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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

THE SURVEYOR JUNE 1953 VOLUME XXI EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Lilo Wertheim and Marcia Savin ASSOCIATE EDITORS Earlene Smith, Margie Hrapoff Sylvia Morse, Hanley Lee Marcine Johnson, Shannon Greene Bob Jakob, Thelma Cuneo Pat Larson, Dona Windeler SENIOR EDITORS Marilyn Slater, Jean Concilia Joyce Weaver, Kathy Orr ART EDITOR — Bonne Baltsen SPORTS STAFF Chris Deselarnos, Ray MacIntyre Gene Larson, Larry Woolf BUSINESS MANAGER — Elayne McFarland SALES MANAGER — Barbara Blake ADVERTISING MANAGER — Barbara Polster STAFF— Bob Grant, Tilly de Hes, Barbara Floyd, Dave Kline. Bob Noveshon COPY WRITERS — Gail Weingarten, Arlene Glew PHOTOGRAPHERS — Eugene Lum, Pete Ruppert, Jerry Lodar, Mr. Doherty PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS H. E. Wire — Advisor GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Ring One Administration ... Page 3 Ring Two Seniors................Page 16 Ring Three Student Body ..Page 4 5 Ring Tour Sports................Page 55 Ring rive ssrr.T . � ☆ After hearing our school called a fhree-ring circus, we decided to take a closer look. We discovered that it has, not three, but five rings. Rather than explain further, we invite you to sit back, relax, and “Come to the Circus, the Greatest Show on Earth.” MARCIA SAVIN IILO WERTHEIM LILO WERTHEIM. Editor. O. I. SCHMAELZLE. Principol. MARCIA SAVIN. Editor Principal’s Message The theme for the Surveyor this year is rather unusual and clever. One could compare our school with a circus in that both require precision, cooperation and team work. Like a circus, our school has much going on at one time but unlike a circus we change personnel frequently. To this outgoing class we recognize the contribution that has been made for the welfare of our school. We appreciate it all. After you leave us we expect your performance to be a reflection on your training while here. May the applause from your efforts be great and gratifying. O. I. SCHMAELZLE Head Counselor Your high school career is the bridge between childhood and adult life. Each responsibility you hove successfully met has been a new pier sunk—a pier which strengthened your character and prepared you for future service. Now os you go on to college or to work there will be many opportunities for you to make use of the lessons learned in high school and many opportunities to serve your family, your fellow students and your community. May the best be yours in all this work as you approach your first bridge terminal. E. PARSONS MISS ELEANOR PARSONS Head Counselor Mr. Perino Graduates of June 1953, you were a wonderful class and George Washington High School will always be very proud of you. I am certain that whotever you do in life you will always strive to reflect honor and glory on that cherished school on the hill as other classes have done who have gone this way before you. Whatever you achieved at school will always be with you and will in part determine what you will be and will do in life. I hope you hove availed your- selves of as many opportunities as you possibly could during the last three years. Furthermore. I trust that you will continue to take advantage of the many opportunities for a successful life that await you in the adult world of which you will soon be a part. In parting, I want you to know that there are many discontented and unsuccessful people in this world who feel abused and dissatisfied with their lot but who do nothing to lift themselves. Success is achieved by those who are willing to work and work hard for it. Success will not come to you if you just wish and wait. Farewell, class of June 1953, may you always have a goal and may your lives be ever blessed with health and happiness. J. A. PERINO MR. J. A. PERINO Assistant Principal MISS MYRA GREEN Assistant Principal Miss Green My first year at George Washington is over. Was it a circus? Not exactly. Although there were times when I felt as if I were performing in all three rings at once. However, this typifies the exuberant spirit which is George Washington High School. Never a dull moment but how we love it! I am so glad to have this opportunity to say thank you to all the students and faculty for your gracious friendly reception of me. You made it im- possible for me to be a stranger in a strange land. I am indeed fortunate to have a part with you in this great school. MYRA GREEN 5 Presenting I he Faculty Members MR. ABERCROMBIE MRS 8RILLHART MISS COOPE MISS GARIN MRS HERRICK MR ADDIESTONE MR BURKE MRS. DEEHAN MR. GORHAM MR HUGHES Jb LJ MR. ANDERSON MR CARROLL MRS. DENNY MR. HAWKINS MR JOHNSON MISS ARCHER MISS CARSON MRS. DERN MRS HEDTKE MR JONES MRS. BICKEL MISS CLARK MRS DICKSON MR. HEINZ MISS KELLOGG MR. BRANDT MR CLENAGHAN MR. EDMOND MISS HELSETH MR KNAPTON MR. KNOTT MR MILLAR MISS POOLE SGT LEONARO MISS SELIG MR LAHL MRS MORGENSTERN MR. RAPHAEL MRS. RUMER MISS SHEARER MISS WALKER MR. LAPEYRI MR. LEAL MR MORTON MISS OAKES MR. RASELLA MR READE MR. SARCANDER MISS SCHARFF MRS SWANSON MR TORLAKSON MRS WILLIAMSON MR. WILSON MR. MADFES MR ODONE MR ROCKY MISS SCHIECK MR. UHTE MR WIRE MR MAGNER MR. PEARSON SGT. ReILLY MR SCHULZ MR. VANDERLAAN MR WIRTH S MISS MARSHALL MR PHELAN SGT. HICKS MR SCHWAB MR. VASQUEZ DIANE BERMAN Vice President PRINCETON LYMAN Second Vice President ARDATH PERKINS Secretary Student Body Officers -Fall '52 BILL JAQUYSH was one of the most conscientious Student Body Presidents that George Washing- ton has ever had. Assisted by an unusually fine corps of officers. Bill planned great rallies, double lunches, and all the activities that go to make up a successful term. Our sparkling and vivacious Vice-President was DIANE BERMAN. She was a star performer in the rallies and was the first ’veep’’ to sing over the Broadcast. PRINCETON LYMAN not only expanded the office of Second Vice but originated one of our student government's most important organizations, the Coordinating Board. You just had to look for a meeting or an activity and there you would find ARDATH PERKINS, Sec- retary. A harder worker couldn't have been found anywhere. NICK KAFKAS. Treasurer, came through with another record for being 100% in Student Body cards. On ability to sell game tickets PHIL GAAL really roted high. He sold more game tickets than any other Athletic Manager. EARL SMITH was another hard worker. He never failed to give a very capable helping hand to the other officers. The term s Yell Leader was BERNIE SLAVIN. He aroused tremendous spirit and led our rooting sec- tion to fame many times. WILLIAM JAQUYSH President NICK KAFKAS EARL SMITH PHIL GAAL RERNIE SLAVIN Treasurer Custodian Athletic Manager Yell Leader 8 Student Body Officers - Spring S3 Again this term, George Washington had a fine hard-working group of student body officers who did an excellent job to make the Spring term a big success. President PHIL GAAL and his rally com- mittee produced above-par rallies all term. ARDATH PERKINS, our Vice-President, did an outstanding job of planning dances and social activities. ALLAN SEID, Second Vice-President, did a wonderful job with the May Festivol Drive, helping us collect 3,997 cans. The records and minutes were kept in the usual neat monner by Secretary BARBARA SWANSON. George Washington was once more 100% in Student Body Card sales, thanks to the fine work of Treasurer EARL SMITH. Custodian MAURICE PARKS kept the trophies shining brilliantly all term. Athletic Manager AL WOLF did a good job on ticket sales for the term. His advertising of coming sports events was also exceptional. School spirit was kept at a high level all term by Yell Leader MARIO GALANG. Mario had the students yelling at the top of their lungs in the basketball finals, when we just missed the championship. EARL SMITH MAURICE PARKS ALVIN WOLF MARIO GALANG Treasurer Custodian Athletic Manager Yell Leader 9 Officers FANNIE WILEY Secretory H-12 CLASS OFFICERS HARRY BATTAT President BEVERLY BANGERT Vice President BARBARA BAKER Secretary MICHAEL DIENER Treasurer L-12 CLASS OFFICERS LOUIS PEREZ President MARILYN SMITH Vice President BARBARA CELONI Secretary HARRIS NUSSBAUM Treasurer H-l 1 CLASS OFFICERS ALLAN SEID President ELAINE DARBY Vice President ROBERTA PINSLER Secretary RITA ZYDONIS Treasurer f Fall :52 H-10 CLASS OFFICERS MICHAEL ZINNS President ANN O’BRIEN Vice President NANCY RILEY Secretary L-10 CLASS OFFICERS BOB PHALEN President ANN CASTRO Vice President GINGER LEE Secretory H-12 CLASS OFFICERS HARRIS NUSSBAUM President LILO WERTHEIM Vice President CAROL MARTIN Secretary LOUIS PEREZ Treasurer L-12 CLASS OFFICERS LAWRENCE FONG President LULA TAMARAS Vice President THELMA CUNEO Secretary ARMON BARSAMIAN Treasurer H-11 CLASS OFFICERS BOB REIF President KAY FELT Vice President BARBARA BRUNGARO Secretary MIKE SIEGEL Treasurer L-l 1 CLASS OFFICERS BOB GASSIN President ANNE GORMAN Vice President TOY KIM YEE Secretary H-10 CLASS OFFICERS BERT WITTE President DORIS THOMA Vice President KYOKO TAKEDA Secretary L-10 CLASS OFFICERS GUY VAN DOREN President NANCY JONES Vice President CHRISTINA WOO Secretary Class Officers Spring S3 11 ANGEL CORDELLOS GARFINKEL LEW PARRS STARR ARAGO DIENER GASSIN LOUIE PEREZ THIEBEN 8ATTAT BELDING OEL CASTILLO DOTY HILLMAN HIRSCH MALTER MATHIS PHALEN REIF VAN OOREN VICERRA BELDON EULER JAQUYSH MURRAY SEID WITTE CANIGLIA FONG RAFRAS NIELSEN SLAVIN WOLF CARLSON GAAL ROLM NUSSBAUM SMITH WONG 12 CHUCK GALANG LARSON PAPRE SMOCK ZINNS BAKER COHEN HENDERSON LANTIERl PINSLER SWANSON BANGERT CHONG HIRSCHMAN LEE ROY TAMARAS BARNES DARBY HOLCENBERG LEE QUICK TUOHEY BORDEN ERMANN JONES LIPIAN RUCKER VINEYS BERMAN FISH KINTER MARTIN SMITH WERTHEIM CANATA GILSTRAP KOENEMANN PANAGAKIS SMITH YOUNG Row 1 (left to right): Rito Zydonis. Anabol Eng. Roberta Pinsler, Carol Martin, Marilyn Smith. Barbara Swamon. Ann O'Brien, Iris Felske, Ardath Perkins, Diane Berman, Babs Baker, Bev Bangert, Bobbie Borden. Row 2: Bruce Gledhill, Harry Battat, Bill Jaquysh, Mike Diener, Al Carlson, Nick Kafkas, Princeton Lyman, Harris Nussboum. Mike Siegel, Bernie Slavin. Mike Zinns. Executive Council In every democracy there must be o policy making branch. In the democracy of George Washing- ton High School, the Executive Council is that group. The lunchtime problem and rally exclusion were only two of the problems that confronted the Execu- tive Council this year. Due to hard work by all the members, many new ideas and suggestions were tried to help solve both of these major school problems. Some of the duties of the Executive Council are: the apportioning of school funds, the passing of by-laws to supplement our Constitution, and the granting of awards and honors in the name of the student body. Made up of elected Executive Council members, class officers and the student body officers, the executive council meets many times during the year in room 138 to discuss the problems of the student government. Presided over by the student body president and advised by Miss Selig. the Council makes possible a truly democratic Student Government. Row I (left to tightl: Audrey Doty, Iris Felske, Barbaro Brungord, Sally Hogan, Kay Felt, Toy Yee, Phil Goal, Sonio Selig, Ardath Perkins, Allan Seid, Maurice Parks, Evo Jeong, Noncy Jones, Bruce fielding, Vione Von Bergen. Row 7: Anne Gor- man, Portia Goldkind, Carol Heicksen, Linda Solter, Lee Meriwether, Bob Reif, Carol Martin, Harris Nussboum, Marilyn Smith, Lee Wertheim, Lou Peres, Mike Seigel, Bert Witte, Doris Thomo. Kyoko Takeda. Row 3: Thelma Cunea, Lula Tamaras, Lawrence Fong, Stanley Galant, Martin Weiner, Guy Van Doren, Bob Gossin, Richard Millikan. Row 1 lleft to right): Jackie Keller, Tamara Ponve, Rose Geanacos, Sue Suomelo, Joanne Thor, Joan Mock. Sally Hogan, Roberta Heyman. Pauline Wright, Fran Barnes, Nancy Jones, Barbara Brungard. Iris Felske, Claire Goldsmith. Carol Whit- more, Diane Carlson, Sylvia Torres, Bliss Greenwood. Row 2: Margo McDowell, Vione Von Bergen, Marlene Mann, Marilyn Abend, Jeanne de Poljevoy, Doris Thoma. Lorayne Leong, Sendee Smith. Marcia Bium. Helmi Fulton, Danise Blue. Sandro Mottos, Pam Havner, Jeanne Hotchkiss. Martha Goldsmith, Robin McConoughy, Dawn Duino, Milly Kalsh. Row 3: Norman Nielsen, Alvin Wolf, Nick Kafkas, Princeton Lyman, Phil Goal, Mike Robinson, Douglas Gee, Ron Heglin, Spencer Michels. Bert Witte. John Sochor. Don Miyamoto. Washington Cabinet The Washington Cabinet, made up of representatives from each registry, is the sounding board for school problems. The cabinet meets every Tuesday at 8 a.m. in room 235. at which time registry problems are placed before Mr. Schmaelzle and the delegates. It is the duty of each elected representative to take ques- tions and problems from his registry to the cabinet. In the meeting the question is discussed and a proper solution is worked out by the members. During registry the same day. the registry students are presented with the minutes of the cabinet meeting. A discussion of them follows. Originally, the Washington Cabinet was a group of girls, one from each registry. The cabinet was so successful that Mr. Schmaelzle adopted the plan for the whole school. Today, as in the past, the Wash- ington Cabinet acts as an advisory board to the Principal and the Executive Council. Row 1 (loft to right): Marie Mothios, Marilyn Abend. Danise Blue. Milly Kalsh. Harriet Nathan. Stephanie Koppe. Pam Havner, Nancy Ratica, Janice Lee. Carol Whitmore, Barbara Celoni, Eleanore HoefRin, Helen Ermonn, Diane Reuben. Martha Goldsmith, Justine Alphin, Jeanne de Poljevoy. Lili Daniel. Iris Felske, Joyce Zembo. Rita Zydonis. Row 2: Doris Kessler, Kathy Lifted, Carol Springer, Jeanne Graham. Deanna Hum, Loretta Dito, Eleanore Rapoport, Marilyn Tozier, Claudette Cauhape. Joyce Hiroto. Wando Koshkin, Jo Glenchur. Lois Morse. Louro Mae Campbell, Sandra Greenberg. Louise von Emster, Sanford Blum, Mary Ann Koenemann. Elaine Darby. Row 3: Roland Ouong, Lester Embroe, Peter White. Douglas Gee, Ernest Smith. G. A. Dunham, Bob Hyman. Jerry Ladewig, Wilson Chu. Walter Maibaum, Gory Greenberg, John Doty. ms two... ti� e woE8 Fall Si nior Class History The groduoting closs of Foil 1952. spon- sored by Mr. Joseph Rosello. will long be remembered for their co-operation and ac- complishments during their three years at George Washington. Opening Night. was the title of their Junior Day. followed by on After the Show dance. Crystal Fantasy was the theme of the Junior Prom held in the Bellevue Hotel. At lost came the big year, full of wonder- ful happenings for a great senior class. The presentation of I Like Mike followed by the Inaugural Ball proved that this class hod the co-operation of every individual stu- dent. January 17. 1953 was the dote of thj Senior Prom. As Time Goes By. held o the Mark Hopkins. The clima� to a successful journey through high school was marked by their graduation. January 23. 1953. avev0fft AKASHI, JAMES—Sports. Trad® School. ALTMAN. CAROLYN — Tennis. Piano: C.C.S.F. ANGEL. JOSE—Class Pres.: Let terman Soc.; Eagles; Sr. Ad.: Swimming Basketball Teams: S.F. State. ANOUK, JERRY —Spartans: A.Z.A.: Hot Rod Club; Custom Work; C.C.S.F.; Auto Recon- struction. ARIETTA. ROBERT — Reg. Pres.; Varsity Basketball; C.C.S.F. AYERS. MARGIE MAE—E . Coun.: Reg. Veep. Sec.. Trees.: G.A.A.; Dance Comm.: Tri-Y: Son Jose State. BAKER. BARBARA — Class Sec.: Reg. Pres.: G.A.A.; Dance Comm.: G.S.S.: Y Club Pres.: U.C. at Santo Barbara. BAKER. JEAN—Rally Comm.; Masquers: Drama: Cal. BANGERT, BEVERLY —E . Coun : Class Veep. Sec.: Fidias; G.A.A.: G.S.S.; Block W: Dance Comm.: San Jose State. BATES. JAMES—S. G.: C.C.S.F. BATTAT. HARRY — Class Pres.: Eagles: C.S.F.: Dance Comm.; Saber Club: Chemistry; Col. BAYLOR. JACK — Soccer; Track; Band: College. BENTON. ALPHEUS —Knights Titons: Music; Cars: Art; Track; Football; C.C.S.F. BERMAN. DIANE — Class Veep: S.B. Veep: Musical Dir. Jr. Day. Sr. Day: G.S.S.: Fidias: Mas- quers: Acting; Singing: Done- ing; Musical Dir.; College. BERNSTEIN. GAYLE — F.B.L.A Mosque Gavel; French Club: Reys: Writing: Music; Theater; S.F. State. BINELLO. DIANE —Red C ross Rep.: S. G.: Tri-Hi-Y Club: C.C.S.F. BORDEN. BARBARA —Ek Coun.; Reg. Veep: G.S.S.: G.A.A.; Fidias: Dance Comm.; S.F. State. BOVARD. LYNN—Ice Skating; Work. BRIGGS. ROBERT — Basketball; C.C.S.F. BRODERICK. MARY — Y.W.CA.: Job's Daughters: Art; Skating: College: Business School. BROOKFIELD. ERNEST — Reg Pres.. Treos.: Rally Comm.; Stage Crew; Radio: U.S.A.F. BURKE. ED—C.C.S.F BUSH. STANLEY — Sports; Navy; Work. CAMINATA. JOANNE—S. 8. G.: Sr. Ad.: Dancing; Business Col- lege. CANIGLIA. SAM — Eagle Veep; Sports: Stanford. CARLEVARIS, ROBERT — Sports: S.F. State. CARLSON. AL—E . Coun : Track; Letterman Soc.: Eagles: S. G.: Dance Comm. Photog.: Sa«: C.C.S.F.: M.l.T. CARR. CYNTHIA-Prin. Cab : S. G. Veep; G.A.A.; Sr. Ad.; Ceramics; S.F. State. CECIL. ANN—Masquers; S.F. State. CELIA. JOSEPHINE — Red Cross Rep.: Rainbow Girls: Tri-Hi-Y Club: Collecting Records; Office Work. CERVELLI. BARBARA—Class Veep: Fidias: Music: San Jose State. CHAN. ANGELA —Y.W.C.A.: Sports: Work. CHONG. EVALINE — Ex. Coun.: Sec.; G.S.S. Hist.: Choir- mar of Sr. Ad.; Block W.: Y.W. CA; Sports: Col. CHU. ARNOLD—C.S.F.: Cal. CHURCH. PHYLLIS—Drama: Swimming: College. COERO. ANGELO — Auto Me- chanics; Sports: Navy: Work. COHEN. FRANCES — Class Sec.: E«. Coun.; Fidias; G.S.S.: G.A.A:. Co-. COHEN. MARVIN—A.Z.A.: Hi-Y Club: Music: Science: Cal. COLLACO. YOLANDA —Song Leader: Prin. Cab.: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Ticket Bid Seller; Block W; Ice Skating; C.C.S.F. CRISPEN. DOROTHY—Reg. Treas.. Veep; Ex. Coun.; Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Bowling; Dancing: Music: C.C.S.F. DAHLMANN. TED — Calif. Acad- emy of Sciences: Cars; Drawing: Astronomy: Col. DE BURLE. MEYER—S. G.: Sports; Cal. DE LUCHI. DENIS — Reg. Treos.: Prin. Cab.: Roily Comm.: Foot- bo 1 • Swimming: Letterman Soc.: Cal. DEVINCENZI. ANTHONY — C.C. S.F. DIENER. MICHAEL — Ex. Coun.; Class Trees.: Pres. S. G.; Eogles: Records; Speech Mak- ing; Cal. DIETZ. NOEL—Reg. Treas.: Let- termon Soc.: Swimming; Tram- poline- C.C.S.F. DONG. ARLEIGH—City College. DRAIN. MICHELLE — Red Cross Rep.- Bnai Brith Girls; Jewish Community Center; Ceramics; Pointing; Write for S.F. News. DRUMM. GARY—Music: S.F.Sto te. ELLINGTON. DORIS — Julliets; Dancing: Sewing; Reading; Swimming: College - Nursing. ERLER, HERMAN—Archery-Work. FAIRBAIRN. HELEN—Riding Club; Work. FALLEK. SHIRLEY—Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A.: Jr. i Sr. Day: Dance Comm.- Badminton; Knit- ting: Dancing: C.C.S.F. FARMER MARCIA—F.B.L.A.: Sr. Day Dancing- Tennis; Ice Skat- ing; C.C.S.F. FENNEMAN. DAVID —Ex. Coun.; Chemistry; Soft Ball; Football; C.C.S.F. FIGONE. ROBERT — Basketball; C.C.S.F. FONG. CAROL—G.A.A.: S. G.: Y.W.C.A.; Music; Bowling; Bad- minton; C.C.S.F. FREEMAN, RONALD — Music; C.C.S.F. GEE, JOHN — Red Cross; Photog: C.C.S.F. GATES. GILBERT — Reg Pres.; Ex. Donee Comm.; Sr. Doy; Jr. Sr. Ad.; Photog.: Sports; Col. GERMENIS. PETE -Reg. Pro-. Veep: Pres, of Gents; Le Her- mans; Basketball: Chess; C.C.S.F. GERSH. MAURINE—Prin. Cab.: Reg. Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.: Dance Comm.; Donee Bid Seller: Bowling; S.F. State. GIVENS. JOE — Booker T Wash- ington Center; U.S.A.F. GOLD. BARBARA—G.A A ; Music; College: New York. GOLDBERG. JOE—LettermanSoc.; Basketball; Cal. GOLDEN. ARLENE G.A.A.; Sr. Doy; Dance Comm.; Badminton; Dancing; Piano; C.C.S.F. GOSSIN, CLAUDIA Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Sr. Ex. Dance Comm.; Tennis; Bowling; C.C.S.F. GRABOVETZ.GEORGE -Baseball; C.C.S.F. GRIMES. BILL—Work. HACKE. KENNETH — S.S.P.C.; Sports; Work. HALL. WILLIAM—Cal. HERRGUTH. SANDRA — Rea. Trees.. Pres.. Sec.. Veep. Eoglo Rep.: Sr. Day: Tri-Hi-Y; Bowl- ing C.C.S.F. de HES. MYRA - J.R.C. Chairman; Chess Club: Pen Pols; J.A.; Col- lections; College. HIRSCH. DAVE—S.F. State. HOEY. HANLEY —State College: Work. HOFFMAN. MARLENE — Bid Ticket Seller; F.T.A.: S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm.; Reading; Knit- ting: Writing; C.C.S.F. HOLCOMB. NORMAN—Pres. S.S.P.C.; Rally Comm.; Tennis: Riding; Santa Rosa Jr. College. HOTCHKISS. JEANNE — Fidias; C.S.F.; G.A.A. Dance Comm.; Prin. Cob.: Stanford. HOUNTALAS. DANNY—Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cob.: Y.M.C.A.; Gents: Cars; C.C.S.F. HOWARD. SIDNEY—Scrap Books; C.C.S.F. HUBERT. ELEANOR—Sewing; Singing: C.C.S.F. HUFF, WILLIAM—CAP Communi- cations; Radio; Army. HUSTIC. WALTER—C.C.S.F. IONIN. PETER—Orchestra;C.C.S.F. ISRAEL. MARGARET — Dancing: College. JACKSON. ELEANOR —Reg. Trees.: G.A.A.; Bowling: S.F. State. JAQUYSH. BILL—Class Pres.: S.B 2nd Veep: S.B. Pres.: Y.M.C.A.: College JEUNG. JACK — Photog.: Sports: Work: Navy. JOHNSON FLORENCE—Dancing: Sewing - Singing: College: Work. KAFKAS. NICHOLAS—Ex. Coun.; Class Trees.: S.B. Trees.; Eagles: Swimming: C.C.S.F. KAPLANIS, PETER—Gents; Sports: College. KATZKI. KLAUS—Jewish Commu- nity Center: Photog.: Work. KINTER MARILYN — Pres. Block W Fidios: G.S.S.: Music: S.F. State. KLEIN. PATRICIA—Reg. Sec.: Prin. Cob. Tri-Hi-Y; Dancing: Skat- ing : Work. KOLM. RICHARD — R«g. Pres.: Saber Club: Eagles; Dance Comm.: Col. KOHNERT. ELIZABETH—Knitting: Reading: Doncing: Secretary. KOLTZOFF. CONSTANTINE Photog.; Language: C.C.S.F.; Cal. KORENS. CAROLE — Reg. Sec.: Bowling; Designing; Cal. KROFF. STEVEN —Lettermen Swimming: Basketball; C.C.S.F.: Col. KUSHNER. MITCHELL—Pointing: Work. LAMPROS. PETER —Pres. Hi-Y Council; Football: Basketball; C.C.S.F.: S.J. State. LARSEN. MARY ANN — Reg. Veep: T eas.: C.C.S.F. LAWSON. DIANE —Reg. Sec.: Sports: Work. LEBOVITZ. KENNETH—Lettermen: S. G. A.Z.A.: Movie Photog.: C.C.S.F.: U.S.C. LEE. HANLEY — Quill Scroll; C.S.F. Coach: Eagle Surveyor Staffs; S.G.; Sports; College. LEE. MARY — G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y: Block W; Drawing; Sports: S.F. State. LEEN, ROGER — Baseball: Golf; Photog.: Col Extension. LEHMANN. EDGAR — Gun’s; Radio; Natural Science: C.C.S.F. LENGJEL. WALTER —Baseball. Soccer Team: Lettermen: Ticket Seller: C.C.S.F. LENIHAN. DANIEL—Gents: C.C.S.F. LEW, FAY—Eagle Sec.; Trees.; Jr. Adv.; C.S.F Cooch; Reg. Pres.; Trees.: Prin. Cob.; Sports; Col. LILLY. SUZANNE —Red Cross Rep.: Eagle Rep.: G.A.A.: Sports; Modesto Jr. College. LI PI AN. SHIRLEY — H-ll Sec.: Pres. C.S.F.: Reg. Pres.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Block W: Roily Comm.: Ex. Coun.; Col. LIPSCHITZ, BARBARA — S.S.P.C. Donee Comm.; Dancing; Swim- ming : S.F. Dental Nursing School. LISSAUER. DOROTHY—Reg. Veep: Prin. Cob.; College. LOO. MARGUERITE —G.A.A : Sports; Office Worker. LOVE. CAROL — English Sec.; Study Hall Sec.; G.A.A.; Work; College. MACHOL. STEPHEN-Work. MAHANY. BARBARA —Reg. Sec.: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.• Sr. Day Script Comm.; Assoc. Rally Comm. Sports; S.J. State. MAHNKEN. CHARLES —Projector Club; Public Address Crew; Dancing; C.C.S.F. MARTIN. MAUREEN—Art. Fash- ion Design; Col. MARTINOTTI. NADINE—Reg. Trees.: Ti-Hi-Y; Swimming; Col- lege. MAYO. PATRICIA ANN — H-IO Class Sec.; Reg. Pres.. Veep: Ex. Coun.; Fidios: Bowling: Cal. McCONKIE. MYRA —Reg. Pres.. Trees.: Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling; Swim- ming; C.C.S.F. McPHERSON. MALVERN —Music; S.F. State. MENEFEE.CH ARLES—Class Treos.; Spartons: College. MELLER. RUTH—Reg. Veep: Sr. Art Comm.: Art; SJ. State. MILLER. BARBARA — Reg. Pres. Sec.. Trees.: G.A.A.: Sports; Work. MORESCO. LaVERNE—Reg. Veep: College of the Holy Names. MURRAY. DONALD—Sabre Club: Dance Comm.; Sr. Day: Ex. Rally Comm.; Eagle: S. G.: College. NICKOLAOU. CATHERINE—Typ- ing Class Sec.: P.E. Mgr.; Sports; Work. NOVESHEN. ESTHER—Reg. Sec.. Veep: Red Cross: Skating; Bowl- ing; S.F. State. OW YANG. ANITA — G.A.A.: Tri- Hi-Y: Music; Bowling: S.F. State. PALMER. CAROLE —S. G.; G.A.A.: Music; Skating; Work. PERRY. RON —Rally Comm.; Jr. Sr. Day Director; Drama: Writing: SJ. State. PILPEL, MONIO—C.C.S.F. POLK. SIDNEY —Drawing: Work; College. PONOMAREVA. TANIA—G.A.A.; Decoration Comm.; S.S.P.C.: Tennis: Dancing: C.C.S.F.: Cal. PREMACK. MARVIN—C.S.F.; A.Z.A.; Movie Photog.; S.F. State. PUN. MARTHA — G.A.A Block W; S. G.: Badminton; Soft- ball: College. OUAN. KATHERINE — G.A.A.; Doncing: Bowling: Work. RAPHAEL. MYRON — Lettermen; Baseball; Work. RATNER. HARRY — Reg. Veep; Camera Club: Drama; Masque Govel; Photog.: S.F. State. RAY. MARLENE —Sr. Day: Reg. Pres. Bowling Dancing; Work; Model. REYNOLDS. CAROL— :Ex. Coun.; Pmg Veep: Dancing; Bowling; Swimming; Work. ROSS. VIRGINIA—Bowling; Swim- ming Work. RUCKER. SUE — Ex. Coun.; Prin. Cob.: G.A.A. Hist., Sec., Pres.; Donee Comm.; Ticket Seller; Jr. Sr Day: Orchestra; Block W; Sr Adv.: G.S.S.: Assoc. Rally Comm. RUPPERT. PETER —Photog.: Cars: C.C.S F. RYLAND. THOMAS—Cal. SABEL, JEAN — Red Cross Rep.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.; Sr. Day; Musk: C.C.S.F. SANDER. DORTHEA - S. G.; Art: Reading: Work. SFAELOS. ELAINE — Skoting: Swimming; Work. SHAW. LOIS —G.A.A.: F.B.L.A.; Tennis: Golf; Swimming; C.C.S.F. SHERMAN. ROGER—Reg. Trees.; C.C.S.F. SINGER. LISA —Tri-Hi-Y; Sports: Pointing; Mt. Zion School of Nursing. SINTON. CAROL—Tri-Hi-Y: Knit- ting: Bowling; Painting; C.P.J S.J. State. SIVACHENKO. ALEXANDER—Jr. Adv.; Lettermen: Sports: Phil- ately: C.C.S.F.: Col. SMIAROWSKI. WES—Navy. SMITH. EARLENE —C ass Veep.. Sec.: Pres. Tri-Hi-Y; Prin. Cab.: Ex. Donee Comm.: Pres.. Veep. G.S.S.: Yearbook Ed.: G.A.A.; C.S.F.: Bowling: S.J. State. SMOCK. CHARLES —Reg. Pres.; Eagle: S. G.: Pres, of Letter- men: Sports; C.C.S.F. SPIEGELMAN. GAIL — Oppido- mos: Doncing: Work. SPRAGUE. ALLEN —Hi-Y; Youth Gov't.: Jr.. Sr. Day; Music; Sports; Col. STARR. CHARLES—Eag es; Pro- jector Club: Ind. Arts Honor Soc.: Photog.: Woodworking: Work. STEELE. DONALD — H-IO Class Pres.: Hi-Y Pres, of Hot Rod Club: Cars; C.C.S.F. SUOMELA. SUZANNE — Red Cross: Sec. of Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y: Bid Seller: S.S.P.C.; Jr. Sr. Doy: C.C.S.F. SWETMAN. ART — Sabre Club: Air Force. TANI. MISAKO—Booker T. Wosh.; Basketball; College. THOMSON. BEATRICE —Click Club: Bowling: Swimming; Teacher. THOR. JOANNE - Prin. Cob.: Donee Comm.: Ticket Seller: G.A.A.: Sr. Doy: Sr. Doy Donee Comm.;Sports: Doncing;C.C.S.F.- Col. TOLMAN. DIANE — Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A.: Sports; C.C.S.F. TOM. DOROTHY -Chinese Bowl- ing Club; Bowling; C.C.S.F. TOM. JAMES — Tennis: Bow! ng; College. CAMERA DODGERS Stan Chaban Wendel' Cook Barbara King Lorraine Leo Beverly Robbins Dona'd Sloan Janice Sturgis Leland Tom TUCKER. JAMES — Indust. Arts Club: Boat Racing: Air Force. TUOHEY. MARY—Class Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Fidios: Roily Comm.; G.S.S.; G.A.A.: Dance Comm.; Swimming: Skating: S.J. State. UTTER. KATHY—Reg. Sec.. Veep: Sr. Doy; Dancing; Bowling: Model. UYEDA. JUNE — G.A.A : Choir: Records: Music: Beouty School. VINEYS. DIANE - Fidios: G.S.S.: G.A.A.; Ex. Donee Comm.: Bowl- ing; College. WALKER. PARALINE — Tennis: Skating: S.F. Stote. WALKER. VIRGINIA — F B.L.A G.A.A.: Ticket Seller- Masquers: S. G.: Dromo: Piono: C.C.S.F. WALTER. JAY—Reg. Pres.: Music; U.S.C. WARD. GILBERT - Reg. Pres.. Treas.: Hi-Y; Sports: Writing: S.F. Stote. WATSON. ED—Head Yel Leader; Knights; Photog.: C.C.S.F. WEIMAN. ARDITH — Asst. Sec. of Reg.: Fidios; Piono: C.C.S.F. WEIMAN. ARLENE—Tri-Hi Y;Col. WILLIAMS. ANN —Red Cross Rep.: F.B.L.A.;G.A.A.; S.F. State. WILLIAMS. CYNTHIA - Reg. Treas.: Ticket Seller; G.A.A.; Masquers; Bowling: Dancing: S.F. State. WILLIAMSON. DAVID —Sports: C.C.S.F. WOLF. CAROL — Ex. Coun.; Fi dias: Skating; Ice Show. WOLFF. RENEE—Reg. Sec.: S. G. Sec.: Tri-Hi-Y; Donee Comm.: Block W; G.A.A.: Bowling: C.C.S.F. WONG. AGNES—Bow ing; Work. WONG. HANNAH—G.A A.: M Hi-Y: Old Coins: S.F. State. WONG.SUSAN -Tri-Hi-Y;Sports; Reading; S.F. State. YEE. ANNA —Badminton: Read- ing; Work. YOUNG. BOBBIE—Dancing: Sew- ing; Work. ZIMMERMAN. JOANRAE—C.S.F.: G.S.S. Veep: Tri-Hi-Y Pres.; Choir; Music; Cal. SPRING SENIOR DAY Spring Class History The Spring graduating doss owes much of its success to its sponsor Mr. John Rocky, who aided the doss In putting into effect the many new ideas that they initiated. Hill Billy Doze was the theme of Junior Day, which was followed by the ’'Hick-Hop ' donee. This doss introduced wearing dresses instead of formats to the Junior Prom at their Prom. Moonlight Silhouettes held at the Palace Hotel. Then come their senior year, which will be long remembered by every class member. They tried something new again by replacing the Senior- Soph Dance with a Senior-Soph Sport Nite. Their Senior Day was ‘Omnibus which was followed by a successful dance. Next came the event that every- one had been waiting for, the Sen- ior Prom. Our Very Own, held at the St. Francis Hotel. Commence- ment was June 8. in the Opera House ABEL, DAVID — Photogrophy; Cycling; Continue privote music study. ABRAMOWITZ. IRVING —Sports: C.C.S.F. AKASHI, HELEN—Reg. Veep; S. G.; G.A.A.; Boslcetboli; Bowl- ing : Work. AKERS. TOM—Sober Club: Chess; Reoding; Cal. ALEXANDER. RUTH—Voice: In- terior Decorating: Cosmotology Training. ALLISON. EUNICE —G.A.A.: Y.W.C.A.: B.T.W.C.C.; Juliettes; Basketball; Modern Dance: C.C. S.F. ALUM. DORIS—G.A.A.; Photog raphy: C.C.S.F. ANDRESS. BUD — Ye I Leader: Eagles; SJ. State. ANDRY. MONYA -G.A.A. Block W; Sports: C.C.S.F. ARAGO. ROBERT Reg. Pres.: Veep. Trees.: Hist.. Treas., Let- termen: Eagles; S. G.; Model Railroading: Sports: U.S.C. ARCHER. ANN-S. G.: M sic; Cal. ATWELL. LILA—Reg. Pres.. Veep; Delians: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Dance Comm.; Art; Swimming; Horse- back Riding: San Jose. AUSTIN. CHARLOTTE - G.A A.; Swimming: Basketball; Volley- ball; College BACIGALUPI. JOHN—Golf: C.C. S.F.; Aviation Cadet Training Program. BACKMAN. HARVEY — Music: Phormacist and Violin Teacher. BALSLEY. PAT—Skating. BALTSEN. BONNE — Reg. Pres Pres. Hi-Y Coun.: Reys Tri-Hi-Y; S.F.Y.A.: Swimming: Horseback Riding: Marin College. BARGIONI. JAMES Reg. Pres.. Trees.: Hot Rod Club: Boating: Cars. BARNES. FRAN - C.S.F.: G.A.A.: G.S.S. Trees.: Dance Comm.; Block W; Stanford. BARRAS. GABRIEL -Reg. Pres : Corinthians; C.S.F.: Jr. Sr. Day: Lettermen; S'xcer; Base- ball; College. BATLIN. FRANK—Sports: Varsity Football Team: U.S.F. BEARSE, GEORGE — Aeronautics: College: Navy: Aviotion. BECKMAN. JOYCE — Red Cross. Sec.. Treas.: G.A.A.; Dancing; Music: Ice Skating. BEEMAN. JOSIAH—Captain. Football Hall Guard; Saber Club Sec.; Piano: Read: Camp- ing: Cal. BELDON. LARRY-Lettermen: Eagles: Soccer; Football; Bose ball: College- Law Enforcement. BELLUOMINI. DOROTHY—Reg. Veep: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Block W: Pres.. Delians Tri-Hi-Y: Collecting Records; Work. BENJAMIN. DANIEL—A.Z.A: Photography: C.C.S.F. BENTON. GEORGIE — G.A.A Art: Dancing: Reoding; C.C.S.F. BERTHIER. ROBERTA -Song Leader: Reg. Sec.. Veep. Trees.: Red Cross;S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm.; Y Club: G.A.A.: Music Libra rian, Pin Award: Dancing: SJ. State: Teaching. BERZIN. JANICE — Tri-Hi-Y: Jr. Day: Bowling: C.C.S.F. UNDER, ROBERT — Saber Club: Radio: Exotic Fish; Science-Fic- tion: College. BINDER. SONIA —G.A.A.: Block W: S.S.P C. Pointing: Col. HAKE, LESLEY—Reys Tri-Hi-Y: Block W; Crystal Plunge Swim- ming Team: Col. BLISS ELIZABETH -Ex. Coun.: Term Ploy; Jr. Sr. Day: Mas- quer's Drama: Prin.Cab.; Dance Comm.: Reg. Sec.: S.J. State. BLUMENTHAL. AL—Snooker; Col- 'ege. BLUMENTHAL. JOYCE —Knitting Socks: C.C.S.F. BOLTZ. RONALD - Music: Rec ords: Billiards; C.C.S.F. BOURDET. EMILE — Basketball; Hunting; S.F. State. BROG, JAMES- Reg. Veep: Sec. Sparks Hot Rod Club; Cars: College. BROWN. EUGENE — Basketbo Lettermen; U.S.F. BUCK, KATHLEEN —S S.PC.: G.A.A.; Horses: S.F. College For Women. BURK. DENNIS — Horses: State College. BUSH. RICHARD —Sr. Ad.; J.A.; Piano: S.F. State. BUZZELL. GRACE — Reg. Trees.: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Block W; Dance Comm.; S.J. State. BYRD. DeVON — Lettermen; Sports: Football; Track: Air Force; College. CACHARELIS. CHARLES—Patrick Holl Parish Club: Y.M.C.A.- Coins: Stomps: Insects: Cars: Pool; Bowling: J.L. O’Connel Trade School. CALLEY. CHRISTINE—Req. Sec.: G.A.A.: Block W: C.S.F.; Jr. Sr. Ad.: Music Pin; College. CANATA. SHIRLEY - Reg. Veep: G.S.S.: Block W; G.A.A.: Ex. Dance Comm.; Prin. Cab.; Mas- quers: Broadcasting Staff: Cal. CARMAN. MICHAEL—Broadcast- ing Staff; C.C.S.F. CARROLL. RAYMOND —Reg. Pres.: Music Librarian. Pin Award: Photography; Navy Band School: S.F. State; Music Teocher. CASTRO. RALPH F B.L.A. Sober Club: Rifle Team: S. G.; Hunting; Cars: Skating; Swim - ming: College. CELONI BARBARA -L-I2 Class Sec.: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.- Block W Ex. Coun.; S.F.Y.A. Ex. Danco Comm.; Bid Ticket Sel- ler; Prin. Cab.’ Swimming: Knit- ting; Business College. CERRATO. FRANK—Athletics: Coast Guard. CHAMBLISS. HELEN — G.A.A.; Work: Business College. CHANG. SHIRLEY—Block W G.A.A.; Bowling: S.F. State. CHIN. BARBARA —G.A.A.: Y.W. C.A ; Sports: Music: Business School. CHING. SHIRLEY—Red Cross Rep. Y.W.C.A.: G.A.A.: Block W Bowling: Work: C.C.S.F. CHINN, CAROLYN — G.A A. Ticket Seller: Jr. Ad.: Block W: Bowling: College. CHITUNI, LORETTA—Delians Tri- Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Swimming: Tennis: Work. CHOW. SUSAN—S. G.: Block W: G.A.A.: Art: College. CHRISMAN. ROBERT —ChessCl ;b: Sports: Tennis Team; Musk: Reading: Writing: College. CHUCK. HARRY—Reg. Pm. Treas.: Cooking: Tropical Fish; Basketball l30's;Trock 20 s. 30's; College. COHN. SHERYL —Reys Tri Hi-Y: Art: Music: Sports: Col'ege. CORPUZ. ENRICO—Sports Bose ball: Basketball: Work. CORRIDAN. THOMAS —Reg. Treas.: Musk: Cars: Fishing: Basketball: Football: St. Mary's. COURREGES. GEORGE — Letter- men: Hunting: Fishing: Model Building: Athletics: C.C.S.F, COURTWRIGHT. HAROLD — Gents Hi-Y; Sports: Football; College. CROPPER. RICHARD — S.S.P.C.: J.A.: Hunting; Fishing: Hiking Woodwork- Work; College. CROSBIE, PAUL—Pres. Projection ists Club: Audio-Video: C.C.S.F. CROXDALE. WAYNE—Sports: Work. CRUSE, MARIE Reg. Sec.. Veep F. B.L.A.: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Music Pin Aword; Book- keeper. CURTIS. MARVELLE — C.S.F. G. A.A.: S.S.P.C.: Prin. Cab.: Masquers: Dance Comm.: B.Y.F.; Music; University of Linfield. DABNEY. SHARON—G.A.A : Reg. Veep- Masquers: C.S.F.; Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.; Music. DAWSON. BETTY — Eag e Rep. Sec.: G.A.A.: Bowling- Tennis: Work; Medical School. DELANEY. DORCAS — Sec. G.A.A.: Musk: Sewing; Cooking; Sports - State College. DEL CASTILLO. ANTHONY—L-10 Pres.: Treas.. Veep. Lettermen; Eagles; Jr. Ad.; Reg. Pres.; Y.M.C.A.: Trock; Soccer: Cars: Air Force. DEMARTINI. CAROL—Reg. Sec.; G.A.A.: Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm. S. G.: C.S.F.: Sr. Day: Block W. S.F. State. DEMPSTER. IRWIN —Stamp Col lecting: Coin Collecting: Books. DEWEY. PATRICIA—G.A.A. Pho- tography: Work. DOAMI. JOHN—Celtics A.C. Sports: Reading; Pre-pharmacy. DONATHAN, JAMES—Editor of Eagle Wings”: Speech Con- tests: Sports: Clarinet: College. DUARTE. FRANK-Public Address Crew: Radio: C.C.S.F. EASON. ELSIA — Horsebock Rid ing: Skating; Nurse Training. EICKELE. ROY — Treas. S. G.: Lettermen; Model Planes; Trop- ical Fish; Stonford. EISENBERG, ROCHELLE — Reys Tri-Hi-Y: S.J. Stote. ELLISON. JOHN—Lettermen; Football Team: I30 s Swimming Team C.C.S.F. EMANUELSON. JERRY—Reg. Pres.; Sports: Music: C.C.S.F.: Work. EMERY. JAMES—Y.M.C.A.: U.C. ERMANN. HELEN — Prin. Cob.: Reg. Veep: Dance Comm.: G S S • Pres. Veep G.A.A: Bock W: Treos. Tri-Hi-Y: Jr. Sr. Ad.: Col. EULER. PHIL — Ex. Dance Comm.: Reg. Pres.: Lettermen: Eagles: Guitar- Soccer; Track; Navy: Stonford. FELDSTEIN. DAVID—Mosque and Gavel: A.Z.A. Soccer; Quota- tions : Writing; Col. FILTZER. ALBETH Reys Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Sr. Doy:Entertaining: Bowling: Show Business. FISH. ELLEN—Pres. Reys Tri-Hi-Y: String Quartet Orch.; G.A.A.: S.F.Y.A.; Y Counsel; Swimming: Bowling: G.S.S.: Col FISHER. FRED— Hi-Y; Masquers: Dance Comm.: Jr. Doy; Sports: Varsity Football Team - U.S.C. FRESHLEY. RUTHELLEN—G.A.A.; Block W; Y Teens; Tip Toppers: Dancing; Sports- Work. FUDGE. JANET—Masquers: Work. FUJIMOTO. NAOMI — G.A.A.; Block W: Records; Sports: Mun- son Business College: Work. GAAL. PHIL — H-11 Treos.: S B Ath. Man.. Pres.: Eagles: Swim- ming Team; Tennis: College. GALLARDO. ALBERT—Music; Art; College. GAN. JOHN — Red Cross Rep.- P'ebe’s: Hi-Y: Baptist Church; Basketball; Boxing; C.C.S.F.; S.J. Stote. GARDNER. BERNARD — Music; I20's Basketball; S.J. State. GARFINKEL, SANFORD—Mosque Gavel; Eagles: College. GAYNES. ARTHUR —Titons Knights; Asso. Rally Comm.; Jr. Day: Coll ecting Old Coins: Navy; Basketball; Football; Track: U.S.C. GEE. HENRY —Baseball- School; Work. GEE. HOMER—Treos.: Work. GEORGI. MAGDALENE — Tri-Y; Donee Comm.: S. G.: G.A.A. S.F. State. GIANORA. AL—Reg. Pres.; Bas- ketball; Stamp Collecting; Base- ball : C.C.S.F. GIBSON. HELEN — Reg. Veep: B ock W G.A.A.: Athletics: U.S.C. GOLDEEN. MICHAEL—Orchestra Stanford. GILSTRAP. NANCY —Reg. Veep G.A.A.: G.S.S� : Sr. Ad.: Dance Comm.; S.J. State. GOLDFINGER. MARION G.A.A.- S G.; Horseback Riding; Work. GOLDMAN. NANCY—Reys Tri-Y: B.B.G.: Nietons: Pres, of Coun- cilettes: Swimminq; Golf; U.C.L.A. GOLDSTEIN. MYRNA - Reys Y Club: Swimming; SJ. Stato. GONZALEZ. LIZ—Collecting Roc ords; Dancing: Singing: C.C.S.F. GRAHAM. JOSEPH—Reg. Troas.: Hi-Y Pros.; Hi-Y Coun. Rop: Cavaliers: DoMolays: Record - Collecting: Basketball; C.C.S.F. GREENE. SHANNON—Dance Comm.; Reys Tri-Y: Reg. Treas.. Pres.: Sr. Ed. Surveyor; Eagle Staff: Mary Baldwin College. GREEN. JANIS Reg. Red Cross Rep.: Eag'e Rep.: Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.; G.S.S.; C.S.F.: Block W; Swimming: S.F. State. GRUBSTICK. SANDRA -G.A.A.: Block W; Swimming; C.C.S.F. GUNTER. MADISON — Spartans Pres.: Varsity Football: Trock; C.C.S.F. GUTIERREZ. ROSITa — Bowling: Horsebock Riding:G.A.A.; Swim ming: Dancing; S.F. State. HAGEN. BETTIE—G.A.A.:Singing; Music: C.C.S.F. HAHN. ROBERT—C.C S.F HANES. PAUL—Classic Cars; C.C.S.F. HARMS. RALPH—C.C S.F. HARRIS. GEORGE —Saber Club: Radio; Stamps: College. HARRIS. JEANNE -Reg Sec.: G.A.A.: Work. HEFFELFINGER. JACK—Records. HEIL. JOHN — Photogrophy; Music: Col. HEMPHILL. HELEN -G.A.A. Block W: Dance Comm.: Red Cross; Masquers: Drama: College. HENDERSON. MARGARET Reg. Pres.: C.S.F.: G.A.A.; G.S.S.: Block W: Sr. Ad.; College. HENSON. PETER -Hunting: Autos- Tennis Team; College; Air Force. HEONES, ELAINE —S. G.: G.A.A.: Study Holl Sec.- Eagle Rep.: Swimming: Tennis: J.C. HERZBERG. BERNYCE -Dance Comm.: Red Cross: F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.; Dancing; C.C.S.F. HIETSCH, WALT — Drama Club: Chess Cub: Boys Federation: Dance Comm.: Latin Club: Span- ish Club: French Club: Senate; Skiing; Vienna. HILLMAN. RON—Eagles: Letter men; Soccer Team; College. HIRSCH. LOUIS— Ex. Coun.; Reg. Pres.: Dance Bid Seller: Ex. Dance Comm.; Jr. Sr. Day; Rally Comm.: J.A.: Sr. Ad.: Cal. HIRSCHMAN. MAB G.S.S.: Horizon Club: G.A.A.: Block W: C.S.F.; S. G.; Rallies: Col. HOEFFLIN. ELEANORE — Sec. S G.; Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Prin. Cab.: Lone Mt. HOFFMAN. RUDOLPH — Letter- men: Sports; Driving; Hiking: Baseball: Soccer; J.V. Football: SJ. State. HOLCENBERG. LOIS — G.A.A Sec.: G.S.S.: C.S.F.: Block W Dance Comm.; Sr. Ad.: Col. HOLMES. CARL—Hi-Y; Mas- quers; Rally Comm.; State Crew; Ind. Arts; Cars; S.J. State. HRAPOFF. MARGIE — Block W; Eagle Staff; Surveyor Staff; Jr. Ad.: Co'lege. HUGHES. WANDA — Drawing: Reading: Fishing: Work. HUNTER. JAMES—Red Cross: Boy’s Ath. Mon.; Basketball; Billiards: Bowling; Horseshoe Pitching: Air Force. HURMON. VANCIE—Work. HURWITT. RON —Dance Comm.; A.P.A.S.F.; R.B.F.C: Magic; Trumpet: Football: Track Team; Work. HYDE. HEDY—Dance Comm.; G.A.A.; Swimming: Dancing; Work. INGRAM. FRED — Saber Club; A.F.L.: Swimming: Skiing; Rid- ing: Skating: College. INOUYE. NANCY—S. G.: Block W.; G.A.A.: Bowling; Col. JACK. GUSTAV—Model Railroads. JACOBS. BARBARA —Reg. Pres.. Veep: S. G.: Reys Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm. G.A.A.; Jr. Sr. Ad. Swimming: Art; U.C. at Santa Barbara. JAKOB. ROBERT—Basketball; U.C. at Berkeley. JESSIE. IRA — Reg. Sec.: Dukes: Swimming; Baseball; C.C.S.F.; Palm Springs. JONES. GARY — Reg. Pres.; Ath- letics: C.C.S.F. JORGENSON. HELENE —French; Riding: Pales Verdes. KATO. FELICITA —G.A.A.: Done- ing: Bowling; Swimming; Unde- cided. KESSLER. DORIS — Reg. Trees.: Prin. Cab.; G.A.A.: Work. KHIRMAN. LILLIAN — G.A.A.: Donee Comm.' Piano; Col. KILPATRICK. JAMES —Swimming: Horseback Riding; Golden Gate College; C.P.A. KING. EVELYN—Reg. Veep Sec.: G.A.A.: Block W: Tri-Hi-Y; F.B. L A.; Dance Comm.: Swimming: Business College. KING. GEORGE — Music; Elec- tronics at C.C.S.F. KIRALY. EVA — G.A.A.- Record Collecting: Reading; C.C.S.F. KLEEBAUER. CHARLES — Gents Hi-Y; Sports: College. KLEIN. PETE—Prin. Cab.: Y Club: Corinthians: Lettermen; Sports: Soccer Team: Jr. Sr. Day: J.V. Football: Business. KLEIN. RICHARD—Sr.Ad.:C.C.S.F. KOENEMANN. MARY ANN— C.S.F.. Sec.: Prin. Cab.; G.S.S.: G.A.A. Block W; Dance Comm.; Sr. Ad.: Badminton; College. KONG. HELEN—G.A.A : Bowling: Swimming; Work. KOTHE. CARL—R.B.F.C.; B.M.A.- Work. KOVALENKO. GEORGE — Y.M. C.A.; Surfing; Stot© Colleg©. LADEWIG. GERALD — S. G.: Sr. Ad.; UNESCO: Mosque Govel; Prin. Cob.; College. LAMBERT. MARION—Block W Sec.: Prin. Cab.; G.S.S.; G.A.A.; C.S.F.; Creative Writing Staff; Badminton; Cal. LANDMAN. SHIRLEY — G.A.A.; Block W; Delians; Dance Comm.; Bowling: Tennis; C.C.S.F.; Reg. Veep. Sec.. Treas. LANTERMAN. DENNIS — Letter- men: Athletics; College. LANTIERI. FELICIA — Reg. Pres.. Sec.; Block W; G.A.A.; Co-ordi- nating Board: G.S.S.; Ex. Dance Comm.; Jr. Sr. Ad.; Tri-Hi-Y: Sec. Y Coun.; SJ. State. LARSON. CHARLES — S B. Ath. Man.:Eagles: Lettermen; Sports: College: Fort Ord. LARSON, PATRICIA — Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Painting: College. LEE. ANDREW — Lettermen: Bas- ketball; Trock; Billiards: Foot- ball: Air Force. LEE. CORA — G.A.A.: Block W; Music; Sports; Work; College. LEE. LUCIUS — TK's Hi-Y; Draw- ing; C.C.S.F. LEE. RICHARD—Basketball. LEONG. MAY—Reg. Sec.; Block W; G.A.A.; Dancing: Records: Radio; Office Work. LEW. THOMAS — Pool; Bowling: Swimming; Hot Rods; Air Force. LITTELL, KATHRYN — Prin. Cab.; G.A.A.: Horseback Riding: Piano; Swimming; Colby J.C. LLOYD. RICHARD — Chess Club: Church Youth Group; Baseball; Moth.; C.C.S.F. LOCKEY, MELBOURNE — Eagle Staff. LOORYA, JUDY—Masquers: Read- ing: Swimming; Dancing; C.C.S.F. LOUIE. JULIENNE—Reading: Tennis; Undecided. LOUIE. LENARD—Eagles: Jag or Hi-Y: Lettermen: Fishing; Box- ing; Tennis; Cal. LOUIE. MINNIE —Block W; G.A.A.; Sewing; Cooking: Sports; Work. LOUIE. SYLVIAN —G.A.A.; Y.W. C.A.; Record Collecting; Nurs- ing. LOUIE. EUGENE — Plebes Hi-Y; Track: Swimming; College. LOWENTHAL. ROBERT — A.Z.A.; Chess Club Pres.: College. LOY. BETTY — G.A.A.; Block W; Piano; Music; Bowling; Swim- ming; Dancing; College. LUALHATI. PAULINE—Reg. Sec.: Ticket Seller; G.A.A.; Basket- ball; College. LUCERO. AL—C.S.F.; Latin Cub: Photography Club; Key Club: Col. LUI. EDWARD—Ukelele; Cal. LYMAN. PRINCETON—H-l I Pres.; S.B. 2nd Veep; Eagle Pres.; Ex. Court.; Cal. MocINTYRE, RAY — Lettermen; Football; Track; Sports; C.C.S.F. MACK IE, CARL—Basketball; Swimming; Track; Work. MALLINGER, ADELE—Tennis; SJ. State. MALTER. HENRY—Reg. Pres.; Eagles Pres S. G.; Chairman Sr. Ad.; Sports; Cal. MANION. GLOSTER— TK s; Col- '•ge. MANION. WILLIAM—Reg. Eagle Rep. TK‘s; J.V. Football; Bas- ketball: Track; Army. MARCY, RICHARD—Reg. Trees.; Y.M.C.A.; Cavaliers; Designing; Air Force. MARTIN.CAROL—Ex. Coun.; H-12 Sec.; G.A.A. Hist.; G.S.S. Veep; Block W; Dance Comm.; Prin. Cob.; Cal. MATTOS. SANDRA—Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.- Block W; S. G.; Bowl- ing; S.F. State. MATULAC, ROBERT—Lettermen; Rally Comm.; J.V. Football; Track; Cross Country; Photog- raphy; N.R.A.; S.F. Ballet Co. MAXHELD. MONICA—Prin. Cab.; Hcrsebock Riding; Ice Skating; Swimming; Air Force. MAYJAUM. GAYLE —Horseback Riding; Dancing: Business Course. McFARLAND. ELAYNE -Bus. Mon. Eagle. Surveyor; Sr. Day: Writ- ing: Reading; Music; SJ. State. MENCOFF. CHARLENE — Reys: Bowling: Music: Dancing: Col- lege. MERIWETHER, LEE —H-IO Veep; Pres. G.S.S. Rally Comm.- Reys: Masquers; G.A.A.; Block W; Acting; Pasadena. MESSINA. DARLENE—Reg. Veep: G.A.A.; Singing; Skiing: Work. MESSINA. DONALD —Gents Hi- Y; Art; Dancing: Art School; Architect. MEYER. ERNEST—Lettermen: Swimming Team; Cal. MEYER. KATHERINE — G.A.A.; F. B.L.A.; Astronomy: Masquers; Collecting Pictures; Typist. MILLER. GREG—Reg. Pres.: Study Hall Chairman; Hi-Y; College; Navy. MILLER, HUGH — F.T.A.; Auto- mobiles; Music: S.F. State. MILLER. JOSEPH — Saber Club; Photography; Science-Fiction; Service. MILLER. WILLIAM —Reg. Pres.. Treos.: Saber Club; Masque Gavel; Football; Baseball: U.S.F. MING. CAROLYN—Bowling; S.F. State. MIYAZAKI. CHIZUKO—Block W; G. A.A.; Bowling; Knitting; Draw- ing; Business College; Secretary. MOISEEFF.SIMONNE—Red Cross: Eagle Rep.; B.B.G.; G.A.A.; Block W; C.S.F.; French Club; Piano: Arts Crofts: College. MORGAN, ALBERTA—Swimming; Horseback Riding: Work. MORGAN. SEANA Dance Comm.; Red Cross: Swimming; Riding: Secretarial College. MORRELL. JERELYN—Reg.Treos.: Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A.: Listen- ing to Records; Ice Skating; College: Work. MORRELL. MELVIN —B.A.A.: Model Building: College. MORSE. SYLVIA—Masquers: Quill Scroll; Eagle Surveyor Staffs: Col. MOTT. CAROLE —G.A.A.: Bowl- ing: Ice Skating; Business Col- lege. MUNN. NOLA—Art: Books; Work. MURIBUS. MARIA —Music-Class- icol. Progressive Jazz: Volleyball; Julliard Music School. NAGANUMA. JEAN — G.A.A.: C.S.F.: Y.B.A.; Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cob.: Block W; Record Collec- tion: S.F. Stote Teachers College. NAGANUMA. SUMI — G.A.A.• Bowling; Swimming: Sewing; Telephone Co. NG. SALLY—Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A. Man.: Block W; Y Teens: Sports: Dancing; Music: S.F. State. NICHOLS. JUANITA — G.A.A.; Piano; Record Collecting: Mun- son Business College. NIELSEN. NORMAN — Sober Club: Tropical Fish; Col. NISSIM. LARRY—Reg. Pres.; Trees.: Baseball Team; College. NOETH. ARTHUR -Undecided. NOLA. ANTHONY—Music Bowl- ing; Roller Skating; Billiards; C.C.S.F. NUSSBAUM. HARRIS — L-1 2 Trees.: H-12 Pres.: Lettermen; Eagles: Varsity Football Team: Sports; College. O’CONNOR. DARLENE-Reg. Treas.; Swimming; Skating; C.C.S.F. O'DONNELL. RONALD — Golf; C.C.S.F. OIAN, MARILYN — Music; Pho- tography: College. O LEARY. MARJORIE — G.A.A.; Reg. Veep; Jr. Day: Dance Comm.; Girls’ Choir; Eagle Surveyor Staffs: Badminton; S.F. State College. ONG. ESTHER—Work. ONG. WILLIAM - Pebes Hi-Y: Sports: College. OSBORNE. NOAH —S.F. Baptist College. OVERSTREET. JACKIE—Masquers; Rally Comm.: G.A.A.; Drama: Skiing; Col. PALMER, ALICE—Records: Done ing: Reading; Singing; Tele- phone Co. PALMER, JOHN — Boating; Fish- ing: Hunting; C.C.S.F. PANAGAKIS. CONSTANCE— Pres.Block W; G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Hist. S. G.: Jr. Ad.: Red Cross Rep.; Jr. Sr. Day; Rally Comm.; Dance Comm.: Music: S.J. Stote. PAPO. JUDITH—S. G.: Sec. of Co-ordinoting Board; Reg. Pres.: G.A.A.: Block W Prin. Cob.: Ticket Seller; Dance Comm.; Tri- Hi-Y; College. PARR. TATA — Reg. Veep. Sec.: G.A.A.: Records: Col. PATON, DOUGLAS —Reg. Treos.: Swimming: U. of Tenn. PEELER. SHIRLEY — Y.W.C.A. Club: G.A.A.: Dancing: Work. PELTON. ROSS — Lettermen: Swimming: Baseball: Football: C.C.S.F. PEREZ. LOUIS— L-12 Pres.: H-12 Trees.: Eagles: Ex. Coun.: Base- ho S' cer Team; Reg. Pres.: Jr Sr. Doy; Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: U.S.F. PERKINS. ARDATH — L-IO Sec.: L II E . Coun.: H-ll Veep: S.B. Sec. Veep: C.S.F.: Block W: Dedans: G.S.S.: Stonford. PETTY. ANTOINETTE —Swimming: College. PIERCE. CHARLES—Golf: Fishing: Hunting' Golf Team: College. PINCUS. PHILIP — Minerology: Tennis: Physics Major at Cal. PINSLER. ROBERTA-LI I. H-ll Sec.: E . Coun.: G.S.S.: Block W: Rally Comm.: Dance Comm.: G A.A.: Sr. Ad.: Col. POGOJEFF. VERA—Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A Block W: Masquers: Dance Comm.: Jr. Sr. Doy: Ticket Bid Seller; S.J. State. PODJARSKY. SANDY—Reg. Sec.: Red Cross: Sr. Doy: Ticket Sell- er; Reys Tri-Hi-Y: S.J. State. POPIUL. MARILYN — Reg. Sec.: G.A A.: Dance Comm.: College. POQUIS. REBECCA — G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Bowling: C.C.S.F. PURSLEY. RONALD —Red Cross: Jr. Ad.: May Festival; 69er$: Music: Swimming: Work. PUTMAN. BEVERLY —Nurses Training. QUICK. PATRICIA — L-IO Veep: Ex. Coun.; Sec. G.S.S.; Song Leader; Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.: Rally. Dance Comm.: Music: College. QUIGLEY. JACQUELINE — Reg Veep: Prin. Cab.: G.A.A. Song Leader; Swimming: Work. RAKONITZ. GEORGE—Prin. Cab.: Radio Club: Radio: Cal. RATHE. VERNA —G.A.A.; Roller Skating: Bowling: Work. RECCA. WILLIAM — Chess Club: Drill Team; Repairing Electrical Devices: Cal. REESE. NANCY—Reg. Pres.: Ga- mas Y Club: Skiing: College. REGAN. WARREN —Ship Model Building: Navy. REMER. GAIL — G.A.A.: S.F. Horseman's Asso.; S.F. State. REPP. ROGER — Tennis: Piano: Reoding; C.C.S.F. REUBEN. MILLIE—Rainbow Girls: G.A.A.: Block W: Jr. Doy: Reg. Sec.: Ticket Seller; F.B.L.A.: Knitting: C.C.S.F. REYNOSO. ALEXANDER —Music: Making Things; Football: Base- ball; Further Study of Music. ROACH. JOHN —Reg. Veep. Pres.; Cavaliers Hi-Y Veep: Marine Reserves: Drawing: Cal. ot Davis: Veterinarian. ROBERTS. FRANKLIN — Letter- men; Football; Track; U.S.A.F. ROBINSON. BEATRICE—Reys Hi- Y; Dance Comm.; State. ROBINSON. MIKE — Reg. Veep; Swimming Team; Lettermen; Model Railroads; Service. ROSEMONT. RICHARD—General Contractor. ROSENBLATT. JUDY—Reg. Sec.; G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.; Col. ROSENKRANTZ. VALERIE—Dorr ing; Bowling; S.J. State. ROSING. RICHARD-Sober Club; Gymnostics: Flying; Col. ROTHFUSS, ARLA — Horses; Dancing; Work. ROUNDS, DORA — Drawing; Pointing; Television; Modeling; Business College. ROVEGNO. RICHARD—Reg. Trees.; Hi-Y Club; Basketball; Work. RUSFELDT. ERNEST — Sketching: Collecting Classical Music; Read- ing; Traveling; R.O.T.C.; S.F. City Teachers College. RUSSELL. MARGARET — Fishing: Reading; Work; Dental Nursinq School. RUSSO. FAITH — Reg. Sec.; Tri- Hi-Y; Cal. RUTHERFORD. NATHANIEL—Col. lecting Music Sheets; State Col- lege. SACCONE. FREDERICK — Titans; Reg. Trees.; Trumpet; U.S.F. SAFDIE. EZRA—Production Class; Wood Shop: Football; Track; Mountain Climbing; Woodwork; C.C.S.F. SALOMON. ERNEST—A.Z.A.; J.A.; Jr. Day: Stamps; Bowling; C.C.S.F. SANCHEZ. EDWARD—Y.M.C.A.; Collecting Post Cords Work. SARTINI. DIANE - Reg. Trees.; G.A.A.; Work. SAVIN. MARCIA — G.S.S.: Rally Comm.; Surveyor Ed.; Ed. Crea- tive Writing Mag.; Ballet; C.S.F.; S. G.: Reys: Term Play; Jr. Sr. Day: Col. SCHROLL. JUNE — Reg. Trees.. Veep: Television; Sports; Point- ing; College. SCHULZ. TERRY—Prin. Cab.: S.S.P.C.: Art; Fishing; Hunting; Baseball Team; S.R.J.C. SCHULZE. PAT—Ice Skating: SJ. State. SCHWARTZ. ELAINE — Tri-Hi-Y; Art; Swimming; Dancing; S.F. State. SCHWERIN. JOHN —Dance Comm.: Basketball; Swimming; Baseball: Cal. SELIAVIN, VICTORIA — G.A.A.; Volleyball. SELLECK. BETTYE—Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A.: Bowling; Horseback Riding; Work. SHAFF, EDMUND—Masquers; Broadcast Stoff; Marionettes; S.F. State. SHALITT. PHILIP—Prin. Cob.: Panny Collecting; Records; Col. SHAPIRO. PAULINE — S.B. Sec. (Reno); Closs Veep; G.A.A.; F.H.A.: Swimming: C.C.S.F. SHEEDY. JOSEPH—Civil Air Pet- rol; Flying: Track: SJ. State. SHEWBRIDGE. RON— J.A.; C.S.F.: Swimming Team; Fishing: Col. SIMONIAN. KARNIG—Dance Comm.: R.B.F.C.; Stud Pullers; Hot Reds: Model Planes; Danc- ing S.F. State. SMETHURST. ROBERT—S. G.: Lettermen; Basketball ;Swimming: Work. SMITH, EARL —H-IO Pres.: SB. Custodian. Treas.; Hi-Y; C.C.S.F. SMITH. MARILYN — Ex. Coun.; L-12 Veep: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Block W; Prin. Cab.; G.S.S.; S.F.Y.A.: Dance Comm.; State. SMITH. PAT—Block W Veep: Tri- Hi-Y; Rally Comm.; Dance Comm.: Reg. Sec.: Jr. Sr. Ad.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Bowling; C.C.S.F. SOBOL. VICTORINA —Ex. Coun.: Reg. Veep: Dance Comm.; Jr. Day: L-l I Veep;Tri-Hi-Y;G.A.A:. Psychology: College. SOFFILOS. NICK—Cars; Fishing; Auto Mechanic. SOO HOO. JAMES—Sports;Work. SPEIZER. FRANK—L-l I Class Pres : Pres., Veep Eagles; Football Team; Baseball Team; Ex. Dance Comm.; Sr. Jr. Ad.: Prin. Cab.; Stanford. SPENCER. FORREST—Sports. SPINNER. SHIRLEY—Reg. Veep. Treas.: Block W: C.S.F.; Ticket Seller; G.A.A.; Prin. Cab.; Jr. Day: Music; Bowling: College. SPRIGGS. ED — Art; Swimming: Comping: Skating; Dancing; Cal. School of Fine Arts. STEINBERG. ROCHELLE — Eagle Ed.: Block W: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.; Quill Scroll: Cal. STERLING. ARCHIE —Basketball; Football: Work. STEVENS. CLAUDE — Prin. Cab.: Skiing; Swimming; Stamp Col- lecting; Cal. STONE. WALTER —Hi-Y; Basket- ball; C.C.S.F. SUI. TOMMY—Block W: Athletics: College. SUNDAY. DENISE — Bowling; Swimming: Basketball; Music; College. SUTCLIFFE. DOROTHY—Reg. Treas.: Eagle Rep.; Tri-Hi-Y; Reys: G.A.A.: C.C.S.F. SWAIN. LEO—Barons Club; Pool; Dancing: Art; Navy. SWANSON. BARBARA—S B. Sec.; L-ll Sec.; Ex. Coun.; Dance Comm.; Rally Comm.: Bid Sell- er: G.S.S.; G.A.A.; C.S.F.: Reys: Masquers: Block W; S.F. State. SWARTZ. SHIRLEY —Red Cross: G.A.A.; Bowling; Tennis; C.C.S.F. TAFOYA. JACK — Hunting: Fish- rig; Pool; Boxing; Wrestling; Football; Work. TANNLUND. CHARLES —Sports; Hunting: Fishing; C.C.S.F.; Navy. TARHANOFF. MIKE— Lettermen; Sr. Ad.: Swimming: Bosketboll: S.F. Stote. TAUSSIG. FRANK Reg. Pres.: C.S.F.: Sr. Ad.; DeMoloy: Boy's Stote Rep.: F.B.L.A. Pres.: Col. TAYLOR. NAOMI—Water Skiing; Sketching: Dentol Nursing School. TERRY. DIANE—S. G.: G.A.A.: Block W; Jr. Sr. Ad.: S.S.P.C.: UNESCO: Social Worker: Class- ical Music; Tennis; C.C.N.Y. THIEBEN, TOM—Lettermen: Eagles S. G.; S.S.P.C.; F.B. L.A.; Sports: Cross Country Track: U.C. at Santo Barbaro. THOMAS. NANCY —De ions: G.A.A. Board Block W; Y Teens: Horseback Riding: Sports: College. THOMAS, PAUL—Track: Hunting: Fishing; Navy Intelligence. THOMPSON. CARL—Service. TIBBS. CHARLIE—Y.M.C.A.: Draw ing: Dancing: C.C.S.F. TOFF, SANDRA — Dance Comm.: Reys Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling: C.C.S.F. TOM. RICHARD — Lettermen : Football; Track; College; Service. TONG. WILLIAM — Sabre Club: Bowling; C.C.S.F. TOORE, MARGARET—Reg.Trees.: S. G.; Designing: Interior Decorating; Cal. TORLEY. HOWARD —Lettermen: Sports: C.C.S.F. TOTTEN. DONALD — Lettermer. Soccer Team; Fishing; S.F. State. TRIMMER. DONNA—Reg. Veep: Red Cross: S.F. Horseman's Asso.: Swimming: S.F. College. TSANG. WALLACE—Reg. Trees.; C.S.F.; Music; Sports: Cal. UNG. SYLVIA—G .A A.; Y.W.C.A.: Bowling; Nursing; C.C.S.F. VANDER STERRE. PAT —G.A.A.: Reg. Veep: Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.; Owls; Gym.; Work. VARNI. FRANK — Hi-Y- Letter- men; Baseball. VICERRA. CRISTINO—Reg. Pres.: Rally Comm.: Eagles: Reading: C.C.S.F.; Pre-pharmacy. VOGEL. STEVE — Sr. Ad.: Dance Comm.; Trock Team; Basketball; Swimming: C.C.S.F. VUKOVICH. VERA — Reg. Sec.. Veep: G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.: Choir: Bus. College. WASSERMAN. MATTHEW—Foot- ball: band: Letter Award: C.C.S.F. WATSON. PAT — Band Sports: College. WAYMAN. BILL—Indv Arts C ub: Mechanics; S.F. Stote. WEHR. HOWARD—Hunting: Fish- ing; Service. WEINGARTEN. GAIL—Eagle Ed.: S.F.Y.A.; Quill Scroll; Reys: Jr. Sr. Day: Surveyor Staff; Dance Com.: G.A.A.; Prin. Cob S.J. State. WELLS. GUSTAVA — Movies: Sports: C.C.S.F. WERTHEIM. LILO — H-12 Veep? H IO Sec.; Reg. Pres.: Surveyor Ed.- Block W: Reys; G.S.S.: Donee Comm.- Roily Comm.; Col. WESSELLS. KATHY - Reg. Pres. Veep; Sr. Ad.; Prin. Cob.; Block W: C.S.F.: Pomono College. WILLIAMS. GEORGE—Y.M.C.A.; Bosketboll; SJ. Stote. WILLS. G20RGE — Reg. Pres.: Let termen; Hi-Y: Jr. Doy; Troek; Soccer: Bowling; Col. WINDELER. DONA—Reg. Veep: Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Ad.; G.A.A.- Donee Comm.; S.J. Stote. WING. DONALD—Fishing;Sports: Co'. Poly. WISHARD. PHILLIP—Horps Hi-Y; Covoliers Hi-Y; Electric Work. WOLF, ALVIN—Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cob.: SB. Ath. Mon.; Letter men: Eagles; C.S.F.; Track; Col. WOLF. PETER—Soccer: Cello; Cal. WOLFF, FRED — Red Cross Chair- man: Hokooh Soccer Club; De- igning. Building Airplanes: Stanford: Air Force. WONG. BETTY—G.A.A.: Bowling: Movies: C.C.S.F. WONG. DAVID—C.C.S.F. WONG. DONNA— G.A.A.: Block W; Drawing: Bosketboll; Music: Nurse. WONG, JAMES — Photography; Bow ing: Bi'liords: Air Force. WONG. MARJORIE—Reg. Treas.- G.A.A.; Softball; . Swimming: Volleyball; Dancing: Work. WONG. WAYLAND — Sports: C.C.S.F. WONG. WILTON — Reg. Treos.: Eogels: Autos: Sports: Col. WOO. STANLEY — Reg. Treos.. Pres.: Hi-Y: Lettermen; Bosket boll; Baseball; Swimming: Col- lege. WORKMAN. SANDRA—Reg. Sec.: G.A.A.: Y.W.C.A.: Church Group: Roller Skating Club: Swimming; Dancing: S.J. Stote. YANASE. MAS — J.V. Football: Basketball;Skiing; College. YONANNAN. LORRAINE — G.A.A.: F.B.L.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Tick- et Seller; Dance Comm.: Busi- ness College. YRAZUBAL. MARY—Jr. Red Cross Treos.: G.A.A.- F.B.L.A.; Dance Comm.: Bowling- Badminton: Work. ZANARDI. FLORENCE—Reg. Veep: Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.: G.A.A.; Jr. Day: Dancing; Knit- ting: Badminton; Boating; Col- lege. ZARCHIN. DEBORAH — G.A.A.: B'ock W: Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.; C.S.F.: Veep S. G.: Col. ZULLO. VICTOR —J.A.: Minerol- ogy: Chemistry: Camping: Cal. Inst. Tech. HESSELBERG. ERWIN — Letter- men: Dance Comm.; Jr. Doy: Pomono College. ANDERSON. WARNER—Continu- ation. Camera Dodgers CARMEN AMEZCUA RONALD BANKSON IVA GAWDEN SAID DUDUM RAMONA FARR DAN GIBSON ALTON GOULD GLORIA HAWLEY JULIAN LANDMAN DIANE LEWECK RICHARD MANNINI CHARLES McCLANAHAN ARM. MAY—Tennis; Piono; C.C.S.F. KATZER. NORMAN—Foot bo I Air Force. NAKAIARA, TERESA—Swimming: Tennis; C.S.F.: College. JEANNE MOSS LOUIE PHILLIPS GERALD REID STEPHEN REUBEN WILLIAM WEBBER SUM WOO Candids -------y FRIDAY POAKCH 0U . Christmas Tabli Christmas Tableau Candidates For Spring Soph Queen May Festival Drive Directors and Stars of Fall Junior Da' Coach Madfes, Ira Blue and Sut Chalios Babs Baker Is Crowned Bell Queen Christmas Tableau KIHC THREE... • C • • • t • STUDENT BODY E S E N T I N G T H E w • • The Low Senior Class Row 1 (right to left): Shirley Sim . Jon Berry. Pot Wilke, Roberto Folkmon, Bobbie Arioni, Kathy McCool. Sbirl Franks. Mary Marotsot, Non Rotter. Beverly Alton, Koty Nithols, Clair loll. Noomi Spring, Barbora Bedford. Joan Mock. Joyno Dite, Marilyn Slater, Anabtl Eng. Arloeo 6l e. Rita Zvdonis. Row 2: Geraldine Salvo, Barbara Freeman. jwnt Saanror, Kay GriHin, Olga Jobratky, Ro o Goanaco . So Chomberhn, Joan Mollo, Sandro Dulberg, Mori Wilton, EtUr.no Alexander. Rathi Jeon Washington. Lola Tamara . Th lma Cuneo. Manon Inrin , Ann Caotbi, Ruby Wong. Milly Kaltb. Row 3: Tomara Pone . Dorothy Hosting . Cora Pay, Joell Twno. Martin Johnson, Hildo Mat hoi. Shirley Blake, May Arii. Mary Hirai. Hal K pp. Brat Bolding, Donna Yoang. Elain Darby, Patritia Mikk ls n. Dion Sing r. Chorlott Hamrol. Carol Firthow, Joan Knanishu. Dolly Ttojitaka. Diano Dong Row 4: Jatk Newburn. I. Vono. ChotUr Ander son. Pool l yton, Jerry Addleston. Georg Bowers. lee Homm l, Jotk Eventon, Wm. Middleton, Ditk Dahlinger, lorry Coviello, Stan Cherth, Bobbie Honig, Gay Attwood. Shorlen low. Shirley le . lowrente Fong. Row 5: Stanley Miller, Mike Canales, Edwin Chong, Ewing Chinn, Frontis Whang, Alan Fell, John Despotokis, Jerry Rosenberg, loo Phillips, Howie Sthomon, Reynold Wong. Howard lowrente, Milton Galont, Brute Sprogoe, Robert Chon Row 6: Gerry Costanre, Bob Morphy, Bob Antora, Dove Cortis, Johnny Mathis. Wiley Horn. Bob Bornard, Bill Hamrol. Walt Sander. Sheldon Toor, Georg louer. Do� id Kline, Sanford Blum. Dave Braot. Henry lew, lowrente Miyoma. Row 7: John Aaro. Don Mibath, Bob Moson, William Eli, Ditk Minetti, Tony Hobbs, John Xoaingt, David Hones, Jerry Clarfiold, Robert 0 Donnell, lafeyett Jam rton. The High Junior Class Row 1 (right to loft): Sue Slouton, Morylinn Stoudt, Lynn Soo Ho«, Barbara Mayfield, Marlene Smith, Marilyn Taiiar, Mary Me Fading, Pat Martin, Verno Wallace, Gladys Hancock, Imogen Potter, Mildred McConn, Fannie Wiley, Borbara Valentine, Joyce Weaver, Kay Robertson, Terry Leo, Iris Felske, Bernice Markee. Row 2: Barbara Geek, Lois Fishman, Honey Fridstrom, Pat McNomara, Lynn Clothier, Moureen Milos, Ardone Anderson, Sandra Dulberf, Phyllis Packman, Morilyn Hjort, Dorinda Dawley, Down Duino, Dorothy Goldman, Shorna Steinberg, Lacillo Sachs, Evelyn Meier, Sigrid Kerber, Helen Hozorchuk, Claire De Koninck. Row 3: Claire Goldsmith, Steve Tompkins, Dick Dawson, Ed Colomo, David Gilbert, Yvonne Worth, Murry Turoff, Gloria Temkin, Mabel Young, Lorraine Chinn, Carolyn Ng, Lois MacDonold, Lois Friedrich, Audrey Bellesen, Alberta Lester, Erika Schonewald, Marlene Mann, Eliso londecker, Bill Cooper. Row 4: Saul Bar, Hick Korsheonoff, Ron Woo, Ellis Smith, Donold Richard Robinson, Carol Springer, Ellen Krytzor, Kathryn Reed, Marilyn Weder, Lois Morse, Eleanore Ropoport, Jane Lubchenko, Goldi Koplon, Bevie linsey, Shirlie Kerz, Mary Matoto, Camay Bocar. Row 5: John Hothan, Kennith Lucia, Jim Gollagher, Bob Schmidt, Dave Vilner, Steve Oppenheimer, John Hamilton, Thomas Schneider, Tak Ichiho, Denny Delmon, Ralph Shouts, Ernest Abers, John Tashiro, Arthur Cvar, George Conklin, Roy Cedar, Rheembo Davis. Row 6: Gary Prosting, Patrick Young, Abe Todoshi, Bill Yasuedo, Roland Quong, Dick Mosudo, Bob Dohl, Austin Lucero, Alan Hyman, Bill Fisher, Herb Davis, Don Granoy. Ben lessors, Melvin Bobier, Jim Guthrie. Row 7: Mol Aielrod, Allen Orwitz, Edword Costa, Jim Wilson, Bert Smith, Merle Mortin, Bill Collins. John Wendt, Mike Hoffman, Bob Mahler, Rolando Pineda. Joan Prosok, Sally Hogon, Lit Juul. Jean Colyer, Michoel Siegel, John Sochor, Bruce Bemis. Row 8: Dave O'Neill, Howard Hewmon, Andy Hilbun, Don Chin, Mel leong, William Chim, Ron loos, Mourico Lomus, Henry Crossfield, Alex Christ. George Logvy, Michael Felix, Gil Brunk. Bon Dubinsky, Janine lourdieu, Marilyn Euler, Judy Howlond, Betty Armand, Carol Mast. Row 9: Pat Condon. Richard Wong, Calvin Taam, Burton Loo, Richard Lim, Walt Dickey, Dovid Boone. Pete Grossi. Don Hayes, Joe Politz, Harold Knudsen, Donold Keller, Arnold Knudsen, Hal Stein, Gordon Johen. Bob Coffey, Marvin A. Bohnstedt, Bob Schomp, Donald Poole. Row TO: Showki Jodalloh, Jimmie Jabor, Willington Chu, Peggy Tom, Jeonnio Wong, Evelyn Moy, Morion Tompkins, Joan Hughes, Haney Gordon, Borbara le Boff. Dawn Molyneui, Jean Moclochlan, Gene Londy, Hormon Hoglievina, Pete Kyrimis, Bonnet McLaughlin. Robert Taylor. Row 11: Tom Stribling, Hal Procise, Jim Hughes. Ron Costlo, Willie Jaurequi, Robert Cranston, Deon Levis. Tom Coffmon, Joe Jones. Betty Forde, Rickard Bisby, James Ealy, Don Kay, Polly Estes, Abby Ginsberg. Marianne Gluckmon. Hormo Balakion, Melanie Mead The Low Junior Class Row 1 (right to left): Morjie leny, Marilyn Alioto, Ann (onellos, (alien Andrew , Reggie Sofdie, lob Gassin, Ann 0'Irion, lob lortoloni, Oiono 0'Donnell, Don Middlebrook, John Irown, Merle Louie, Toy Yee, Jeanette (hew. Lillian tee. Joyce Zenbo, larbara Cassell. Kolhy Koenemann, Anne Perry. Row 2: Dovid Noveshen, Jerome laumon, Anne Gersfel, Martha lindenbaum, Richard (rawfard, Robert Yehl, George Singer. Mike Zinns, Morty Goldsmith, lob Strahle, Sidney lewin, Sidney Earl Shired. Danise Hue, Sylvia Doves, (orole Stern, leote Singer, Morilyn Meyer, Audrey Daly, Linda Salter. Row 3: Fron McGuire, Almo Cook, Shirlie Jamieson, Roberta lacker, Richord Dobblins, Jerry Lee House, Ruth Markus, Sarah Landau. Harold (husid, LeRoy Iranstein, lernice Posmon, (horlotte (upplet. Gay Neumillor, Denise Joseph, larbora Sabin, Darlene Stewart Darlene lates, Nino Dolores. Row 4: Grace Roberts, lev Zum Irunnen, Sue Miller, Georgia Fronklin, Diane Wollter. Alma Guerrero, Jeanette Sanguinolti, Pot Gutherti, Sylvia Torres Klein, Dione Carlson, Joan Weinshenk, Dione Reuben, Angie Gorman, Noncy Riley, Xenio Shevchenko, Michoeleen Waldron, Winefred leong, Louisa Yamaguchi. Row 5: Edward Gee, lenny Leong, Arnold Monti, Stephen Shoin, Rolph Adler, Gary Green- berg, (loud (orvalhi, Cliff Kelly, lorry Frigillona, lill Morrissey, James Dovit, larbora Clement, Juonda Rogers. Francine Thomas, Janita Medlock, (orole Ann Fung, Irene Tong. Row 6: John Shimiiu, Kenji lingo, Hideo Matsuyama, Raymond Jue. Tony Lee, Sherwin Wsiss, Jim Volencio, Myron Zimmerman, Herb Friedmon, John Leipsic, Ralph Joffe, Richord laker, Evelyn Maloney. Joan Couture, Frances Costello, Alda Ferrari. Evellene Parker, Yvonne Curtis, Athene lingonis. Row 7: Raymond (hoy. Harry Lee, Calvin Joe, William Von Way, Sal D Angelo. Jerry Knaps, Carl Mitchell. John Panogokis, Fred Manchester, Harold lerkton, Donald Johnson, Serge Gregorieff. Henry Duron. John Rompley, Tom Worley, Walter Moilboum, John Modvosen. Leon Jones, Heward Wong. Row 8: Pete Jeung. Weyman Chun. Frederic Hee, Clovis Shorn, Wolter (hung, Kenneth Wong, Pool Lai, Richard In. Calvin (hong, lob (onrich. Robert Ireitfeld. Richard Hongisto. Pon Mills, Rolph Feigo, Not Washington, Paul Wheatley, (lay Williams. Row 9: Wiley Wong, lob Ouayle, Iruce longert, Al Kordas. The High Sophomore Class Row 1 (right to left): Carolino lewis, Ingrid Goldstein, Betty Simmons, Jerrie 6reeney, Goil Sommer, Doreen Storr, Patricia Wall, Josephine Kleor, June lee, Irene Angelonides, Liz Corbin, Fron Levey, Ann Costro, Vione Von lergen, Joon Harrison. Corolyn Elliott, Jon Jacobs, Marge lozovoy. Sondy Agee, Gale Fletcher. Row 2: Gordon Porter, Mary L. Coots. Vivion Knowles, Louro Moe Campbell, Paula Moore, Harriet Nathan, Borbaro Vail. Marie Sternberger, Jackie Keller, Jone larsocchini. Bliss Greenwood, Jonice lee. Barbaro Briger. Nadine Abrams. Fronces laud, Stephome Koppe, lei lani Jones. Jone Goldsberry, Bobby Mueller. Frances Ong. Row 3: Abe Bagwell. Richard Mohnken. Kichard Ouevoda, Marshall losky, Peter Dubenko, Pot Hamel, Doreen Socchi, Gory Wagner, Donna Anthony, Jeonne de Poljevoy, Bruce Gledhill, Pat Ehlert, Lorraine leong. Pot Tsong, lily Tom, lynne De Boy, Shalene White, Theoni Gotsos. Row 4: Spencer Michels. Bob Phalen, Arthur Fischer. Von Peeke. Melvin Hanson, Chorles Cooley. Steve Dedino, Dione Oliver, Diane Weaver, Joan Coleman, Helen Astrahantseff, Winnie Bray, Aileen Penoli, Adelaide Terry. Morgaret Ortega, Donna Roe Wickstrom, Jennie Fong. Oeonno Horn Row S: Tom Austin, Jim Utter, Jim McGuire. Leonard Rovegno. Dick Hosmer, David Johnson, Dilaire Garnot, Lucille Toshiro, Carol Thompson, Bernice Wong. Aimee Or. Gayle Bornemann, Jeannette Friedenberg, Eleonor Bikakis, Betty Miyomo, Leona Abbey. Valerie Gin. Row 6: Jerry Hill, Joan Show, Maurice Shuman, Estelle Starner, Ben Zeiler, Louis Mo, Arnold leong, John Yee, Joseph Silva, Dick Lombordi. Linda lee, Katherine Jung, June (hoy, Judith Kirsily, Dolores Rodgers, Nancy Ozoki, Jock longrebe. Carl Kuhn, Bob Noveshen. Row 7: Andrew Kirk, Terry Chavez, Ed Fragomeni, Frank Terramorse, Gary Holt, Bernord Sonkey, Sam Miller, Ulysses Duncon, Stephen Cooper, Dove Kelm, Bob Ferrer, Keith Fohl, Morshall Rezos, Marva Helton, Elenora Smith, Moe Leo. Rose Chew, Tilly de Hes. Row 8: Harvey Yee. Russell Wong, Clifford Wong, Melvyn L. Seid. Gregory Wong, Charles Anderson. Bob Poquis, Ernest Smith, Bill Holland. Frank Clark. Bob Efford, Margo Wong, Miriom Fukami, Nannette Fujimoto, Nobuko Ikedo, Fumi Tsuchitani, Pat Pollock, Kyoko Takeda. Row 9. Roy Tekawa, Phil Shioto, Ray Fong, Normon Lew, Jan E. Yogi, Pete Ogawa, Kinya Nlatsopo, Jerry McMahon, Ford Joy, Tony Jones, Ronnie Nunon, Jerry Mcleon, Gale Tapia, Lone Erskine, William Henderson, Doris Devincenzi, Joanne Judd, Joan Blokey. Row 10: Hanson Won, Ross Tom, Jim Zydonis, Kong Chan. Ed Wilton. Morcell Burk. Winon Rondall, Bill Garrick, Bobbie Wtbb. Wm. Wolitarsky, Annie Chun, Q. T. Howard. The High Sophomore Class Row 1 (right to left): Bob Gront, Jerry lotto, John Koloboll. Bob Slosberg. Gory McDonough. Carolyn lim. Elite louio. Pot Hubonotte, Jon Herbert, Justine Alphin, Melvo Zoni, Helen (ruse, Mory flint, Ooris Morgon, Louis Behring, Pot Andrion, Louise von Emster, Marietta Fronchi. Willa Green Row 2: Morgie Ikenoue, Noncy Moriguchi, Tony Wood. Maurice Voliente, Marie Wong. Fron Leo, Jo Ann Wynne. Violet Tee. (orol Heicksen, Pom Havner, Jonice McClellond. Judith Yee, Louro leong. Dee Boker, (orol Steinhofel. Mory Eng, Jeonne 6rohm. Ginger Lee. Pol Kleintorg. Row 3: Helen Mofsuoko, LoVerne Wor.g, Joe Romo, Roger Jonow, Susie Burchfield, Michoel Koumelis. (buck (orison. Jim Allen. Dorothy Mor, Louise Jeung. Solly Borrett, Mary Goldstein, (bristell Hoyt, (lolye Mae Washington. Louise Toeklind, Helen Haight, Dorit Davidson, Antoinette Grandi, Dee Noodlmon, Angie Sfoelos. Row 4: Jeon Garcia-Ruby, Janet Aardal, 6oile (ooper, Isabel Fearing, Bobbie (orison. Lillian De Will. Barbara Blum. Marchita Macias. Maxine Spikes. Jocqueline Miles. Marva Gerone White, Rosclind J. (room, Queen E. Hall. Artreno I Austin. Virginia Olinger. Shoron Seglin. Aurelie Benham, Borbora Bayne, Marie Mathios. Sandy Bach. Row 5: Jan (ornohan. Nick (ottimut, Ted Gucich. Roland (arr. Reggie loyo, Tammy Kirichenko. Jackie 6erton. Bobbie (opell, Solly Sorensen, Mary Ann (leveland, Ruth Fronken, Pot Teeter, Judy Kailin, Gail (ropper, Bobbie Rolhblott. Beverly Johnson. Irene Whitehead, (ourtney Minehort, Brad Wise. Morley Novethen Row 6: Ed Pander, Eddy Jourequi, Henry Petersen, Richard Saroyan, Richard Raven, Dean (harrier. Shirley Harvey, Nodine Griffith. Jeanette Russ. Morion Bacci, Judy Beverly, Jerry Lochtman, Jock Lai. Melvin lee. Edwin Mock, Timothy (hon, Thomas Wong, Steve Shermoen. Row 7: Fred McAuliffe, George lew Jr., George Yea. Filbert Wong, (hrit Ratopothis, Gerold Farr, Don Giovannoni, Ronnie Anderson, Huey Horrison, Bruce Gildea, Joe Zuccbi, Gene Harmon, (orol Held, Mory Etta Porks, Irene Borkengagen, Marilyn Abend. Marcio Beckman. Row 8: Lewis Honig, John Guaroiglia, Tom Scott. Art McRowe, Ron Heglin, Lloyd Hildebrand, Barbara Anderson, Doris Thoma, Bert Witte, Ken (rook, Mike Hondtar, Douglos Gee, Jim Gounoris, Flory Jeung, Lynette Smith, Don (lark, Preslor Johnson, Dick Sonder. Row 9: Dave Peizer, Herbert Holden, Beverly Womioni, Jerry Levitin, Paul Reinhertz, Dennis (onnell, Phil Gotfrid. Dovy Zimmer- man. Ronald levetin, Jules Reutbout, Lorry (omp, Dorothy Miller, Mary Ellen George. Vickie Sahagian. Ronald Davis. Mike (ampusano. Row TO: Minory Yomada, Victor Tokeshita, Joseph Weber. Harry Gulley, Ralph Lewis, James Watson, (alvin Thompson, John Ofcov, Oino Bonaldi, (loudette Wong. Maybelle (hing, Isabel Shaskon, Jo Lewis, Janet Stagg, Ayalla Ungar, Jerry Sullivan, Deon Lee, Don Morosi. Row 11: Poul Leo. Raymond Pun, Gelo Misawa. Macdonold Byrm, Fernando Montokio, Sue ligda, Tom Barros, Suzanne Fronklin, Paul Mertens, Joan Schulze, Peg Barton, Viola (hang. Borbora (astillo, Loretta Young, Portio Goldkird, Rosalie Eisen, Lila Mayerhofer, Don Kinsman. Margo McDowell, Rose Prelikin. The Low Sophomore Class Row 1 (right to left): Sondro Greenberg, Annette lindenberg, Totheo Zimmer, lev Ginsberg, Tom Aleionder, Sandro Simonion, Gloria Mountonos, Joan Kurenda, Florin Greendorfer, Jonice Satti, Carol Menroff, Merril Gardner, Rosalie Weiser, Frances Herald, Alice Weintroub, Sonia Thomson, Helen Hirschberg, Judy SzruV, Edna Silton, Pearl Ruten. Row 2: lealrice Gruen, (laire Stewart, Donalee Doron, Jane Arikawo, Rumiko Onumo. Patricia Yee, Jo Ann (hew, Nancy lee, Mae Woon, lessie Gee, Loretta Dito, Sylvia Magnoni, (elestine Finocchio. lorboro lowman, Artemis Kekotos, Jackie Roth, loverly Irsak, Corole Freeman. Evo Wohl. Row 3: lolly Irindomoor, Joan Shclbourne, Charlene leong, Eva Jeong, Yvonne Mar, Pat Der, Carol luley, Joon Lovett, Jody Aitel, Carolyn Roller, Elaine Gronocci, Gayle Rothjens. Ruby Chon, Lillian Del Tessendoso, Marisa Malanca, Doris Ostoiero, Jeonie De Graff, Judy Thon. Row 4: lill Thomas. Rene Applin, Wylie Woods. Ethel Piper. Nancy Young, Peter Williams, John leong, Mel More, George Christopher, Darlene Johnson. Eleanor Gandort, Doris Anderson, Foye Wong, Lily Gan. Joonn Fong, Fannie Hinglew, Nancy Jones, Ratherine Citron, Evelyn Stern, lealrice Ellis. Row 5: Horry Horn, Rennie limneos, lewis Hunter, Joel Litvin, Pete Gilbert, Stan Rosenberg, Jim Sechor, Richard Ruslender, Fleet Irvine, Marshall Uyeda, Walter Tend, Fannie E. Lai, Shirley Rwong. Tommy Chan, Jeannie Gee, Ronnie Verber, Elliott lymon, Ingrid levin, Lynne Rolmon, Dine Jacobson, Sally Lambert. Row 6: Ann Jeppesen, lenore Von Wengerden, lou e Tung leong, Ren Mott. Guy Von Doreo, Lester Embree, Franklin Ooon, Robert Seeberger, Douglos Dickson, Thorston Henrich, Melton (hew. Pool lunerdi, Francis Wong, Wayne Fong, Victor Wong. Arthur Wong, Lola Mae Holm, Joyce Mclelland, Miriam Cohn, Peter White. Row 7: Danny Weinstein, Dordon Hoedrich. Takeshi Sogaia, Tokashi Okazaki, Jim Naganumo, Norman Rrug. Martin Weiner, lob Perogioli, Ted Gold. Mike Sidwell. Fred larden, Harvy Silverman. Jeff Street, Homer Leo. Alfred Perry, Jo Roravot, Rotolie Frotini, Stephen M levin. Row 8: Shelton Leo. Rcse De la Poz, Mary locon, Ronald Jin, Werner lee, Richard Ralmon, Roy Owens, Stan Galankeg. Jock Rletzmon. Elliott Warshaver, Gary Melmon, Arnold Irondt. Iasi I Spring, George Elefanl, Clayton H Coon, Honnley Aleionder, lill Major, Gordon Arconi, Don Irill, Rudolf Dzurogewig. Row 9: William law, George (hen, Douglas (hoy, Alvin low, Jerry Tom, Ted Sapling, Don lotz. Andrew I. latze. Pool lachner. John Alverque. Russell Rlingenfess, Connie Fazonde, lernard Hutcherson. Alice Jomerten, Jim Davis, Joe Hubert. Jerry Martin, Ronald Dill, Wilton (ho, lob Gross, lob Nolon SPRING JUNIOR DAY RING FOUR.. Row 1 (Uft to right): Lobovitz, EmonueUon, Bi by, Hounfolos. Dillon, Erlor. D.t Tom. Larson, Nussbaum, Jackson, Gunter, Casey. Byrd. Speizer. Row 7: Jonos. MinoWi. Kotzer, Ward, Hobbs. Low. Sochor. Keith. Smithy Batlin. Goal, IBradky, Crawford. Courtwright. Row 3: Roberts. Boone. Lee. Lampros. Kaplanis. Despotakis. Plotte, Reif. Givens. Beldon. Erler. H., Benton. Vilner, Masuda. Unlimited Football SACRED HEART The Eagles won their first league game by downing the Irish 18 to 12, in a game thot saw the Washing- ton eleven fumble seven times. Our fast stepping holf- backs did all the scoring as Willy Cooper tallied twice and Frank Roberts once. GALILEO Galileo had all the breaks in this game as they were victorious 12 to 7. LINCOLN Fighting valiantly the Eagles put up a tremendous defense but they just couldn't produce the offensive. They lost the bell ond the ball game by a 7 to 0 score. POLY The Parrots' all around power proved to be too much for our boys. Poly completely overran them 34 to 0. ST. IGNATIUS For the third game straight our eleven couldn't push the pigskin over the goal line. The Wildcats blanked the Eagles 28 to 0. MISSION We fojnd out what it was like to score in this game, and came within two touchdowns of victory, but lost 24 to 13. LOWELL The Lowell Indians were knocked right out of the playoffs in this game. Lowell was more than surprised when the Eogles fought bock from a 14 to 0 deficit to win 28 to 27. BALBOA On this rain filled afternoon the Eogles rolled over o favored Buccaneer team 18 to 6. Willv Cooper iullbiu (' BH H._BHL i Larry Bcldon Etui J ex Givens Tacklt John Sochor H Phil Gaal HI Stan Keith ! ullKiik GiuinJ HI (ituinl Row 1 (left to right): Robinson, Mann, Arterberry, Smith, Connell, Sankey, Carnahan, Vorley, Newton, Joy, Chung. Mitchell. Row 2: Hernandez. Reed. Casey. Jones. Burl. Lee. Williams. Shired. Tsiyisoka. Shimizu. Tanaka Jones. Terra- morse. Azov. Robertson. Row 3: Elliott. Burke. Garrick, Cass, Gassin. Dunhon. Bishop, Mentz. Montalvo, Toshiro. Barsa- mian. Topia, Gurich, Gutherie, McPherson. Junior Football In the first gome of the season, the Eaglets beat the Socred Heart Irish, by a score of 30 to 0. John Panogakis ond Bob Arterberry scored the five touch- downs. Washington beat Galileo in the second game. 26-6. The score indicates a slaughter, but the game was anything but that, as the Eaglets had Lady Luck riding on their shoulders. The Junior Varsity broke the two game win streak, with a loss to Lincoln. Washington ployed a poor game, losing to the Colts, 15 to 7. Playing their best game of the season, the Junior Varsity picked up to trounce Poly. 37-12. Washington met St. Ignatius next on a fog-swept field, beating them in a see-saw battle, 31 to 20. The Junior Varsity then met Mission, at the Mission field, for what proved to be a very important game. In beating the Bear Cubs, 20-2. the Eaglets found themselves tied for first place in the league. In this game Washington displayed a superb defense. The Eaglets flying high on a five won, one lost rec- ord, trounced the Lowell Indians 28-0. This game was not all peaches and cream, os the Junior Varsity lost two first string players because of injuries. In the last game of the season. Washington beat Balboa 18-7. The winning of this game gave Washing- ton a 7-1 record and o tie for the championship which later was forfeited because of an ineligible player. 59 ZM DANCE FRI. APRIL 10 8-11 PM COUPLES ONLY block w LETTERMEN ' ' •• xf J ' V I PS—« ' 1 cv L |StHtORS Junior-Senior Football Washington's version of a post season bowl game has become a tradition. Each year after the reg- ular season is over every red blooded football fan awaits the most spirited game of the year. In this encounter teammates who have played side by side for at least three months don different colored uniforms to oppose each other. Juniors and Sophomores combine to form one team, while the other is all Seniors. There were 1,130 tickets sold and $169.50 taken in from the last game. This money goes into an athlete's fund which is used to help pay doctor bills, purchase equipment for boys who can't afford to poy all at once, and the rest remains for on emergency fund for all sports. Row 1 (loft to right): Mik« Evans, Robert Barnard, Jack Bocigalupi, Gil Brunk, Wolf Sandor. Row 2: Steve Shermoen, Johnny Robertson, Bill Hamrol, Charles Pierce, John Sochor, Coach Bruce Wirth. Golf Recognition must be given to the golf team for the innumerable hours of practice and the determi- nation that it showed before and during the season. Poly forfeited the opener, thus giving the Eagles a win of 9-0. In the St. Ignatius match the clubmen pulled out a hard-fought and very close win of 5( 2 to Vfa- A very rough match against Lin- coln resulted in a tie of 4' 2 to 2- These were the first three matches that the golf team ployed this season. Row 1 (loft to right): Jules Routbort, Robert Vorni, Bill Strother. Lorry Frigillano, Donald Totten. Walter Lengjel, Tony Del Castillo. Fred Wolff. Robert Perry. Tom Coffman. Row 2 Paul Mertens. Rocky Dudum. Arnold Knudson. Phil Euler. George Wills. Harold Knudson. Peter Wolf. Walter Singer. Row 3: Ed Jourequi. Said Dudum. Pete Cordellos. Ron Hill- man, Louis Perez. Dennis Lantermon. George Courreges, Rudy Hoffman. Gabriel Borras, Alfonso Fernandez. Soccer Season George Washington's spirited soccer team ended the 1952 season with a 3 win, 2 tie, ond 2 loss record. The season started off with a bang, when the mighty Odonemen met Balboa to win their first league game by a score of 2-1. The next game of the season was with Poly. The Hilltoppers met Poly on October 23. Poly bowed to Washington 2-1. With two games under their belts the booters met Lincoln. It was a hard game up to the last moment. The final score of the game was 2-2. With two wins ond a one-tie record Washington met Lowell. The Eagles slaughtered the Indians 3 to 0. On October 22 the Eagles met S. I. With just 10 seconds to go S. I. was leading 2-1. With five seconds to go the Eagles scored to tie S. I. 2-2. Next gome of the season was with Galileo on Octo- ber 28. The Hilltoppers bowed to Galileo 3 to 0. This is the second time in five years that our soccer team has lost by more than one goal. It is the eighth time they have lost in five years. The last game of the season the booters met un- defeated Mission. This proved to be one of the most thrilling games of the season. To start the game off with a bang, fighting Rudy Hoffmon scored in the first minute of play. The Eagles had control of the game to the final minutes of the first half, as Mission scored to tie the game. With fifteen minutes to go Peter Wolf scored to give the Eagles a 2-1 lead. With final minutes to go Mission scored two goals to win the gome 3-2. Playing on a muddy field the Eagle soccer team lost to Polv. 1-0, in the first round of the soccer play- offs. Poly scored in the first five minutes of play. Walter Lengjel, Eagle player, broke his leg. Larry Frigillana Right Wing Phil Euler eft Fallback ft 1 Pete Cordcllos Right iil hit k AU-City mmP Pete Wolf Center lam,inI Dennis Lantcrman i Right Hnl huk Rudv Hoffman Left Fullback , Said Dudum William Srrothcr lusui- Right fe Center Halfback ji . wv ________w s? : Tonv Del Castillo Right Inside Unlimited Basketball Washington started the season with a 27-33 loss against Mission. In the second gome of the season the Eagles trounced their traditional rivals, the Lincoln Mustangs, 40-21. The Eagles, still rolling high, rolled right over Galileo with a score of 50-30. Washington hit the second snog of the season as the Lowell Indians elted out a 35-33 win over the Eagles in a tight game. The Eagles bounced back in their fifth gome to handcuff the St. Ignatius Wildcats, 40-32. Washington went right on to beat the Buccaneers of Bolboa, 37-16. Sacred Heart was no match for Washington in the Eogles’ 7th gome os they won handily over the Irish, 39-35. The Eagles beat Poly 39-33 to forge for themselves a place in the semi-finals. In the playoffs Washington downed St. Ignotius once again by a 49-44 score. The Eagles lost a bitterly contested championship game to Lowell by a last minute, 31-30 score. 64 Row 1 (left to right): Bob Cranston. Don Rattler, Wally Papke, Gene Brown, Ike McArthur, Ed White, Henry Lemons, Europe Willioms. Randolph Garnett. Row 2: Coach Phelan, Bob O'Donnell, George Williams. Dick Daily, Ed Lane, Tom Barras, George Dunham, Don Robinson. Coach Wirth. 130’s Basketball The 1952-53 version of the George Washington 130's basketball had a fairly successful season, with the exception of a few close, hard fought games. The Eaglets opened the season fast with a win against Mission, followed closely by wins over Lincoln and Galileo. During these first few games they looked good, but a little inexperienced. In their next league appearance the 130's lost an upset to Lowell. Next came the Wildketters from Saint Ignatius. This was the key gome of the season and all hopes rode on this game. The 130's came through and beat S. I. in a close game. (S. I. later took the champion- ship.) Fate again stepped in as the Balboa Pirates literally stole the championship right from under our noses in another upset. The Eaglets had a bad doy and just couldn’t get any points no matter how hard they tried. The Eaglets won the next two games—ending the regular season in a first place tie with Saint Ignatius. In the semi-final game Washington met Goli'eo. However, the Lions were too much and Washington bowed to Galileo. Scores of the 1952-53 Washington 130's games: WASHINGTON 39—Mission 33 WASHINGTON 35— Lincoln 23 WASHINGTON 35—Galileo 30 WASHINGTON 33—Lowell 33 WASHINGTON 30—St. Ignatius 27 WASHINGTON 33—Balboa 35 WASHINGTON 48—Sacred Heart 36 WASHINGTON 46—Polytechnic 33 WASHINGTON 36—Galileo 48 Row 1 (left to fightl: Coach Rhelon, Mathis, Smith, Smethurst, J. Rosenberg, Siegel, Arterberry, Coach Wirth. Row 7: Wheotley, S. Rosenberg, Lew, Reed, Garrick, Hobort, Chuck, Jeung. 66 Row 1 (loft to right): Andorson, Team, Lewis, Parks. Duckworth, Doami, Wong. Row 2: Mock. Chin, Levitin, Halbe, O'Connor, Galang, Ow, (120's). ★ -k Lightweight Champions ★ ★ The undefeated 112's seemed to have no trouble throughout the past season displaying fine hustle and spirit. The team has now brought another crown to Washington's door. Congratulations should be given to the team for the fine effort and showing they have made while playing for George Washington. SCORES: WASHINGTON 42—Galileo 14 WASHINGTON 22—Balboa 13 WASHINGTON 37—S. I. 16 WASHINGTON 26—Lowell 10 WASHINGTON 30—Lincoln 12 WASHINGTON 28—Mission 18 WASHINGTON 23—Poly 21 WASHINGTON 44—S. H. 20 The 120 s tied for the championship with the Indians from Lowell. The Hilltoppers displayed fine team spirit. Taking advice from Coach Sid Phelan, the team was victorious until a few breaks just didn't come its way. Congratulations go to the team as a whole for its fine representation of George Washington. SCORES: WASHINGTON 36—Galileo 15 WASHINGTON 33—Balboa 25 WASHINGTON 31— S. I. 26 WASHINGTON 19—Lowell 22 WASHINGTON 21—Lincoln 16 WASHINGTON 22—Mission 13 WASHINGTON 29—Poly 21 WASHINGTON 18—S. H. 12 (low 1 (loft to right): Gin, lum, Jeong, Low, Lum, Sokokuro. Loo. Row 2: Fisher, Wong, Friedman, Juo, Williams, Low, Miyamoto, (U2's). Row 1 (left to right): Williams, Johnson, Collins, Bemis, Camp, Eickele, Arago, Lummis, Moorhead, Brown. Wolf, Mathis, Jones, Guthrie. Row 7: Mann, Frigillana, Roberts, Burl. Wills. Allen, Lantermon. Thieben, MacIntyre, Byrd, Erler, Arter- berry, Bauer, Wendt, Golant, O'Donnell, Yee. Row 3: Keith, Saccone, Despotakis. Smith, Zinns. Anderson, Shired. Redus. Robinson, Casey, Cooper, Boone, Noyes, Tom, Cordellos, Jones, Plutte, Miyamoto. Track Season The George Washington High School cindermen hod another very successful season in 1953. In the past five years they have won 65 meets and lost 4, a very impressive record. WASHINGTON-GALILEO — The Eagles started off fast, and showed promise of city champions as the beat off the Commerce strengthened Galileo Lion; 8l' 3 -31' 3. 68-9, and 57-8. WASHINGTON-POLY — This meet was supposed to be close os Poly was rated an outside chance to take championship laurels. However the scores were 76' 2-36' 2, 50-27, and 53-6. WASHINGTON-MISSION — The Washingtonian; continued on their victory march os they walloped Mission in all three divisions, 73l 3-34y3, 50-27, and 46i 3-I2%. WASHINGTON-SAINT IGNATIUS — S. I. had many individual stars but not enough depth to bring home a win. The scores were 75-38, 61-16, and 43-11. WASHINGTON-BALBOA — The Bucs scored more points than any team against Washington up to this date. However, it was not enough. Washington on top 72l 2-40l 2, 60l 2-l6l 2, and 49-10. WASHINGTON-LINCOLN — The Eagles put an- other record in the books this time as they really slaughtered Lincoln in every divYon. The points — 105-8, 53-24. and 53-6. In the last dual track meet of the season the Wash- ington Eagles beat the highly rated Lowell Indians. The score was 66l 2-46l 2. This meant that the Unlimiteds finished undefeated for four straight years. The 130 s won 5U 2 to 25l 2, ond they are also undefeated. However, the I20’s lost to Lowell by one point 30-29, ending in second place. Row 1 (left to right): Lui, Lew. Thompson, Heard, Watson. Axelrod, Gunter, Lee, Garrick, Mackie, Routbort, Witte, Gotfrid, Cooper. Row 7: Ng, Baker. Shelbourne, Crook, Duncan, Chung, Martin, Leipsic, Gaynes, Wilton. Zimmerman, Del Castillo, Carr. Efford, Litvin, Hildebrand, Takeshito, Campos. Row 3: You g, Toshiro, Sh'ota, Tseng, Chuck, Miyama, Emmons, Lum, Gee, Castro, Dahl, Reed, Quong, Masuda, Matulae, Heller, Vilner, Galang, Loyo, Sullivan. Row 1 (left to right): John Wendt, Roland Carr, J'm Allen, Bill Collins, Al Carlson, Dennis Lantermon. Doug Lummis. Roy Eickele, Dennis Moorhead, Ron Heglin. Row 2: Lloyd Hildebrand, Norman Nielson, Lorry Miyama, Bob Arcgo, Bob Compos, Bob Matulae, Merle Martin, Bruce Bemis, Don Robinson, Stan Wille, Charles Coleman. Cross Country Track The George Washington Cross Country team under the cooching of Coach Vosquez enjoyed o suc- cessful season by winning first place in the annual cross country meet. Dennis Lantermon, setting the pace and breaking the old record set by Ron Bauer, posted a new record of 9:20.3. This is almost ten seconds better than the 1949 record set by Bauer. The Eagles won the race by beating Lowell 45-47 to win the All-City meet. Outstanding runners on the team were Al Carlson, Doug Lummis, Bill Collins, Don Robinson, Roy Eickele, Merle Martin, Dennis Moorhead and Bob Matulae. Ten n is The tennis team with Mr. Reade as coach had a very successful season. Although Lowell, who never tires of pulling in the tennis championship, defeated the Eagles in the opener by a score of 6-1, the racket squad dropped Poly by a 7-0 score. Lincoln went down to defeat before the Eagles, this time by a 6-1 score. In the netmen's hard-fought match against Lowell the second doubles team of Aanonsen and Nichols racked up the one point that wos scored against the high and mighty Indians. These were the first three matches played this season. Row 1 (loft to right): Coach Chad Read , Hugh Aanonsen, Bob Chrisman, Dick Nichols, Harold Kobb, Co-Copt. Row 2: Eric Spiekerman, Co-Copt., Jack Evonson, Lonord Louie, Wolley Tseng, Donald Wing. r 1:1 Row 1 (left to right): Ed Lui, Jerry Rosenberg, Frank Varni, Gene Larson, Terry Schulz, Arnold Lum. Ross Pelfon. Row 2: Saul Madfes, Coach, Al McGee, Larry Nissim, Bob Cranston, Lou Perez, Larry Beldon, Paul Mertens, Ed Lane, Ken Lucia. Louie Phillips. Baseball No hits, no runs. This was the whole story of the baseball season. If the Eagles could have come through with just three runs in every game, they would have hod a successful season, and would have probably mode the play-offs. In the practice season they were able to hit and score runs, as they finished with an 11 and 3 pre- league record. Seven first stringers will graduate, leaving four jun- iors and one sophomore with varsity experience. The seniors are Jerry Rosenberg, Larry Beldon, Frank Varni, Ross Pelton, Larry Nissim, Gene Larson, and Lou Perez. Other seniors seeing action were Ed Lui and Lou Phillips. Looking over the season's scores: GALILEO 2 — WASHINGTON I POLYTECHNIC 2 —WASHINGTON 0 MISSION 19 —WASHINGTON 3 LINCOLN 2 —WASHINGTON 5 LOWELL 2 — WASHINGTON I SACRED HEART 3 — WASHINGTON 0 BALBOA 7 —WASHINGTON 4 ST. IGNATIUS 6—WASHINGTON I Row 1 Cleft to right): Goal, Lowrenco, Mersereau. Robinson, Weinstein. Middleton. Blumenfeld. DaKlinger, Conrad, Coach Walter Odone, Menti. Row 7: Dunham. Meyer, Torhonotf, Clark. Murad. Reinhertx. Van Doren. Carnahon. Shewbridge. Davis. Van Way. Swim ming In the first meet against Mission the Eagles racked up an overwhelming victory in all three divisions. The unlimiteds scored a 64-7 win: the I 30 s won by a 48-6 score: and the 120 s by a score of 52-1. Poly was deluged at the hands of the Eagle tank- men. as all divisions took a first place. The unlimiteds won by a 51 21 score. The I30’s made a splashing vic- tory of 46-10. while the I20 s topped off the day with a 52-4 win. The S. I. meet proved to be a rough one. but once more the fighting swimmers came through with an- other victory. The unlimiteds pulled out a win. The 130’s and 120’s showed that they wouldn’t permit themselves to be dunked out of a win. and the former racked up a 50-5 score, while the latter found itself winning by a 41-7 margin. In the semi-finals Washington’s unlimiteds and I20’s met Lincoln’s respective teams and emerged victori- ous. Our I30’s followed suit and beat Lowell’s 130's. In the finals of the round robin the unlimiteds went down to defeat at the hands of Lowell’s unlimiteds. 31-44. The 130’s, although fighting hard, lost a very close meet, 27-30. However, the 120's emerged vic- torious. sweeping their division by a 44-13 score. Row 1 Heft to right): Ng. Gledhill, Willioms, Poli. Chon. Ellison, Smethurst. Chon. Row 2: Mentx. Connell, Hesselberg. Wil- liams. Hunttr, Yosueda. Marx. Joy. Leong. Janow. Row 3: Curtis, Carlson. Agliolo, Kovalenko. Smith. Lee. Fong. Tong. Tucker, Coach Walter Odone. k r l tru tMi Ilf. «op n % ii VS ' tyj CHARLES SMOCK Pres.—Foil Lettermen Society w Lettermen Fall OENNIS LANTERMAN Vice-Pros.—Foil TONY DEL CASTILLO Vice-Pros.—Spring Lettermen Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Torhonoff. Wolf, Miyamoto, Eickolo, Mo- sudo, Hesselberg, Wills, Rob- inson, Mathis, Lantorman, Mac- Intyro, Totton, Loo, Dol Castillo, Frigillana. Row 2: Moorhead, Cordollos, Collins, Tom, Nuss- baum, Papke, Aielrod, Arago. Larson. Row 3: Vilnor, Hillman. Thiobon, Roif, Gaol, Hoffman, Eulor, Porks. Matulae, Mortons, Kloin. Erlor. GENE LARSON Pros.—Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Don Miya- moto, Roy Manion, Molvin Loo, Bob Matulae. Mario Galang, Roy Eickolo, Bill Collins, Goorgo Wills, Bob Arago. Phil Goal, Al Wolf. Charlos Smock, Donny Lantorman. Dick Masuda, Tom Thiobon, Larry Frigillana. Roy Maclntyro, Nool Dietx, Mike Torhonoff, Mel Axelrod. Row 2: Gone Larson, John Ellison, Gabo Barras, Rudy Hoffman, Goorge Courrogos, Poto Cor- dollos, Larry Smith, Phil Eulor, Mike Robinson, Dick Erlor, Don Totton, Harry Nussbaum, Bob Tuckor, Ron Hillman, Dove Vil- ner, Sam Caniglia, Dennis Moorhead, Jerry Emanuelson, Al Carlson. Row 3: Bob Reif, Larry Beldon, Wallace Papke, Al- pheus Benton, Frank Varni, Stanley Keith, Mr. Saul Mad- fos. Horry Chuck. — Block W Fall Row 1 (left to right): Monya, Reuben. Spinner, Henderson, Lambert, Green, Barnet. Hol- cenberg, Martin, Smith, Swan- son, Meriwether, Panogakis. Kinter. Wertheim, Perkins, Baker, Bangert, Borden, Pun, Kor. Row 2: Lee, Gibson, Koe- nemann, Chinn, Inouye, Smith, DeMartini. Blake, Wolff. Binder, Landman. Ermann, Steinberg. Gilstrap, Canoto. King. Georgi. Zarchin. Row 3: Hemphill. Mot- tos. Thomas. Hotchkiss. Cohen, Vineys, Smith, Tuohey, Mahany. Fish, Rucker, Chong. MARILYN KINTER Pres Block W—Fall Girls’ Block-W Society w SUE RUCKER Fall G.A.A. Pres. CONNIE PANAGAKIS Pres. Block W—Spring HELENE ERMANN Spring G.A.A. Pres. Bloc k W Spring Row I (left to right): Tcmorei. Meek, lendman, Thomot. Andry, Reuben. Rope O'lo Ponogokis, Zorihin, lontieri, (eleni, Merlin, Hclirnberg. Mattel, Derby. Wertheim. Pcgo tff l.nder Row 2: Wing Mikkelen. Workmon, Pin.ler, lleke, Hrepeff, Smith, Meriwether De Mertini, Geergi, (cttcle, Gilstrap Stein- berg, Smi’k. (hew. Mciieeff. Grubstick, •erlk’er. fnh. Row 3: irmrnn, Green, (king. Wing, (bang, K ng, Pcnve, Miyo roki leeie Ng, Ley, (hin, G'bscn, (eeng, (unee, Hemphill, Wcng. (binn. Row 1 (loft to right): Joyco Woovor. Sue Rucker, Barbara Politer, Carol Martin, Lois Holcenberg, Marion Goldfinger. Lula Tamara� . Row 2: Mary Matote, Lee Meriwether. Claudette Cauhape, Nancy Thomas. The Girls' Athletic Association Keeping right in time with GAA activities we had an outstanding Fall '52 Boord. Sue Rucker, President, had active girls to work with her. Veep was Lula Tamaras, and the rest of the board consisted of Lois Holcenberg, Secretary; Sue Slauson, Historian; Lee Meriwether, Head Song Leader; and Barbara Polster and Joyce Weaver, Assistants. Block W girls had a terrific Sport Nite on Novem- ber 7. These sport-lovers hod wonderful leaders, too. They elected Marilyn Kinter as President; Lee Wer- theim, Veep; and Marion Lambert for their Secretory. The GAA Candidates' Rally was held on December 17. On this committee were Carol Simpson, Ann O'Brien, Wanda Koshkin, Shirley Blake, Sandra Mottos, and Carol Fong. January 7 was the Awards Rally, “Around The Clock.” Lula Tamaras was chairman and her commit- tee was Connie Panagakis, Lee Meriwether, and Jayne Dito. There were 32 Blocks. 50 Stars, and 17 Pins awarded. Elected to office in the present Spring '53 term were Helen Ermann, President; Nancy Jones, Veep: Sandra Mottos, Secretary: Anobelle Eng, Historian; Barbara Polster, Head Song Leader; and her new Assistants, Gail Sommer and Joyce Weaver. Sport Nites are helped along by our active Block W. This term we hod as officers Connie Panagakis. Presi- dent; Pat Smith, Veep; Jayne Dito, Secretary; and Margaret Henderson, Treasurer. Pat Quick was in charge of the plans for our Can- didates Rally held on May I, with Ann Curtis, ex- Washingtonian and champion swimmer as our speaker. Roberta Pinsler was chairman of the GAA booth for the May Festival, while Anabelle Eng was in charge of decorations for the concession. Our Awards Rally, “May Madness, was headed by Nancy Jones, thus ending another terrific term for the GAA. None of this could have been done, though, without the help of our sponsors — Miss Shearer, Miss Oakes, Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Brillhart, Miss Forcade, and Miss Poole. SPRING G.A.A. BOARD—Row 1 (left lo right): Anabel Eng, Roberto Pinsler, Lula Tomoras, Helen Ermonn, Non Jones. Joyce Weaver, Lee Wer heim, Money Ratico. Row 2: Thelmo Cuneo, Shirley Ching, Solly Ng, Mory Matofe, Barbara Pol- ster, Sandra Mottos, Gail Sommer. A2 — GAA Members - A3 Row 1 (right to left): lim, Moqonnom, (ookton. Merriet, lorpenleur, (hrittion. (route, Mountonot, Fronklin, Loiovoy, Koppe, Or Roy, Wertheim, Berlhior, Pogojeff, Poller, Workmen, Dabney, Oilo, Mock, Fridttrom, Toner, Cooper, londou, Binder. Ponve. Kurendo, Holm, Khirmon, iebroutky, Rotico. Row 2: Morte, Weintroub, Paul, Henderton, Koenemann, Lambert, Or, Mar, Jeung, Gatto, Gilbert, Barnet, Green. Corbin, Angelonidet, Pintler, Tamarat, Wong, Yee, Burrell, (hituni, Yohonnan, Vukovich, Moitieff, Grwbtlick, Overttreel, B oy. Attrahanlteff. Del Poto, Bccor. Row 3: (ouchi, Knonithu, Show, Hung, Goldtmith, Koenemann, Green, Franchi, Andrian, Hamel, Bocci, Greeny, Dominguez. Zebley, Sternberger, Bartocchini, Havner, Vail, Nathan, 6erton, Leo, Jung, Perkint, Lorton, Zarchin, McDowell, lewlt, Sabin, Joteph, Thomat, Alvorez. Row 4: (ottillo, Fong, (hing, Steinhafel, Malhiot, Burchfieldt. Smith, Ehlert, Alum, Louie, Lee, Bitdiolf, Cecil, Letter, Hiroto, Koehler, Endert, Heickten, Starr, Sommer, Chow, Leong, Wong, Chinn, Nozarchuk, Motto, Dulberg, Goldmon, (auhape, Howland. Row 5: Both, Stomer, Naganuma, Ttujitoka, Naqa numo, Penoli, Seglin, Olinger. Hoight, Jonet, Franken, Harriton, Jacobt, Noodlmon, von Emtter, Toland, Sorenten, Belleten, Fithman, Camozzi, Felt, Gock, Wallace, Gra- ham, Keller, Takeda, Pollock. Row 6: Cohn, Lambert. Jacobton, Ruten, Kalman, Levin, Gruen, Lindenberg, Inouye, Akathi, Garnot, Weinthenk, Solter, Doty, Cattell, Fronklin, Rotenlhol, Martin, Couture, (ottello, Ferrari, Stern, Wootter, Mello, Hirtch- berg, Siton, Szrut, Milet. Mendel. Rotenkrantz. Row 7: Weaver, Blakey, Springer, (ulbertton, Cowley, Antipa, Colyer, Juul, Bourdieu, Euler, Fith, Meriwether, Lantieri, (eloni, Blake, McClelland, Tacklind, Sfoelot, Abend, Behring, Pritikin, Beckman, Goldttein, Davidton, White, Oliver, Weaver, Louie, Yee, (heu, Wong, Moriguchi, Matiuoka Row 8: Doniel, Worth, Goldtmith. Sohogion, George. Glater, Canato. Ropoport, Lubchenko. Landecker, Protek, Johntton, Norman, Hall, Auttin, White, Milet, Kothkin, Arndt, Moore, Thoma, Goldtberry, Johnton, Mueller, Grandi, Benbam, Wall, Weder, Slauton. Row 9: Yee, Buley, Jeong, Rotenlhol, Dawley, Fearing, Hubenette, Herbert, (hew, Miller, Wong, Solti, Citron, Jonet, Gee, Fong, Colemon, Poltter, Northgrove, Medlock, Rogert, Thomat, Held, Abramt, Agee. Feeler, lewit, Houter, Steinberg, (ondat Row TO: Zimmer. Freemon, Gintberg, Ermonn. Cattro, Bell, (room, Shelbcurne, Concilia, Omar, May, Glenchur, Matt, Wolitartky, Heymon, Wright, Notelgnit, Roemelt, Zamore, Wong, Kwong, Woon. Rutt, Capell, Gin, Rathjent, Finocchio, Archer, Matlot, Goldfinger. Row 1 1: Ikenoue, Ozoki, Belluomini, Demar- tini, Georgi, Lee, Swanton, Smith. Quick. Greenberg, Onuma, Gandert, de Het, Gold- kind, Ng, Ching, (hang, Wong, Louie, Lay, Chin, Dong Lee, (hang. Walker, Reed, MacDonald. Friedrich, Thomten, Heorld. Row T2: Vitalet, Jonet, Young, Glow, Young, leong, Spinner, (oldough, Henninger, Roth, Haight, (ondau, Kerber, Rodgert, Kiraly, Kiraly, Maloney, Mencofl, Gardner, Nicholt, Andry, Reuben, Greenwood. Lee, Schonewald. Cohen, Clothier. Row T3: Hemphill, Guerrero, Gethert, Torret, Miya- zaki, Ung, Remer, Gibton, Canato, Atwell, King, Scbroll, Sobol, Mott. Mochol, Bloke, Peeler, Irvine. RING FIVE... PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS Capt William Miller Capt. Carl Thompson Capf. Ralph Castro Capt William Huff Capt. Tom Akers Capt William Tom Major Richard Kolm Lt. Col. Robert Binder Lt. Col. Norman Nielsei Lt. Col Don Murray Col. Henry Malter Capt George Harris st Lt Dennis Burk 1st Lt Donald Ingram Capt. Josiah Beeman 1st Lt. Richard Rosing Reserve Officers Training Corps For the post two yeors the ROTC Bottolion hos been fortunate to have Sgts. Reilly, Leonard and Hicks. They have brought the ROTC to its present award winning status. A Drill Team, and Drum Corps was o gcn'zed on September 15. They won first place in the Clement Street parade. Two paper drives were staged and a total of $ 185 was collected. The color-guard, as usual hos participated in many events such as: the Ea:t-West game, the Football Pageant and the Wash nglon Memorial Service at Grace Cathedral. The Sabre Club had a dinner dance at the Fort Moson Officer's Club. Federal Inspection, which is looked forward to all year, was held on April 29. The awards and decoration ceremony was held on May 19. On May 20. the Bat- talion marched in the 91st Division drill competition. The ROTC marched up Market Slreet in the Columbus Day Parade and the St. Patrick's Day Parade. First Place was awarded to the Washington ROTC in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Company A Row 1 (left to right): It. Wolff. Pfc. Hockett, Corp. Dempster, SF( Shoots, (orp. Lot. Pfc. Mock, Sgt. Echelhoff. Pvt. lindgren, SFC Lodowig, SFC Sproguc, M Sgt. Schcmp, Pvt. Forr, (orp. Rusfeldt, Corp. Dudum, M Sgt. Kotho, SFC Reuben, (orp. Yamada, Corp. McDonough, (orp. Misawa, SFC Dolman, Copt. Costro. Row 2: It. Miller, SFC Loos, Corp. laldwinson, Corp. Konings, (orp. Shipley, (orp. Price, Sgt. Duron, Sgt. leong, Corp. Leo, Corp. Yee, Corp. Nonna, (orp. Bagwell. (orp. Howord, Sgt. Korshoonoff, Corp. Tompkins, Corp. Martin, Sgt. Hyman, SFC Joe, Sgt. Caste, (apt. Millar. CompanyB Row 1 (loft to right): lieet. Thompson, Lieut. toting. SFC Gilbert, Sgt. O'Niell, Pfc Mormon, (orp Smith, (orp. Wong, (orp. Seid, Corp. Jober. (orp. Tern. Pfc Oovit, Sgt. lornord, SFC llott. Pit Ponder, Pvt. Gross, (orp. Morris, (opt. Ingrom. Row 2: Lieut lurk, Sgt. losenstein, (orp. Allen, (orp. Dickey, (orp. lutkner, SFC (rowford. (orp. Mikkelsen, Pvt. Perry, (orp. Lew, SFC Poole, (orp. loumon, (orp. Morriton, Sgt. Lotos, Sgt. Addelston, M Sgt P. Mones, M Sgt. D. Monos, (orp. lonoldi. Company C Row 1 (left to right): Pfc. Govnerit, Pfc. Stahl, (orp. 0 Sullivan, (orp. Klingenfuts, (orp (hon, (orp. Dovis, Pvt. Irindomour, M Sgt. Sbolitt, SFC Korens. SFC Conklin, (orp. Ertkine. (orp. Olson, (orp. Valiente, (orp. Leong, (orp. Loo. Row 2: Pvt. tloomfield. SFC Maiboum. (orp. Wilson, (orp. Pullin, (orp. Tosto, Pvt Sapling, Pvt. Johnson, (orp. Wogner, Pvt. White, M Sgt. Goldeen, SFC lockmon. Pvt. Henrich. Pvt. Piezer. Pvt. (hew. Pvt. Slosberg, (orp. Tokeshito, Pvt. Taillefer, Sgt. (bon, SFC Meil, Sgt. Judd. Row 3: Lt. Zwllo, (opt. Morris, Sgt. Silva, (orp. Yoo, (orp. (orvolho. Pvt. Andrews, Pvt. Lodos, Pvt. Groves, (orp. (hv, Sgt. Modrosen, SFC (hew, Pvt. Arconi, Pfc. Costello, Pvt. Lutze, Pfc. Hosmer, Pvt. Silverman, (orp. Koloboff, (orp. Miller, (orp. Lee, (orp. tecca, (orp. McKenna. SFC Jameson. Lt. leemon. CompanyD Row 1 (left to right): SFC lockmon, (orp. Kolm, Pvt. Potter, (orp. Holland, Corp. lu, SFC Joe. (orp. Mann, Pvt. levin, M Sgt. Sander. Corp. Shermoen, Pvt. Ooon, SFC Jock, (orp. Jensen, Pvt. Koplon, Sgt. Aissen, M Sgt. Waymon, SFC (loudio. (orp. Aw. M Sgt. Kilpatrick, Lt. Ingrom Row 2: It. Tong, Lt. Eickelo, SFC (edor, Sgt. Horn, (orp. Toylor, Corp. Webb. (orp. (borrier. Pvt. lenoderet. Pfc. Kirk, Sgt. (oloma. (orp. Wong, Pvt. Seeberger, (orp. Acheson. Pvt. Heard, Sgt. Woo. (orp. Kordos, Sgt (var. (orp. Niiyo, Pvt. Goldstine, (orp. (lork, (opt. Akers. 81 Row 1 (left to right): Tamoros. Hemphill. Costello. Morgon. Archer. Palmer. Marotsos. Holcenberg. Dewey, Aleiander. Zimmermon. Cohen. Vineys. tow 2: Smith. Allen. Firchow. Cervelli. Messina. Cruse. Lester. Wessells. Ponogakis, Martin. Mottos. Bongert. Borden. Smith. Mrs. Swanson. Row 3: Botes, Smith. Mathis. Castro. Joseph. Polk. Lampros, Cropper. Bolti, Schomp. Kinsman, Holcomb, Miller. Rutherford, Freeman, Winsett. Hesselberg. Choral Groups All through the year the Music Depart- ment has brought unrepayable enjoyment to the George Washington student body. The Choir alone has performed in an over- whelming number of activities, such as ral- lies, term-play, graduation, alumni concert and numerous other activities. One of the best loved traditions of George Washington is the annual Christ- mas tableau. Under the direction of Mrs. Myrtle Swanson, the choral group brought back the lovely music of the first Christmas in Bethlehem, displaying a stream of beau- tifully blended voices. A great deal of thanks and congratula- tions go to the well deserving members of the Choral groups. ?OW '° 79M): Morylinn Stoudt. Down Duino. Pot Hilke. Beverly Zum. Gail Coop.r, Soroh Londou. Morilyn Field. Carol B.schoff M.m. Lorpanteur. Vicki Crouse. Claire Goldsmith. Shirley Spinner. Row 2: Noomi Toylor Martha Lee Bar- cloy. Dorinda Dawley. Mar,. O leary AnneHe Zomore. Maria Muribus. Corny Bocar. Mary Matote. Ann Williams. Josephine Celia. Pot Quick, Felicia Lantieri. Marilyn Euler, Evelyn Roemelt. Front Row (loft to right): Carroll. Crawford. Row 1: Baylor. Rankin. Loo. Drott. Gronoy. Kaufman. Terromorse. Buckner, Gallardo, Slovin, Michel� , Mackie, Bowers. Williams. Workman. Murad. Row 2: Ponogokis. Martin. Weinstein Hobart. Beniamin. Collins. Healy. Souder. Nichols. Smith. Gulley. Spencer. Addlestone. Pierce. Whitney. Conductor Welch. Row 3: Reynoso. Cordellos. Wilson. Nolo. Boyd. Heglin, Hilbun. Moiboum. Kaye. Avers. Spater. Webb. Renoso. Band and Orchestra The George Washington High School Band and Orchestra have contributed a great deal of enjoyment to the year s activities. Under the direction of Mr. Her- bert Welch, the Band and Orchestra per- formed in the Spring Concert, numerous rallies and the Christmas Tableau. The Band played faithfully at all foot- ball games during the season and at all the important basketball games. The Or- chestra made a wonderful showing at the Californio Music Festival in Berkeley. The Orchestra played at the fall and spring term plays as well as for both graduations while ensembles played for various special occasions. Row 1 lleft to right)- Judie Beverly Betty Loy, Mob Hirschmon. Dorothy Goldman. Lili Daniel. Sandro Dulberg, Robin Mc- Conaughy. Sherno Steinberg. Mary Terwilliger. Jeanne de Poljevoy. Cloud Carvalho. Peter Wolf Dennis IBurk Louise Tacklind Sue Rucker. Row 2: Gail Remer. Christine Colley. Beate Singer. Solly Ng. Mary Fuller. Ralph Jaffe. Ed Shaft Don Murray. Arnold Chu. Harvey Backman. Don Ingram. Richard Bush. Row 3: Mr. Welch. Peter lonin. Gory Drumm. Fred Saccone Ray Carroll. Bob Taylor. Stephen Goldstine. Jerry Clarfield. Dick Crawford. Eric Spiekerman. Michael Goldeen, Franklin Roberts. Beggar on Horseback November 14. 1952 CAST (in order of oppeoronce) Dr. Albert Rice Edmund Shoff Cynthio Mason .Elizabeth Bliss Neil McRae Ron Perry Mr. Cady _____________ Stan Church Mrs. Cady Ardene Anderson Gladys Cody Lee Meriwether Homer Cady Jerry Chrismon Director ....Mrs. Anno May Dickson Assistant Directors: Edmund Shoff Diane Berman Ann Cecil Joell Yuna The Vi us Ion Boy April 18. 1953 CAST (in order of oppeoronce) Ronnie Winslow........... Bob Phalen Violet .......... Jackie Overstreet Arthur Winslow Gory Greenberg Groce Winslow Elizabeth Juul Dickie Winslow. Bob Ansora Catherine Winslow Shirley Canota John Watherstone Gory Holt Desmond Curry ... Ston Church Miss Barnes...........Joan Harrison Fred (Photographer) . Carl Holmes Sir Robert Morton Edmund Shoff Director. ___ Mrs. Anna May Dickson Assistant Director.... Elizabeth Bliss Left to right: Shirley Franks, Elayne McFarland, Carol Love, John Doty, Hanley Lee, Ann Williams, Stan Chaban, Bob Jakob. Seated: Rochelle Steinberg. Left to right: Margie Hropoff, Morilyn Slater. Joyce Weaver. Harry Ratner, Lee Wertheim, Barbara Polster. Seated: Gail Weingarten. The Eagle Published approximately every two weeks by the members of the Journalism class is the EAGLE, the school newspaper. Under the supervision of Mr. Wire, stu- dent newshawks of George Washington High School work hard to put out a pa- per that the rest of the stu- dent body will enjoy. The subscription drive was very successful this year with ROCHELLE STEINBERG GAIL WEINGARTEN Spring Editor Fall Editor over half the student body patronizing its newsprinted pages. The EAGLE also re- ceives over eighty exchange papers from high schools all over the United States. Editors for this year were Gail Weingarten, Fall term, and Rochelle Steinberg, Spring term. Co-operating with them were reporters from two Journalism classes. Left to right: Gone Larson, Fred Ingram. Bob Grant, Roy MacIntyre, Seated: Arlene Glow. Left to right: Larry Woolf, Pete Germenis, Donise Blue Seated: Gil Word. The Surveyor While one half of the jour- nalism students are working on the school newspaper, the other half are using their tal- ents for the year book, the SURVEYOR. Work on the annual actually starts early in the fall semester, yet the SURVEYOR doesn't “come out until June. First the ideas are assembled, the layout is made, and the ac- tual fun (and work) begins. MARCIA SAVIN LEE WERTHEIM Co-Editors High senior pictures are taken, activities ore photo- graphed and then the book begins to take shape. The Greatest Show on Earth was originated by Editors Lee Wertheim and Marcia Savin, and made possible by the hard work of the editors-in-chief and the staff members, who worked hard to moke it truly “The Greatest Show on Earth. Upper left (left � © right): Sylvio Morse. Thelma Cuneo. Morcine Johnson, Jeon Concilia. Shannon Greene, Dona Windeler, Pat Larson. Seated: Kathy Orr. Lower left (left to right): Pot Larson, Sylvia Morse. Morcine Johnson. Margie Hropoff, Dona Windeler. Upper right (left to right): Elayne McFarland. Barboro Pol- ster. Bob Jakobs. Lower right (left to right): Kathy Orr. Jeon Concilia. Joyce Weaver. Marilyn Slater. Iris Felske. Seated: Shannon Greene. Activities and Organizations The activities and organizations at George Washington really need no introduction. The popularity of our clubs has grown so much that almost every Washingtonian has a membership in one or more of our nearly 20 organizations. The range is wide, from the Dance Committees to the Future Teachers of America, and every club is led by energetic students. The active Y clubs had many service and social activities this year, many under the supervision of the “Y Council. The Scarlet and Gray Society, now in its second year, con- tinued to serve the school as hall patrol during classes, besides performing many other services for the school. Two new dubs were organized this year. They are the Science Club and the Floral Arts Club. This makes two more activities at George Washington designed with the hobbies and likes of the students in mind. The many activities at George Washington only make true the motto of our school. When we work, we work hard. When we play, we play hard. Coordinating Board Row 1 (left to right): larbara Politer, Judy Pape. Elliett Wonhouer, Allan Said, iaff Strout. Ann Costre, Felicia lonfieri. Row 2: Joan Weinthenk, Donna Young, Hal Kopp, Sid lawin, John Sorbor, Norman Niel- son, lob Pbalon. Scarlet Gray Fall Row I (left to right): Ktnoo Wolff, Ralph Castro, Jim lotos, Cynthia Carr, Chorios Smock, Roy Eickele, Tom Thioban, Ron lebo ritz, Sason Chow, Sondra Mottos, Joonno Caminato, Marion Goldfinger. Row 2: Mike Dinner, Don Morrey, Lais Hoiconhorg, George lower, lorry Nissim, Tamara Pen re, Connie Ponogokis. Robbie Jacobs, Helen Akoshi, Haney Inowye, Ann Archer, Marcia Serin. Starlet Gray Spring Row 1 (left to right): Diene Terry, Mor- ion Goldfinger. Elaine Heones, Jody Pape, Eleanore Heefflin, Honk Malter, Debby Zar- chin, Roy Eickele, lob Arago. Lois Holcen- berg, Sandra Mottos, lobbie Jacobs. Margie Toere, Marcia Sarin. Row 2: Connie Pena gokis, Gerald lodewig. Tern Thieben, lorry Nissim, Carol De Martini. Maggie Georgi, Shirley Conata, Ralph Castro. George lower, Dick Dohlinger, Ewing Chinn, Ann Archer, Swsan Chow, Tomaro Ponre. Rally Committee Fall Row 1 (loft to right): Ion lorman, Ar- doth Perkins, Sion Church, In Worthoim, Marcia Satin, Mary Toohoy, Ion Parry, Diana Barman. Row 2: Eorlona Smith, Don Murray, Cris Vicarro, Princalon Lyman, Nick Kofkas, lamia Slovin, Carl Halmos, Ardono Anderson. Rally Committee Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Shaldon Toor, Spancar Michels. lob Matuloc, Jackia Over- slrNt, JnII Yuno, Joyca Robinson, Pom Hav- nar, lorbora Swanson. Phil Gaol, Earl Smith. Row 2: leoia Hirscb, Marcia Savin, Wilton Wong, lob Arogo. Pat Quick, lobarto Pindar, Ardona Andarton, Connia Panagakis, In Mori- vathar, Ardia Parkins, Princaton Lyman, Pot Smith. C S. F Row 1 (loft to right): Morcia Sovin, Mobal Young, Audray Doty, Martha Goldsmith, Lais MacDonald, Mauroon Milas, Vionc Von lor- gan. Mob Hirtchmon, Fran lornas, Margorat Handarson, Marion Lomborf, Lois Holcanbarg, Christina Callay. Morvalla Curtis. Noncy Jonas, lorbora Irungard. Lois Morsa. Row 2: Mory Eng, Adrianna Ho. Jorry In, Joan Scholia, Carol Damartini, Jonica McClollond, Joanna da Poljovoy, Artrina Austin, Harriot Nathan, Danisa liua. Dawn Duino, Shorna Stoinbarg, Claira Goldsmith, Morio-Louita Arndt. Ellon KrytiN, laota Singor, Soroha Landau. Row 3: William Chin, lob Novothon, Alvin Wolf, Wilay Horn, Jules loutbort, Normon Nielsen, Fronk Taussig, Stephan Shoin. Harry Cardallos, Emast Abort, Stave Oppanhoimer, Richard Lim, lorry lum, Adolphus Wong, Francis Whong. Wilton Wong, Wallace Tsang. C S F. Coaches Row 1 (loft to right): Chaw, White. Fish, Gordner, Koenamann, Solter. Pockmon, Hjort, Arndt, Duino, Ireger, Behring, Dito, Green- berg, Cauhapa. Hoefflm. Hue, Falska, Gold- smith, Weinshank, von Emstar, de Poljovoy, Daniel, Goldsmith, Condos, Eisan. Row 2: Lewis, Mor, Woll, Or, Mar, Dong, Doty, loemelt, Stern, lalokion, Milas, Matote, Krytxar, Finocchio, Ln, 6rNn, Koonamonn, Londackar, de Has. Scholia, lorrott. Singer, Ln. lush, Steinhafol. Steinberg, Springer. Row 3: lulcy, Onuma, Shalbourna, Jin, Yosueda, Ouong, Alexander, White, Wong, Kuhn, Gront, Barros, NialtN, Weiner, Strous, Berthier, londgroba, Gilbert, Ins, lobier, Oppanhcimar, Adler, Lim, Shoin, Doty, Melmon. Simior Advisors Row 1 (left to right): Ro h«ll« Steinberg, Money Gilstrop, Eloine Derby, Eleonore Hoeff lin, lulo Tomorot, Roberta Pinsler, Folicio lontiori, Joan Mock, Anobel Eng, Arlene Glow, Patricio Mikkelsen, Mary Ann loene monn. lois Holcenberg, Fron lorn� ), Morgortt Henderson Row 2: lenord loui . looi� Mirsch. Wilton Wong, Pot Quick, Pot Smith, lobbi� Jocobs, Tern Thiobon, Sondro Motto), |roc« Bolding, John Doty, H� l� n Ermann, Tamara Ponve, Christina Cal'oy Row 3: Jorry lodewig, Steve Vogel, Honk Malttr, Norman Nielsen. Frank Botlin, Fronk Too))ig, Phil Goal Row 1 (loft to right): B� n Zcilor, Lili Daniel, Iron� Bosh, Joon B'okely, Dave Poi lor. Potor Mikkelsen, Ralph Adler. Row 2: Bill Rocco, Feodor Strotilotoff. Steve Oppen hoimor, Herbert Holden, Robert lowenthol. Gone Londy, Stephen Shain Row 1 (loft to right): Jockie McGrow, Elaine Darby, Bertie Bertbier, Fran Barn� ), Pot Cowley, lorry Yohonnan, Hare Id Knudsen, lee Werthoim Row 2: Joe Miller, Worth Miller, Bert Witte, Bob Arogo, Arnold Knud sen, Joe Beemon, Lou Perez. C x’ss Club Full and Spring Study Hall Masque ami Gavel (Loft to right): San Gorfinkel. Dave Feld stein, Jerry ladewig, Saul Bar. Bill Miller, Denny Delman, lane Erskine. i mUW 5 fiiiriilli liifi? I ll“5 1i ic i ?!filjJiffl ac m m Eora odt� o .-•sii- ,ra, iillillislilli Executive Dunce Committee Row 1 (loft to right): Dion lermon. Dion Vmeyt. Cii Coto� . Solly Hogan. Thelma (onto, Audrty Doty. Iruce Bolding. Shirloy (onoto. Al Wolf. Executive Dunce Committee Spring Row 1 (loft to right): Ardolh Perkins, Pot Cooley, Jim Guthrie, Ron Hirwitt, John Ponogokit, Sam Citron Row 2: Ana 0 Irion. Elaine Darby. Folicio lontiori, Louie Hirsch, Gmgor loo, lob Pholon. Row 1 (loft to right): Sbirley Conoto, Ed Sboff, Jerry (hrisman, Phil Gaol, lorbaro Irungord (Loft to right): Mike lenton, John Koningt, Shirley (onoto, Ston Church, lorbaro Irun gord. Missing: Ed Shaft Future Teucbers Row 1 (loft to right): Carole Firchow, Alice Weintrawb. Rosalie Weiter. Joon Shel- bourne. Carol luley. Coral Whitmore. Jackie Gorton, Wanda Koshkin, Maria Louise Arndt. Full Full Junior Red Cross tow 1 (loft to right): Elaine Paul, Joyce •wkmon. Jerry Morrell. Vickie Sohogan. Oione Weaver, Itobel Sheotkon, Shirley Hawey. (oral Ann Simpson, larbara Collide. Antoin- ette Grandi. Tomoro Ponve. Row 2: Melvin tohier. Jomes Shelbourne. lob Ferrer, Mike Robinton. Franklin Devare, Morylinn Stood!. Shirley Kerr, Mary Terwilliger. Darlene Botes s P C Row 1 (loft to right): Marge McDowell. Janice McClelland. Joan Scholie, Gail Cropper, Sondoe Smith, Sonia linder, Norman Hol- comb, Shirley Fox. Nelmi Fulton, Claire Goldsmith. Corel Whitmore, Ginger lee, Nancy latico, Ann Cook ton. Doug Heller. From Irandt Row 2: Derit Thome, Viene Von lergen, Marlene Mann, Patricio Mikkelten, Tomora Ponve, Jody krett. Katharine Hart rail. Joel I Yana, Arlene Glew, Jo Glencher, Pom Hovner. Joyce Hiroto, Rotale Eiten, Jeon Concilia, Kleanthy Condat. Anobel Eng Stage; Scene, and Sound Creivs Row 1 (left to right): Bob Coffey. John Brown, Jim Gardner, Ken Davit, Jr., Walter Dickey. Row 2: Lafayette Jomerton, Marvin Bohnttedt, Kothorin Horfiell. Joell Yuno, Michael Benton, Chariot Mohnken, Tom Catt. Ticket and Program Sellers Row 1 (left to right): Eloine Pool, Bill Fither, Pete Germenit, Gil Word, Rotelie Eiten. Claire Goldsmith, Blits Greenwood, Rita Zydonit. Joan Mock. Bobbie Jocebt, Margo McDowell. Jeanne de Poljevoy. Barbaro Thrall, Yolondo Colloco, Phil Gaol, lorry Woolf, Gail Weingorten. Row 2: Carol Whitmore. Steve Oppenheimer. Bob Novethen, Loit Fith- mon, Barboro Tolond, 6inger Sorensen, Con nie Ponogakit. Marilyn Smith. Borboro Coloni, Ruth Ellen Frethley, Fran Normon, Solly Hogon, Fran Singleton, Arlene Dong. Mary linn Stoudt, Vero Pogojeff, Sue Suomelo. Masquers Row 1 (loft to right): Elaino Paul, Ed Shaft, Joe 11 Yana, Barbaro Swanson, Jackie Overstreet, Frod Fisher, Gory Vorbin, Jonal Fudge, Helen Hemphill. Row 2: Carl Holmov lorry Coviolla. Marcia Hum, Ston Church, Elirabath Jwul. Cynthio Williams, lofayotto Jamas son, Jtrry Chrisman. liz Hiss, Ann Cocil. Absent Members: Ron Parry, Joan Baker. Creatin' Writing Staff Row 1 (left to right): Corola Firchow, Marion Lambert, Jim Donathon. Danisa Blua, Martha Goldsmith Row 2: Sherna Steinberg. Stove Oppenhaimar. Harlana Gaylord. Cavaliers Row 1 (loft to right): John Brown, Allan Sprague, John Roach, Jim Gardner. Row 2: Jim Emory. Kan Davis, Bruca Sprague, Diet Marcy, Carl Holmes. Debinons Row 1 (left to right): Carolyn North gravo, Jeania Colyer, Donna Gilbert, Pat Gatto. Nancy Fridstrom, Roberto Heyman, Marian Antipa, Diona Colbartson. Row 2: Paulina Wright, Batty Hockar, Barbara Cecil, Pot McNomara. Marilyn lazier, Claire Pyna, Lois Endecs Fidelians Row 1 (left to right): Mariana Mann, Nancy Gommaringor, Mimi lorpontour, Carol Whitmore, Carol Christian, Sondra Merriot. Row 2: Joon Mallo, Down Molynaux, Jeon otto Gommaringor, Diana Carlson, Vickie Crouse. Viscounts Row 1 (loft to right): Morvin A lohmledt. Pete Grosso, Sebastion Agliolo. Pete Kyrimis, Rod Jxipii, Jim Robertson, John Socbor Row 2: Doug tummis. lob Meuerou, Dove Gillespie, Don Kinsmon, Morloy Henrich, Ed Plutte. Absent Members: lob (offoy, Irutt lemis Row 1 (left to right): Ston loroff, Dick Soudor, Ron (rook, Jim lullock, Jim McGuire, Tom Austin, Jim Iroderick. Absent Mem- bers: Tonord Kovengo, Courtney Minobort. Row 1 (left to right): Eorlono Smith, lobs loker, Joonroe Zimmormon, loverly longert, Jeonne Hotchkiss, lorbie Mohony, Morilyn Kinter Row 2: lobbie lorden, Londy Col- loco, Mourine Gersh, Renee Wolff, Mory Tuohey, (loudio Sossin, Dione Vineys, Fron Cohen. Row 1 (lefl to right): Vickie Sobol, Evelyn King. Groce luzzell. Dorothy lelluomini, June Schroll, Dono Windeler, Noncy Thomos. Row 2: Mogdolenc Georgi. Corol Demortini, Loretto Chituni, Debby Zorchin, Helen Er- monn, Shirley Londmon, Morilyn Smith. Absent: Pot lorson, Flo Zonordi, Pot Smith. Eleonore Hoefflin, lorry Yohonnon, Ardy Perkins, lilo Atwell. Jonice lerzin, Roberto Pinsler, Judy Popo. Fulias Delians Rcys Row 1 (loft to right): Roberto Berthier, Lesley Bloke. Dorothy Sutcliffe. Sheryl Cohn, (horlene Mencoff, Albeth Filtier, Bobbie Jacobs. Lee Wertheim. Gail Weingarten. Veto fogo|eff Row 2: Borboro Celoni. Myrno Goldstein, Rochelle Eisenberg, Sandy Toff. Beatrice Robinson. Faith Russo. Sondy Rod jorsky. Marcio Savin, Bonne Beltsen, Shan- non Greene. Row 3: Felicia Lantieri. Bor bare Swanson, Rot Quick, lee Meriwether, (lien Fisk. Amies Row 1 (loft to right): Judy Howland, Jane lubchenko, Sally Hogan. Sharon John stun. Rat Cowley, Alberto Lester. Morilyn Bloke. Lii Juul Row 2: Claudette Couhope. Marilyn Euler, Jonine Bourdieu, Jean Rrosefc. Fran Harmon, Marilyn Clothier. Moureen Miles Donatelos Row 1 (left to right): Normo Bolokion, Faye Eastland, Dione Broskomp, Sandy Agee, Gale Fletcher, Winnie Wooster, Melonic Meod. Mordi Rolfs, Jockie Ogletree. Jon Jocobs. Row 2: Reorl Opp. Adele Stern, Gail Selig- mon. Almo Mialocq, Jone Goldsberry, Ruth Fronken, Kathy Orr. Roily Estes. Abby Gins- berg. Steffi Schwerin, Erica long. Oppida mus Row 1 (left to right): Roberto Folkmon. Kothy McCool. Koty Nichols, Shirley Sims. Carolyn Kirby. Shirl Fronks. Mary Morotsos. Rot Hilke Row 2: Bobbie Arioni. Joyce Blumenthal, Jon Berry. Beverly Allen. Noncy Rosser, Morcrne Jchnscn, Shirley Blake. Jockie Cantrell, Naomi Spring, Morion Irvine. H 12 Prexy Crowns Low 5 Queen, Marie Davies Beggars on Horseback e Matson and 1 s Mother Song and Yell Leaders Fall I Candidates for Spring Senior King H-12 Drill Team Letterman Officers - Fall Letterman Banquet Advertising Section The George Washington Parent-Teachers' Association WisLstle GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1952-1953 PORTRAITS IN THIS SURVEYOR By J. H. DOHERTY FISHER STUDIO LEARN P. B. X. RECEPTIONIST Qualify in just 2 to 5 weeks for positions of intarast ond good pay which offar you axcallant opportunitias for odvoncamant in businass concarns of all typas. 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San Francisco, Calif SU 1-4772 (Uhq Sallq rates s k ally rates an orchid for looking ahead! Right after graduation she’ll begin working at a wonderful career' job with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Take a tip from Sally and make your own plans for the future . . . now! There’s a wonderful opportunity for you at Metropolitan that means steady employment, lots of chances for advancement, ideal working conditions, and a five-day week. You'll start with a good salary, and satisfactory workers get three raises the first year; periodic raises thereafter. In addition, you will find liberal vacations; attractive luncheon and lounge facilities; life, sickness, hospital and medical expense insurance; and lots of people your own age waiting to welcome you into various social, athletic and recreational groups. Loarn all about it — NOW! 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Compliments of BAY VIEW PHARMACY GEARY RADIO AND TELEVISION H. M. Pilkington RADIOS • APPLIANCES SALES ■ SERVICE • REPAIRS 5629 GEARY BLVD., BETWEEN 20th � 21st AVES. SK 1-4200 PIANO is FUN! 3-Months Beginners' Course. $6 o Month SPECIAL STUDENT VACATION RATE Present Student Body Card, get complete course for ONLY CALL NOW! Enrollment Limited Beaulieu Studios, Kohler B Chi $12 UN r-5300 1260 Market Street THE MERIT SHOPPE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Gym Suits • Sweat Skirts • Middies and Skirts F. Henry Lang • Dorothy Genelli, Manager 5509 GEARY BLVD.. AT 19th AVENUE BA 1-7122 SAN FRANCISCO 21. CALIFORNIA Refreshment headquarters TELL ME A STORY —MAY FESTIVAL •Ornio umocb autmowtv op rm coca cot a com pant bt THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.. SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. May Festival Queen JLoft to ripht: Barbara Shirley Canata. Shannon Greene. Pat Schulz . Front: Francos Costello. Queen. A u tog ra p hs Autographs k V v: 4 3' i i X 4K 5 7T v 4X l ,4 C 5 y?° i 4 V' ft - hi v £■ ,i