past; and other stars are. Stan Church as Tom Pettigrew Shirley Canata as Kate Pettigrew and Marcia Savin as Lady Anne Pettigrew. “Berkeley Square shows how the 18th century was beautiful on the surface although in reality it was dirty and ugl beneath. BEGINNING—Row 1 (toff to right): Virginio Walker, Jonet Fudge, Mory Tuohey, Jackie Oglefree, Fred Fiihtr, Saul Bor. Row 1 Cleft to right): Kothy Orr, Roe Elkind. Corole Botkin, Dorothy Wickmon, Betty Wong, Morgio O'Leory, Morgie Hropolf, Mortio Sovin, Coil Wein gotten. Morcine Johnson. Arlene Clew. Michelle Oroin, Gwen Bronson. Row 2: Gil Word, Honley Lee. Horry Rotner, Borboro Morris, Rochelle Steinberg. Joe lerer, Ron Abend, lee Wertheim, Corol Rosenberg, Jeon Concilio, Borbro Bloke, John Doty. Rov: 3: Al Folchi, Tom Siocotos, Morilyn Higuero, Bob Ash, Melvin Cohen, Bob Jokob, Dove Stolinsky, Josephine Bobcock, Sue Chorolel, Ron Rosenberg. Members Not Present: Sylvio Morse. Eagle Staff Did you know that approxi- mately 100 exchange copies of each issue of the Eaq'e are sent to high schools all over the United States? The Eagle, our school paper is published about every two weeks under the direction of Mr. Wire. A subscription fee of 50c per term, advertising, and help from the student body pay for the Eagle. There are approximately 30 staff members each term. These include Editor; News Editorial, Feature, and Sports Editors and their staffs. There is also a Managing Ed- itor, Advertising Manager, Business Manager, and Circula- tion Managers. The Editors of the Eagle this past year have been Joe Lerer, fall term, and Carole Baskin, spring term. The staff tries its hardest to put out a paper that you will enjoy. Everyone has a specie job whether it's writing for the first page, editorial, feature, or sports page; or if it is just for the business support of the paper. This is your paper, we hope you enjoyed it. JOE LERER Fall Editor CAROLE BASKIN Spring Editor Surveyor Staff Do you realize how this year- book originated? As you quickly glance through it the first time and then later, begin to study it, to look for your pictures and those of your friends, do you ever pause to think of how it was put together? Golden Memories was planned last summer by the fall editor, Amelio Simpson. She did most of the layout and originated many of the new ideas that were used. The work of assembling the pictures and putting the AMELIA SIMPSON Fall Editor book together was done by Earlene Smith, the spring editor. Ii,Everyone on the staff, the writers, the sales staff, the photographers, the advertising staff and the artists have all worked hard so that you may ERLENE SMITH enjoy the 1951 Surveyor, Spring Editor Golden Memories. This is your book, for without you, it would be utterly impossible. It s something to be proud of. to show to your families and friends. Hope you enjoy it! Introduction to (dub Section Scarlet anil Gray (H-12) Row 1 (loft to right): John Schivoly, Sot Kovuh, Mornvjnd Wong. Solly Jo Dwillo, Normo Kloohoutr, Corel Huggins. Mofelle Cordon, Dorothy Rudecn, Cothi Stephens. Doris Imco, Corol Rosenberg, Jo Babcock. Row I: Dick Sondys. Bob Putnom, Tom Givens. (hu k Ghtrmon, George Ryst, Jud Steele, Shirlee Wosher. (horlene Shonfeld Uorilyn Restod, Jo Anne Riley. Doris Deven tcmi. Jeon Honkins. Here at George Washington we have a wide variety of clubs, ranging from The Lettermen's Club to the Future Teachers of America. All types of students may find the club that suits their interests best.. Recently the Scarlet and Grey Society was formed. It is an honor society created for petroling the halls during classes, and for service around the school. The present Lettermen's Society was organized in the spring term of 1951 to promote athletics here at George Washington. Any block winner is eligible to join. Larry Conover was president this last term. For outside activities and good fe'lowship, the stud nts here at Washington find the Y clubs tops. Almost every week there is some activity going on at the 18th Avenue Y. M. C. A. As Mr. Schmaelzle, our principal always soys, You o ly get out of Washington whot you put into it. Students find this very true. If you work hard and ploy hard, you will get the most out of your three years at Washington. Scarlet ami Gray (L-12) Row 1 (loft to right): Ken lebotriti, 1 Carlton, Chariot Smork, Martha fan, Kenee Wolff, Cynthia Corr. Row 2: Don Murray, Mike Diene . Honley lee, Meyer Oelurle. Monrin Cohen. Setiior Advisors Girls' Row 1 (loft to right): Motollo Gordon. Dorii lotto. Pot Perry, Virginio Di Fronto, (onnit Volontio, lillio (king. Oiono Vineyt, Fron Cohen, Jconroe Zimmerman. Marilyn Kinter, Pot Hoke Row 2: Morilyn Reitod. Barbara Newell, Corole Batkin, Joan Hend ritkt, Ruth Ullmon, Se'mo Polontky, Cynthio Corr, Virginio Walker, Sue Rutker, Norma Kleebouer. Senior Adnsors Boys Row 1 (left to right): Al Corlton, Steve Jotobt, Mike Diener, Joy Begun, Bob Nit coll , Ben libel, Chutk Gherman, Gilbert Gatet, Phillip Chon Row 2: Al Winetrub, Ray E'Etperance, Daniel Fitcher, Matoji Yamoto, John Hora, Ralph Nofie'd, Ron Rotenberg, Jim Fernando, Bcb Poterion. Honor Study Hull Officers Row I (left to right): Meryle Coro. Nonty Ratito, Bev Andrewt, Al Winetrub, Gloria Jeon Abret, Ditk Fox, Mike Diener, Pete lomproi, Morilyn Kinter, Elaine Heonet Row 2: Harm Nuttboum, Frank Ratlin, Ron Purtley, Ditk Marty, Bill Miller, Effio Georgeodet. Ken De Wolf. John Noro, Ernett Leopold. Milda Lorthe. Student Committee Foil and Spring Row 1 (left to right): Carol Mortin, Louite Painter, Jerry Rotenberg, Pearl Zim- merman. Rally Committee Fall Row I (left to right): Morilyn Stein, Ditk levit, Ruth Itroel, Steve 6aol, Phyllit Rubin. Adele Beltrome, Fay S. Hirtch, Dave Mott, Al Hood. Row 2: John Brock, Richard Myert, Dick Fox, Bud Andrett, Lloyd Tunik, Jean Weiman, Roberta Uiher, Nothon Tom. Rally Committee Spring Row 1 (loft to right) :Ri hord Fox, lob Niccells, lulo Tomorot, Jon Sewoll, lillio (king, (orolo lotkm, Ardoth Perkins, Skirloy Fox. Row 2: Gene lorson, Alton Cotper, lob Ash, Notbon Tom, Robtrlo Usher, Wey- mon Low, Eorlono Smith, Ron forty, Oiont lernton Exeat tire Dame Committee lall Row 1 (loft to right): Steve Goal, Nony Rhochodourian, Roth Israel, Art lortel, Robbie Roll , Joan Zimmerman, Lulo Tomorot John Doty. Mob Hirschman. Exeat live Dance Committee Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Murray Turoff, Joy legun, Frank Speizer, Mike Dientr, Dirk Oahlinger. Row 2: Roberta Usher, Beverly longer!. Donna Young, Ellon Fish. Dance Committee Call Row 1 (loft to right): Teniut, Corks, Spin- nor, Groon, Hoke, lloke, Wooster, langsom. Peorl, Mallory, Rossor, Allen, Tomorot, Sea mon. Volentia, Moore, Toff, Sinton, Slater, Pintlor, Darby. Howland, McFarland, Roeh- lor, Anderson Row 2: West, Farr, Grub stirk, Hyde, Loyd, Seligtnon, Hoke, Restod, landman. Pool, Irotkomp, Orr, Elkind. Rhothodounon, Smith, longer!, Swanson, Quirk, Meriwether, Cottier. Dahlberg, Weo ver, lalokion, Modlin, Thomas Row 3: Hohnston. Euler, Hemphill, Robertson, Pol- stor, Telond. Stouten, Hum, Srbultz. Metk, Oahlingor, Doty, Tomlin. Worth, Riedel. Pointer, lotto. Vukovith, Yohonnon, Connolly, Fisk, Hirtthmon, Popiul, Ullmon, Perkins, Young. Dance Committee Fall Row 1 (loft to right): Zinnt, Sewoll, Cecil, Hitt, lontiori, Rolfe, lortel, Flodberg, Rubin. Zimmermon, Compello, Vineyt, Oita, Moratsos, Morinos. Pogojeff, Weingorten. Honig, Cuneo, Moy Row 2: Simpson, lornet. Murroy, Sobol, Oiener, Rafkat, Steele, MtConkie, Chozolet, Cocks. Mitchell. Riskin. Rucker, Martin, Mottos. Dunhom, Stouffer. lusher, Lee, locor. Row 3: Reese, Gloz brook, Nichols, lowser, Hottopokis, Zimmer mon, Zomore, Martin, Menceff, Wertheim Smith, P«po. lelluomini, luzzell. Clothier, londeckor, Ropoport. Weder, Gotto, Culbertson Dattce Committee Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Grubstock, Cork , Morse, 0 leery. lontiere. Meriwether, Ber tier, Clew, Follek. Noveshen, Burrell, Ayers. Wed?r, Kino, Ropoport, Anderson, Obi. Bros komp, Eostlond, Bolokion, Orr, Zydonis. Wong, Throll, Popiul. Row 2: McForlond. Brungord, Armond. Jones, Yohonnon, Vuje- vi(h, Motote, Mono, Whitmore, Tomaros, Yono, Ponomorevo. Euhr, Zomore. Werth, Kaffcos, Bongert, Compello, Diener, Tuohey. Wiley, Zembo. Thomos, Hirschman, Sobel. Row 3: Slouson, Cecil. Lester. Blum. Pol- ster, Abrahoms, lusher. Wallen, Stephens. Robertson, Morse, Ouick, Swonson. Wolff, Rosser. Hogon, Normon. Northgrove, Horwiti. Bornes, 6reen, Weaver, Tolond. Pointer, Cul- bertson, Smith Row 4: Dahlinger, Doty, Ermonn, Perkins, Ponogakis. Hyde. Paul, Doty, Chituni, Landman, Pinsler, Ditto, Holcenberg, Martin, Mottos. Hemphill. Diinee Committee Spring Row 1 (left to right): Mast, Kolher, Mar tin, Menroff, Fishmon, Sorensen. Wertheim, Sinton, Jacobs, Bartel, Bcurdieu, Cecchin, Pearl, Painter, Sewoil, Casper, Begun. Mock, Glew, Thor, Elkind. Seligmon, Wooster Row 2: Demortini, Wmdeler, Belluomiai, Popo, Georgi, Gilstrop, Cohn, Schonewald. Gilbert, Gotto. Johnston, Juul, Sorrone. Celoni, Stein- berg, Zinns, Chorale , llllmon, Marinos, Goldsmith, Potter, Vineys. Row 3: Turoff, Gordon, Moore, Rolfe, Honig, Middelton, Neumiller, 0‘Leary, Morey. Longsam. Mortin- atti, Hagan, Sommer, Pogojeff, Weingarten, Knanishu, Walker, Bibel, Couhope. londecker, Bellesen, lee. Felt, Boror. Braideasting Staff Fall Row 1 (left to right): J. Chin, Frank Duorte, Doniel Fischer, Richard Hwong, Jim Bryson, J. k on mgs. Row 2: Don Eassa, Diane Berman, Gary Green, Gus Fenneman, Charles Starr, Charles Mohnken. Members not present: G. Jensen, J. Christensen. Broadeasting Staff Spring Row 1 (left to right): Jerry Chrismon. Don Eosso, Carole Baskin, Shirley Canata. Gary Green Row 2: Charles Starr, Paul Crosbit, Frank Duarte, John Brown, John Konings. Charles Mohnken, Jim Robertson. C S. F Row 1 (loft to right): Mary Matote, lit both Westely, Phyllis Rubin, Barbara May field, Helen Nozarihuk. Mary Ann Koenemann, leit Holcenberg, Morion Lambert, Mab Hirtchman, Joan Zimmerman, Lois Morte Matie-looite Arndt, Barbora Brungard, Normn Balakian, Irene Buth, Claire Goldtmith Forlene Smith, Marilyn Stein. Row 2: Amelia Simpson. Maureen Milet, Judy Keno, Ruth Ullman. lita Horwitz, Gwen Bronton. Shirley lipian, Coro Poy, Elaine Darby, Carol Springer. Sherna Steinberg, Ellen Krytzer, Annette Zamore, Ann Cookton, Joyce Moy, Barbaro Toland, Debby Zarchin, Barbara Newell, Billie Ching, Genevieve Lui. Row 3: Fhillip Chon, Fronds Whang, Harry Khocha dourian, Mike Diener, John Doty, Manny Feneyra, Dick Nicholt. Bob Tucker, Lawrence lutn, Adolphus Wong, Louit Hirtch, Weyman Lew, Vincent Sing. C S F. Com bi’s Row 1 (loft to right): liibeth Wettelv Fhyllit Rubin, Loit Holcenberg, Billie Ching, Claire Goldtmith, Barbara Brungord, Norma Baiakion, Fat Bloke. Row 2: Ruth Ullman, Shirley Lipian, Cora Foy, Elaine Oorby, Bar boro Newell, Roberta Fintler, John Doty. Doug Lummit. Row 3: Al Carlton, Tom Catt, Norman Nielten, Vincent Sing, Lloyd Tunik, Fhillip Chon, Richord Myert, Wile Horn, Gary Kirtton. Future Business Leaders of A merica Rov; 1 (loft to right): Pat Klein, Lula Tamarat, Joan Mock, Virginia Wolker, Cathy Loyd, Corol Cutler, Helene Aeberhord, Shirley Swartz. Row 2: Frank Tauttig, Geroldine Salvo, Fat Gaine, Fat Michoel, Helen Brodbury, Shirley Conata, Gail Wein garten. Future Feacbers oj America Row 1 (left to right): Corol Huggins, Jo Anne Riley. Fhyllit Rubin, Marilyn Rettod. Joan Hendricks, Jacqueline Thompson, Mor- lene Hoffmon. Red Cross Row 1 (left to right): Connie Panagokis, Lynn Ahlgren, Beverly Robbint, Jon Green, Myra de Het, Imogene Potter, Mory Ann Albin, Noncy Ratica, Evangeline Powell, May Gong, Linda Softer, Georgia Franklin. Row 2: Elaine Paul, Janet Fudge, Bobbie Cocks, Bernyce Herzberg, Margie Schontz, Lynne Pointer, Cathy Buck, Wanda Koshkin, Har- riet Koehler, Marianne Gluckmon. Ticket ami Program Sellers Row 1 (loft to right): Morilyn Kinter, Jo Anno Riloy. (orolo Kerens. Mory Moroftot, Oonno Young, Joyno Dilo, Lulo Tomorot, Jo on Mock, Holon Ermonn. Lilo Wertheim, (orol Martin, Carolyn China, Vicki Sobol, larbora S won son, Coil W ingort n, V ra Pogojeff, lonn Baltsen Row 2: Julio P orl, Jan Sewoll. Carol Huggins, T amor a Ponve, Carol Firchow, Elain Darby. Elain Paul, Coral Rosenberg, Virginia Di Fronca, Carol Baskin, Phyllis Rubin, Glenda lart l, Vir- ginia Walk r, lii Hitt, Ardath Pectins, Judy Papo, Morcia Savin, Noncy Goldman. Sondy Podjartky Row 3: Conni Panogokit. Rene Wolff, Jim Fernondo, Nick Kofkos, Chariot Smock, Ron Hurwitt, Joann Thor, Don McGillis, Docit Botco, Solly Jo Dwillo, Ronald Rosenberg, Marilyn Smith. Masque and Gavel Row 1 (left to right): G rold lodewig, Denny D lmon, Soul lar, Steven Oppen h im r, Goyl Bernstein, Yvonne Worth, Fanni Wil y. Row 2: Sonford Gorfiok l, David Feldstein, Princeton Lyman, Dili Miller, Ron Toubor, Murray Turoff. Camera Club Row 1 (left to right): Murray Turoff, larbora llak , Clair Goldsmith, Honley Lee Lighting and Sound Crete Row 1 (left to right): Harold Kopp, Marshal I Bless, Karl Schay, John Christensen, Charles Mahnken, Jim Bryson, Richord Hwang, Daniel Fischer, C. L. Gibson. Row 2: J. Chin, J. Honings, Paul Crosbi , Ernie Brook field, Fronk Duarte. Charles Starr, Bill Col- lins, Don Warner. Members not present: G. Jensen I Letterman Society Fall tow 1 (left to right): Bob Paterson Erni® Meyer. A lei Sivochenko, Sieve Iroff, Noel Diet!, Wing (bung. Al (orison. Gory Kinteo. Ennis McDaniel, Lee loiter. Bob Arogo. Gene lorson, Lorry Conover, Howord Lawrence. Don McGillis. Row 2: Ron Rosen berg. Joe Srbilloci, Dick Lamerdin. Dick Foi, Bob Smethurst, Arlhor Goynes, Vincent Sing term Tompkins. Walter lengjel, Dove Reese! Steve Goal, Tony Del Castillo. Nathan Tom. Horry Chock. Lawrence Miyema. Stanley Woo, Ion Gla brook. Row 3: Alvin Wmetrub. D B Forbor. (ortis Bowser, Tom Thieben, Mario Golong, Phil Cool. Jose Angel. Harris Noss boom. John Schively, lorry Beldon, Sam (oniglia, len lebovifz, Charles Smock. Bill Collins, Pete Cordillos, Dennis lontermon Lettemian Society Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Joe Givens. Bennie Norwood. Allen Orwitz, Al Carlson, Dennis lontermon. Dick Foi, Pete Cordelias, Vol Domels, Cortis Bowser, Morio Galang, Bob Smethorst. Bob Paterson. Bob Putnam. Row 2: Ken lebovitz. Rudy Hoffman, Ren De Wolf. John Schively. Ron Rosenberg, Nathan Tom, Arthur Goynos, Denis Delocbi, Noel Dietz, Jose Angel, Weyland lorn, Harris Nussboom. Len Robertson Row 3: Tom (oarod. Wiley Yee, Mike Robinson, Ronold Rosenberg, lorry Beldon, Sam (oniglia, lorry Conover. Steven Iroff, (horles Smock, Tony Del Castillo, Dave Cortis. Stage Crew Row 1 (loft to right): Carl Holmes. Rich Motzen, Dick Morey, E. lahl (Sponsor). Cavaliers Row 1 (loft to right): Jim Gordner, Jim Emery, Corl Holmes, Dick Morey, Tony Del Costilla, Don Murray. C. I. Gibson Row 2: Joe Graham, Jerry Coselli. Allen Sprogue, John Roach. John Brown, Rich Matzen. John Konings, Bruce Sprogue, Bruce Belding. A mis Row 1 (loft to right): Ellen Miley. Pat Cowley, Marilyn Bloke, Barbora Brungard. Fron Norman, Sharon Johnston, Claudette (auhape, Corol Cohen. Row 2: Erika Schonewold. Jane lubehenka. Morilyn Clo- thier, Barbaro Cecil, Alberta Lester, Jeon Prosefc. Liz Juul, Solly Hogan. Morilyn Euler, Jonine Bourdieu, Judy Howlond. Diliiii is Row 1 (left to right): Donna Kirkhoven, Nancy Thomas, Ltila Atwell, Evolyn King, Florence Zonordi, Vera Vukovich. lorroine Yohannan, Greet Burrell. Eleanor Hotfflin, Helen Ermonn, Pal Smith. Lorretta (hituni. Row 2: Dorothy lelluomini. Dona Windtler. Maggi Georgi. Carol Dimortini. Marilyn Smith. Judy Papo. June Schroll, Debby Zarchin, Ardath Perkins, Shirley landman. Janice Berrin, Vickie Sobol. Dennis Row 1 {left to right): Charlene Smith, Aletha Riedel, Diane Mitchell, Mrs. Roster, Fay Hirsch, Joyce Riskin, Carol Pull, Adele Beltrame, Pat Stauffer, Marilyn Stein, Carole Goldstein. Row 2: Diane Smith, Zoe Has sopokis, Joyce Chaty, Ruby Dunham, Ruth Doull, Bernice Benerra, Sondie Gottshall. Ruth Isroel, Barbara Harris. Donatelo s Row 1 (left to right): Lynn Ahlgren, Evie Morris, Faye Eastland, Kathy Orr, Marian Fischer, Jackie Ogletree, Diane Broskomp, Winnie Wooster, Roe Elkind. Row 2: Polly Estos, Steffi Schwerin, Greta lee, Melanie Mead, Pearl Opp, Alma Mialocg, Gail Selig man, Normo Bolokian, Adele Stern. iilias Row 1 (left to right): Joanroe Zimmer man, Bobs Baker, Renee Wolff, Marilyn Kinter, Carol Wolf, Mory Tuohey, Borboro Compello. Row 2: Bobbie Borden, Dions Vineys, Beverly Bangert, Earlene Smith, Joonne Hotchkiss, Fran Cohen, Arlene Wei- man, Ardith Weimon Gents Row 1 {loft to right): Stephen Holbe, Al Folchi, Jim McGowon, Dove Mossing, Frank Holbe Row 2: Dan lenihan, Don Silva Dick Tomei, George Roberts, Paul Popotha kis, Dick Risso, Stan Stewart. m Jaedas Row 1 (left to right): (athie Stephens Louise Painter, Jan Sewall, Diane Zinns, Pot Perry, Georgia Marinos, Doris Bosro, Julie Pearl, Dorothy Rudeen, Jan Franklin, Nancy Tolond. Jan Sommer Row 2: Pat Favilla, Sally Jo Dwilla, Jean Weimon, Audrey Hast ings, Ruth Ullmon, Carol Huggins, Sue (haialet, Pat Hake, Elaine (ecchia, Doris Devincenri, Norma Kleebouer, Sonya loswick, Marilyn Higuero. Oppidanius Row 1 (left to right): Jo Gonem, Pearl Zimerman. Dolores Ann Brusrhera, Relda larkmon, Gloria Abros, Bette Hilke, Oaisy Varte, Joan Flodberg. Nodine Mortinotti, leira (haver, Kathleen Sullivan, Virginia MrKelvey. Row 2: Helen langsam, Gayle Malofsky, Sandro Smith, Oralee Roberts, Bobbie Gibson. Audrey Carlen, Karon Keller, Kathleen Murphy, Adel Stickel, Alice Marin, Coil Spiegelmon. Rcys Row 1 (left to right): Myra Goldstein, Goyle Bernstein, Glenda Bartel, Sheryl Cohn, Felicia lantieri, Roberto Berthier, Pat Ouick, Barboro Swanson, Lee Meriwether, Sandy Podiartky. Row 2: Rochelle Eisenberg. Bonne Baltsen, Bobbie Jocobs, Albeth Filtrer, Marcio Savin, lee Wertheim, Lisa Singer, Non Parsons, Dot Swtclifff, Mah Hirschmon. Spartans Row 1 (left to right): Harry Khachodou- rian, Henry Sue, Arthur (handler, Jerry Anolik, John lomme, Erwin Schwartx. Row 2: Sergio Spodini, Movin Hymon, Howie Rubin, Bob Smethursf, Ken Glarbrook, Leo Lowe. T K:s Row 1 (left to right): Maurice Parks Rudry Lee, Gloster Manion, Alpheus Benton Don McGillis, Ennis McDaniel, Stonley Kieth. Lucius Lae, Arthur Goynes. A A verti semen ts The George Washington Parent-Teachers' Association WisL, GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1951-1952 OL Eesl (jOfwi Lt a Sem o a ? You may be a senior in school, but the chances are that you’re still a freshman when it comes to getting a job. Do you know where to start . . . what to look for . . . how to tell a good job from one that’s only so-so? If you don't, here's a short course in Job- getting that will make you an honor stu- dent, fast! V PICK A GOOD COMPANY. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, for example, is the largest in its field. And it has a great reputation for being a grand place to work. V START AT A GOOD SALARY. You'll start right off with a good salary, and satisfactory workers get three raises the first year; periodic raises thereafter. V CHOOSE A JOB WITH A FUTURE. Your job at Metropolitan will be a steady job with plenty of chances for moving to better jobs at better pay. V LOOK FOR OTHER BENEFITS. Here are just a few of the extras that go with a Metropolitan job: liberal vacations; an attractive lunchroom; lounge facilities; life, sickness and hospital insurance; and lots of people your own age waiting to welcome you into various social, athletic and recreational groups. WHY DON'T YOU JOIN THEM? Get your job now, before the rush starts. We'll be glad to answer all your questions. Come to the Per- sonnel Division, Monday through Friday, any time from 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY To help your school book, please mention this advertisement 600 STOCKTON STREET SAN FRANCISCO 20, CALIF. (dongratu (at ion 3 j FOR YOUR GRADUATION PARTIES AND ALL OTHER FESTIVE OCCASIONS, IT’S THE KING KOLD ICE CREAM BOWL cui a For 21 Flavors of Dolicious lc« Crooms and Shorbots at Modoroto Pricos (jooi! cJLucL to the TRY OUR EASY-TO-SERVE HALF-GALLON . . . Winner I 1 Stat Fair Awardt CORNER 10th AVENUE AT CLEMENT STREET SKyline 1-8148 All of Our Quality Products Are Manufactured Doily on the Premises (graduated Theatrical and Historical ■ Costumes • Wigs • Make-up • Opera • GOLDSTEIN CO. Graduation Robes and School Theatricals Our Specialty M a J HIRSCH CO. 342 Fifth Street • SUtter 1-5393 • 989 Market Street GArfield 1-5150 ARTHUR KERMOYAN Class of ’41 f Flowers of Distinction PORTRAITS IN THIS SURVEYOR By 403 GEARY STREET PHONE GRaystone 4-9710 SAN FRANCISCO J. H. DOHERTY FISHER STUDIO Congratulations to the Seniors SPRECKELS French Custard ICE CREAM Eighth and Bryant Streets UNderhill 1-6203 • SPRECKELS RUSSELL DAIRY CO. San Francisco, California Phone SUtter 1-1542 177 POST STREET Suite 809 San Francisco THE WEST'S OIDEST BANK C E I E B KATES lOO YEAKS OK SERVICE 1852-I952 Wells Fargo Bank VNION TRUST CO. SAN FRANCISCO • 20 PRICE'S Hand Finished Shoes For Men Distinctively Styled Footwear • 718 Market Street San Francisco — FREE PROMPT DELIVERY — THE GEARY DRUG CO. M. N. BosVin, Prop. Prescriptions For Less 18th Avenue and Geary Boulevard, San Francisco, Calif. Phones: SKyline I-4548 — SKyline 1-4539 Cover for this Book by The ARDES COMPANY 355 EIGHTH STREET KLondike 2-0140 San Francisco DOLORES PRESS PRINTING JOSEPH F. RAE 3384 SIXTEENTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Telephone UNderhill 1-3667 SUPER-FINISHED EMBOSSED BOOK COVERS IMITATION LEATHER PRODUCTS 101 Smart girls graduate to telephone company JOBS You’ll find lots of advantages in an interesting telephone company job. Besides good pay while you learn—watch those regularly scheduled raises increase your pay check! You’ll get a real feeling of accomplishment in a job important to the community and to defense. And top it off with pleasant offices, well-appointed lounges and a con- genial atmosphere with girls like yourself, besides all the plus values coming to you from telephone work. Now is the time to come in and apply for your telephone job. Our friendly employment people will welcome you. 140 New Montgomery Street • 1045 Capp Street Pacific Telephone ££ J D CLEANERS ALTERATIONS REPAIRS • LAUNDRY SERVICE Call and Deliver 2539 BALBOA ST. SAN FRANCISCO • Phone Skyline 2-2950 GEARY 14th MEDICAL PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Open Til II P. M. 5001 GEARY STREET SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. Phone BAyview 1-4638 BALFOUR Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges” CLASS RINGS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS • TROPHIES DANCE PROGRAMS YOUNGER SET 145 GRANT AVE. YUkon 6-1080 FORMALS —FULL LENGTH AND BALLERINA FOR PROM AND GRADUATION L. G. Balfour Co. 233 POST STREET SUtter 1-3522 102 Announcing THE FOTOSETTER An automatic, photographic line composing machine, it produces justified composition in galley form directly on film or photographic paper in one operation. This composition can be reproduced on offset-lithograhic, gravure and letterpress plate, using standard plate making methods in each instance. SHfllUV ..5, if lyographerA L 140 SECOND ST. LANDERS ond NEWELL SAN FRANCISCO 5 DOuglas 2-3048 Jo Babcock, Carol Rosenberg, Sylvia Merritt being shown rings at VAN WORMER RODRIGUES, INC. Jewelry Manufacturers CLASS RINGS • TROPHIES • MEDALS • CLUB PINS SENIOR GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL NAME CARDS 126 POST STREET EXbrook 2-5886 HOOT mon!! WHO SAYS SCOTCHMEN ARE TIGHT? Try SCOTTY’S DRIVE IN “A LOT FOR A LITTLE GEARY BLVD. AT 31ST Phone SYyline 1 1520 Service and Quality NABORHOOD PHARMACY YOUR REXALL STORE Prescription Specialists WALTER FRANKLIN. Proprietor 3300 Balboa Street, Corner 34th Avenue “When You Say MILK — Say MARIN DELL” 1675 Howard Street HEmlocIc 1-4433 Son Francisco, California BALBOA’S 5 10c STORE The Store That Has “EVERYTHING” 3615 BALBOA STREET SAN FRANCISCO COMPLIMENTS HAL KENNEDY’S 3444 BALBOA ST., NEAR 36TH AVE. Phone BAyview 1-8530 of the Golden Gate Community Cleaners and Dyers EDDIE and MARIE ALLES. Owners City-wide Pickup and Delivery Service DYEING • ALTERING Phone BAyview 1-2521 3315 BALBOA STREET SAN FRANCISCO Eng ravers (pclhimA, VYlsuaL THE STAM LICK SUPER MARKET 350 - 7th Ave. MANOR MARKET 2550 Ocean Ave. OF QUALITY GRAND CENTRAL MARKET 2435 California SUNSET SUPER MARKET 2425 Irving St. 369 Ellis St. 104 PR 6-1585 CALBERT W. ATKINS JEWELRY ENGRAVER SIMPSON’S SKyline 1-9109 CONFECTIONERS ' RESTAURANT BAKERY • CATERING 950 Clement Street, San Francisco 209 Post Street, Room 211 YUkon 2-6615 HAROLD MENZIES CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH San Francisco SALES COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GEARY BOULEVARD 4TH TO 5TH AVES. SKyline 1-5681 MINCHIN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Compliments of THE DONUT BOWL Tenth Avenue and Geary Boulevard C. F. MINCHIN, Ph. G. 3600 BALBOA ST. AT 37TH AVE. Phone SKyline 1-1828 San Francisco 24 Years Richmond’s Distinctive Florists PI N ELLIS FLOWER LAND PHONES: SK 1-6397 —SK 1-4144 714 CLEMENT STREET FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS pismii PRinnnG publishiiig co. ‘ Creators of Fine Printing 700 Montgomery Bldg. San Francisco, Calif. SU 1-4772 05 from BOB at THE COTTAGE LOWEST PRICES — EASIEST TERMS Aiosf Liberal Trade-in Allowances 90-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE EVERY YEAR, MAKE, MODEL See the Biggest Dealer in the West! Horsetrader Ed’s 5 GIGANTIC KAR KORRALS Sit hiuim • Oakland • ltrlit|a«a Congratulations to the Graduating Class from One of San Francisco's largest and finest neighborhood apparel stores for Men, Women, Girls, Boys, Children JANTZEN, GANTNER, PEBBLE BEACH SWIMWEAR LEVIS LIGHTER BllUE SLACKS—JACKETS—PEG-BOTTOM SLACKS PLAYWEAR—SHORTS-PEDAL PUSHERS—SKIRTS—JACKETS—TEE SHIRTS- BLOUSES ARROW SHIRTS—TIES-SPORT SHIRTS-UNDERWEAR TOM SAWYER. KAYNEE BOYS' WEAR ROUGH RIDER SLACKS JOCKEY SHORTS—TEE SHIRTS We feature the largest selection of Ladies' Hosiery outside of downtown stores HOLEPROOF. PHOENIX. DEKDALE. ARTCRAFT, PICTURESQUE. HANES, TRIMFIT 5616 GEARY BLVD. AT 20th AVE. SK 1-6726 Your Friendly Bowling Alley AI Mariani, Nick Annatti and Red Reynolds LinCOLn BOWL 319 - 6th AVE. SK 1-3939 Compliments of BENJAMIN J. HAGAN, M.D. 4225 GEARY BLVD. Compliments of AVENUE BUILDERS 3422 BALBOA SK 2-2868 Ale Brusuelos. Proprietor 106 M FINER iUniper 7-4151 cue Carrot SL, LADIES 1552 OCEAN AVENUE f} J.i APPAREL ED TIGGES JEWELER DIAMONDS • WATCHES • CLOCKS • SILVERWARE Convenient Credit Terms — Expert Swiss A American Watch Repairing 5847 GEARY BOULEVARD NEAR 23RD AVENUE PHONE BAyview 1-0804 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. WALTER MAY FINE FOOTWEAR 1111 C$ 111 tl I 5527 GEARY BLVD., SAN FRANCISCO 21 To earn their annual May Festival students of George PHONE SKYLINE 2-1221 Washington High, this year, collected and sold over 72 tons of paper, giving most of the profit to CARE for needy persons in Europe and Korea. The festival includes election of a queen, a triple lunch, concessions, rallies, and short periods followed by a dance and carnival that evening. Below is o picture of the coronation of the May Festival Queen. Reading from left to right ore: Weymon Lew. Student Body President; Mr. Andrews. Director of CARE for Northern California; Charlotte Cupples: Queen Carol Reynolds: Jean Weiman, Pat Snow, and Bobbie Rolfe. THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF CALIFORNIA 07 Will You Sign Book? 109 A utograp 110 u ilihtoojn | A utogruphs
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