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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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To The years ahead, This generaTion oT WashingTonians musT TransmiT, unTarnished, The ideals oT moraiiTy, oT worThy ciTizenship, and oT InTeIlecTuaI honesTy which ' eyed!! 6014116 are The essenTial ingredienTs in ThaT concepT known as sTandarcls. The pasT, The presenT and The TuTure, The under- lying Theme oT The i954 SURVEYOR, is symbolic oT The conTinuiTy oT spiriTual and inTellecTual developmenT To which George WashingTon l-ligh School is dedicaTed. O. l. Schmaelzle 8 0I 3 Q656l,gQ Your Theme Tor The SURVEYOR is The vasT change in garmenTs worn by high school sTudenTs Today as compared To The sTu- denTs oT l89O. YeT, excepT Tor The TacT ThaT There are many more OT Them, boys and girls are TundamenTally The same as They were in l89O. Your change in wearing apparel has noT changed your characTer, buT only made iT easier Tor you To live in a TasTer moving world. MeThods oT educa- Tion have had To change, Too, To keep up To This TasT moving world. The Tields oT science and social sTudies, Tor insTance, presenT problems unheard oT in The nine- Ties. The meThods OT presenTing This knowl- edge have changed buT The greaT Tunda- menTals oT learning remain The same. There is no shorT cuT To knowledge-iT is The resulT oT hard work. f E, Parsons ogfii fididfanf Mincipa GroduoTes oT l954, The Time hos come To liTT The onchor ond seT soil Tor onoTher porT oT coll. For Three yeors' you srudied ond hod Tun oT The big school on The hill. Now you musT enTer upon onoTher period oT Troining prior To Toking your ploces in our complicoTed modern socieTy. Some oT you will choose To conTinue your schooling oT higher insTiTuTions oT leorning. You hove The oppor- TuniTy in Son Froncisco ond in The sToTe oT Colifornio To ovoil yourselves oT o college educoTion oT o very low cosT. No doubT your counselor hos inTormed you oT This olreody. The resT oT you will choose immedio1Te employmenT in The vorious occupoTions ovoiloble OT This Time Tor young people. Mony oT These occupoTions oTTer you Troining in o speciol kind oT work. You do noT hove To go To school in order To leorn mosT occu- poTions or skills. You con leorn on The job oT o liTe coreer. BUT whoTever you do, choose o Tield OT work ThoT you like ond ThoT hos promise Tor odvoncemenT. My besT wishes To oll oT you os you go TorTh To begin your coreers ond be ever mindTul ThoT success in liTe comes To Those who prepore Tor iT. J. A. Perino girfd 7.xgf55if5fanf lgrincilaa Agoin iT is Time To exTend greeTings To The ToculTy ond sTudenTs who work TogeTher To moke our school one oT which we ore iusTly proud. This working TogeTher oT TolculTy ond sTudenTs is one oT The mosT ouTsTonding chonges which hos come obouT in The yeors since The Turn oT The cenTury. STudenTs Toke more ond more responsibiliTy Tor The oper- oTion oT Their schools ond Thus hove o reol porT in Their progress. lT hos been soid ThoT os ye give so sholl ye receive. I know oT no ploce where This is so True os in our schools Todoy. You boys ond girls who give much oT your Time in service To your school reop greoT rewords in soTisTocTion Through Tosks well done, in growTh in powers oT occomplishmenT, ond in ossuronce ThoT you ore loying The Toun- doTions Tor successTul, 'hoppy ond useTul lives. As The yeors Tlow on our conTidence goes wiTh you. Those oT us who hove known you Myro R. Green va 2 L-'W-Q:-.. well know The TuTure is soTe in your honds. The only San Francisco science advisor 'Io receive a Trip To Purdue Universify was Mr. Gorham, He accompanied his s'I'udenI', Dave Gilberi, who won 'rhird place in +he Nafional Science Fair Con'res+. Miss Counihan opens up I'he new 'Iacul+y room on The 27'I'h of April by CU'H'ing a big red ribbon. AH'er 'Ihir+y-some years of Teaching, Mr. Morfon, head of The language depar4I'men+, will re'Iire. He plans 'I'o 'Iravel in Europe. Mr. Pearson was The only 'feacher in +he Bay Area 'ro receive The Ford Foundafion Scholarship. This en+i+les him 'Io Travel, expense paid, fhroughoul' The Uniiecl S+a+es and Canada all of nexf year. MR. ED ABERCROMBIE MR. ALAN ADDLESTONE MRS. MELANIE AINSWORTH MR. EMIL ANDERSON MISS HELEN ARCHER MR. MAURICE ARGENT MR. ALEX ATHANASOPOULOS MR. FRANZ BRAN DT MRS. EVELYN BRILLHART MR. JOHN BURKE MR. CECIL CARROLL MISS LUCILLE CARSON hi QL MISS KATHLEEN CAULEY ' MISS RITA CLARK MR. HUGH CLANAGHAN MISS MARGARET COOPE MISS CATHERINE COUNIHAN MISS LAURETTE CULLINAN MR. EUGENE DAWYDIAK MRS. CECILIA DEEHAN MRS. MARGARET DENNY MRS. DOROTHY DERN MRS. ANNA DICKSON MR. JOHN EDMOND MRS. ALICE EILERTSEN MR. DONALD EWING MR. STANLEY FELDMAN MR. ALLAN FIBISH MISS DOROTHEA FORCA E MRS. BERNICE GATES A MISS EDITH GARIN 4 acu fy, f95-4 O. I. SCHMAELZLE, PRINCIPAL J. A. PERINO, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-DEAN OF BOYS MISS MYRA GREEN, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-DEAN OF GIRLS MISS ELEANOR PARSONS, HEAD COUNSELOR MR. ED GORHAM MRS. EDITH HAFER MR. LAWRENCE HAWKINSON MRS. CORINNE HEDTKE MR. ELGIN HEINZ MIss ELIZABETH HELSETH MISS ALICE HOPPEL ,A MR. MARSHALL HUGHES 'I MR. HOADLEY JOHNSON MR. MERTON JONES MIss ERMA KELLGGG MRS. FLORENCE KENNEDY MR. EDWIN KNAPTGN MR. EERDINAND LAPEYRI MR. DAVID LE CLAIRE MRS. EDNA LOGAN MR. ADoLPH LUBAMERSKY MR. SAUL MADEEs MR. WILLIAM MAGNER MRS. VIRGINIA MANN MISS MARY MARSHALL MR. SHERMAN MCMILLAN MR. FRANK MORTON MIss ELIZABETH MURPHY MISS JEAN NORRIS MIss RUTH OAKES MR. WALTER oDoNE MIss ALICE O'LEARY MR. SEYMOUR PEARSON MR. SIDNEY PHELAN MIss MARGARET POOLE MISS MARIAN FULTON, Employment MRS. CLAIRE BASSETT, Nurse MR. JAMES THOMPSON, Head Cusfodian MR. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Engineer MRS. DORIS JOHNSON, Main Office MRS. JEAN CAMPBELL, Main Office MRS. NANCE CLARKE, Counseling Office MRS. LOUISE KOSTER, Assf. PrincipcII's Office MRS. LEAH STEIN, Aflendance Office MR. CHARLES McGILL, Accounianl MR. HENRY RAPHAEL MR. JOSEPH RASELLA MISS MILDRED RAUNER MR. CHAD READE MR. JOHN ROCKY OTC: SGTS. HICKS, LEONARD R. ROBERT SARCANDER S ARLINE SCHARFF ISS BARBARA SCHIECK R. FRANCIS SCHWAB MISS SONIA SELIG MISS FLORENCE SHEARER MRS. CATHERINE SHEEHAN MR. WARREN SMITH MRS. DOROTHY SUNDEL MRS. MYRTLE SWANSON MR. GEORGE TARAGOS MR. ALLAN TORLAKSON MR. JOHN UHTE MR. ELDRED VANDERLAAN MR. LOUIS VASQUEZ MRS. FRANCES WAGSTAFF MISS EMMELINA WALKER MR. JOHN WELCH MISS VESTA WHITE MR. JAMES WILLIAMS MR. CLARENCE LEAL MR. ONNI WILSON MR. HUGH WIRE MR. BRUCE WIRTH ! 1 ALLAN SEID Presiclenf Vice-Presiclenf LULA TAMARAS RON BERMAN DONNA YOUNG Second Vice-Presidenl' Secrefary Lgyfuclenf godly O icerzi-ja!!,53 Did you really know your officers? You knew Allan Seid was our Presidenf, buf how hard he worked and applied his abilify is somefhing fhaf wasn'f always realized by everyone even fhough he received fhe Cumming's Cup for oufsfanding service. And fhere is a saying fhaf fhe besf fhings come in small packages-well, Lula Tamaras proved fhis by fhe wonderful acfivifies she furned ouf. Ron Berman sfruck ouf on his own and proved fhe office of 2nd Vice Presidenf can be a fough buf im- porfanf iob when clone correcfly. The pen and book were Donna Young's symbols as Secrefary, and she puf fhem fo good use, doing an oufsfanding job all ferm. BERNIE SLAVIN JOHN MATHIS Treasurer Afhlefic Manager When fhe name Johnny Mafhis is menfioned fhe hearfs of Washingfonians open up fo a boy wifh a magic voice fhaf was loved by everyone, buf Johnny wanfed fo serve his school furfher so he became ifs freasurer. Encouraging fhe ofher officers and always having a kind word for everyone was Bob Gassin. l-le found fhe besf way in which fo help was fo be fhere when help was needed mosf. Bernie Slavin esfablished himself as fhe oufsfanding salesman among fhe officers when he sold more game fickefs fhan any ofher afhlefic manager 'has ever been able fo do. A liffle guy wifh a big personalify was Mario Galang as l-lead Yell Leader. Rain or shine he led us somefimes wifh his own crazy yells and supporfed our feam in a way fhaf made fhis inimifable liffle officer a favorife af Washingfon. MARIO GALANG Yell Leader Cusfodian BOB GASSIN i , ,, 2 geegycl -im! gag Q74 RON BERMAN PA OWLEY BOB GASSIN ANN O'BRlEN Presidenf Vice-Presideni' Second Vice-Presidenf Secrefary LL en 0 y l Celnif ' I0 I l fl g Sf of f K cl O ' ' ,5 The name Ron Berman shall forever ring fhrough fhe halls of George Washingfon as fhe boy who handled fhe May Fesfival problem experfly and had a greaf wif in our rallies. Paf Cowley has been fhe firsf Veep fo be successful wifh a Dancing Club. She's one liffle gal who's had everyone l'hep. Backing up Ron and fhe resf of fhe officers was Bob Gassin who was always lcepf busy af 2nd Veep by helping auf in such imporfanf proiecfs as fhe May Fesfival drive. Andy O'Brien. our very happy-go-lucky Secrefary, was burdened wifh all sorfs of problems, buf she solved fhem all. RICH MILLIKAN BERT WITTE Treasurer Afhlefic Manager fl Rich l Crusader l Millilcan was really gone as Treasurer when he lcepf up fhe IOOQVJ Sfudenf Body card sales in 5 days fradifion, and his bop and danc- ing abilify helped Paf a lof wifh her dancing classes. The sfrange noises heard in room T38 were made by Bob Granf, who besides his many iobs, lcepf up fhe spirif of fhe ofher officers when fhings were down. Good morning Washingfonians7 fhis is your sporfs- casfer, Berf Wiffe bringing . . Yes, fhis was said many fimes over fhe broadcasf as our sporfs-minded Afhlefic Manager reporfed fo us all fhe happenings in AAA sporfs. Pepping up fhe spirif of fhe sfudenf body was a fough job af fimes for Dan Graney, for fhe spirif in Spring is never quife as high as in fhe Fall. Buf fhis didn'f sfop Dan, he lcepf us yelling all season wifh high hopes and spirif all fhe way. DAN GRANEY BOB GRANT Yell Leader Cusfodian f, 'fin- l l CAM icerfi 30, ff 9 L-II CLASS OFFICERS JERRY LEVITIN Presicleni' PAM HAVN ER Vice-Presidenf MARCIA BECKMAN Secrercry H-I0 CLASS OFFICERS ELLIOT WARSHAUER Presideni' BEATRICE GRU EN Vice-Presideni' DARLENE JOHNSON Secrefary L-I0 CLASS OFFICERS GAYNELL MCP:-IERSON I Presidenf AUGUST HERMOSO Vice-Presidem' GWEN LUCAS Secrefary H-I2 CLASS OFFICERS Joi-IN DOTY Presideni' ELAI N E DARBY Vice-Presidenf PHYLLIS LEE Secre+c:ry BILL MIDDLETON Treasurer L-I2 CLASS OFFICERS BEN LASSERS Presideni' TERRY LEE Vice-Presideni' PAT COWLEY Secreiczry ADOLPHUS WONG Treasurer H-II CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD MILLIKAN Presidenf AN N O'BRI EN Vice-Presidenf JOAN WEINSHENK Secrefury LIN DA SO LTER Treasurer H-I2 L-I 2 H--II CLASS OFFICERS BEN LAssERs Presideni' SALLY HOGAN Vice-Presidenf ELLEN K RYTZER Secreicry MIKE SIEGEL Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS JOHN LEIPSIC Presidenf FRAN COSTELLO Vice-Presideni' TOY KIM YEE Secre+ary ANN GORMAN Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS BOB PHALEN Presideni' PAM HAVN ER Vice-Presidenf INGRID GOLDSTEIN Secreicry TED GU RICH Treasurer 'WK , T-1 5? 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'girff BRUNGARD ENDERS HARTZELL LEE POY, Fall Pres. 1 6-1:-'M 1. rf A MZ.,-'flf ,. L 9 'AT' QT' -Q 1 fi? 0 N CONDAS FELT HIROTA, Spring Pres. LEE SOLTER an Rf: 'T 4 ' ' : flu ..r a . y s.. . ----vi v . ' My F ' rfb.. H' , , V' 'M Q . s !Q 1?' rvk L, V -Q. I gyr., ...ah 5-gf.. . iw fi K l,-A, 3 I 5 E, Y r .. Y- at rf Service COOKSON FIRCHOW HO MIKKELSEN TAMARAS .RM 4 1' If is 2 J.,- 41 'fm' 4, . 'Q . 15 fs ,f--'F A rf ' . ig' ... . Y I .--1-' 1'-114 sr. 'E?' Q 3 'f 4. H. f-., -40 : T' ..x by :- . Qi -L. . .Fir f' 122 S 3 I ,QV Fa? . .-A .E 9' -1... ociefg COWLEY GLEW HOGAN MORSE WEAVER CULBERTSON GOLDSMITH JOHNSON NORMAN WEINSHENK ?Q: Q? ,WX - 315, Row 1 lleft Io righfl: Guy Van Doren, John MaThis, Ron Berman, Lula Tamaras, Allan Seid, Donna Young, Bob Gassin, Elaine Darby, Bill MiddleTon, Danise Blue. Row 2: Angela MuscaT, Merrill Gardner, BeaTrice Gruen, AugusT Hermoso, Pam Havner, Ingrid GoldsTein, Louise von EmsTer, Lois Enders, Kay FelT. Adolohus Wong, Ann O'Brien, Joan Weinshenlc. Row 3: Kirby Griffin, John DoTy, Phyllis Lee, Bruce Belding, Cora Poy, Sid Lewin. xecufive ounci ln every dernocroTic socieTy There musT be a govern- ing or legisloTive body. AT George WashingTon This group is called The ExecuTive Council. IT is composed oT The eighT sTudenT body oTTicers and The six class oTTicers Trom eoch class, ToTaling in all, TorTy-Tour members, This group meeTs usually every Two-weelcs To discuss currenT ond pressing problems in school. Some oT The duTies oT The ExecuTive Council are: op- porTioning school Tundsy possing by-lows To supplemenT our ConsTiTuTiong granTing awards ond honors in The name oT The sTudenT body: making all laws ond decid- ing upon all maTTers which shall aTTecT The sTudenT body or The school. One oT The imporTonT TuncTions oT The Council This Term was To decide wheTher To have a May FesTival Drive os in The pasT. The Council is presided over by The PresidenT oT The STudenT Body ond The group is advised by Miss Sonia Selig, The TaculTy sponsor. Surely This is The highesT Torm oT o Truly sTudenT conTrolled, dernocroTic govern- I'f'i6Y'il'. Row 1 lleff to righfl: Alain Traig, lla Koshland, Suzie Kobuchi, Leslie Leong, Andra Francisco, Barbara Cassell, Frances Cos- Tello, Lillian Yee, PaT Cowley, Ron Berman, Toy Yee, John Leipsic, Dan Graney, STella Perry, Tanalco Hagiwara, Joann lmai, Freddie Hiclis, Milne Torres, Bob GranT. Row 2: Ann O'Brien, Warner Lee, BeaTrice Gruen, Darlene Johnson, Lynne Kalman, Milne Siegel, Sally Hogan, Ellen KryTzer, Ben Lassers, Barbara PolsTer, RoberTa Heyman, Rich Millilcan, BerT WiTTe, Pam Havner, Jerry Mann, Bob Gassin, Bob Phalen, Jerry Levifin, Ted Gurich. Absent: Sally LamberT, Fred Borden. va-1+ iff-sw W-ffr 'N' T ' X ' ' X I -my 'U X Row I ileft to rightl: AnneTTe Lindenberg, lngrid GoldsTein, Joan Coleman, Danise Blue, Rifa Zydonis, lrene Bush, Carol Springer, Louise von Emsier, Jeanne Graham, Joan Harrison, Merrill Gardner, Karen Voss, Sue Franklin. Row 2: Barbara Bowman, JaniaTa Medlock, Virginia Perry, Ron Berman, Bob O'Donnell, Charlene SeiberT, Marie MaThios, Doris Thema, Carol Heicksen, RoberTa Heyman, Lois Enders, Carol Sprague, Jane Goldsberry. Row 3: Eleanor Gander+, Sally LamberT, Josephine Klear, June Lee, Marlene PasTel, Barbara Seidman, Edna SilTon, Carol Hayes, Allan Seid, Bob Gassin, Lula Tamaras, Vangie Powell. mcdkingfon Kadinef Every Tuesday morning aT 8 o'clock sharp, The Wash- ingTon CabineT, composed oi one represenTaTive Trom each regisTry, meeTs in room 235. To This meeTing The delegaTes bring The problems and ideas OT The sTudenTs in Their respecTive regisTries. The problems are discussed unTil a soluTion is reached. These soluTions as well as explanaTions oT The policies and viewpoinTs oT The adminisTraTion are Then Taken back To The regisTries Tor TurTher discussion. The resulTs OT The regisTry meeTings are reporTed To The cabineT The Tollowing week. AlThough The cabineT iTselT has no adminisTraTive power and is noT a policy making body, any new ideas or conclusions, resulTing Trom The discussions aT iTs meeTings are passed on To The proper auThoriTies, wheTher They be sTudenT body oTTicers, ExecuTive Coun- cil, The Principal, or TaculTy. Since iTs adopTion by Mr. Schmaelzle in l949, The cabineT has been a very eTTicienT means oT gaThering The opinions OT a cross-secTion oT The UniTed STudenTs oT George WashingTon High School. This year, as in The pasT, The WashingTon CabineT as an advisory group To The Principal and ExecuTive Council, has proven iTselT a success as a sounding board Tor schoo' problems. ' Row 'I ileff To righfl: Nadine GriTl iTh, KaTherine Fong, Jack Manoquerra, Doris Sharp, Mary Lou Brown, Lois MacDonald, Sally Barrui, AnneTTe Zamore, Marilyn Euler, Jim Allen, Lorraine Pinsler, Bonnie ReuTer, Marvin Mizis, Alain Traig, John FulTon, Wilson Chu, Marion Rauschkolb. Row 2: Jo Lewis, Carolyn Keller, Jackie McGraw, Danise Blue, Bobbie Vail, Carol Springer, Gerald Green, Carles Anderson, Gary Holi, Lauren ParroTT, PaT Kleinsorg, Barbara Riedel, Marilyn Tozier, Carol Heicksen, Carol Sprague, Bobby Mueller, Tommy Kirichenko, Angeline Sfaelos, Marie MaThios. Row 3: Carolyn Senske, Lillian Yee, PorTia Goldkind, Carol Thompson, Doris Thoma, Ann Cas'l'ro, KeiTh Jowler, Benny' Leong, MelTon Chew, Allan Fishbein, Henry Crossfield, Phillip Chang, Gayle RaThiens, Treasure Myers, Helen FiyimoTo, Sally RyTand, Sheldeen Osborne, Virginia Keelen, Suzanne Nigeac, Lucinda Jung, Charlene Leong, Carol Buley. 73-'iT.':7wQs 'wijzgzfgarg -ff-v3'ig-Zyvrr r' 'if ' 2'77 T7f :HW -nneuniun -n-w-vm V ' V, . ,c-. Hfe. Mecefiyi - f ' fs elf sw -ni..-.,., ,a......,........A .... 'rxzx ri IRQ W I Q -f I 6 emu dm 'Mlm xxx ig M Mlffj 3f17WAff,, F W!! Ulmfr W GfQxllf,Bw2 ll 1 .r p,lV?f, at . '31 mQMfffffff,W H? '-'-fx 91' -' f3 . N f A I' ' 1 ' 'I ff Q' Qw WW X. M Xx x , 1 , , A mf., .I - I L W X ' 1? . AA f Xia? i 7 mf '16 fytl'-:'llel'il4 ' X- Lv if . N , N - ,, dl - ,KIIJIYW me wgwig ., - H wif My We MNA, - ff' - f ' ff imf xm Q - 1 Mp, ' 1' W V I1 3 W 5' - mf, ., QW JM W4 I j Ni 110 . -M' fff -- f , ! f 16 Y 1 1 . ,M ,N W z . - - 1 ' - ' f The Seniors ' A 1? fl!! Cfaw .Mafory The graduafing class of Full 1953 will long be remembered for 'rheir line canrribulion lo Washingron's Scholosl'ic,A1'hle+ic, and Social accom- plishmenfs. Wirh Miss Rilo Clark as Their more Than able sponsor They complered ihree very successful years ar'Washing+on. All Jrhe members al rhe class pifched in ro produce The Road 'ro Mandai lay, 'rheir Junior Day: which was lol- lowed by The dance Mondalayan Melodies. The memorable Junior Prom Moonligh'rSilhoueH'es, rounded ou1'+he'lerm's aclivilies. Finally came 'rhe big Senior Year. Wilh fhe presenrafion of Music Through Jrhe Ages lheir fabulous Senior Day and Say ll' Wilh Music, +he dance, fhis class was nearing 'rhe end of Hs high school career. They climaxed rheir journey wifh Midwin'rer Dreams, rheir Senior Prom and Jrheir commencemenl' on January 26, i954-. GZ' ,W Cummings Cup winners: Allan Seid Gnd Elaine Darby. Allan Q of lnaugUfGlelsCiilliySS presidemUS Qavel J . ,ff 7 X-If . , ' f ' ,Lrg ly, 1 , A . :W 3 ' . y . s M 7 li S-.. ' ,,, .egg ' EQ, I ,LSI l+f KIKQ T A 4 'Qi' 1 1 Z . . ,, -, ,, ,- Farewell Bfeoklosiz, fm L l a l l I V I 3 l l I l l l l i E i i n i I l l l l l l ll m fi 'I Wim 1 ry, 1 5 if? Q s .54 flssef i fif- l 1 4 :, JPN' N, ' 1 f r Illizq 'km I' 1 l IHHII Illllllllll llllll 1 llllllll f'f '., - , ,,,,.. ,V fi ,f ,.j,mf'7f ,Vf.gQ !,Q,? . X . , . . f W . Q f . Z .: ' V i z - ' : .V C ,, II lllllllll 111 ll .1 11 un AARO, JOHN-Reg. Veep, Treas.: DeMolay: Baskelloall: C.C.S.F. ADDLESTON, JERRY-Reg. TreOS-I Fishing: Golf: Music: S.F. Slale. AKERS, SUSAN-Reg. Sec.. Veepi Cooking: Music: Worls. ALEXANDER, ESTERlNA-Basket ball: Tennis: Tailoring School. ALLEN, BEVERLYfReg. SeC.I Sr. Day: Tri-l li-Y: Business College. ANDERSON, CHESTER-Trap ping: Fishing: Music: C.C.S.F. ANDERSON, THOMAS-The9 Royals: Baskeiball Team: S.F. Slaie. ANGELONlDES, PETER-Aulo Racing Design: C.C.S.F. ANSARA, ROBERT - Reg. Pres.: Masquers: Record colleciing: Drama: C.O.P. ARIANI, BARBARA - Reg. Sec.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: Tri- l-li-Y: G.A.A.: Riding: Waler- skiing: Swimming: Dancing: S.J. Siale. ATTWOOD, GUY-Reg. Pres.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Bc Sr. Day: Swimming: Bowling: Baskeiball: S.F. Siale. AU, KENNETH-Reading: Basker- ball: College: Navy. BALL, CLAIRE - Records: Munson Business School: Powers Model- ing School. BARNARD, ROBERT - Golf: C.C.S.F. BARSAM IAN, ARMAN - L- l 2 Treas.: Reg. Pres., Treas.: Ex. Coun.: Rifles: Foollaall: Basker- ball: College. BEACHY, GORDON - Reg. Pres.I Red Cross: Swimming: College. BELDING, BRUCE - L-IO 81 H-l0 Pres.: L-I2 Sc l-l-I2 Ex. Coun.: Eagles Pres.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Rally Comm.: Prin. Cab.: Swim- ming: Cal.: Law. BERRY, JANET-Reg. Pres., Sec., Treas.: Tri-Hi-Y: Swimming: Work. ' BLAINE, DONALD - Reg. Pres.: l-li-Y: Paleoniology: Swimming: Golf: Baskeiball Team: College: Navy. BLAKE, SHIRLEY-Sr. 3: Jr. Day! G.A.A,: Block W: Riding: Work. BLUM, SANFORD-Prin. Cab.: Sr. Day: A.Z.A.: Coins: Fishing: l-luniing: Baseball: Foolball: Baskeiball: College. BOWERS, GEORGE-Eagle Rep.: Music: Wood Work: Fishing: Swimming: Faoihall: Drafisman. BRAAS, DAVID-l-lunling: Phoiog- raphy: Baskelball: Foofball: Col- lege. BRADLEY,JlMMlE-Collecling rec- ords: Foolball: Baskeiball: C.C. S.F. BRESEE,PATRlClA-Reading:Sew- ing: Work. BUSH, IRENE- Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: S. 81 G.: C5.A.A.: Block W: Science Club: Driving: Cal, CANTRELL, JACKIE- Reg. Veep: Tri-Hi-Y:l-lorseloackricling:Work. CASEY, HENRY- Baseball: Fool- ball Team: C.C.S.F. CAUCHI, ANN-Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Bid seller: J.A.: Sewing: Dancing: Swimming: Worlc. CHAMBERLIN, SUE-Dancing: Swimming: G.A.A. CHAN. GEORGE-Swimming. CHINN, EWING-Eagle Rep.: Class Comm.: S. X: G.: Basker- ball: Traclf: Soccer: Cal, CHOY, LIPPMAN-Sporls: Basker- ball: Worlc. CHUN, ROBERT-Reg. Pres.: Dance Comm.: Srudy Hall Chair- mon: Saber Club: Tennis: Bowl- ing: Radio: C.C.S.F. CHUNG, EDWIN - Reg. Treas.: Sporrs: Poa+ball: C.C.S.F. CHURICH, SHIRLEY-Slcaring: Swimming: Dancing: Baslcelball: Beaurician. CHURCH, STANLEY- Reg. Pres.: Masquers: Rally Comm.: Broad- cas+ Sralil: Drama: Foo1'ball:Col- lege. CITRON, SAMUEL-Lerlermen: Jr. X1 Sr. Day: Reg. Pres.. Treas.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Swimming Team: Foolball: S.l:. Slale. CLARFIELD, GERARD-Reg. Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Tropical Fish: Records: Tennis: Cal. CLAUDIO, FERDINAND - Saber Club: Fishing: Hunling: Rifle Team: C.C.S.F. COHN, JERROLD-Worlc. CONNORS, PATRICIA-Reg. Veep: Jr. Day: Dance Comm.: Tri-Hi-Y: Bowling: C.C.S.F. CONRAD, TOM - Sporls: Tennis Team: Swimming Team: Cal. COSTANZO, GERRY - Dancing: Jr. Day: Baslcerball: Foolballg Cal.: Civil Engineering. COVIELLO, LARRY-Masquers Pres.: College. COX, ROBERT - Sr. Day: Sporfs Cars: Foolball: S.F.C.C. CUNEO, THELMA-L-I2 Sec.: Ex. Coun.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Sr. Ad.: G.S.S.: Reg. Pres., Sec.: G.A.A,: BloclcW: Music: Riding: Volleyball: S.F. College for Women. CURTIS, DAVE-Reg. Pres.: l.eH'er- men: Sporls: Swimming Team: Foolball: Worlc. CUTTLER, CAROL-Red Cross: F.B.L.A.: GAA.: Dance Comm.: Dancing: Record Callecfion: Ten- nis: Worlc. DAHLINGER, RICHARD-Ex. Coun.: Reg. Pres., Veep: Ex, Dance Comm.: S,F.Y.A.: Cars: Slciing:GolfTeam: Bowling: Base- ball Team: College. DARBY, ELAINE-H-IO Sec.: l.-I l, H-ll 81 H-I2 Veep: Prin. Cala.: Red Cross: Ex. Dance Comm.: Sr. Ad.: G.S.S.: GAA.: C.S.F.: lce Slcaring: Music: Cal. DESPOTAKIS, JOHN-Reg. Pres.: Sr. Day: S. 81 G.: Foolball Team: Traclc Team: Cal. DILLON, CARROLL-Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Cars: Foolball Team: Soccer: Baseball: C.C.S.F. DITO, JAYNE-Bloclc W Sec.. Pres.: Reg. Veep, Sec.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Bowling: Nurse. DONG, DIANA-GAA.: F.B.L.A.: Tennis: Badmin1'on:C.C.S.F. DOTY, JOHN - H-l2 Pres.: Ex. Coun.: Reg, Pres.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Jr, 81 Sr. Day: Eagles: C.S.P.: Prin. Cab.: Jr. 31 Sr. Ad.: Eag'e Edilor: Cal.: Law. .uiiui. Cui., pun, antigen... -A for at 41 If :fer . JS sr 'S' 7? a X . , Eg' ., gr. . IVY :ff . A I ,, '1 ll : ' , Q td 4 sf ,My- iit- f. 1 . -f-we--. A 2 f! .E l ...S e...,............ ,.. .-..K..,.,0.....e - M.. 4- LM... 3 A. 2 5 i 1 5 .. DULBERG, SANDRA-Block W.: C5.A.A.: Sporls: Ari: Music: Pho- lographyz S.F. Slale. ENG,ANABEL-Ex.Coun.:G.A.A.: Bloclc W: Jr. 3: Sr. Ad.: Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 34 Sr. Day: Ice Slcaiing: Cel.: Nurse. EVENSON, JACK - Reg. Treas.I Delvlolay: Baslcelball: Bowling: Tennis Team: Business College. FELL, ALAN-Reg. Treas.: Swim- ming: Fishing: Tumbling: Baslcef- ball: C.C.S.F. FIRCHOW,CAROL-RaIlyComm.I Dance Comm.: GSS.: F.T.A.: Eagle Wings Slari: Red Cross: College. FOLKMAN, ROBERTA-Reg. Sec.. Veep, Treas.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 84 Sr. Day: G.A.A.: Ticlcel' 81 Bid Seller: Tri-I-Ii-Y: Waier Slciing: Swimming: Riding: S.J. Slaie. FONG, LAWRENCE-L-I2 Pres.: Reg. Treas.: Sr, Day: May Fes- lival: Eagles Veep: Aulo Design- ing: Flying: Foolball: Baslceiball: College. FRANKS,SHIRLEY-DanceCamm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: O.A.A.: Tri-I-Ii-Y: Riding: Dancing: Camping: U.C. al Davis. FREEMAN, BARBARA - Jr. Day: Bid Bc Ticlcel Seller: Swimming: Bowling: College. GALANT, MILTON - Reg. Veept A.Z.A.: Clarinef: Reading: Track Team: Baslceiball: Foolball: Col- lege. GARRISON, DONALD-Saber Club: Baslcelball: Foolball: C.C.S.F. GEANACOS, ROSE-Prin. Cab.: Red Cross: Dancing: Bowling: Swimming: C.C.S.F. GIN, RONALD-Baslaelball Team. GLEW, ARLENE-Reg. Sec.: Sr. Day: G.A.A.: G.S.S.: Eagle Siaili: Surveyor Siaif: Block W: Sr. Ad.: Ari: Nurse. GRIFFIN, KAY-Red Cross: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Slcaling: Bowling: Swim- ming: Dancing: College. HAMMEL, LEE-I-lol Rods: Aulo Racing: Worlc. HAMROL, CHARLOTTE-Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Jr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W: Music: Dancing: Swimming: Bad- minlon: Cal.: Nurse. HAM ROL, WILLIAM-Sporis: Golf Team: C.C.S.F. HANES, DAVID-Saber Club: Auiomobiles: Baseball: I-Iaclcey: C.C.S.F. HASTINGS, DOROTHY - Dance Comm.: S. 81 G.: Red Cross: Dancing: Reading: Ice Slcaiing: Swimming: C.C.S.F. HILKE, PAT - Reg. Sec., Treas.: Tri-I-Ii-Y: Knilling: Swimming: Worlc. HIRAI, MARY-F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.I Bloclc W: Tennis: College. HIRSCH, ROSA - Red Cross: G.A.A.: Kniiling: Selling: Sporls: Bowling: Swimming: C.C.S.F. HOM, FAYE-Reg.Treos.:Jr. Day: G.A.A.:Record Colleciion: Piano: Bowling: Tennis: Cal.: Nurse. HOM, WILEY-C.S.F.: Pels: Painl- ing: Baslcelball: Cal.: Deniisl. JABER, JIMMIE-Fishing: Baslcel- ballt C.C.S.F. IRVINE, MARIAN-G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Tri-I-Ii-Y: Volleyball: S.F, College for Women: Teacher. HONIG, BARBARA- Reg. Veep, Sec., Treas.: Bowling: C.C.S.F. JAMERSON,LAFAYETTE-Acling' Baslce+ball: Boxing: College, JEBROVSKY, OLGA- Dance 50mm-I Block W: GAA.: Bod- minion: Work, JOHNSON, HERMAN - Piano Drawing: Model Airplanes: Bos- lcelball: Eoolball: Air Earce. JOHNSON, MARCINE-Eagle Sfoilx Sr. Day: Reg. Veep: Sar- veyor Sr. Edilorp Trivl-li-Y: Block W: G.A.fR.: G.S.S.: Horse-beclc Riding: C.C.S.E. KALSH, MILLY- Reg. Sec.: Prin Cab.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Day: Jr. Ad.: Block NN: G.A.A.: Bowling- Swimrning: Cal, KATZER, NORMAN- Pool: Fool- ball: College, KERVINEN, JOHN-Avialion: Col- lege. KLINE, DAVE-Record Collecling- Eoolball: C.C,S.E. KNANISHU, JOAN - Reg. Sec. Treas.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Sr. Day: Arr: Piano: Tennis: Cal.: Nurse. KONINGS, JOHN - P.A. Crew: l-li4Y: l-liking: Molorcycles: Pho- lograplwy: Radio: lnduslrial De- signing. KOPP, HAROLD-Lel'l'ermen: Eagles: Jr. Ad.: Reg. Pres., Veep: Co-Ord. Board: Ex. Dance Comm.: l-li-Y: Dancing: Tennis Team: College. KORENS, RICHARD-Reg. Treas.: N.R.A.: Radio: Rifle Team: Air Force. KORSHOONOFF, NICK-Sramps: Soccer: Swimming: C.C.S.E. KRESS, JUDY-Dance Comm.: Rec- crds: Dancing: Bowling: lce Slcal- ing: C.C.S.E. LANOYSHEV, EUGENE - Clwess Club: Swimming: l-liking: Tennis: C.C.S.E. LAUER, GEORGE - Reg. Pres.: Class Comm.:SaberClub:Eagles: S. X1 G.: U.C.L.A. LAWRENCE, HOWARD-Reg. Treas.: Eagles: Lellermen: De- signing:Swimming Team:Wal'er- polo: Surfing: Sranlord. LEE, AUDREY - Hi-Y: Drawing: Billiards: Dancing: Traclc Team: Foolball Team: C.C.S.E. LEE, BEATRICE-GAA.: Block W: Worlc. LEE, PHYLLIS - Ex. Coun.: l-l-I2 Sec.: Reg. Veep, Sec.: GSS.: G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: Block W: Dance Comm.: Jr. Ad.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: E.B.L.A.: Ticlcel 81 Bid Seller: Swimming: SF. College for Women. LEE, SHIRLEY-Jr. 31 Sr. Day: Bowling: G.A.A,: Volleyball: Slenograplwer. LEONG, SPENCER-Aufomobiles: Swimming:Slcaling:Tennis:Army. LEW, HENRY - Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Sporls: Foolball Team: Track Team: Baslcerball Team: C.C.S.F. LEYSEN, PAUL-Music: C.C.S.F. LlM, GEORGE-Cars: Sporls: Traveling. LORENZlNl, MAX--College. LOW, SHARLENE - Reg. Pres.. Veep: Prin, Cob.: Music: Knif- ling: G.A.A.: Bowling: Volley- ball: College. LOW, WILFORD - S.S.P.C.: Arr: Baslcefball: Basebaiig Swimming: Bowling: S.E. Slale. r Z Z S -f-ivih. , .3 , . .--,fwiffu , Q . Ig N.-2 I l Q 4 -9 fx 'iz , -, -5,..5T i.f.- X V sg ,W xL,. . , ,. , -f .gzjplli x- xsr . C, ,, We ,. M .C C 2 , if ,, 9 H.: , N. BN 2 I ex QR s sg -as Q ,., ee ff Q Q or S gm mage, V -. :gg 'S 'Q 'f , 2 , E, S S36 ge ci ie WSH Q, Y 21, mi? gfafiia ,Zip 11- - -.: J. . ' 1-'G 3 .F gg, 5 ,l X ww LA. -we . . W.,-A ,. .... 1,- , s 1? A Y 'X s 'x M Q1 J IQ, ' , X W 'fl- Q ff-E'.Jl'f1-1... Lf F: l 4 Ji' EMT..- .,,, , -. LUM, EUGENE-S.S.P.C.I Pholog- raphy: Arl Cenler School. MACHOL, HILDA - Reg. Veep: G.A.A.: Riding Club: U.C, al Davis. MARTIN, CHARLES-Reg. Treas.7 Slanliord. MARATSOS, MARY - Ex. Coun.I Reg. Pres., Veep: Jr. Ad.: Sr. Day: Music: Tri-l-li-Y: S.F. Slale. MATHIS, JOHN-S.B. Treas.I Reg. Pres.: Ex. Coun.: Swimming: Bas- lcelball: Music: Baskelball Team: Track Team: S.l5. Slale. MATZEN, RICHARD-Slage Crew: S.F. Slale. - MCARTHUR, ISAAC-l-li-Y: Fool- ball Team: Baslceiboll Team: S.F, Slaie. MCCOOL, KATHLEEN-Reg. Pres., Treas.: Tri-l-li-Y: Records: Swim- ming: Worlc, MELLO, JOAN-Sr. Day: Tri-l'li- Y: Bowling: Slcaling: Swimming: Volleyball: College. MIBACH, DONALD - Swimming Team: Foolball: Navy. MIDDLETON, WILLIAM-L-ll Pres.: l-l'l2 Treas.: Dance Comm.: Reg. Pres.: Eagles: l-lydroplanes: Swimming Team: Wafer Skiing: C.C.S.F. MlKKELSEN, PATRlClA-Jr. 81 Sr. Day: S.S.P.C.: Block W: G.S.S.: Sr. Ad.: Music: Badminlon: Fashion Design School. MIKKELSEN, PETER-Chess Club: Science Ficlion: Old Cloclcs: Teacher. MILLER, STANLEY-Ex. Coun.: Ex. Rally Comm.: Broadcasl Slalil: Sr. Day: Acling: TV Produclion: Swimming: Bowling: C,C.S.F. MIYAMA, LAWRENCE - Pholog- raphy: Traclc Team: College. MOCK, DANIEL-Baskelballi C.C.S.F. MOCK, JOAN-Prin. Cab.: Reg. Sec.: Sr. 8: Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: G.A,A.: BloclcWVeep: Bowling: S.E. Slale. MORSE, LOlS- Reg. Veep: Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: G.S.S.: C5.A.A.: Pholography Club? Block W: Sporls: Universiiy of Michigan. MURPHY, ROBERT-Reg. Treas.I Sporls: S.F. Slale. NELSON, ELLODEE-Sr. Day? Singing: Dancing: Collecling Rec- ords: Tennis: S.F. Slale. NEWBURN,.lOl'lN-Aulomobiles: Hunling: Fishing: C.C.S.F. NG, WINFRED-S.S.P.C.: Draw- ing: Crail Worlc: Swimming: Slcaling: Arr School. NlCl-lOLS, KATHERINE-Reg. Veepl Tri-l-li-Y: Records: Pels: Swimming: Bowling: Slcaling: Work. O'DONNELL,ROBERT-Prin.Cab.2 Baslcelball Team: Cal. OWYOUNG, BOCK-l-li-Y: Coins: Swimming: College. PHOTOPOULOS,GEORGE- C.C.S.l:. PLOTNICK, SHERWIN-Saber Club: Violin: Eleclrical Engineer- ing: Golli: Tennis: l-lunlingg Col. lege. PONVE,TAMARA-Reg.Sec.:Prim, Cab.: Red Cross: Dance Comm: i Jr. a sf. Ad. ess.: e.A.A,, S. 81 G.: Bloclc W: Piana: Col- le e. POY, CORA-Ex. Coun.: Reg. Veep, Pres.:GSS.Pres.:C.S,F.:G.A.A.: Block W: Dcince Comm.: Jr. 84 Sr. Doy: Jr. Ad.: Col., Nurse. REDFORD, BARBARA-Dance Comm.: Jr. 84 Sr. Dciy: Doncing: Bowling: S.I:. Slcile. ROOKARD, JACK-Sr. Doy: Cus- Iom Cor Work: Trcick: Gymnos- lics: Work. ROSENTHAL, MARTIN - Model Building: lce Skoling: Work. ROSSER, NANCY-Sr. Doy: Tri- I-li-Y: Music: Swimming: Work. SACHS, LUCILLE-GAA.: Swim- ming: Movies: Work. SANDER, WALTER - Sr. Doy: Sober Clulo: Cors: Fishing: Golf Teom: Foolbcill: Work ol' Tele- plnone Co. SALVO. GERALDINE - G.A.A.: Boskelboll: Modern Doncing: Piono: Bookkeeper. SAUNIER, JUNE-Doncing: Skol- ing:Tennis:Work. SCHEELINE, ED-Donce Comm.: Swimming Teom: Tennis Teom: C.C.S.F. SCHMITT,ANNE-Reg.Sec.,Veep: Red Cross: Woler Skiing: Bowl- ing: Swimming: S.F. Sl'ol'e. SCHUMAN, HOWARD-Reg. Pres., Treos.: DeMoloy: Records: Bowling: Tennis: Pciinling: Col- lege. SEID,ALLAN-S.B.Pres.,2ndVeep: I-I-ll Pres.: Sober Club: Boskel- boll: Col. SIMON, MILTON-- l-li-Y: Horse- bock Riding: Skoling: Swimming: Boskellocill: College. SIMS, SHIRLEY-Reg. Veep, Sec.: Tri-I-Ii-Y: Bowling: Swimming: Work. SINGER, DIANE -- Music: Swim- ming: I-lorsebock Riding: Secre- Ioriol Work. SLATER, MARILYN-Eagle Slolzl: Surveyor Sr. Edilor: Reg. Veep: Jr. 81 Sr. Dciy: Arl: Bowling: S.F. S'rcl'e. SPRAGUE, BRUCE-I-li-Y: Slomps: Coins: Swimming: Boxing: Fool'- boll: College. SPRING, NAOMI-Tri-I-li-Y: Rec- ords: Cloissicol Music: Volleyball: Doincing:S.l:.Slo1Ie. TAMARAS, LULA-S.B. Veep: Ex. Coun.: L-I0 81 L-I2 Veep: G.A.A. Veep: Rolly Comm.: Ex. Donce Comm.: Block W: Tennis: S.F. Slole. TANAKA, NATSUO - Plwolog- ropliy: Foolboll Teom: C.C.S.l:. TANAKA, PETER-Drowing: Sporls: Boseboll: Tennis: C.C.S.F. THOMAS, THEODORE-Foolloclli C.C.S.F. TOOR, SHELDON - Reg. Veepi Rolly Comm.: DeMoloy: Enler- loinmenl: Col. TSUJISAKA, DOLLY - Block W: Bowling: C.C.S.I:. TSUYUKI,JOE-Billiards:Drowing: Boskellooll: Foolboll Teom: C.C. S.F. TURNER, JEAN -Collecling Rec- ords: Roller Skoling: Trcivel. TU ROFF, M U RRAY-A.Z.A.: Science Club:Moll1 Club:Sl'omps: Recidino: Swimmino: Cal. ff V 'T 47 2 X I ,az 4. if Q 'W 4' I ,., ' l A 4, yi! , ' 'L' I mr' friyf.-, he : .aw , .-f.- 7 40. .J i c ,.... .44 E 1 4 W. , 'f 5 MW? x 'Z , f ,ff 56,345.4 . V iffy., . 1, J W fm f ., . -gi: if ' 'Q 91 A new ,.sgv7g .g-W' E, . iff ' I .7 ff WEL my f , 7 ' f ff . Y f ,Ty J f . --4 -fy I X f X li: I .Z f' I . .. i:::5 ,1:. , YI , N35 A-:wa ., ff f-. , f .: C , ..b I VANO, EMANUEL-Cars: Plwolog- raplwy: Boxing: C.C.S.F. WERTH, YVONNE - Reg. Pres.: Prin.Calo.:DonceComm.:G.A.A.I C.S.F.: Masque 8: Gavel: Skiing: College. WHANG, FRANCIS-Reg. Pres.. Treas.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: BOWIIHQI Piano: Baskelball: Foolloall: Cal. WILLIAMS, FREDERICK-Red Cross: Sporls: Music: Baskelball Team: College. WILLIAMS, JOE-I-li-Y: Painling: Baskelball Team: L.A.C.C. WILLIAMSON, MARILUISE- Ice Skaling: Swimming: Bookkeeper. WONG, BERNICE-Reg. Sec.: Reading:Sewing:Tennis:ColIege. WONG, REYNOLD-C.S.F.: S. 8: G.: Science Club: Malh Club: Tennis Team: Swimming Team: Nuclear Plwysicisl. WONG,RUBY-GAA.:Reg.Sec.: BlockW: Jr. ACI.: Jr. Day: Dance Comm.: Bowling: Knillingg Col- lege. YAMAMOTO, TORU - Arl: Ari' School. YEE, ELLA-Bowling: Work. YOUNG, DONNA-S.B. Sec.: Ex. Coun.: H-IO Veep: L-IO Sec.: Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: G.S.S.: Rally Comm.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Co-orclinaling Board: G.A.A.: Jr. Ad.: Swimming: Dancing: Cel. YOUNG, PATRICK-I-liglw Fidelily Syslem: Track Team: College. YUNA, JOELL-GAA.: S.S.P.C.I Rally Comm.: Slage Crew: Mas- quers: Drama: Baclminron: C.C. S.F. ZYDONIS, RITA-I-I-II Treas.: Ex. Coun.: Song Leader: Reg. Pres., Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: Rally Comm.: Swimming: S.F. Slale. ,M E SE 4 Z if I mx M M' 1' 'Z -255 '-1' Xi ff f X sefilo' if gey f Queen Vorygl. i ' TQ us.z.s.x S lo WF- W 2 x, cs' me X .Q- 11 ,-e .sv Q il. ,. F f YJ , sn O We rin Cfaaa .jwaafory Under The capable direcTion oT iTs sponsor Mrs. Corinne l-ledTlce, The Senior class aT Spring l954 had many memorable experiences aT George WashingTon. Junior Day broughi' To The school, Parisian Boulevard, and The Junior Day Dance, Frenchmen's Frolic. The Junior Prom, held aT The Palace Ball- room was called STairway To The STars, When aT lasT The Senior year carrie, This greaT class presenTed The unusual Senior Day, And So lT was. The Senior Day dance, OUT oT This World, was anoTher greaT experience for The senior class. On June ll, l954, The Senior Prom, UnTorgeTTable, was presenTed aT The newly re-decoraTed Terrace Room oT The l:oirmonT l-loTel. Ending a successTul Three' years aT George Washingjron l-ligh School, commencemenT exercises were held June l7, l954, aT The Opera House. h 11,1 ROH Berman lnaugyrmred Pre Side Senior King Don Noyes and Sophomore Queen lla Koshlin X-nw A f ,che D of-,Ce eil goals ov of xiii AANONSEN, HUGH-Ex. Dance Comm.: Co-ard. Board: Leiler- men: Reg. Pres.: Tennis: Bowling: Baslcelball: Tennis Team: C.C.S.E. ABE, TADASl 'll - Drawing, Traclc Team: College. ABERS, ERNEST-Reg. Pres.. Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Science Club: ln+erna'r'l Discussion Group: Col- lege. ABRAHAM,MARVlN-Sludy Hall Clwairmangfxmerican BowlingCon- gress: Bowling Team: Worlc. ADLER, RALPH - Ex. Coun.: Jr. Day: Chess Club: Malln Club: Cliem. Club: Reading: Sporfs: Mofion Ficlure Making: Soccer Team: College. AGLIOLO, SEBASTIAN-Reg. Treas:. Dance Comm.: Viscounls: Swimming: Foofball: C.C.S.F. AHLGREN, LYNN - Reg. Veep: Prin. Cab.: Red Cross: Dona- Telo's: College. AISSEN, PHILIP-Mechanics, Woodworking: Baseball Team: Fishing: College: Archifecl. ALBIN, MARY ANN-Red Cross: F.R.C.: G.A.A.: Eagle Sfaff: Sing- ing: Designing Cloflwes: Bowling: Baslcelball: College. ALIOTO, MARILYN-Dance Comm.: Reg. Treas.: G.A.A.: Roller Slcal'ing:Badmin'ron:Worlc, ALTON, VIRGINIA-G.A.A.: Slamp Colleclion: Reading: lce Slcaling: U.C. ANDERSON, ARDENE-Rally Comm.: Masquers: Broadcasiing Slafl. ANTIPA, MARIAN-G.S.S.: S. 81 G.: Bloclc W: Reg. Veep, Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Tri-l-li-Y: Jobs Daugh- +ers:Skiing:Tennis:Cal. ARKOS, MARY-S.S.P.C.: Senior Day: Rainbow Girls: GAA.: Swimming: Painling: Tennis: Cal. ARMAND, BETTY-Dance Comm.: Reg. Sec.: G.A.A.: Fidalians: Skiing: Riding: S.F, S'l'al'e. ARNDT, MARIE- Reg. Treas.: Prin.Cab.:G.S.S.:C.S.F.:G.A.A.: ETA.: Traveling: Sporfs: Read- ing: Cal. AXELROD, MEL-Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Rouges: Lellermen: Fool- ball 84 Traclc Teams: College. BACKMAN, EDWIN-Prin. Cab.: A.Z.A.: Young Judaea: B.l.Y.: Baseball: Eoofball: College. BAKER, ERSIELENE-Dancing: Swimming: Records: College. BALAKIAN, NORMA-Reg. Sec.: Jr. Day: Tri-l-li-Y: Bloclc W: Danc- ing:Tennis: Cal. BALDWINSON, RICHARD - Jr. Ad.: l-lunling: Mechanics: Rifle Team: Slanlord. BARASCH, HERBERT-Clwoir: Wreslling: Boxing: Work. BARCLAY, MARTHA-Reg. Sec., Treas., Pres.: Rrin. Cab.: Eagle S+aPF: Music: Sporls: Arr: Ice Slcaling: Baslcelball: Baseball: College. BATES, ALAN-DeMolay: Tropical Fislw: Baslcelball Team: C.C.S.l:. BAUER, JOHN-Sporls: Traclc Team:Worlc. BELLESEN, AUDREY-Reg. Treas.i Rainbow Girls: Swimming: C.C. S,F. BEMIS, BRUCE - Viscounls: Driv- ing: Swimming: Traclc 81 Cross Counlry Teams: Weslminsler Col- lege, Sol'l Lalce Ciiy. BENSON, MICHAEL-Radio Club? Amaleur Radio: C.C.S.F. x K 'V' -for f 3 A , I , a X sw: J. Vilas l x? f if f , . 7 'M , f Z sw-S :Q X if f s I3 I: ki? s - E Y ' T525 X Q 'ii -6 , S ff 915 1 safe 7 I ff 5 J X , ,,,, F W - 5 I ' Q p f , ' 39 iyl, ii i ! 'l l .l:. ,e BERUNER, JOSEPH-Reg. Treos.: Salons: Soccer Team: Davis Ag- ricullure College. BERMAN, RON-S.B. Pres.: S.B. 2nd Veep: Rally Comm.: Nie- lons: Records: Cal. BINFORD, BEVERLEY-Reg. Pres.: Y Council, Veep: Debinons: Col- lege. BISBY, RICHARD-Pres. ol Y Coun- cil: Salons: Swimming: Foofball Team: College. BISCHOFF, CAROL- Dance Comm.: S.S.P.C.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: G.A.A.: Work. BLAKE, MARILYN - Reg. veep: Prin. Cab.: Swimming: Tennis: Ari School. BLOSS, MARSHALL-Saber Club: Woodwork: Cars: Tropical Fish: College. BLUM, MARCIA-Drama: Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Reg. Sec.: Prin. Cob.: G.A.A.: Masquers: Music: Bowling: Cal. BLUMENFELD,ALLAN-Swimming Team: College. BLUMENFELD, DANIEL-Assl. Yell Leader: Eagles: Reg. Treas.: Jr. Day: Prin. Cab.: Cord Siunl' Comm.: Salons: Cars: Swimming: Golf: Baskelball Teams: C.C.S.F. BOBIER, MELVIN-Red Cross: A.Z.A.: ln+erna+'l Discussion Group: Science Club: Cal. BOCAR, CORNEE-Block W Veep: P.E. Manager: Reg. Pres., Sec., Treas.: G.A.A.: S. 8: G.: Choir: Music: Swimming: Tennis: S.F. Slale. BOHNSTEDT, MARVIN-Ex. Coun.: Viscounfs: A,Z.A.: Music: Cars: Radio: Foolball: C.C,S,F. BONILLA, TULITA - G.A.A.: Jr. Day: Block W: Reading: lce Skafing: Tennis: College. BOURDIEU, JANINE-Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: G.A.A.: Music: Tennis: College. BOYD, MALCOLM - Chess Club' Saber Club: Baskelballp College. BRADBURY, HELEN-Slamps: Soffball: Work. BRASKAMP, DIANE-Song Lead- er: Reg. Sec,: Dance Comm.: Donalelos: Marin College. BROWN, ADELE-Dance Comm.: Arls gl Publicily: Tennis: Riding' Work. BRUNGARD, BARBARA-Class Sec.: Reg. Pres., Veep, Sec.: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Block W: Ex. Dance Comm.: C.S.F.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Broadcasl S+al'l: Ten- nis: Swimming: College. BRUNK, GILBERT-Reg. Pres.: Treas.: Cars: Ar+: Golf: C.C.S.F. BYRD, RENE-Dancing: Records. CAMOZZI, ALICE-Jr. Ad.: C.S.F.I Coaching: G.A.A.: Block Wi Movies: Bowling: Secrelarial Work. CANATA, JOAN-G.A.A.: Work. CANClLLA, JEAN-Surveyor Ed.: Reg. Veep: Dance Comm.: S.S. P.C.I Quill 81 Scroll: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Jr. Ad.: Block W: G.A.A.: Skiing: Tennis: Bowling: Eagle Slalll: Broadcasl' S+aPF: Cal. CANDAU, ANNETTE-Jr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W: S. 81 G.: Sew- ing: Dancing: Bowling: Swim- ming: Work. CANELLOS, ANNE - Masquers: Dancing: Tennis: Skiing: C.C.S.F. v I CASS, TOM-Reg. Treas.: Jr. Xa Sr. Ad.: S. 81 G. Treas.: Sporls: Fool- ball Team: Cal. CAUHAPE, CLAUDETTE - Dance Comm.: Prin. Cab.: Reg. Sec., Veep, Treas.: C5.A.A.: Block W: S. 8: CS.: Piano: Cal. CECIL, BARBARA-Masquers: C5.A.A.: Cal. CESARLVINCENT-Bicycle Racing: S.F. Vxfheelman: Slornp Collecl- ing: I-lunring: Fishing: Foalball: C.C.S.F. CHAN, CHESTER-Hunfing: Fish- ing: Baskelball 81 Baseball Teams: Trade School. CHAN, DIANE - G.A.A.: Music: Dancing: Tennis: Swimming: Work: Cal. CHANG, ELAINE-G.A.A.: Block W: Pholography: Bowling: Ten- nis: College. CHASE, PAMELA-lnl'ernaI'l Club: Singing: Wriling: I-liking: Draw- ing: Toble Tennis: Riding: Wel- lesley College. CHIN, DONALD-Boskelball Team: Weslminsler College, Sall Lake Ci+y. CHIN, ROGER-Boskelball 8: Fool- ball Teams: C.C.S.F. CHIN, WILLIAM-C.S.F.: Reg. Treas.: Jr. Ad.: Baskerball: Cal. CHINN, LORRAINE-Music: Typ- ing: Arlcrall: Swimming: Soil- ball: College. CHIZAR, WILLIAM-I-lunlringi Fishing: Golf: Bowling: Pool: Jr. College. CHRIST, ALEXANDER-Golf: Chess Club: Sailing: Sporls: Golf Team: C.C.S.F. CHU, WELLINGTON - Foolballi Fishing: Baseball: College: Air Force. CHUN,WEYMAN-College:Work. CLOTHIER, MARILYN -- Amies: Dance Comm.: C5.A.A.: C.C.S.F. COFFEY, ROBERT - Reg. Pres.: Viscounls: Slage Crew: Molor- cycles: Tropical Fish, Cars: Bas- kelball Team: Work. COFFMAN, THOMAS-Reg. Pres.. Sec., Treas.: Ar+: Pholography: Soccer Term: Work. COHEN, CAROLE - Reg. Veep, Sec.: B'nai B'ri+h Girls: Reading: Skaling: Roller Skaling: S.F. Slale. COLCLOUGH, CAROL-Sr. Day: G.A.A.: S'.S.P.C.: Block W: Dance Comm.: Movies: Records: C.C.S.F. COLLINS, WILLIAM - Lelfermen Sec., Veep: TV: Track 84 Cross Counlry Teams: U. ol Arkansas. COLOMA, ED-Sr. Day: Y.M.C.A.: Cars: Foolball: Track: C.C.S.F. COLYER, JEAN - Dance Comm.: S. 8: G.: Reg. Sec.: Jr. 8: Sr. Ad.: Tri-Y:Reading:Tennis:S.F.Srale. CONDAS, KLEANTHY-Reg. Sec.: Broodcasl Slalii: Jr. Ad.: C.S.F.: G.S.S.: S.S.P.C.: C3.A.A.: Block W: Languages: Badminlon: Cal. CONDON, PAT - Pool: Bowling: College. CONKLIN,GEORGE-RadioCIub: Baskelball: Air Force. COOKSON, ANN-Reg. Veep. Treas., Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Ad.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: Block W: Music: Dancing: Ice Skoling: Tennis:College. COOPER, JACKIE-Reg. Pres.: G.A.A.: B.B.C5.: Baskelball: Horseback Riding: S.F. Slale. '23 fr Al- j. E M ,f I' . -y QQ X I 8,5 0 ' f -4? .P js ffl' N X ' X' .1 Q x..' 8 .LI ,: 1 Ti ,. 'wi' 9 of 'Sf I we A . '-'fe ,. 6 15125 'xi ..Y we Q' COOPER, WILLIE-Work. CORDELLOS, PETER-Reg. Pres.: Lellermen: Eagles: Soccer, Track, Eoolball Teams: Work. COSTE, EDWARD - Reg. Treas.: Saber Club:Olympic Club:Coins: Cars: Baskefball Team: Football: Golf: College. COWLEY, PAT--L-I2 Sec.: S.B. Ex. Dance Comm.: Rally Comm.: Reg. Pres.: Jr. Day: Amies: G.S.S.: S. 81 G.: G.A.A.: Block W:Swimming:Skiing:Cal. CRANSTON, BOB - Reg. Veep, Pres.: Sr. Ad.: Rogues: Eagles: Lerlermen: Baskeiball, Baseball Teams: Slamps: College. CRAWFORD, HIAWATHA-Reg. Pres.: I-Ii4Y: Cars: Foolball Team: Baseball: S.E. Slale. CROSSFIELD, HENRY - Sr. ACI.: Red Cross: Science Club: Basker- bell: C.C.S.F. CROUSE, VICTORIA-Reg. Veep, Pres.: Eiclelians: Music: Block W: Piano: Journalism: Volleyball: S.E. Slale. CRUZ, ROBERT-Coins: Slamps: Soccer: Swimming: College. CULBERTSON, DIANE-Ex. Coun.7 L-IO Veep: Dance Comm.: Jr. Day: Reg. Veep: S. 8: G.: G.S.S.: G.A.A.: Block W: Jr. ACI.: Debi- nons: Swimming: Skiing: S.E. Slale. CURTIS, YVONNE-Bowling: Swimming: Ping Pong. CVAR, ART-Reg. Pres.: Foolball: Baskelball: College. DAHL, CHARMAINE-Red Cross Rep.: Dance Comm.: Swimming: Dancing: Work. DAHL, ROBERT-Jr. Day: Olympic Club: EisI1ing:Track: Baskelbclll: C.C.S,.F. DAILEY, RICHARD - Reg. Pres.: Rogues: Skiing: Swimming: Bas- kelball Team. DANIEL, LILI - Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A,: C.S.F.: Science Club: Music: Orclweslra: Cal. DAVIS, RHEEM-Y.M.C.A.: Cars: Skiing: Swimming Team: C.C.S.E. DAVIS, KENNETH-Radio: Cava- liers:ArmecI Forces. DAVIS, HERBERT-A.Z.A.: Painl- ing: Swimming Team: College. DAQUIOAG, CHRIS - Ari: Col- lege. DAWLEY, DORINDA - Choir: Dancing: Music: Swimming: S.F. Sl'a're. DE KONINCK, CLAIRE-G.A.A.: Block W: Sr. Ad.: S. 81 G.: Read- ing: Drawing: S.F. Slale. DEVORE, FRANKLIN-Red Cross Rep.: Plioiograpliy: Tennis: Bas- kelball: College. DiFRANCO, JANET-Reg. Pres.: Dance Comm.:Prin.Cab.:G.A.A.: Block W: Skelcliing: Ice Skafing: SwimmingZArl'ScI1ool. DOMINQUEZ, FRANCINE-Reg. Veep: G.A.A.: Block W: Jr. 31 Sr. Ad.: Nursing. DONG, ARLENE-Reg, Treas.I Dance Comm.: Block W: C.S.F.: Tennis: Bowling: Cal. DORTON, LUE JEAN-Recl Cross: Julieles: Reading: College. DRISDALE, PAUL-I-Iunling: EISI1- ing: Track:Air Farce. DUBINSKY, BEN-Jazz: Ar+: C.C. S.F. DUINO, DAWN - C.S.F.: Music: ln'rernal'l Discussion Group: Cal. EASTLAND, FAYE-Dance Comm.: Donaiellos: Work. ECKELHOFF, ROBERT-Radio Club: Aslronomy Club: Saber Club: Foolboll: C.C.S.F. ELLIOTT, BARBARA - Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Work. ELLIOTT, FRANK-Foolball : Trade School: Walch Repair. ENDERS, LOIS - L-I2 Ex. Coun.: Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: Song Lead- er: G.S.S.: Block W: Debinons: U. of Nevada. ENGELHARDT, JANICE - Music: Sewing: Gardening: Swimming: Church Group: C.C.S.F. ERLER, RICHARD-Salons: Fool- ball 84 Track Teams: College. ERSEPKE, MARILYN - Sr. 81 Jr. Day: Reg. Veep, Treas.: Hospi- Jralily Chairman: Music: Tennis: College. ESCOBOSA, MIKE - Working on Cars: Foolball: Work. ESTES, POLLY-Donellelos: Col- lege. EULER, MARILYN - Reg. Veep: Prin. Cab.: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: G.A.A.: Block W: Tri-I-li-Y: S. 8: G.: Choir: College. EVANS, MICHAEL - Reg. Pres.: Golf: Soccer: Cal. FAGAN, JOAN-Skaling: Record Collecling: Work. FAIRBAIRN, MICHAEL- Pholog- raphy: Tennis Teams: Canadian Navy.. FELIX, MICHAEL-Arl: Baskelball: Foolballi C.C.S.F. FELT, KAY-H-ll Veep: L-I2 Ex. Coun.: Reg. Sec.: Red Cross: G.S.S.: Dance Comm.: M.l.A.: Dancing: Swimming: Slale. FIELD, MARILYN -- G.A.A.: lce Skalingi Swimming: Piano: Bowl- ing. FISCHER, MARIAN-Reg. Pres.I Prin. Cab.: Donalelos: G.A.A.: S.F.S+ale. FISHER, BILL-Tickel Seller: Mas- quer: College. FISHMAN, LOIS-Dance Comm.: F.R.C.: Block W: G.A.A.: C.C.S.F. FONG CONSTANCE - Kniriin 2 I Q Sewing: Volleyball: College. FONG, RODNEY- Sporls: Aulo: Baskelball: C.C.S.F. FONG, SHIRLEY-Reg. Sec.: G.A.A.: Block W: Bowling: Bas- kelball: S.F. Slale. FOX, SHIRLEY - Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Pres., Veep S.S.P.C.: G.A.A.: Rally Comm.: Dance Comm.: Ari: Music: Bowling: Skiing: Ice Skai- ing: C.S.F.A. FRIDSTROM,NANCY-Reg.Veep7 Jr. Day: Sr. Ad.: Debinions: G.A.A.:Skiing:Swimming:Work. FRIEDRICH, LOlS-BlockW:Swim- ming: G.A.A.: C.C.S.F. P-'Q' s ff, .svif W , -W Hb' A M... M, .rg . ' .: V' W Q E 'f i vis gsm.. -A: :naw : s 1 : 3 a . is.. 3 fp sn 4. if Af :gk QQ, 1-. 1 r ': s'.NjQ,scis5 Q V f 1, , 1 , J we FUNG, CAROLE-G.A.A.i Block W: Music: Dancing: Bowling: C.C.S.F. FUNG, FRANKLlN-H.S. Fellow- slwip ol Cameron House: Track Team:Work. GALANG, MARIO - Head Yell Leader: Lellermen: Eagles: Sporls: Baskelball: College. GALLIN, JOEL-Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Sr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: Swimming: Baskelball: College, GARNER, PAT-Volleyball: Bad- minlon: Work. GATTO, PAT-Jr. Day: Debinons G.A.A.: Swimming: Dance Comm.: Roller Skaling: S.F. Slale. GEE, CLIFFORD - Mallw Club? Nuclear Pliysicisl. GIANORA, GEORGE - Jr. Ad.: Baskelball: C.C.S.F. GILBERT, DAVE-Prin. Cab.: Reg. Veep: Saber Club: S. 81 G.: Cliess: Cal. GILLESPIE, DAVE - Reg. Pres.: Viscounls: Track Team: College. GLASER, GLARICE-G.A.A.7 Music:Work. GINSBERG, ABBY-Reg. Sec.: Tri- l-li-Y: Baskelball: B'nai B'ri+l1: S.F.S+a+e. GLENCHURJO-Prin.Cab.:Dance Comm.: S.S.P.C.: Jr. Ad.: Eagle Slalll: G.A.A.: Block W: Baller: Tennis:CoIlege. GLUCKMAN, MARIANNE- Red Cross Rep.: Tri-l-li-Y: G.A.A.: Music: Swimming: Volleyball: C.C.S.F. GOCK, BARBARA-Red Cross: Jr. Aclnievemenl: Bid Seller: Danc- ing: Music: Badminlon, C.C.S.F. GOLDMAN, DOROTHY-Sr.Day1 GAA.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Ad.: S.F.Sla're. GOLDSCHMlDT,ANDRE-S.8iG.: Plwolograplwy: Swimming: Busi- ness: College. GOLDSMITH, CLAIRE-Reg. Veep: G.S.S.: C.S.F.: G.A..A.: Block W: Jr. Ad.: Knilling: Cal. GOMMERINGER, JEANETTE- Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Badminlon: Work. GOMMERINGER, NANCY-Reg. Sec.: Tri-Hi-Y: GAA.: Badmin- Jron: Business College. GONZALEZ, WILHELMINA-Red Cross Rep.: Donalelos: G.A.A.: Bowling: Work. GORBATENKO, GEORGE-Radio Club: Cars: Tropical Fislw: Base- ball: Slanlord. GORDON, DOROTHY - G.S.S.I G.A.A.: S. 84 G.: Rally Comm.: Jr. Ad.: Sr. Day: lce Skaling: S.F. Slale. GRANEY, DAN-Head Yell Lead- er: Reg. Pres., Treas.: Salons: Rally Comm.: Jr. Ad.: Eagles: Ex. Coun.: Cal. GRASSI, PETE-Eagles: Reg. Treas.: Dance Comm.: Salons: Lellermen: Fisliing: Hunling. Gall: Foolball 84 Swimming Teams: C.C.S.F. GREEN, WILMA-Red Cross: Dance Comm.: Fidelians: G.A.A., Roller Skaling: Work. GUTHRIE, JlM--Ex. Dance Comm.: Sludy Hall Clwairman: Sr. Day: Reg. Pres., Treas.: Track 81 J.V. Foolball Teams: Slanlord. HACKER, BETTY-Reg. Veepi De- binons: Skiing: Archery: Swim- ming: S.F. Siale. 4-ll... r-mica:-11, Ju ANNh-Hespvalny I-losless: S. 81 G.: G.A.A.: Block WfCo lege. HANCOCK, GLADYS-Donce Comm.: Soorrs- Doncirg- Sew- ing: Reodicgg Vo eybo : Col- lege HARDER,CORlNNE-G.A.A,: Ro'- ler Skoling: Work. HARRIS, ROBERT-Armed Forces' Work. HARTZELL, KATHARlNE-Fe,nd- er oi S.S.P.C.- G.S.S.: Ari: Sioge Crew: Sioge Scenery Designer. HAYES, CAROL-Prin. COI3.: Ari: Ciry: U.C.l..A. HEALY, JIM -Cors: Trock Teom: Skiing: Ano Mechonic. HENNINGER, RUTH-Jr.Ad.: Red Cross Rep.: Sr. Doy: S.S.P.C.: Block W: G.A.A,g Ice Skoiringt Skiing: Col. HENRICH, MORLEY - Viscounlsv Skiing: Soiling: College, HERZBERG, WALTER-Boselooll X1 Soccer Teoms. HEYMAN, ROBERTA - H-I2 Ex. Coun.: Donce Comm.: Sr. Doy: Prin. Cob.: G.A.A.: S. 84 G.: Block W: B.B.G.: Reg. Veep: Col. HIROTA, JOYCE - Pres. G.S.S.: S. 81 G.: Pres, G.A.A.: Reg. Veep: Block W: Donce Comm.: Swimming: Tennis: Skoling: Co'. HJORT, MARILYN-Donce Comm.: Hospilolify I-los5ess: S. X: G.: French Club' C.S.F.: Music: Swim- ming: Reoding: Col. HO, ADRIENNE - Pres. G.A.A.: Reg. Pres., Sec.: C.S.F.: Block W: G.S.S.: Music: Bowling: Swimf ming: Boskelboll: Col. HOFFMANN, HANS-Corsi Swim- ming: Work. HOGAN, SALLY-H-ll Ex. Coon.: H-IO, H-I2 Veep: Ex. Donce Comm.: Rolly Comm.: G.S.S.: S. 81 G.: Amies: Col. HOGLIEVINA, NORMAN - C.C. S.F. HONG,CLIFFORD-Phologrophy: Fishing: Baseball: Business Col- lege. HORWITZ, LISA-Slole Hisi. F.R.C.: Tri-I-li-Y: G.A.A.: Pres. F.R,W.: Bowling: Doncing: Rec! ord Collecling: C.C.S.F. HOWLAND,JUDITH-Regfireos.: Donce Comm.: G.A.A.: Tri-Hi-Y: Kni+'ring:Work. . HUFFMAN MICHAEL-Reodin - i Qi Trock Teom: College. HUGHES,JIM-Rooges:AirForce. HUNT, NANCY - Donce Comm.: G.A.A.: M.S.A.f'x.: Bowling: Work. HYMAN, ROBERT - Prin. Cob.: SQles'Cieb: Comero Club: Science Club: Phoiogrophy: Bos- kelboll: Col. ICHIHO, TAK - Songs: Movies: Wriling: Boseboll: Swimming: Armed Forces: College. INCH, DAVID-Boskelboll: Jolopy Jockeys: Pho+o.: College. INGERSOLL, PETE-Undecided. INGRAM, DON-Sober Club: Codel Corp. Drill Teom: Color Guard: U. S. Milifory Acodemy. Q. IL K f' 5 4 I L. I V. PW .ff 'ff' if- ' E. 92: - .W 2 03 -ki, fi lp. av I ' 3 TS' I ,ff D . if 1- A cf ,- Y g ,g 1 I .. . ll t vb 'Q . I M I . A-.. ,. 32. if fe, in 'H' , 5 Q -xgsg I 15- fg fi- .,, fg 9 y 5 ,I A9 . I.. .c. A al' el! ff- , A :iffy - ' :E -4. -41- 45 I' 3 .- fi, 3 il ,i l . 1 I i l 1 I I i l l I . I: .ii V-'v '. i 3 l ai, si A ' .aw 2 if f? Y -4 1 Q r TW C V 'VP tl'T5T!3 C P ' If Ryze' . , vu, 1 3 Q.. 'f uf 7f.. . I Qi, 22 ' f ? J I A I , - ,,. V 1 - . 742 'Q ' ,EX 5554 5 ff J ,E J? 'I R f IQ - sr X X ev X. in Y 1 ..A . . E3 .1 .f - we-5 l,f,,,L: f ' .. '1 5 Y 2 1 . I Q' ...T A A , 2 '1,' . I 7W , . . my ' ' 125 , 1 xn..-, Lf ,za- JADALLAH, SHOWKI-CoIIege. JOHNSON, CAROL - Choir: Ice Skaring: Baske+baII: CoIIege. JOHNSTON, SHARON -- Dance Comm.: C5.A.A.: Amies: Swim- ming:C.C.S.F. JONES, NANCY- Dance Comm.: Biock W: C5.A.A. Veepi GSS.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: C.S.F.: Prin, Cob.: Music: CoI. JUE, DANIEL-Undecided. JUDD, RALPH-Baskerball: Work. JUUL, ELIZABETH - Pres. Mas- quers: Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: G.S.S.: Jr. Day: Rally Comm.: Amies: Drama:CaI. KAPLAN, GOLDIE-Dance Comm.: O.A.A.: Skalring: C.C.S.F. KARSTEDT, KEN - Swimming: NorII'1rop Aeronau+icaI Insriiu- I'ion. KATSUNO, HANAKO-Ice Skaf- ing: Singing: Arr: CoIIege. KAUFMAN, DAVE - Reg. Pres.. Veep: Pres. Safansg Hunfing: J.V. Fooi'baII Team: S.F. SI'aI'e. KAY, DON-Dance Comm.: Rec- ords: Dancing: Skaring: Basker- baII:Swimming:TV Announcing. KEITH, STAN-Y.M.C.A.: Eagles: Ex. BIock Comm.: Music: SporI's: FooIbaII 81 Track Teams: S.F. Srafe. KERBER, SIGRID-Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Day: S. X: O.: Block WI C5.A.A.: Sewing: Swimming: S.F. SI'aIe. KERWIN, THOMAS-Work. KINER, CAROLYN-Jr. Ad.: Eagle SIaI:I:: Pharography: Music: Bad- minion: C.C.S.F. KIRBY, CAROLYN-Dance Comm.: Oppidamaus: Ari: Swimming: San Jose S'raIe. KNUDSEN, ARNOLD-Reg. Pres.: Lefiermen: Soccer Team: CGI. Tech. KN UDSEN, HAROLD-Prin. Cob.: Lerrermen : Soccer Team: CoIIege. KOEHLER, HARRIETT-Reg. Treas., Sec., Veep: Sr. Day: Red Cross: S. Xe O.: Jr. Ad.: Dance Comm.: GAA.: CoIIege. KOKOTOS, KATHERINE-Science Club: Wriring: Music: Srories: Poerry: Tennis: Work: CoIIege. KOLLER, DONALD-Co-ord. Board: Reg. Pres.: Science CIub: Camping: BaskeIbaII: College. KQRPA, DIANA- Dance Comm.: GAA.: Records: Reading: Swim- ming: Horseback Riding: Secre- Iarial College. KORZ, SHIRLEY-Prin. Cob.: Red Cross Rep.: B. B.O.: G.A.A.: Music:Sewing:VoIIeybaII:Work. KOSHKIN, WANDA-Prin. Cab.: FTA.: S.S.P.C.: S. Sr O.: O.A.A., Block W: CoIIege. KRYTZER, ELLEN-H-I2 Sec.: Reg. Pres., Veep: Prin. Cab.: Pres. Sr. Ad.: Jr. Ad.: GSS.: C.S,F.: Music: Lewis 8: CIark College. KYRIMIS,PETER-Reg.Sec..Treas. Air Force: C.C,S.F. LANDECKER, ELISE-Reg. Treas. Sec.: Eagle SIOFI: Surveyor SIQFF Sr. Day: BIock Wg Dance Comm. O.A.A.: CoI. Pres.:Viscoun+s Pres.: Cars: Music' I ..f1nnn.u1lCulxl mlm:-MUSIC G.A.A.: Eiclelians: Baclminlon: Volleyball: Bowling: Nurse. LARSEN, RICHARD-Music: Read- Ing? Ice l'IocIcey:Traclc: U.S.Army, LASSERS, BEN-L-IZ, I-I-I2 Class Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Reg. Pres.: Vis- counist Eagles: S. 84 G.: Dance Comm.: C.S.E.: EisI1ing:Slanlord. LeBOFF, BARBARA-Reg. Sec.: Sr. Day: Dancing: C.C.S.E. LEE, BU RTON-Recorcls: Swimming Team: C.C.S.E. LEE, PETER-Baseball: Baslceiball: Cal. LEE, TERRY-L-I2 Veep: Sec. C5.S.S.: Jr.Acl.: Ex. Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Bloclc W: CSE.: PI'1o- +ograpl'1y:Ar+: Music: Swimming: Cal. LEMUS, MAURICE-Saber Club: Civil Air Pairol: Science Eiclion: Ar+: Tennis: Chess: College: Mili- lary Career. LEONG, MELVIN-Cal. LEVIS, DEAN - Cars: Baslceiball: C.C.S.F. LEVY, MAJORIE - Block W: Col- lege. LESTER, ALBERTA - Reg. Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Amies: Block W: G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Day: Clioir: Music: Dancing: S.E.S+a+e. LEWIS, DOROTHY-Dance Comm.: S.S.P.C,: G.A.A.: Piano: Plwolograplwy: Bowling: Swim- ming: C.C.S.E. LIGDA, SUE-L-IO Veep: Reg. Pres., Sec., Treas.: G-.A.A.: San Jose Slale. LIM, RICHARD-Eagles: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Jr. Ad.: C.S.E.: S.S.P.C.: Prin. Cab.: U.S.E. LINGONIS,ATHENE-Reg.Veep: Ex. Coun.: Dance Comm.: C5.A.A.: Bowling: C.C.S.F. LINSEY, BEVERLY-BBG.: Piano: Dancing: Swimming: C.C.S.E. LIPSCOMB, .IEANNE-Slcaling Club: Colleciion Records: Roller Slcaiing. LITHGOWJUNE-Reg.Sec.:Sew- ing: Bowling: Worlc. LOGVY, GEORGE-Y.M.C.A.: Slci- ing: Cars: Eislwing: Huniing: Swimming Team: C.C.S.E. LOOS, RONALD-Ex, Dance Comm.: Pres. C.S.E.: Reg. Veepo: Eagles: S. 8: G.: Saber Club: Eagle Sialli: Tennis: Bowling: Cal. LOUIE, RAYMOND-Viso-Aicl: Mall: Club: College. LOVV, ANNA-Reg. Sec.: G.A.A.: Block W: Kniiiing: Volleyball: Traveling: S.E. Siaie. LUBCHENKO, JANE-Reg. Veep: Sr. ACI.: Dance Comm.: Amies: C5.A.A.: Bloclc W: Bowling: Col- lege. LUCAS, RICHARD - Aslronomy: C.C.S.E. LUCERO, AUSTIN - Reg. Pres.: Pliolograplwy Club: Baskelball: College. LUM, ARNOLD-Cars: Basleeibalf: Baseball: C.C.S.E. LUM, LARRY-Pres. S. X1 G.: C.S.E.: Eagles: Prin. Cab.: Baskelboll Team: Cal. FW Q gf -vi LUMMIS, DOUGLAS-Reg. Pres.: Viscoun+s: C.S.E.: Lellermen: Eagles: Track Team: Cal. MACDONALD, LOIS-G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: S.F.S+a+e. MACLACHLAN, JEAN - Jr. Day: Reg. Veep: C5.A.A.: Music: Sew- ing: Painiingg Swimming: Denlal College. MANCHESTER, FRED- Reg. Treas.: Records: Model Railroad- ing: Baskelball: S.E. Slafe. MANN, MARLENE - Prin. Cab.: Tri-I-Ii-Y: S.S.P.C.: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Ad.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Swimming: College. MANN, ROGER-Co-ord. Board: Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Eagles: Lellermen: Mgr. Track, Eoolball, BaskelballTeams:Cal.:Medicine. MANOUELIAN, PAUL-Saber Club: Kuslom Kors: Foolball: C.C.S.E. MARKEE, BERNIECE- Masquers: Music: KniHing:Swimming:Skal- ing: College. MARTIN, MERLE-Lelrlermen: Cross Counlry: Track Team: Col- lege. MARTIN, PATRICIA- Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Ari: Bowling: Secrelary. MARTINDALE, VERA - G.A.A.: Piano: Bowling: Swimming: Rol- ler Skaling: College. MASON,ROBERT-Fisl1ing:Music: Baskelball. MAST, CAROL - Dance Comm.: Tickel Seller: C5.A.A.: Knilling: Bowling. MASU DA, RICHARD-Eagles: Lel- Iermen: Arl: Music: Foofball 81 Track Teams: Reg. Veep: C.C.S.E. MATOTE, MARY-Reg. Pres.. Treas.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: S. 81 G.: Choir: Music: Tennis: College. MAYFIELD, BARBARA-Reg. Sec.: Red Cross Rep.: G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: C.S.E.: Bowling: Folk Dancing: C.C.S.F. MCCANN, MILDRED-G.A.A.: Piano: Volleyball: L.A. College. MCELROY, JOAN-Prin. Cab.: Work. MCGEE, AL- Reg. Pres.: Salons: Science Club: Eagles: Baseball Team: Cars: Fisl1ing:CaI. MCG RAW, JACKIE-Reg. Sec., Veep: Prin. Cab.: S. 3: G.: Jr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W: Roller Skaling: S.F. Slaie. MCLAUGHLIN, BENNETT - Sgl. R.O.T.C.: Army. MCNAMARA, PATTI - Deloinonsz Knifling: Ice Skaling: Bowling: C.C.S.F. MEAD, MELANIE-Donalelos: Drama: Singing: S.F. SI'a+e. MEIER, EVELYN-GAA.: Roller Skafing:Bowling:Swimming:Sec- relary. MELLGRENJOANN-Y.P.S.:Rec- ords: Bowling: Skiing: Ice Skal- ing: Work. MENA, LILA - Piano, Dancing? Tennis: Work. C.S.F.: C.C.S.F. Fidelians: Block W: G.A.A. Swimming:Tennis: Nurse. MENTZ, ARNOLD-A.Z.A.: LeHer- men: Eooiball: Soccer Teams: MERRITT, SONDRA-Reg. Veep' MERSEREAU,ROBERT-Reg.Pres. Jr. 3: Sr. Day: S.S.P.C.: Viscognrs gellermen: Swimming Team: C.C I' MIALOCQ, ALMA - Reg. Veep Treas.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A. Donalelos: Bowling: Work, MILES, MAUREEN - Reg. Pres. Prin.Cab.:DanceComm.:G.A.A. ESF.: Armies: S. 81 G.: Jr. Ad. O. MILLER, JUNE-Jr. Day: s. as o.. BlockW: G.A.A.: Reading: Sew- ing: Tennis: S.F. Siale. MIYAMOTO, DONALD - Treas. f Leilermen: Reg, Pres.: Eagles: Boskelball Team: Baseball: Col. MOGANNAM, ALICE - G.A.A.: Tennis: Denial Nurse. MOHLER, ROBERT- Reg. Pres.: S. 31 G.: Slarnps: Boxing: C.C.S.F. MONASCH, DAVID- Reg. Pres.: Dance Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Eagles: S. Sc G.: A.Z.A.: Swim- ming:Cal. MOORHEAD, DENNIS-Veep. Pres. Lellrermen: Eagles: S.S.P.C.: Ari: Track Team: C.C.S.F. MORRIS, EVELYN-Dance Comm.: Donelelos: B.B.G.: Music: C.C.S.F, MORRIS, ROBERT- Reg. Treas.: Science: Cars: Tropical Fish: Slanlord. MOTTA, ANITA-Reg. Veep, Sec.: Jr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W: Dance Comm.: Collecling Figurines: Records: Ice Skaling: Cal.: Ar- chifeclure. MOY, EVELYN-Reg. Veepi G.A.A.: Dancing: lce Slcalingg Work. MOY, JOYCE-Jr. Day: S,S.P.C.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: S. Sr G.: College. MURPHY, .IEANETTE - G.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm.: Swim- ming: Skiing: S.F. Slale. MYERS, ELIZABETH-G.A.A.: Skaling: Tennis: College. NAKAMURA, SHINJI-Reading: Sporls: C.C.S.F. NAZARCHUK, HELEN-Reg. Sec.: G.A.A.: S. 81 G.: S.S.P.C.: Draw- ing: Music: Roller Skaling: Swim- ming: Mulinomah School of 'rho Bible. Oregon. NEWMAN, HOWARD-C.C.S.F. NG, CAROLYN-Piano: Shell Jew- elry: Volleyball: Badminlon: S.F. Slale. NICHOLS, DICK - Reg. Treas.I Prin. Cab.: Rally Comm.: Dance Comm.: Lellermen: C.S.F.: De Malay: Sr. Ad.: Red Cross: Band: Orcheslra: Jr. Sc Sr. Day: Tennis Team: Slanlford. NIIYA, ERNEST-Baseball: Tennis C.C.S.F. NIMMO, BEV-Work. NORMAN, FRANCES-Reg. Sec.: Jr. Ad.: Rally Comm.: Jr. Day: Dance Comm.: G.S.S.: S. 81 G.: G.A.A.: Block W: Amies: Eagle and Surveyor Slafl: Tennis: Ski- ing: Cal. NORTHGRAVE, CAROLYN-Co- ord. Board: Reg. Veep: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Jr. 84 Sr. Day: Block W. NOYES, DONALD- Reg. Treas.: Jr. gf Sr. Day: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: Lel- lermen: Rogues: Music: Model Trains: Foolball 81 Track Teams: Soccer: College. NYMAN. ALAN - Science Club' C.C.S.F. O'CONNOR, BRYCE - Boskeiball Team: College. ' V I' ,if .fi 'B Ts 'fb '3-IGS Inav' Q' y '4 l ,. P9 5 'S' OGLETREE, JACQUELINE - Reg Veep: Dance Comm.: Masquers: Tri-l-li-Y: C5.A.A.: Swimming: Tennis: Marin J.C. OMAR, EMILY-S. 81 G.: Choir: J.A.: Singing. OPP, PEARL-Reg. Sec., Veep: Donalelos: Sewing: Painling: Work. OPPENHEIMER, STEVE-l-l-lO Ex. Coun.: Reg. Pres., Treas.: Ex. Dance Comm.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Science Club: A.Z.A.: C.S.F.I Reading: College. ORR,KATHERINE-L-lOEx.Coun.I S. Xa G.: Reg. Sec., Veep: Dance Comm.: Donalelos: Horseback Riding! Swimming: Bowling: S.J. Slale. ORWITZ, ALLEN-Tennis: Baskel- ball Team: U. ol M. OTT, CLEOPHAS-Y.M.C.A.I Bowl- ing: Eislming: Eoolball: Baseball. OUNE, MARJORIE - Volleyball: Work. OW, DICK-C.C.S.F. PACKMAN, PHYLIS-Sr. Ad.: Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: Program Comm.: Knilling: Swimming: Cal. PARKS,MAURlCE-S.B.Cuslodian: l-l-IO 81 L-ll Pres.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Prin. Cab.: Eagles: S.S.P.C.: S.E. Y.A.: Baskelball 8: Track Teams: C.C.S.F. PASCH, DARLENE-Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: Reading: Swimming: Badminlon: C.C.S.F. PATRICK, WILLARD-N.R.A.i l'lunling:Fisl1ing:Eoolball:Work. PAYNE, MARIE-Jr. Ad.: Hospi- lalily l-losless: G.A.A.: Music: Dancing:Baskelball:BusinessCol- lege. PENEYRA, MANUEL-Baskelballi Cal. PERKS, SALLEE-Reg. Treas. Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Tennis Work. PERRY, ROBERT - Soccer Team: C.C.S.F. PFOHL, RICHARD- Radio Club! Camera Club: Baseball: Fool- ball: C.C.S.F. PICKERING, CAROL-Work. PIERCE, HELEN-G.A.A.: Work. PINEDA, RO LANDO-Salansi Faolball Team: Armed Forces. PLUTTE, EDWARD - Reg. Pres.: Viscounls: Lellermen: Foolball Team: S.E. Slale. POLI, ROBERT-Lellernnen: Cars: Swimming Team:. Model Air- planes: Work. POLITZ, JOE-Reg. Pres.: Rogues: Dancing: Music: Cars: Baseball: Baskelball: Track: C,C.S.F. POLSTER, BARBARA - l-l-l2 Ex. Coun.: GSS.: Ed. Surveyor: Sec. Block W: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: G.A.A.: C.S.F.: S. 81 G.: Co-ard. Board: Reg. Veept E.R.C.: Prin. Cab.: C.C.S.F. POOLE, DONALD--Science Club: Cars: C.C.S.F. POTTER, IMOGENE- Red Cross: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: S.S.P.C.: Mas- quers: S.E. Slale. PRESTI NG, GARY--Cars: Bowling: Swimming: lce Skaling: Work. PROClSE, HAL-lce Skaling: Bose- n ball:Work. ' FROSEK, JEAN-Reg. Veep: Jr. X1 Sr, Day: Amies: Block W: S. X4 G.: Music: Ari: College, PULLIN, ANTHONY-Radio: Moforcycles: Cars: Baskelball: Col. PYNE, CLAIRE - Debinons: Knif- Jring: lce Skaling: Work. QUONG, ROLAND- Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: Lellermen: S. 8: G.: Sr. Ad.: Track: Baseball: Cal. RAPOPORT, ELEANORE-Eagle Slall: Surveyor Slalil: Reg. Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: Masquers: Jr. Ad.: Records: Cal. RATICA, NANCY-Reg. Pres. Sludy l-lall Chair.: Red Cross: Dance Comm.: Jr. Ad.: G.A.A. Board: Jr. Xe Sr. Day, Y.W.C.A.: S.S.P.C.: G.A.A.: Block W: C.C. S.F. RAYMOND,ROSALIND-S.S.P.C.: S.l:.Y.A.: Wriling: Swimming: College. REDUS, CLlNTON - B.T.W.C.C.: Model Airplanes: Track 84 Fool- ball Teams: Armed Forces. REED, BARBARA - Reg. Treas.: G.A.A.: Block W: Drawing:Swim- ming: Work. REED, DON-Sparfons: Baskelballg Foolball: Track: Lellermen. REED, KATHRYN-Reg. Pres.: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Block W: Tri- l-li-Y: C.A.P.: S.J. Slale. REUBEN, DlANE-Reg. Sec.: Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Day: G.A.A.: lce Skaling: College. REUTER, BONNIE--Prin. Cab.: Tri- ' l-li-Y: Dancing: Sewing: Tennis: Swimming: Col. ROBERTSON, KAY-Jr. 84 Sr. Day: Oregon Sfale. ROBINSON, DONALD-Reg. Treas.: Don Juans: Lellermen: TrackTeam: Cal. ROBINSON, JOYCE- Prin. Cab.: Jr. Ad.: Rally Comm.: Drama: Business School. ROESSEL, ANN - Pholography: C.C,S.F. ROLFS, MARDI-Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: Tri-l-li-Y: Masquers: S.F. Slale. ROSENSTEIN, MARK - Pholog- raphy: Foolball: C.C.S.F. ROSENTHAL, SUZANNE- B.B.G.: J.A.: Dance Comm.: Swimming: Tennis: Bowling: G.A.A.: S.F. Slale. ROSS, GORDON - Chess Club: French Club: C.S.F.: Science Club: Reading: Bowling: Cal. ROSS, MARGOT-Knilling: Shaw Dogs: Wriling: College. RUTHERFORD, JANICE-Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Eagle Sfalil: Ari: Tennis: Swimming: C.C.S.F. SAFDIE, REGINA-Jr. Day: B.B.G.: Donalelos: Swimming: N.Y.U. SAKAKURA, KIYOSHI - Cellics: Reading: Wood Work: Baskel- ball Team. SCHIVO, WALTER- Radio Club: l-lunling: Baseball: Swimming: C.C.S.F. SCHMIDT, ROBERT-U.S.N.R.: Prinling: Pholography: Swim- Tennis: mina,Team,: USN. , V nazi. X fi 1 4 f 1 , f l V, n ' 4 ?'7 :V if-1-:W Nw , V l , 7 , .. .jfrx ,... ,, X X fx WZ Z ,. H 41 X f , , f :A if if I' ,if 765 if'S',,i, ,IP 2 , ,gf ' , X M2 ,Zz ,W ,, me , -,fu- X EQ. '--' 4, J.. f X.. ..,. lf 5 X . . ,,. AX. f , J V u Z ' fs, I' 5 X y y 5 l l , 41 , VW' 4 1 , C , E rw fly X f i t 7 , i is i l l l X . Jw ff wc if ' If 'Q :fi 1 uso ,nf ww 1 l ' Pl it W7 43' 'X Qwwvwifws f 1 ffsvfed ,J W ' ' Q' Xl .M fo ,, , J .. 1 f '- T fl ' i f M I if i ' .sm ' 'J 1 .- yy f ffm L' ff ff, W, H14 J ' f iw 'X ' , flfe f f - if zsff n .1 .. 1 X ' JY ' f' V f V Jw Ai f ff ,-.ff W M f, 1 2 c 1-OK i . 4, Q A f 5 f 4? f, gal x . f -6 :C , ,gf A4924 ii -4 5 f A .'-,gf ? 4 M, WW f 5 N f MM' 0 4 V , f 17 1 -f' 'V-- - ws f 'al J - IR , ,...z I ,.,,. . ff. AF ,Q WX ,JK , ,Aa Q f Z1 . 'C .. f 7' 1 I SCHNEIDER, THOMAS-A.Z.A.: Cars: Sporls: C.C.S.E. SCHOMP, ROBERT- Reg. Treas. Prin. Cab.: Saber Club: Music: CI'1apman College. SCHONEWALD, ERIKA-Reg. Pres.: Prin. Cab.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Block W: Jr. Day: Read- ing: Knilling: College. SCHWERIN, STEFFI -- Donalelos: Swimming: Cal. SEIBERT, CHARLENE-Prin. Cab.: Reg. Treas.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: Dancing: Bas- lcelball: Swimming: College. SELIGMAN, GAIL-Reg. Sec.: Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Tri-Hi-Y, Councilelles: Horseback Riding. Sewing: Swimming: Slcaling: Cal. SENSKE, CAROLYN - RegfSec., Veep: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Block W: Swimming: Bowling: Cal. SHAFFER, DON-Reg. Pres.. Veep, Viscounls: Eoolball: Swimming: Work. SHAIN, STEPHEN - Reg. Pres.: Science Club: Clwess Club: C.S.E.: Plwolograplwy: Goli: Soccer Team: College. SHOUTS, RALPH - Saber Club: Science Ficlion: Woodcrall: Bowl- ing: Tennis: College. SIEGEL, MIKE--Ex. Coun.: H-ll 81 H-I2 Treas.: Reg. Pres., Treas.: Eagles: Lellermen: Baslcelball Team: College, SINGER, BEATE-Reg. Sec.: C.S.F. Coach: G.A.A.: Block W: Sr. Day: Orclweslra: Swimming: Reed College. SINGER, WALTER-Salons: S.E. Turners: Sporls: Soccer: Cal. SINGLETON, FRANCES-Red Cross: S.S.P.C.: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Jr. Sc Sr. Day: C.C.S.E. SLAUSON, SUE-Jr. 84 Sr. Day! Prin. Cab.: Eagle 8: Surveyor Slallls: C.S.F.: S.S.F.C.: Block W: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Arl: Badminlon: Oregon Ll. SLAVIN, BERNIE-S.B. Yell Lead- er, Allw. Mgr.: Reg. Pres.: Pres. Eagles: A.Z.A.: Salons: Rally Comm.: Jr. 8: Sr. Day: Band Bc Orclweslra: Baslcelball: College. SMITH, ELLIS-Sober Club: Sing- ing:Cars:Baseball:Boxing:Worlc. SMITH, GORDON - Radio Club: Cars: Swiming Team: College. SMITH, MARVIN--Mall: Club? Science Club: Jr. Ad.: Aslronomy. SMITH, MARLENE - Red Cross: Debinons: Tourisl Club: Slcaling: Ceramics: Worlc. SMITH, ROBERTA - Dramalics: Pacific Union College. SOCHOR, .IOHN - Jr. Day: Sr. Day: May Feslival: Eagles: Co- orclinaling Board: Foolball: Traclc: Goll:Tri-Hi-Y. SOLTER, LINDA-L-IO 81 L-ll Ex. Coun.: H-ll Treas.: Rally Comm.: G.S.S.: C.S.F.: Block W: Clwoir, College. SOO HOO, LYNN -Arl: Tennis: C.C.S.E. SORENSEN, VIRGINIA -- Dance Comm.: E.R.C.: G.A.A.: Block W: Eaqle Slaflg Drawing: College. SPATER, DoN-Bend condudof. Records: Foolball: College. SPRINGER, CAROL - Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: S.81 G.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Bloclc W: G.A.A.: C.S.F. Piano: S.F. Slale. STAUDT, MARYLINN- Reg Treas.: Red Cross: Dance Comm. IA.: G.A.A.: Bowling: Worlc. STEIN, HAROLD - Cars: Sporls' Baskerball: Swimming: College. STEINBERG, SHERNA-Prin. Cab.: Crealive Wriling Slafl: S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm.: Science Club' Music: College. STENSON, DONALD-Sporl'S: Cars: Foolball: Baskelball: C.C. S.F. STERN, ADELE - Dance Comm.: G.A.A.: Block W: Donelelos' Swimming: Marin J.C. STRIBLING, TOM-Reg, Pres: Bowling: Sporls: Cars: U.S.M.C. TAAM, CALVIN-Reg. Veep Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Jr. 81 Sr. Aalv.: Sludy l-lall Chairman: Eagles' Baskelball Team: C.O.P. TAHENY, JONI - Dance Comm.: Baclminian: Swimming: Cal. TASHIRO, JOHN-Foolball, Track Teams: College. TAYLOR, ROBERT - Reg. Veep, Treas.:Phol'ography:Music:Cars: College. TEMKlN,GLORlA-Dance Comm.: Dancing: Bowling: Tennis: C.C. S.F. TERRA, BETTY-Music: Work: S.J. Slale. TERWILLIGER, MARY-Orcheslra' Jr. Day: College: Teacher. I TOLAND, BARBARA-Prin. Cab.: Dance Comm.: S. 81 G.: G.A.A. Sengleacler: Block W: Sec. Fu- lure Relailers: Sr. Day: C.C.S.F, TONG,ALFRED-SwimmingTeam: C.C.S.F. TOM, PEGGY-Y.W.C.A.: Ceram- ics: Dancing: Travel: Work. TORGOVITSKY, RITA-Reg. Pres., Treas.: G.A.A.: Block W: Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: Cal. TOZIER, MARILYN - Reg. Pres., Treas.: Prin. Cab.: S. 81 G.: G.A.A.: Block W: Tri-l-li-Y: Work. TUCKER, ROBERT-Ex. Coun.: Reg. Veep:Science Club: lnlernalional Discussion Group: French Club: Swimming Team: College. TYESKEY, RONALD-M usic: Work. VALENTINE, BARBARA-Reg. Sec., Treas.: Red Cross: Mounl Zion Nursing School. VARNl, ROBERT-Salons: Soccer: Baseball: Work. VERBIN, GARY-DeMolay P.M.C.I Foolball: Cars: S.F, Slaie 81 C.O.P. VlLNER, DAVID-Reg. Pres.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: S. 81 G.: Eagles: l.eH'er- men: Foolball, Track Teams: Air Force. WALKER, JANIS-Reg. Sec.: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: G.A.A.: Block W: Dance Comm.: College. WALLACE, VERNA-S.S.P.C.: Dance Comm,: G.A.A.: Block W: Badminlon: Work. WALTERS, JOANNE-Reg. Veep: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.: Tennis: S.F.Sral'e. WASHINGTON, CHARLOTTE - Red Cross: Sewing: Dancing: Baskelball:Tennis:C.C.S.F.:Work. WEAVER, JOYCE-G.S.S.: Eagle Ecl.: Assoc. Ed. Surveyor: Prin. Cab.: Sr. Day: G.A.A. Song- leader: Black W: Jr. Aol.: Dance f' Y.-. V-.figs Q I Q ' , -'Q ir W i' . .. 'E' Q T. -'f .v. , ..:. 5 v A ' XJ J' N.: W R . :wi IE.. .5 i - . g , . I 'Q M x -Af A ie so I T, V 5 . ,. 'TN . . ,- .IU X c. A 1-. 2 fee- ff li i f '7 ...T 1 uni sf, A 3 xml! X w X ff 3 W fr M , ' f -Q us., . ,,,, 47 ' 'ZWWIS J? f ip., fs: Y v X f l 1, 1. ' 3 ,W f fSZ 3,4 - ' V, .. f . Ap- . Q I :ff -wr .. ny 5. ff' 77 wwf . wif. '5 ' - iff H21 fl' 2 7 fi! .fps fu , . 12 of ' i 7 v -wif V 1 is i f AZ T X f 1 X gy nm ywwniy '35 , ., .. f W f W swf' 4 1, ab . A14 .?,,V . .V ,rss A ff ' C A. :W , 71, , -- - 'f .J 7 W E.-e. . X , X. 5 C ff Q Ng! sf! 5 x7 A 1 If W: Q., W f f X f7 if W , 4 . ,,.:X H L, ,Q .. If C 7 MZ x if ' x y X , ...,,v , ,f f I i Q fl ., 4 f ,, 0-SEQ Sf Z 1 , 0, I 'W X 1 . il A ,fn .-Q, , s, f . .. ,. Q . ,-,Wm . fm, f X , ,,,..- ,f ,f--Q, -y ,. ,V H ,f w7,2,.I N' . f f y f Q f 4 4 'S ,C 'W Q? I WW, 4 Q L gf WEDER, MARILYN - Prin. Cab.: Block W: Masquers: G.A.A.: Dance Comm.:Cal. WEINSHENK, JOAN-Class Veep. Sec.: Ex. Coun.: Reg. Sec.: Rally Comm.: Jr. Day: G.A.A.: G.S.S.: C.S.F.: Cal. WEISS, SHERWIN - Baskelball: College. WENDT, JOHN-Reg. Treas.: Cross Counlry, Track Teams: Radio: C.C.S.E. WHEATLY, PAUL-9 Royals: Booker T. Waslwinglon: Baskei- ball: Air Force. WHITMORE, CAROL-Dance Comm.: S.S.P.C.: E.T.A.: Prin. Cab.: Eidelians Pres.: G.A.A.: Tourisi Club: S.F. Slale. VJILEY, FANNIE- Dance Comm.: Rally Comm.: Sr. Day: Block W Pres., Veep: Class Sec.: S. 81 G. Veep: Reg. Pres.: Masque 81 Gavel: Eagle Slafl: G.A.A.: Masquers: Erencli Club: Eisk U. WILLE, STANLEY - Reg. Pres.: Music: Skaling: C.C.S.F.: Army. WILLIAMS, BETTY-Work: Swim- ming. WOLITARSKY, VIRGINIA - Red Crass: S.S.P.C.: G,A.A.: Tickel Seller: Jr.?4Sr.Day: Dance Comm. WONG, ADOLPHUS-Class Treas.: Ex. Coun.: S. 81 G. Veep: Eagles: Reg. Pres.: C.S.F.: Boys' Slaie: Baskelball Team: Cal. WONG, ANGIE-Prin. Cab.: Piano: Music: Bowling: Tennis' Vlork: C.O.P. WONG, BARBARA-Arl. Music: Volleyball: Baskelball: Bowling: Cal. WONG, EDWIN - Records: Fisli: Tennis Team: C.C.S.E. WONG, .IEANNIE - Jr. Ad.: G.A.A.: Records: Badminion: Ice Skaiing: Tennis: College. WONG, MARION-Dancing: Music: Ari: Baskelball. WONG, RICHARD - Baskeirballt Weiglwl Lifling: Foolball: Bas- kefball Team: U.S.C. WONG, SUSAN - Records: Sew- ing: Kniliing: Cal. WONG, WILLIAM-Sporis: Bas- kelball: Foolball: S.F. Slale. WOO, RONALD - Saber Club: Jazz: Y.M.C.A.: Army: Cal. WOOLF, LAWRENCE-Sporls Ed. Eagle: Track: Eoolball: C.C.S.E. WOOSTER, WINNIE-Class Sec.: Dance Comm.: Donalelos: Block W: G.A.A.: Tennis: SJ. Siaie. WRIGHT, DOUG-Bowling: Bas- kefball: Swimming: Cars: Work. WRIGHT, PAULINE - G.A.A.: Reg. Veep: C.C.S.F. WURTH, SIMONE-Sr. Day: Rally Comm.: S.S.P.C.: Science Club: ' In'rerna+'l Discussion Group: S. 81 G.: Tennis: U. of Liege. Belgium. YAMAGUCHI, LOUISE-G7A.A.: Music: Dolls: Tennis: College, YASUEDA, BILL-Y.M.C.A.: M.Y.I:.: Leliermen: Swimming Team: Skiing: C.C.S.F. ,. , , , -LM T-- f YICK, LORETTA--S.F. Sraie. YOSHIMU RA, SAKAYE - Celricsi Records: Baskefball: C.C.S.F. YOUNG, MABEL-Prin. Cab.: Red Cross: C.S.F.: CE-.A.A.: Church Club: Swimming: Tennis: S.F. Srare. YUEN, JASON-Science Club: High-Ficleliry RadiO1Cal. ZAMORE, ANNETTE-Red Cross? Reg. Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Jr. 84 Sr. Day: Dance Comm.: C5.A.A.: S.S.P.C.: F.B.l..A.: Block W: C.C.S.F. ZEBLEY, CAROLE-Block WI G.A.A.: Jr. 81 Sr. Ad.: Nurse. GALLAGHER, JIM-Sporrs: Fool- ball: Baskerball: Elecrrical Engi- neer. GREGORIEFF, SERGE - Plwolog- raplny: Soccer, Mercury Club: Join Army. JOSEPH, RON - Dance Comm.: P.T.A. Rally Comm.: Jr. 81 Sr. Day: Reg. Veep: Prin. Cab.: Viscounrs: Choir: Swimming Team: S.F. Srare. MATSUYAMA, HIDEO-Reading: Movies: Golf: Swimming: Col- lege. POWELL, EVANGELINE-Prin. Cab.: Reg. Pres., Veep: Red Crass: Dance Comm.: S. 81 G.: C5.A.A.: Block W: S.S.P.C.: Arr: Bowling: Swimming: S.F. Sfafe. PRATT, ORIE-Reading: Foorball: Baskelball: Nurse. RAYNER, BOB-Dance Band: Cars, E., . t A fr -vw JOY ,QWQQK -'WX .X4lfLf0gl 6l,l0 6 ' r -'::- Q C 5 df Q .X A J . - i 251 ' r M. , Q 42- 'v X L T , A bi xx X XXX XX fir-:X NX X :X rx x f V 11 I x Q S .W - ': .mt 3 Fi 1. ik , nf fn 7 A1 I AWK' nffdy f Wo' w D Q 'ff ff weigh ,- ' O04 W , ,.,,. fx ,yo-QOQQ :J A -J . N Q J ll Og 5 4 A ' . . +,. .X , ' E 2 'K' J-T N J 1 X ' W -4 :V E S 57 E Q A ld. I 2 9 I . 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Row 3: John Shimizu, Kenii Bingo, Jerry House, Martin Tailleler, Nat Washington, Louis Elder, John House, Mike Zinns, George Singer, Bob Strahle, Sid Lewin, John Murphy, Bob Conrich, Jim Davis, Dick Crawford, Walter Maibaum, Lillian Yee, Toy Yee, Aurolie Benhom, Andy Gerstel, Martie Lindenbaum. enior gfdflfi Row 4: Donald Chan, Ray Jue, Chew Jeong, Wiley Wong, Gilbert Louie, Don Morrison, Denny Delman, Henry Duran, Dcn Middlebrook, John Madrosen, Jerry Bauman, 'Richard Baker, Cloud Carvalho, Cliif Kelly, Dick Furness, Leon Jones, Harold Chusid, Leroy Bronstein, Ewellene Parker, Fumi Tsuchitani. Row 5: Tony Lee, Cal Chung, Harry Lee, Raymond Choy, Guyler Lee, Don Mills, Stanley Gee, l.nrry Smith, Chet Hicks, Bob Quayle, Jim Valencia, Bob Breitlelcl, Barbara Cassell, Georgia Franklin, Rosemarie Loober, Alda Ferrara, Darlene Stewart, Denise Joseph. Row 6: Paul Lui, Kenneth Wong, Milton Dong, Paul Lee, Don Lee, Dwight Needham, Mel Yee, Benny Leong, Saul Bar, Bob Bertolani, Alma Guerrero, Sylvia Torres, Robin McConaughy, Roberta Backer, Darlene Bates, Winilred Leong. Row 7: Don Johnson, Rocky Dudum, Carl Mitchell, Fay Ng, Walter Chung, Clovis Shem, Melvyn Seirl, Rich Millikan, Martha Goldsmith, Bob Gassin, Andy 0'Brien, Anne Gorman, Audrey Doty, Leroy Williams, Betty Rodd, Joyce Schneider, Mary Robinson. w F .nanaui vi W V' I 'QV 4!e f esQ is ffifll fi I . I t XX B .l I. r i r l l r rl r , 'V ' 'V , , f sky? .ff ' ' ' i - ' ' i K' v .. . . ,. ,Arr . . ,,,,.4.c ' W se, s-.s5.n.f1-...1T.1-ffs-e,J,,..:..,- k cl1'- ,f,L -,.. c . .-.v. ,e 1c11 fl+ J, - it- . ---f :LW T545 ...c,...'-sf-5 W 4 'f ' - ii' ' :i'1pi4?fif I ,'.--e,..,ssc+: ,-swf A ,.--.f - .sc ?'.isemssqaMiNe.-'Z --w-- f -W'- '-f'- 'Q gf . .Y.. ,.- . 4 . ,V , . ., X b . 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Row 4: Shirley Harvey, Irene Borkengagen, Mary Parks, Carol Held, Tora Abel, Anne Cord, Eve Selerielling, Dorothy Mar, Isabel Shasken, Mary Goldstein, Jo Lewis, Nadine Griffith, Laura Leong, Ginger Lee, Carol Heicksen, Jan McClelland, Pom Havner, Louise von Emster, Sallv Barrett, 'Judi Beverly, Rosalie Eisen. Row 5: Dean Charrier, Jclrn Webb, Marietta Franchi, Dorothy Miller, Jeanette Russ, Mary Clare Sandeker, Alex Bagwell, Ralph Lewis, Christell Hoyt, Marva White, Clatye Washington, lfLl'lL0l KZGL65 Elmo Mackie, Gene Harmon, Joe Zucchi, Morley Noveshen, David Zimmerman, Jerry Levitirr, Harry Grilley, Terry, Chavez, Gary McDonough, Margie lkenaue, Nancy Moriguchi, Carol Simpson. Row 6: Dean Lee, Dino Bonaldi, Steve Shermden, Dick Souier, Bob Simson, Jiro Misawa, Ronnie Anderson, La Una Hoosier, Etta Spikes, James Watson, Johnnie Robertson, Harry Cordellos, Ronald Davis, Bruce Gildea, Marcia Beckman, Geri Greenberg, Mary Flint, Jeannie Garcia, Marilyn Abend, Sandy Bach, Rose Pritikin, Helen Matsuoka. Row 7: Hart Simerson, Byrcn MacDonald, Don Giovannoni, Pete Low, Henry Fong, George Yee, Gerry 0'Sullivan, Ed Pcrnder, Peg Bartcn, Maybelle Chung, Judith Yee, Roland Carr, Lloyd Hildebrand, Ron Heglin, Ted Gurich, Nancy Nelson, Rock Barras, Lorraine Kraft, Roberta ltukula, Ellie Louie. Row 8: Mineru Yanoda, Richard Saroyan, William Casey, Anthrtny Brown, Michael Koumelis, Jim Allen, Jerry Hill, Tom Scott, Jan Carnahan, John Olson, Phil Gotfrid, Stan Ehrenpfort, Ray'Manicn, Mike Furres, llen Crook, Paul Mertens, Ron Nunan, Chuck Carlson, Candy Dryden, Pat Hubenette. Row 9: Bob Phalen, Douglas Gee, Melvin Gee, Charles Coleman, Beverly Robinson, Larry Cornz, Jeanette Rowe, Nella Domachin, Jarrot Itirrley, Sandra Montgomery, Errrestine Zarate. 'Qi' H , . ...,., , X or ' l' B 2 1: i , e C S ' . 1 i X 2? cc VI f1 .ss,J - Q x cc S i I 3 13 hx ,QQ fc QW .- ,, W., - lv ' .,,,,.,Ncs fi c. l X X N x N 4 s is X., 4 XXL. 2 Q we yunior arid Row 'I lright to leftl: Raymond Morill, George Pontikoff, Eleanor Bikakis, Mary Fuller, Barbara Breger, Harriet Nathan, Joan Coleman, Eleanor Turbin, Dick Lombardi, Larry Schneider, Dee Noodlman, Lynne DeRoy, Louise Behring, Bobbie Vail, Fran Levey, Charles Anderson, Bruce Gledhill, Gary Holt, Frank Terramorse, Art Fischer, Carl Kuhn. Row 2: Bill Wolitarsky, J. E. Yagi, Margaret Lozovoy, Sandy Agee, Stephanie Koppe, Frances Land, Marva Helton, Jacqueline Miles, Pat Ehlert, Laura Campbell, Paula Moore, Ann Castro, Don Price, Fred Williams, Mike Campusano, Terry Chavez, Bob Ferrer, Frank Clark, Bob Efford. Row 3: Roy Tehaun, Peter Ogawa, Tony Jones, Ford Joy, Dave Kolm, Bob Slosberg, Mel Hanson, Margo McDowell, Diane Weaver, Shalene While, Diane 0liver, Patricia Wall, Sandee Smith, Jerrie Greeney, Pat Hamel, Parker Moriwaki, Marshall Lasky. Row 4: Spencer Michels, Lane Erskine, Dick Hosmer, Richard Mahnken, Paul Silva, Rick Queiada, Ulysses Duncan, Jimmie Shelbourne, Nick Wrany, Carol Steinhafel, Carolina Lewis, Andrew Dirk, Phil Tufo, Judy Kailin, Pat Pollock, June Angelonides, Frances Ong, Fran Vitalis. Row 5: Melvin Lee, Pete Peacock, Bob Stohl, Warren Smith, Ralph Lewis, 0. T. Howard, Mae Lee, Fran Leo, Jan Lee, Jan Houser, Pam Kerwin, Nobuko lkeda, Miriam Fukami, Nannette Fuiimoto, Leona Abbey, Kyoko Takeda, Betty Miyama, Lila Mayerhofer, Deonne Phelan. Row 6: Harvey Lee, Harold Berkson, Leonard Roveyno, Jim McGuire' Fernando Mentalvo, Bill Basia, Jim Utter, Jim Bullock, Tom Austin, Lucille Toshiro, Carol Thompson, Josie Toth, Hilare Garnot, Bobby Mueller, Jeanne de Polievoy, Jane Goldsberry, Jan Jacobs, Gary Wagner, Bob Leeper, Smokey Babb, Bill Phalen. Row 7: Johnny Leong, Kong Chan, John Schaefer, Bob Serpa, Ross Thomson, Ted Choia, Dwight Needham, Eddie Wells, Larry Lynch, Tom Barras, Bud Crook, Doris Thema, Barbara Anderson, Roberta Kosteling, Violet Yee, Aimee Or, Tom Scott, Gale Fletcher, Van Peeke, Bob Noveshen. Row 8: Dolores Rodgers, Nancy Ozaki, Judith Kirsly, Rose Chew, Stephen Coopa, Ernie Smith, Doreen Sacchi, Marie Steanberger, Aileen Penoli, Marie Mathios, Estelle Stamer, Vione Von Bergen, Pat Andrien, Gail Sommer, Jackie Keller, Theoni Gatsos, Donna Rae Wickstrom, Marge Ortega, Jennie Fong, Deanna Hum, Vickie Sahagian, Shirley 0sbourn. Row 9: Lily Tom, Joanne Judd, Louis Ma, John Yee, Clifford Wong, Don Hanson, Arnold Leong, Dave Johnson, Ricardo Gonzalez, Helen Astrahantseff, Wini Bray, June Choy, Linda Lee, Bernie Wong, Katherine Jung, Edward White, Gordon Porter, Bill Garrick. , 7 ,Q ffla 'Q ' ,, . ..'. x Auf? , r r ...1--1 - yi' ,W , 'i-W 36 4.6 ...,,......... 'TTY Q' 1.,f,ry,' wwf , ' 'f 5 .l , Cl , . ,Y EEIEIE' , ,F ,vw 3' 'E fl af eo , or 4 me flow unior aaa Row 'I iright to Ieftl: Gloria Mountanos, Artemis Kokotes, Connie Egbert, Jean Lovett, Irma Johnson, Romairre Mitchell, Celestine Finocchio, Barbara Bowman, Judy Then, Beatrice Ellis, Jean Kurenda, Carol Adams, Gayle Rathiens, Alice Weintraub, Helen Hirschberg, Darlene Johnson, Eleanor Gandert, Claire Stewart, Joan Griffin, Barbara Dutil, Terry Clrenrnick, Marie Davies. Row 2: Marcell Burk, Alice Jamerson, Bernard Hutcherson, Connie Fozande, Joyce Bowie, Shirley Bailey, Evelyn Stern, Loretta Dito, Pearl Ruten, Sally Lambert, Jackie Roth, Sandy Greenberg, Edna Siltnrr, Rosalie Weiser, Elaine Granucci, Joann Fong, Jeannie Gee, Bessie Gee, Yvonne Mar, Rosalie Fratini, Jo Karavos. Row 3: Calvin Thompson, Ed Wilton, Ron Anderson, Ruby Chun, Eva Jeong, Charlene Leong, Joan Shelbeurne, Sylvia Magnani, Carolyn Keller, Katherine Citron, Merrill Gardner, Janice Sotti, Corel Mencoff, Lillian Del Tessandero, Florerre Greendorler, Marisa Malania, Christina Woo, Bev Ginsberg. Row ,4: Dan Turner, Arnold Brandt, Norman Krug, Rennie Lirnneos, Fred Barden, Guy Van Doren, Lorerrzel Simmons, William Casey, Ralph Creswell, Nancy Jones, Sharon Ryder, Eva Salorrrorr, Pat Snrall, Elaine Lewis, Jeanne Erickson, Mae Ween, Faye Wong, Shirley Kwong, Fannie Lui, Consuelo Cebrerious. Row 5: Robert Seeberger, Manuel Furres, Bob Cercrgioli, Ted Gold, Shelton Lee, Ted Supling, Frank Benaderet, Ron Espanola, Antonio Added, Nancy Nelson, Russ Klirrgenfuss, Leon Drumrn, Tothea Zimmer, Carole Freeman, Donna Doran, Berta Cordova, Nancy Young, Rumilce Drurrra, Jo Ann Chew, Carol Buley. Row 6: Thorsten Henrich, Elliott Lyman, Wilsan Chu, Travis Lowe, Richard Kalrrrarr, Ray Owens, Mike Siclwell, Elliott Warshauer, Jack Kletzman, Gary Melmon, Don Lloyd, John Alvergue, Rudolph Leech, Joseph Hubert, Judy Aitel, Jim Belland, Nancy Nagy, Joyce McLelland. Row 7: Wayne Fong, Ronald Jin, Victor Wong, Jerry Tcnr, Harry Hem, William Law, Takashi Sugaya, Martin Weiner, Joel Litvi'n, Jelf Straus, George Elefant, Don Brill, Frankie lharra, Hunter Alexander, Jim Faulkner, Garyth Jones, Dina Jacobson, Lynne Kalman, Beatrice Gruen, Arllrur Wong, Noel Del Castello. Row 8: Tommy Chan, Conway Chan, Takeshi Okazaki, Jim Naganuma, Gordon Arcorri, Brrol Baclrnren, Steve Ladas, Peter White, Torn Alexander, Harvey Silverrncrn, Fleet Irvine, Richard Ruslender, Den Batz, Mel Mcrrx, Stanley Rosenberg, Jim Soclror. Row 9: Louie Tung-liang, Douglas Choy, Alvin Low, Jerry Hellman, Andrew Lutze Melterr Chew, Bcb Gross, Francis Wong, George Sekoloff, Arnold Yee, George Chen, Wcrrner Lee, Ingrid Levin, Keri Mott, Les Embree. VY . .01 it Eff' 'J X Y WM r i -vi in , -f'g ji-fifsr ,V uri'-1.2 , lag ' .I K I 4 ',,' it fl 'T ' J l A 40 f M7 A ,og g ,YA af . X fZfmmxwvwwmWmmwwmx' rf -- Ns- w.wvnmwww,.fewwww4wvwwswmx 'rW' P' ..... e . Mgwmmexghx N , H I t ,. ,C ,... ,, C., WB 'Q-PMB P37553 is... 1 , ,r ge' 3,-nxgfiir vf iC ' ' i i XM'2N'7W --iii' ' T 'N W'ffm . ., f- -on we ,fee we ,, -1' 2' 'fr . ,eeaefegffff f re -:e.7....f . . C ,few - . y J ,If ...gg lfglgitytyyvyazimfgrll.alyjiyfifylu to ,f -la, . r. . 31 is ,E ec I , .gf be . 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Row 2: lsidore Warman, Marvin Mizis, Evelyn Wong, Daniel Chu, Frank Chao, Milton Hagedorn, Richard Biauchi, Doris Newman, Stella Perry, Mike Jaquysh, Diane Milalakis, Ollie Mae Roberts, Mary Green, Earnestine Williams, Irma Swift, Juanita lVlouton, Rosaline Kurtzberg, Connie Ando, Marlene Pastel, Yvonne' Koupas. Row 3: Frank Chew, Patrick Ong, William Quan, Glenn Lce, Roger Lowe, Judy Wright, Ann Carter, Alison Cohn, Sue Hartman, Angela Muscat, Bev Bauer, Donna Eisenberg, Sharon Abrahams, Barbara Rusfeldt, Barbara Emery, Nancy Wickslrom, Elizabeth Colestock, Donna Lee De-Gabain, Celest Cooper, Judy Ehrhorn, Evelyn Koupas. Row 4: Don Schwarz, Stuart Mitchell, Christine Clark, Harline Rain, Gayle Greendorfer, Viola Knudsen, Tanako Hagiwara, Dayunne Shinn, Gail Groza, Sally Ryland, Shelia Doolin, Sandra Clark, Suzette Jennings, Gail Evind, Ellen Beard, Gayle Hanson, Marilyn Wichard, Penny Pritch- ard, Darolyn Caufield, Jeanne Okuho. Row 5: Donald Pfohl, Robert Lapadura, James Mamou, Gaynell McPherson, Beatrice Voets, Yvette Grisay, Ralph Giannini, Bob Petty, Leland Sheldon, Jerry Mann, John Chase, Nick Topolos, Gerald Green, Claudia Boyd, Barbara Riedel, Carole Ingram, Karen Kardos, Darlene Enfield, Anne Vasquez, Margaret Nada. Row 6: Helene Komkin, Carol Slinkey, Frances Edmonslon, lan Mitroff, Betty Wong, Helen Chang, Lucinda Jung, George Georgeodes, Tom Eggert, Fred Crimes, Bob Salvo, Yvonne Saasta, Georgella Cambron, Ro Nelson, Ellie Ball, Jean Wade, Gwen Lucas, Carole Miyamoto, Geneviere Lee, Millicent Choy. Row 7: Rose Oppenheimer, Shirley Wong, Lois Chan, Faith Nitz, Beverly Unger, Diane Kino, Maxine Birnbaum, Phyllis Batt, Al Nichols, Steve Erickson, Brent Schwartz, Lionel Gillespe, Roy Fisher, Bob Slavin, Dave Feldman, Allan Fishbein, Judy Spinner, Pot Zieger, lvlike Vaiana, Ron Davis. Row 8: Thomas Lee, Randy Mye, Doris Kwong, Mary Lou Colclough, Betty Carolyn Mann, Rose Marie Gerber, Barbara Moses, Patricia Sixtus, Edith Bosch, Sandra Glover, Joanne Braunstein, Rose Tong, Carolyn Lee, Linda Ruflin, Lorraine 0n,, Bobbi Cram, Maxine Eberitsch, Vic Soohodalsky, Dennis Pitts. Row 9: Den Mar, Frank Wong, Allan Foster, Maureen Chan, Pamela Ng, John Webster, Everett Hintze, Kenneth Castle, Irving Igtracio, Gene Johnson, Herbert Chan, Ed Gillaspy, Cornell Ross, Yvonne Verdonk, Rosanne Chervin, Charlene Wilson, Vina Lychinin, John Baehm, Herbert Koga. Row 'l0: Paul Cervelli, Joan Killion, Marlene Honek, Clifford Chin, Victor Chan, Alfred Wong, Nancy Jue, Dorothy Lew, Bernice Fong, Weiner Schmidt, Michael Sohigian, Norton Smith, Alfred Colon, Robert Lim, Steve Suto, Chuck Dresow, Mike Rosenbaum. Q W' If Af - with ' ' wwww NQSWNNQ M ' wJ X A oYSfN NY'l' X REXJXA S ,,,' - or X--- ,I N 1 V C- - X ' 'z C J S -X i Ei f , , C Nsv yy ummx KWXNS NWN C I be . I - ' C , M r c, , -. Eg 1? X it 1 . - C , Q V 2.-sm - , R351 A...,. ' 5 .. We - ----- prewsysssc , -XxX- Sf mNsf Wm VY - L - W- - - - ,. mx, , mcg.: szief' ...gag if 'J ex G- -' NNN? :V X K .7 e .jwligA Sopkomore CJ arid Row 'I lright to leftl: Maralee Russell, Nancy Saundusy, Darby Anderson, Fannie -De Rosans, Mary Garrett, Latona Bell, Barbara Seidman, Ilene Berk, Barbara Stern, Carol Sprague, Taggy Keelen, Lynne Karigan, Irene Lanter- man, Jackie Wyner, Brenda Schwartz, Benay Burstein, Cheryl Green, Jackie Waite, Elaine Savin, Donna Landon, Mary Lou Brown, Lula Price. Row 2: Dale Morgan, Patricia Fleming, eZalous Wiley, Harvy Merriouns, Bennie Lozado, Nancy Wickman, Karen Voss, Caron Cornell, Bobbie Santiago, Bev llaynes, Nina Oliveras, Arty Marmon, Muriel Shapiro, Cynthia Ginsberg, Bcbhie Latcn, Margaret Young, Katherine Fong, Alice Osborne, Dorothea Carr, Charlene French. Row 3: David Trauncr, Dorothy 'NiIkinsen, Geneva Settles, Janey Young, Penny Lagios, Dianne Miller, Carol Schmid, Treasure Myers, Mary Anderson, George Fanucchi, Audrey Khanovich, Natalie Manturoff, June Allreac, Pitherline Cato, Carolyn Thon, Helen Fuiimoto, Naomi Fuiisada, Nancy Yoshihara, Sadako Ekusa, Jackie Ikeda, Mariorie Ng. Row 4: Minnie Porter, Emily Devincenzi, Jackie Tarantino, Evelyn Trost, Phyllis Tigges, Shirley Washington, Janice Valelntine, Herman Hall, Harriet Hall, Carol Bailey, Bev Monderer, Darlene Simon, Joys Seofield, Susie Matsui, Jean Lock, Mary Chinn, Mariorie Lim, Leilani Cowden, Beverly de Leon. Row 5: Louis Rinaldi, Michael Parmett, Roland Franz, Don Vehon, Dick Bowan, Dennis Loo, Earl Sander, Kelly Waterfield, Arthur Wang, Makiko Fukuda, Rae Hikido, Terry Morishita, Jacqueline Blumenthal, Carole Hildreth, Viola Benedetto, Kate Andersen, Beatrice Zanger, Deedee Dienstag, Val Wooster, Arleen Cooper, Jeanne Holacher. Row 6: Dave Smith, Frank Fesperman, Jim McMuIlan, Arthur Yun, John Ferais, Gary McClellan, George Herrick, Ted Wozniak, Roger Burns, Bill Dickey, Ellsworth Vinton, Sally Ch'nn, Dorothy Lum, Harriet Wong, Emily Wong, Mabel Ando, Diane D'Andre. Row 7: James Wlllicms, Rcbert Ersepke, Bob South, Vladimir Sobichevsky, Hiroshi Fukushima, Rcbert Garcia, Audrian Cunningham, Mike Bratt, Lawson Bron- son, Bob Hanretty, Charles Dwire, James Roge's, Charles Eckelhofi, Sloko Petrenko, Lauren Parrott, Maureen 0'Neill, Joanna Olson, Annette Asher, Natalie Hoogasian. Row 8: Dick Jones, Richard Robinson, Ralph Ward, Jack Strong, Les Bottomley, Sid Franklin, Don Gee, Phillip Chang, Garrick Go, Dick Wong, Dennis Busse, Eddie Safdie, Dave Sil- herman, Frank Nisbett, Donald Jewell, Gayle Carlson, Betty Horeis, Debby Marcovitch, Grace Lapitan, Joann Imai, June Chan. Row 9: Larenzel Simmon, Virginia Perry, Chuck Duran, Fred Sartini, Lyman Chin, Gordon Mo, Richard Hon, Harb Choy, Walter Tom, Parkie Low, Vincent Lee, Weyman Wong, Samuel Ng, Dick Kelly, Ralph Battat, David Krulenkoff, Dick Dehn, Jick Yee, Teddy Ng, Bill Loew. Row 'l0: George Poole, Mike Paull, Mike Pursofl, Al Died- men, Arnold Silverman, Bernard Gordon, Chuck Michaels, Ken Sundquist, Jim Moratsos, Leigh Miller, Byron Koboyoshi, Kirbv Griffen, Bob Shellenberg, August Hermoso, Fred Gonzales, Frank Norman, Barry Mierbach, Keith Fowler, Freddie Hicks, Robert Robertson, Lanie Sam, Robert Lim, John Hommes, Tammy Nakagawa. N We ,LA X .. Maxx, f? if T'i2fjfjQ?, ' A' Affgr' W- o' ' f R A -'-- ff - Y-F--e-nm we ---f - ew --f 7 -f - - --wwf. f W ,., ,, W, , ,,,, .c..o..c. ,,,, A .-.,.... ...,.,. he xXk ' c y , . .C cc , MV gig? 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Row 3: Ben Vitalis, Larry King, Leonard Plata, Bob Sorenson, John Orognen, Darold Hadley, Gus Pretropoulos, Chris Witzel, Beverly Angel, Bernadette Bourdieu, Janet Owens, Sylvia Berg, Dixie May, Pat Creek, Jean Allread, Darlene Sharp, Marilyn Shoolman, Joyce Emery, Doretta Meyer, Mildred Sims, Bobbie Hayter, Mildred Wong. Row 4: Bill Kuntz, Doug Haight, Dean Evans, Alex Eagle, Harry Cohen, John Edwards, Ted Laurtzen, Edward Egert, Eddie Thomas, Lucille Crisci, Pearl Nichols, Carol Forno, Sheldeen Osborne, Jeanne Loustalot, Barbara King, Virginia Bushnell, Linda Farrell, Ruth Levy, Lora Ginsberg, Frances Burtman, Jo Ann Craig. Row 5: Earl Arkos, Ed Eisenstark, Gerald Mapes, Larry Barr, Clarence Jones, Eddie Bradley, Charles Douglas, Charles Powell, Jerry Anderson, Bruce Karsted, Kathy Mainas, Pauline Mathios, Geneva Warner, Dorothy Fladborg, Deanna Smith, Judy Minnich, lrene Woo, Gail Lorenzen, Steve Janes, Mervin Diehl, Cristel Karmine. Row 6: Mike Yueff, Blake Westman, Nancy McGawan, Ninfa Santuccio, Nancy Leonard, Lorraine Pinsler, Steven Young, Victor Wong, Howard Buckle, Nick Kravchenko, Marion Rauschkolb, Hariret Goodman, lla Koshland, Andi Francisco, Shirley Granum, Diane Mann, Vivian Winness, Laura Thom, Myrna Honig, Helen Benthen. Row 7: Kenneth Chin, Harry Torgovilsky, Ed Andre, Manuel Zamudio, Fred Parker, John Segall, Eugene Moriguchi, Ray Harris, Rich Hiehaus, Rick Nelson, Harvey Buckdruker, Phil Larocca, Will Ng, Ruppert Farr, Stanley Toy, Richard Chinn, Louis Bershad, James Plamondon, Irving Shapiro, Nick Velichinsky. Row 8: Charlotte Fullenbaum, Errol Hall, Jean Johnson, Eugene Economou, Mary Ann Song, Merril Goertz, Mike Torres, Ken Minkus, Avrum Shepperd, John Keller, Alain Traig, John Harrisan, Richard Leal, John Fulton, Gary Treece, Takeshi Nakono, Paul Baxter, Gene Louie. Row 9: Pat Alexander, Valeria Domer, Mike Gallagher, James Wilson, Emanuel Mclemore, Norman Smilansky, Richard Atkins, Robert Hamond, Harold Tyeskey, Marion Page, Lionel Hornsby, Stanley Hing, Harry Chew, John Chan, Leonard Wong, Andy Lee, Richard Minen, Richard McGath, Mike Lomats, Harlando Taten. l I Undersea Traveler if ,Ls Behind the Sea-nes Y Fish Net fm? T .. e.,.e, as Fall Jumor Day The Fxshadamy Award The Star Fishes .. -K X is ' s. 2 3 Little Fishes gltlgt vvaf' QQLS JJJJJJ N-g nShe'H Be Comin' Through the Seaweed ,f 'X Mlnme The Mermaid I ,, , ,Z x,-bg W if f- .. 1. Com-35 V DINNER 504 E HOT Does low W F ,WV 7 F .,.! F ---, 'Z- -Y j W .XX X i f Xi if f ,L Q15 X x Q-X ff v WE F ' Nf ,4, X552fi', XfxT::.M,-' f, Y L 'XNl gf .2-SS x .-,, , , , A ,- , Sports QNXS-.Y X -351-if-,Q F Y W ' 2. 1 , X 'N f 'X 'N 1 X I 1 X N. 551.-f p X in f x ww XM A 1 - V f b? f. xg x- A is f ' ,L ,im . NWS aa: -. fx, S . HX Ni -11355. if? ,ki . Y ,, W U1 EM ff f . , ,W f , mf , y gf, f wff. ,7 M. ' X, 741 ' i, ff Q ' 7f 4 C' f A Z, , ' 51 K f MVNH, xx! A Y ,Q Z 4 ,f 75:- 'kv .Xw joofgaf pfagelnif Clockwise from lower left: Jerry Knudsen Dick Masucla, Sian Keilh, Ike MacAr+hur, Bob Ansara, Jimmie Bradley, Larry Wil- son, Charles Smiih, Dick Erler, John Sochor, Don Noyes, Willie Cooper, Bifl Wolilarsky, Sid Shired, Carl Milchell, Dennis Connell, Don lde. Clockwise inside lower lefl: John Pcinagakis, Pele Grassi, Rolando Pineda, Mel Axelrod, Bob Ar+er- berry, Clinl Redus, Bob Reif, Tom Varley, Roy Takawcl. Cenfer leff to right: John Despolakis, Ed Plufle. Y M31 L-:fl 1 -515 i .X WG M232 ml QV., V -,V may if 524 fm ZZ: 1 Wd.: U V, 1 -.-, 1 W' J' N7 ',, '14 f fe 4 - nam Row 1 lleft to rightlz KeiTh, Talcawa, Tanaka, Lew, Pineda, Panagalris, Redus, Barley, Crawford, Knudsen, MiTcheII. Row 2: Tashiro, W. Casey, Ide, Lee, Tsuyulci, Cass, Shired, Grassi, Sochor, Erler, Robinson, Williams, H. Casey. Row 3: Drisdale, Axelrod, Bradley, Boone, WoIiTarsIcy, Dunham, PIuTTe, EIIioTT, Noyes, ReiT, Bisby, Wilson, Masuda, Coach Reade. n imifeol joofda VARSITY FOOTBALL This season The TighTing Eagles goT nosed ouT oT The TirsT division. All season The Team 'had iTs ups and downs. The only Thing wrong was ThaT we had more downs Than ups. V SACRED HEART The season sTarTed oTT wiTh an expecTed win over The Sacred I-learT Irish. The Eagles seemed To be The beTTer Team dumping S. I-I. 26-7. BALBOA The nexT game wiTh Balboa showed ThaT The Eagles played dead Tor The TirsT haIT and Tried To come back in The second. BuT iT was iusT no use. The Eagles IosT a close conTesT To Bal I8-21. LINCOLN In The Third game Lincoln IiTeralIy overwhelmed The Eagles 38-6. This Time iT really hurT To lose The Bell. SAINT IGNATIUS Because oT The numerous amounT oT Was'hingTon Tumbles, The S. I. WiIdcaTs walked away wiTh a I4-0 vicTory. GALILEO IT was a happy day on which The Eagles Turned ouT To be The vicTors in The Galileo game. We rode The Lions To a 24-20 win. MISSION In The Mission game The would-have-been win- ning Touchdown was called back, and The Bears Triumphed I2-7. POLYTECHNIC WashingTon was smeared by The Poly ParroTs 54-13. LOWELL The Eagles sTood up under The Indians' aTTacl4 in a muddy Thriller and sToIe The game I3-0. All in all, The Eagles had 3 ups and 5 downs. ThroughouT The season The Team was ouT There TighTing and The sTudenT body was ouT There Trying To help Them win. Only once did The school spiriT slacken only To come baclc wiTh renewed viTaliTy. Ear one rea- son or anoTher several players were Torced To quiT The squad. This, among oTher Things, Tended To deTracT Trom The Team spiriT To say noThing oT The TacT ThaT mosT aT These Tellows were TirsT sTringers. Toward The end oT The season The righT arm oT Bob RieT losT The accuraTeness ThaT iT once I4new. AT This poinT quarTerbaclc Johnny Panagakis made his debuT inTo The TirsT sTring, maniTesTing a skill ThaT won popu- lar acclaim among The sTudenTs. This new IiTe broughT many dispairing TooTbaII Tons baclc ouT inTo The sTa- dium To waTch The success oT a low iunior who made good. IT goes wiThouT saying ThaT wheTher The Eagles won or IosT, The Thrill and exciTemenT, ThaT malces TooTball The game ThaT iT is, held The Tans on The edge oT Their seaTs, Tense unTil The Tinal gun, -,,..vf fl K, vw. 04. ................ .,.. .3 ..., .,,...-.... -.. ..,f,,,.fW- - 'lk he 1- wg. . 4, 4, Row I lleft to rightlz Haywood, Heard, Sauder, Knops, Terramorse, Carnahan, WaTerTield, Garrick, Noveshen, Quayle, Van Doren, Bronson, Limneos, Burl. Row 2: Azov, Bingo, Yagi, BaTz, Wolf, Campusana, Tapia, Turner, McNeil, Mierbach, Lunarcli, Lim, Sochor, Joy, McMahon, Shimizu. Row 3: R.Jones, Burk, Sidwell, Crimes, Jacobs, MineharT, Fishbein, T.Jones. WilTon, Sanders, Nunan, HuTcherson, Verber, Ferrer, Kerwin, Wong, Williams, Barden, Johnson, McPherson, Okasaki, Price, Young. unior joofgaf ln The TirsT game oT The season The EagleTs meT a very sTrong Balboa Team. Our boys iusT couldn'T geT rolling and losT by The low score oT 2-O. The second game oT The season was againsT Lincoln. WashinTgon couldn'T wiThsTand a drive Tor The re- quired disTance and evenTually losT 12-6. WashingTon Tinally broke inTo The win column by downing S. l. 37-13. The EagleTs scored on The TirsT play and were never in danger. The Team showed whaT iT really could do iT iT wanTed To by winning iTs second game oT The season over Galileo 36-6. The Mission game proved To be a real Thriller, and a hard-TighTing WashingTon Team Tinally came ouT on Top 35-3l. Flying high on a Three game winning sTreak The junior varsiTy beaT Poly 27-13. Playing one oT Their besT deTensive games oT The season, The EagleTs beaT The boys Trom Lowell I2-7. The WashingTon line made a lasT minuTe goal line sTand which saved The game. ln a game Thah was posTponed Trom The beginning oT The season, WashingTon beaT S. l-l. 24-6. The iunior varsiTy had a very successTul season. lT ended up in second place wiTh a 6-2 record, winning iTs lasT six games. A loT oT iTs success was due To The Tine coaching oT Mr. Vasquez. There are some Tine poTenTial players coming up To The varsiTy Trom our second place J. V. Team. One boy To waTch This year is liTTle Jimmy Sochor, who will be making John Panagakis husTle Tor ThaT irsT sTring guorTerback posiTion. CTher boys who should 'help ouT This year Tram The J. V.'s are Ron Burl a Tullback, Kelly Vifc:TerTield a halTl:ack, and Ron McPherson an end. Bill Garrick will be a big help in The kicking deparT- menT, cnd also is a good guard. Also a boy who should be a good deTensive player is Ford Joy. There are many more boys who should develop inTo good play- ers and help ouT The Team a loT This year. X Pm sg Row 1 Ileft to righfl: Jules RouTborT, Don Morrison, Tony Escalle, Ralph Geanneui, RoberT Slavin, John Alvergue, Rudy Dzuraczewicz, Carroll Dillon, Larry Frigiliana, Joe Berliner, RoberT Varni, Ed Jaurequi, William Henderson, Tom Coffman, Richard Robinson, Walfer Singer, RoberT Papara. Row 2: Arnold MenTz, STeve Shain, Vladimir Tenkevich, Said Dudum, Alex Baurel, Ralph Adler, George DaTlik, Reggie Loyo, Ken SundquisT, Arnold Knudson, Ewing Chunn, Harold Knudson, WalTer Herzberg, MiITon Dong, Nick Wrany, STeve Ericson, Mike Evans, RoberT Perry, PeTe Cordellos. OCCQI' Mission 4 - WashingTon I The powerTul Bears, deTending champs, downed The Eagles 4-I To open The I953 AAA season. Balboa 3 -- WashingTon 4 The Eagles began a Tour-game winning sTreak wiTh a 4-3 win over The Bucs. Larry Frigillana led The scoring. Lowell 0 - WashingTon 5 WashingTon conTinued iTs winning ways by blanking Their I-layes STreeT rivals by a 5-0 counT. Papara scored 3 goals: Frigiliana Ig and Singer I Tor The Eagles' win. SainT lgnaTius 0 - WashingTon 4 The Eagles Then proceeded To blank a weak S. I. squad 4-0. I-lerzberg Tallied Two goals: Papora I3 and Frigiliana I Tor The win Galileo I - WashingTon 2 WashingTon edged a highly TouTed Lion Team 2-I. I-lerzberg and Frigiliana Tallied Tor The Eagles. DeTen- sive by Cordellos, Robinson, and Perry helped bring The upseT win 80,6011 PolyTechnic I - WashingTon 0 In a TighT deTensive conTesT The Eagles' winning sTreak was broken by a Tough Poly Team, I-0. Lincoln 0 - WashingTon 0 The underdog MusTangs ToughT The Eagle booTers To a 0-0 Tie. Coach Cdones charges ended wiTh a 4-2-I league record and a berTh in The playoTTs. Play-oTTs: Mission 2 -- WashingTon 0 WashingTon meT The Mission Bears Tor The righT To meeT The winner oT The Galileo-Poly play-oTT Tor The I953 AAA Championship. A hard TighTing Eagle squad was blanked 2-0 by The more experienced lvlissioniTes. The ouTlook Tor The soccer Team in I954, looks preTTy good as oT now. There are six leTTermen reTurn- ing, beside all The oTher boys who saw acTion lasT year. The reTurning leTTermen are Don Morrison, Sloko PeTrenko, Rich Robinson, Jules RouborT, RoberT Papara and Larry Frigiliana. WiTh all oT These men back, Mr. Odone is looking Tor anoTher successTul season. J' B I ., A v r ',,3r1 4 14 I ' Q X I MIKE EVANS P, ln.. ,QQQ -1 I .., 1 1, -5 YI 'I' Ie . jgqukx ig I I X th BOB VARNI 4 WALT SINGER Inside Righi' M Lepr Wing A X I QA I M . r 1 I A HaI1'bccIc I wsfff? If . I I I I I Q RICHARD ROBINSON' Lefr Fullback si' . ' ' ' I . I i . J' I I I I I 5 LACRR X ., ,IL .IU LES ROUTBORT I.efjI' Hclfbock Li I I QR, ,arm ..- ARNOLD KNUDSEN 'RIgI1+ FuIIbccIc I 3 r Q2 K ei Q, 3 DON MORRISON sos PERRY Goal Keeper Riglnf I-Iolfback E' W Y' I -bww 451 WALTER HERZBERG ' Cenrer Forward ' ' 'I , I. ,v I J I f ,ix ' fi-gr? 1 ' J, ,.. ., S bvuq v 'ff E ..-4 HAROLD KNUDSEN I.ef'I I'Ic1IIbc1cIc , I 5, 'L qv . g . ,. . . 1.-.. .I PETE CGRDELLOS Cen'rer I-IcIIbc1cIc I SLOKO PETRENKO RigIn+ FuIIbacI: . g. ,- M I ROBERT PAPARA 'Inside Lefi iv: ,. ,., . Eh .e..iL Jos BERLINER RIgI'1I I IciIIbc4cIc A ff- , .M A Q HW , . Hy? - A 1 wgv. ' -1 ..-,,: .vgx fggm - ' R . , N ,,,.,4pf1 STEVE ERICKSOI Seconm II 1Il'I'IIw. - - if 'Fx ff- M: . EA if ARMA j 5 T . A,. 'iii' Row 1 lleft to righfl: Don MiyamoTo, Randy GarneTT, Bob CransTon, Dick Daily, Europe Williams, Ike McArThur, Mike Siegal, Coach Bruce WirTh. Row 2: Coach Sid Phelan, Bob ArTeberry, Harry Merrions, Mike PrusoTT, Charlie SmiTh, Tom Barras, John Panagakis, Frank Norman, Henry Lemons, Johnnie MaThis. Mnfimifec! gaziefga Looking over The enTire l954 season The VarsiTy Tared ve'y successTully. They iusT missed a champion- ship. No one can deny ThaT This Team, under The experT coaching oT l-lead Coach Sid Phelan and AssisTanT Coach Bruce WirTh, playing aT TerriTic odds againsT Themselves many Times, uniTed and in mosT cases came Through. Sacred HearT The season opened wiTh a conTesT againsT Sacred l-learT. EighTing all The way The Eagles won decisively 36-21. This win builT up a loT oT conTidence in The Tel- lows on The Team. Lincoln NexT WashingTon meT The MusTangs. This game was a repeaT OT The previous game. The Eagles over- whelmed Lincoln 50-40. A large crowd waTc'hed This game, Tor iTs ouTcome was in doubT, and nobody wanTed To miss The greaT conTesT ThaT iT Turned ouT To be. Poly On January l9, a Tavored ParroT Team Took The reins and never leT go unTil The Tinal gun. The Eagles losT This one by Ten poinTs. The Tinal score was 37-47. This game was To be The TfrsT in a Tour-game losing sTreak. Mission Once more The WashingTon Tans leTT The Kezar Pa- villion wiTh Trowns. The Bears launched an aTTack ThaT The Eagles iusT could noT hold up under. WashingTon losT This game 22-36. This was The lasT game Tor Tour Tellows who were in There TighTing in all Those games, and who undouloTedly held some role in The games we did win. lT was a blow To The Team as well as The Tons ThaT we losT McArThur, Williams, MaThis, and O'Dons nell To a diploma during mid-season. Galileo The TiTTh game oT The season was againsT The Lions. The Eagles seemed slighTly more evenly maTched Than They had been againsT The opponenTs oT The laTTer Two games. This Time The margin was only six poinTs. The Lions won 37-43. SainT lgnaTius On February 9, The l-lillToppers meT The Wildcafs Trom SainT lgnaTius. Once more The Eagles were no maTch Tor The opposiTion. WashingTon losT 34-48. BUT soon we would win. This could noT happen To any one school wiThouT a change sooner or la+er. Balboa This was proven againsT The Bubs. ATTer losing Tour sTraighT The Eagles came back, 43-23, and Tinally goT a game in The bag. This gave The Team some en- couragemenT - enough, however To . . . Lowell . . . Scalp The lndiansl WashingTonians Turned ouT in Torce as did LowelliTes Tor This biTTer conTesT -- and iT was a biTTer conTesT. There was no doubT abouT ThaT. BeTore several Thousand rooTers The Eagles Tinally puT TogeTher a real Team eTTorT To beaT Lowell 32-30 in a second sudden-deaTh overTime, The Eagles sTalled Tor 3lf2 miuTes aT The end oT The TirsT overTime in order To geT one shoT To Tie The score aT 30-all. Randy GarneTT sTood wiTh The ball under his arm Tor mosT oT The Time, buT almosT double dribbled in The air once To blow The s+aII. l-le made his shoT, buT Touled Grider, who had iusT a Tew minuTes beTore broken The AAA scoring record. Clarence missed boTh oT his Tree Throws be- cause oT The Tension. The Eagles goT The ball and sTalled again. C5arneTT's periformance was repeaTed. This was revenge Tor lasT yearls one-poinT-win in The Tinals ThaT Lowell gloaTed over. 4 M if , .,f 4,74 -f W wif Z-?6l5LQfLa! pfagefd Top Right Clockwise: CALVIN TAAM CHEW JEONG BRYCE O'CONNOR JIM SOCHOR RALPH LEWIS DON REED JERRY MANN MIKE SIEGEL BOB CRANSTON CHARLIE SMITH BOB ARTERBERRY TOM BARRAS Center Clockwisez KELLY WATERFIELD STAN ROSENBERG DICK DAILEY RANDY GARNETT A Q. xg 1 N 1 5 X 3 T 1 5- 4 o XY, '. , X if , f if 1 , .:., g 'A'-2 3 , . A I A ' 1 f . A 1 . 4 . 1 f A E5 . ' , ' . i f,.. H, Y 'v M nh ii VAAI 'fu : Row 1 lleff to rightl: Coach Phelan, STan Rosenberg, Chew Jeong, Brice O'Connor, Don Reed, Jerry Mann, Calvin Tam, Coach Wir+h. Row 2: Ralph Lewis, Tommy Anderson, Saul DeAngelo, Jim Sochor, Mario Galang, Ford Joy, Lewis Hunfer, Kelly Waferfielcl, FleeT Ervine. vvasxasvvasxxxxxas 1302 Z?MAef6a Sacred Hearl' The l3O's opened The season wiTh an expecfed buf sTill sparkling win over The Sacred l-learT lrislh. ln The TirsT quarfer The nervous Eaglefs. paced by Rosenberg, forward, Mann, forward, Reed, cenfer, Jeong, guard, and O'Connor, guard, were noT aT Their besfg however, in The following Three periods They exhibifed Terrific sTrengTh winning by a score of 43-17. Lincoln Nexf The Eaglefs, showing a greaT defense on The floor and baclcboards, overwhelmed a sTrong Musfang squad 29-40. Chew Jeong Took scoring honors wiTh Twelve poinTs. Poly The l3O's launched a surprise aTTaclc on The birds from Poly. An underesfimafed Washingfon five nabbed The game 41-28. Bryce O'Connor swepT The laurels wiTh 15 poinTs. Mission This was a bad day for The l3O's. AT The half we were behind 13-6. l-lowever, in The lasT Two periods we sfruggled on and finally won afTer a fourTh quarTer rally 30-22. Galileo Nof much can be said abouT This conTesT ex- cepT ThaT The Eaglefs easily overpowered T'he Liar s 31-19. SainT lgnafius The Wildcafs sTayed wiTh Rosenberg all The way This Trip. S. l. foughf hard buf nof hard enough. The score was uncomforTable, 38-32. This was one of S. l.'s beTTer games. Balboa l-lere was one of The deciding games which came on February 19, when fhe EagleTs rolled over The Bucs 40-24. Lowell As The final gun sounded, pandemonium broke loose. WiTh a Tremendous lasT minufe surge by The enTire Team The l3O's squeezed by in a very TighT game 32-28. Semi-finals This game againsT S. l. was enough To give anyone hearf failure. The TirsT half goT The Wash- ingTon five nowhere. Gradually we made our way upward unTil The final score read 31-29, lClose enough?l Finals ' The finals againsT Poly gave The crown To Phe Eagle l3O's. Wifh only one goal in mind The Eaglefs snafched a 35-29 vicfory and a cham- pionship from The ParroTTs. ' Coach Sid Phelan and Coach Bruce WirTh used sTraTegy ThaT probably no oTher coaches in The sTaTe could have used successfully. A Io+ of crediT goes To These coaches as well as To The Team. a4vKv4-94949494-9494949494 Row 'I llefl To righfl. Klnya MaTsuna, Larry Lum, Herb Frieclrnan, Ad l George Georgeades, Michael Paul, Gerry Green, Don MiyomoT l20's The l2O's Took TourTh place in The league sTand- ings wiTh a 4-4 record. The leading scorers were Herb Freidman and VicTor Low. Coach Phelan Tried hard, and did a greaT job oT making George WashingTon High School proud oT Their lighTweighT baslceTball Teams. O.. 94 ophus Wong, Coach Phelan. Row 2: Bob Le ng o!iigAfweigAf gafiefgaf ll0's The unbeaTable l IO-pound boslceTball Team won Their sixTh sTraighT A. A. A. championship This year. In The lasT seven seasons The llO's have won 57 ouT oT 60 league games. The leading scorers on The Team This pasT ea Son were Gaynell Mcljhearson and Johnny Leong SCORES: VXfASHlNGTON 42-Mission 2l SCORES: WASHINGTON 30-Mission WASHINGTON 33-S. H. 22 WASHINGTON 23-S. H. WASHINGTON 24-Poly 39 WASHINGTON 48-Poly WASHINGTON 32-S. l. 32 VVASHINGTON 35-S. l. WASHINGTON 28-Lil'1COln 33 WASHINGTON 40-l.iI'1COlI'1 WASHINGTON 36-Lowell 37 WASHINGTON 36-Lowell WASHINGTON 26-Galileo 43 WASHlNGTON 44-Galileo WASHINGTON 3l-Balboa 46 WASHlNGTON 28-Balboa 94 74 94 T4 94 T4 94 Row I Cleft io rightl: Marshall Uyeda, Ralph Fe'iga, Charles Dresow, Coach Sid Phelan. Row 2: Tommy Lee, Henry e Jim Davis, William Law. X WTW f f C- ff . W4 li Row 'l Cleft to righTl: Jim Faulkner, LesTer Embree, Ted Sapling, Leonard Ravengno, STeve Ericlcson, John Panagalcis. Row 2: Coach Bruce WirTh, MarTin Weiner, Charles Anderson, Ted Gurich, Weyman Chun, ArT McRowe, Larey SmiTh. eaemfe gaaLefAaf Reserve baslceT'ball is someThing new here aT Wash- ingTon. lT was all sTarTed by Mr. Phelan and Mr. WirTh To geT sophomores and iuniors To go ouT Tor laaslceTball. Some oT The oTher schools in The ciTy are also sTarTing baslceTball reserve Teams. Some oi T'he Teams ThaT Tollowed WashingTon are Balboa, Lowell and Lincoln. AlTJhough The schools do noT have a league, They play ouT oT Town games wiTh Tamalpais J. V. and Dralce J. V. There is always a chance Tor The reserve player To be called during mid-season To play Tor The varsiTy, as happened This year. GJ! Mowing down any and all opposiTion in iTs way, The Eagle golT Team produced a really successTul seasor Under The guidance oT Coac'h Bruce WirTh, The golTers birdied, aced, and mashied over Lincoln, Galileo, Poly, Balboa and Sacred l-learT, To name a Tew. ln a sporT where individual prowess is so imporTanT, WashingTon can well be proud OT iTs phenomenally sTrong Team. To name sTars and besT players, one would have To include The whole Team. However, a Tew OT The boys who did some noTeworThy playing are EllioT War- shauer, Dave KruchlcoTT, Gil Brunlc, John Sochor, Gary Melman, STeve Shermoen and Milce Evans. Row 1 lleft Io rightl: Gary Melmon, Bob RosenThal, STeve Shermoen, John RoberTson, Dave KruTchkoTf, Charles Dresow, Ellioi Warshauer. Row 2: Coach WirTl1, John Sochor, Ron Nunan, Willie Cooper, Jim Seyler, Mike Evans, Dick Jones. 11. C f ,f . h '-.f ,f X T we . ,..... fi I , , y f 1 f 2 W . 51 Z c 4 ,f 'tg ,Za J J A life 91' I 43? qw., 1 ,, wwf 'uw-W.-1 ,fr , 'ff , ., , ,., ,. ms, ,V - , .AJ ,F+1.' ws- ' , sffsr, frre,., eee5?T eEef Tiveiusispwfw,-My QY' , ,W T-Xfwmyf l -M- Row 'I lleft to rightiz Don Reed, Bill WoliTarsky, Denny Moorhead, Dick Dailey, Larry Frigillana, ClinT Redus, Ronald Anderson, Sid Shired, Bob Ar-Teberry, Larry Camp, Frank Norman, Cal Horn, James 'WaTson, Ronald Berl. Row 2: Fred Barden, Frank Terramows, Jim Allen, Leon Jones, Eddie Thomas, Bill Collins, Don Robinson, Jim Healy, Don BaTes, Myron Zimmerman, Ted Wozniak, Bruce Bemis, Marcel Burke, Bill Holland, Ed PluTTe. Row 3: John WendT, John Penages, Wiley Wong,, Carl MiTchell, Doug Lummis, Ronald McPherson, Beverly Robinson, John Bower, Paul Drisdale, Harvey Merriouns, Dan Turner, Bill Cooper, John Sochor, Don MiyamoTo, Jan Yagi. '74 T4 'X l 6LCL.SDQ6L150l'l 'X '74 The George WoshingTon High School cindermen had anoTher championship season in l954. ln The pasT sixe years The Teams have won 76 meeTs and losT 4, a very impressive record. WashingTon-Balboa-ln The TirsT meeT oT The season, we Took all Three divisions Trom Balboa by The score oT 81 V2 To 3llf2, 67-28, and 52 To 16. WashingTon-Mission-Mission was The nexT Team To go down againsT our hard TighTing Team. The scores were 89 To 24, 74773 To 2026, and 38lf3 To 29273. WashingTon-SainT lgnaTius-The nexT meeT was againsT The S. l. WildcaTs. The scores were 7543 To 37lf3. 86371 To 4lf4, and 57 To ll. WashingTon-Poly-The Poly Team which was supposed To give WashingTon o loT oT Trouble This year losT To The Eagles by scores oT 6646, To 46lf4, 63 To 36, and 48 To 20. WashingTon-Galileo-Showing much improvemenT in every meeT, The WashingTon High Team won all Three divisions Trorn Galileo by scores OT 93 To 20, 82 To l2, Gnd 53lf,4 To l4lf2. WashingTon-Lincoln-Looking Torward To The Lowell meeT, The Eagles ran over The Lincoln ponies by The scores oT 8llf2 To 3llf2, 67 To 28, and 52 To l6. WcishingTon-Lowell-ln The lasT dual Track meeT oT The season The WaslhingTon Eagles beaT The highly raTed Lowell lndians. The scores were 69 To 44, 7llf3 To 23 275, and 53 To l5. This meanT ThaT we won The round robin championship Tor The TiTTh sTraighT year. Row 1 lleft To righil: Leland Sheldon, Fred Gonzalez, Merle MarTin, Marrioun Page, Bill Garrick, Kelly WoTerTield, Jim Shelbourne, Jules RouTborT, Roland Carr, WalTer Chung, Bob Campos, Mario Galang, Dick Masuda, Roland Quang, Ralph Feiga, Calvin Thompson. Row 2: Geo. Fields, Dave Feldman, Allen Fishbein, Gordon Mo, Lauren ParroTT, Mike Torres, Elvie Cooper, Gaylord BunTon, Bob Hammond, Ken Minkus, Jim Sochor, Dick Baker, Phil ShioTa, Phil Go'l'Fried, Jerry Sullivan, John Tashiro, Dick ATkins, Jan Yagi. Row 3: Don MiyamoTo, BerT WiTTe, Leroy Williams, John Bohm, Maurice VoIienTe, Jack Rhodes, Avie Shippard, Ulysses Duncan, Paul BaxTer, Bob Shellenberg, Ray Thomas, Maurice Parks, Mike Campusano, Lloyd Hildebrand, Ken CasTle, Cornel Ross, Ed WilTon, Ian MiTro'FT, Lionel Hornsby, Bill Morissy, FleeT lrvine, Joel LiTvin, Harold Reidel, STeve Dozier, Barry Mierback, Adrian Cunningham, Hirosi Fukashima, VincenT Lee, Charles Coleman, Mel Axelrod. M5 ed' ' K 4 X TWWN. Row 'I lleff to rightl: Roland Carr, Denny Moorehead, Leon Jones, Don Robinson, Bill Collins, RoberT Campos, Merle MarTin,' Lloyd Hiledbrand, James WaTson, Bruce Bemis. Row 2: John Bauer, STeve Dozier, Myron Zimmerman, Ron Ander- son, Jim Healy, Doug Lummis, Jim Shelbourne, Larry Camp, John WendT, Fred Gonzales. 2 XPO55 Oblllflng PCLCL The George WashingTon cross-counTry Team under The coaching aT Mr, Vasquez enioyed a successTul season by Tying wiTh Lowell Tor second place in The annual cross-counTry meeT. Melvyn Dowdell, seTTing The pace and breaking The old record seT by Dennis LanTerman, pooled a new record aT 9:09.11 This is over Ten seconds beTTer Than The T949 record seT by LanTerman. CDuTsTanding runners in The all-ciTy were Bill Collins,who came in 6Th, and James WaTson, who came in lOTh. L O Qlflfllrf J This year our Tennis Team nas sTarTed anoTher season successTully. Mr. Reade's coaching has broughT The boys a long way. Their TirsT maTch wiTh Poly was won by deTaulT, Because They didn'T acTually play cgainsT Poly, They meT SainT lgnaTius wiTh a greaT deal oT TighT and ended wiTh a Tinal score oT 7-O. The neTmen were sTiII going sTrong sTrong in The Third maTch oT The season wiTh Balboa. They whipped The Buccaneers 7-O. This was iusT The beginning aT a successTul season. Row I ileft lo rightl: Sam Ng, Tom Gans, Jack KleTzman, Phillip Chang, Ron Heglin. Row 2: Russell Yee, Ed Wong, George PoniTlro'F'f, Milre Yee, Dick Bowen, Dick Nichols, Hugh Aanonsen. c., ....,, U . V? A ,A my W c g 4,wmmwaJvLSiv'wN fm ev eww Q- AM V ,,,,,..w. 4,w,,,, x Wm . W fm si vw -EY wil a . , '+...L,v'- 4 . -Www.. ... ws- 1' 1 L i K Row I lleff to righfl: Paul MerTens, Takashi Olcczaki, Fernando Mon+clvo, Arnold Lum, Daryl Hadley, Herbie Friedmen, Bob Leeper, Jerry MarTin, Ken MOTT, Sol D'Angelo. Row 2: Dove Peizer, Diclr Raven, Al McGee, Tom Borros, Henry PeTersen, Don Morosi, Wol+ Herzberg, STeve Erickson, Bob CransTon, Coach Saul Madlies. CLKDQAQF This year's baseball Team ended up wiTh a 2-6 rec- ord. IT They had received a Tew breakers during The season iT could have made a big diTTerence in Their record. Lowell-WashingTon l-ligh baseball Team goT oTT To a good sTarT by shuTTing ouT Lowell 2-O. The ouTsTanding player was Daryl l-ladley, who gave up iusT Three hiTs. S. l.LThe Eagles lasT Their TirsT game oT The season To a hard TighTing S. l. Team 5-O. S. l'l.-The l-lillToppers wenT down To Their second sTraighT deTeaT by bowing To S. l-l. 7-4. Mission-No hiTs was The whole sTory in The Mission game. The Eagles only goT one hiT and losT a 5-O deci- sion To The Bears Trom Mission. Poly-l-ladley regisTe-red his second win oT The cam- paign by deTeaTing a Tavored Poly Team lO-l. Mon- Talvo and Rosenberg were The big guns in The hiTTing deparTmenT. Galileo-In one oi The highesT score games oT The sea- son, The Galileo Lions scored a I5-7 vicTory and gave The Eagles Their TourTh loss oT The season. Lincoln-Ahhough Bob CransTon played an ouTsTand- ing game by hiTTing in The only Two runs, we drop The Lincoln game by a score oT 4-2. Balboa-In The lasT game oT The season, we losT To a Tough Balboa Team by a score oT 6-O. CransTon was The big gun in The hiTTing deparTmenT Tor The second sTraighT garne. fx ,. .... , .. . c. 3 . ' X .-., ,A . , ..,,,.. ' . ., , ., . . , . . ,. .M ,, , . G . -,avg si ' Q, . ., . ,V . A I ,N , f gli f, 4 s - , , 9 5 V assi A e? ' 'msn 3 -55:-s-N Q Cv F' . 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Row 2: Coach Odone, Guy Van Doren, Slex Eagle, RoberT Mersereau, Lawson Bronson, Rheem Davis, Sub Agliolo, Jerry Mann, Milne BraTT, Mike Sidwell, James MaraTsos. wimming This season, as in pasT seasons, Mr. Odone, The Eagle swimming coach, predicTed greaT Things Tor his Team. AT The Time This annual wenT To press, These games seemed highly indicaTive aT The Tinal resulTs oT The season. The Eagles TirsT meT up wiTh The ParroTs. Now, par- roTs are no diTTerenT Tram ducks in ThaT waTer does noT roll OTT Theilr backs. And WashingTon proved iT by dunlcing Them I68-I7, all divisions winning. The Eagles nexT Tipped The canoe oT The Lowell indians. They never reached land. WashingTon's am- muniTion ouTnumbered Thei.s, T56 cannon balls To 32 GFFOWS. A Lions, members aT The CaT Tamily, cannoT swim, you lqnow. Aware aT This, our Trogmen Took advanTage oT Calileo by waTching Them sinlc Three Times. Cnce in The varsiTy, 68-63 once in The i3O's division, 47-TO: and lasTly in The l2O's division, 52-4. , The ship oT The Buccanneens had holes in iT. The Eagle varsiTy undermined iTs hull 68-5. The l3O's and I2O's Tinished up, 52-4 and 50-6, respecTively. When The SURVEYOR wenT To press, iT was The general ThoughT ThaT The resT oT our compeTiTion would give us no Trouble wiTh The excepTion oT S. l., which was predicTed To keep The swimming Team on iTs Toes. Row 1 lleft to righti: Roberf Poli, Donald Chan, BurTon Lee, Byron Koleyashi, Raymond Fong, Edward Ng, Paul Fong, Lewis Hunfer, Ronald Zimmeos, James Babb, Dave SmiTh, Chew Jeong, RoberT Tucker, Roger Janow, Ralph Giannini. Row 2: Coach Odone, Richard McGraTh, WalTer Tom, John Leong, Ted Geredes, Larry King, Ken Lombardi, Chris WiTzel, RoberT Lim, James Chan, Ronald Verber, Harry Cohen, Leonard Pla+o, Roberi HanreTTy, Jerry Wolfe, William Yasueda. TW TF' '--1-'- T 4 ,KV i Q G o es ' gil l l :fs K - .4 - .. 'TQ 'T i ' xsuw ' 'KSWNFI .Wi S T 'Ti 'T 1 -, . T-N - 1-.ff ' .L , - . v , ' In V, - ' 9 yn, sit:-, vzp ,... . C - ' sw. --an - ' 9- zwis- , , 4. T T '-3 f' - ' . 'Q - . 1 R ff T ':1- T ,I , T 1 SX. . , 1 Y' ,-- T ii' -L. , i . 7 45. - Q, - .T - ., 'fu 4' r- , VA f , ' T , , ' ,J ' ii ' A ' T i ff' s 1 :Viv ' j . 'Ti I .Q mir in-J :L 'L 4 f C4 W f .. , ww, M mga ,, . , f ,fl f 9 fy .f,' I ww ff ,, , , YW- , f' f' ,,,, 'r -iff f ' ' wwf , . m,1i,f,v EW TYCK, '1W'if'i' e , 41-'gli , X , 1 X s. WX. Q 1 g L,jA,,. I Qflfkiyf f f Q j'4 ,:..? I, 24W .f 1 fr, Z. ' , 4, my , i ka f , 1 f Z4 1 S f Wann , :VI if, I Q me 1:55779 A' L ,f X -74 'Z f , Row I Shired, Roland Carr, Phil Shiofa, Dennis Moorhead, Roland Quang. Row 2: Roger Mann, Ford Joy, Ronnie Timneos, Bob Mersereau, Merle Marlin, Lloyd Hildebrand, Diclr Nichols, Hugh Aanonsen, Pele Grassi, Bill Middlelon, Milce Siegel. Mario Galang, Maurice Parlis. Row 3: Guy Van Doren, Sam Cilron, Fred Williams, Bob Crans'l'on, Doug Lummis, Paul Merlens, Ken Crook, Henry Lew, Ray Manion, AI Blumenfeld, Roger Janous. BOB REIF DENNIS MOORHEAD Fall Presidenl Spring Presidenl' lleft to righil Mel Axelrod, Larry Frigillana, Jules Roulborl, Berl Wille, Roberl Poli, Bruce Gledhill, Bill Collins, Sid ofefferimen ociefg When a boy wins his bloclc by achieving i a cerlain amounl ol poinls in lraclc or swim- ming or by playing for half oi each game oi lhe season in baseball, baslcelball, or ioolball, he is eligible Io ioin The Lellermen Sociely. The Lellermen are aclive in promoling DENNIS MOORHEAD sporls. They sell liclcels lo many evenls. Fall Vice-Presidenl BILL COLLINS Spring Vice-Presidenl Row 'I ileft to rightl: Doug Lummis, Fred Williams, Don Miyamolo, Dick Masuda, Roger Mann, Jules Roulborl, Merle Mariin, Roland Carr, Jim Shelbourne, Denny Moorhead, Jan Carnahan, Dick Nichols, H. Knudsen, A. Knudsen, Bob Merse- reau, Mel Axelrod, Milne Siegel. Row 2: Roy Telcowa, Bill Yasueda, Phil Shiola, Tom Varley, Dave Vilner, John Panagalcis, Rheem Davis, Lloyd Hildebrand, Bill Collins, Ronnie Limneos, Roberl' Poli, Pefer Ogawa, Roger Janow. Row 3: Paul Mer- fens, Ford Joy, Roland Quang, Bob Varni, Pele Grassi, Carl Milchell, James Walson, Ray Manion, Don Robinson, Ed Wil- lon, Arnold Menlz. . ,,.. V If I I 1. al' 'A F ivm mer' , J fa I if A if iz' - .ww 4 W. . r , 4, f -' f gg ' 4 H 1 A 3 ,Z 1 r '3 ir -. N - , I I PM rw, if 3 J f 4, ff Ev. A X ima' 'V yy: gi. Y L M - -.. ov. -...,........ .,. k A - A .V ---ef.,-....f,...-Y,...,,,......,,. L., vw N, , L, , V - .4 Row 1 lleft to righfl: Field, Fishman, Weaver, Cecil, Senslce, Dawley, Mikkelsen, Hamrol, Knanishu, Eng, Dila, Mock, Wong, Poller, Rolica, Slauson, Zamore. Row 2: Schonewold, Zebley, Walker, McGraw, Reed, Jones, Hirola, Euler, Bclolcian, Nor- man, Proselr, Wiley, Werlh, Springer, Camozzi, Tozier, Concilla. Row 3: Bush, Dominguez, Lubchenlro, Miller, Kalsh, Haighl, MacDonald, Hogan, Culberlson, Bocar, Malole, Toland, Reed, Frieclerich, Lesler. JAYNE DITO FANNIE WILEY Fall Prez. Block W Spring Pres. Block W rfd !Lw5oczef gi , g OC - . g ,sc E To become o member ol lhe Block W Sociely, one rnusl have been in The GAA lor lour Terms, received all ol her awards and have salisloclory cilizenship. The sociely sponsors call sporl nighls, serves ol lhe Le+lerrnen's Banquet and JOYCE HIROTA ushers ol mosl GAA lunclions. ADRIENNE HO Fall G.A.A. Pres. Spring G.A.A. Pres. Row 'I lleff to rightl: Po'H'er, Goldsmilh, Springer, Coolrson, Rafica, Dawley, Wallace, Mogannam, Bellesen, Sorensen. Camozzi, Fishman, Wiley, Friedrich, MacDonald, Ma+o+e, Polsfer, Weaver, Landeclcer, Rapopor-lr, Norlhgrave, Fel+, Seiberl, Coufure, Perry, Lubchenlzo, Bocar. Rovv 2: Cancilla, Brungard, Lee, Haigh+, Zebley, Dominguez, Do+y, Kerber, Candou, Tozier, Slauson, McGraw, Reed, Daniel, Schonewald, Lesler, Blue, Hogan, Proselr, Euler, Cauhope, Norman, Soller, Wein- shenlz, Franklin, Cassell, Yee, Mrs. Brillharl. Row 3: Condos, MoHa, De Koninck, Hirola, Jones, Ho, Yee, Dong, MerriH', Low, Larpenleur, Miller, Senske, Thomas, Cowley, Rogers, Cecil, Zamore, Medloclc, Woosler, Balolcian, Slern, Singer, Torgo- vilslcy, Arndl, Enders, Powell, Levy, Rosenlhol, Pasch, Culber'l'son, Howland. f ' ' M ' f f , V 2, , yi. 5 , 4, ff ff 4 f' M WMM' 'X ' ' 5 - f .. 1 'V 45 T 'gi- I 1 ,gf fsfml -.T X 796 cwkx - V i X XX'-ck, Row 1 lleft fo righll: Doris Thoma, Joanne Lewis, Gail Sommer, Sue Slauson. Row 2: Nan Jones, Joyce HiroTa, Jayne DiTo, Nancy RaTica, Bobbie Tolancl. .ine girfa 'jdfll AnoTher word Tor Tun, good Times, and lasTing Triendships is The GAA, Commonly relierrecl To by iTs Three iniTials, The GAA or Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion has once again compleTed a more Than successTul year. Under The capable hands aT Fall President Joyce l-liroTa, and Spring PresidenT, Adrienne l-lo, along wiTh Miss Shearer, The TaculTy adviser, more Than 503 girls have earned awards and developed a high pro- Ticiency in one or more sporTs. The GAA is one oT The biggesT arganizaTions in school, and everyone who belongs agrees ThaT iT's well-worTh The Time devoTed To iT. CompeTiTion is always high and in any one sporT, There will always be Sophomores,Juniors, and Seniors playing TogeTher. A fic dziociafion WiTh volleyball, badminTon, ice slcaTing, riding, swimming, Tennis, modern dancing, baskeTball, and bowling To choose Tram, The girls have Tound many and varied sporTs Trom which To selecT Their TavoriTe. SuccessTul ploydays, awards rallies, and a Teeling ol belonging all have come abouT Through The eTTorTs ,ol hard-working oTTicers and inTeresTed members . Awards are given To The girls wiTh no more Than 3 absences aT The compleTion OT The Term oT GAA sporTs. The TirsT award ThaT may be won is a numeral: The second is a chevrong Then a circle W is awarded! The TourTh award is a Block W which enTiTles iTs holder To ioin The Block W SocieTyp a sTar is nexT: Tinally, Tor six Terms oT GAA parTicipaTion, The girl is awarded a beauTiTul gold W. Row 'I llefl to righfl: Adrienne Ho, Arlene Dong, Lynne De Roy, Nancy RaTica, Kim Voss, Geri Greenberg, Laura Camp- bell, Anne Perry. Row 2: PaT Cowley, Gail Sommer, Yvonne SaasTa, Doril' Davidson, Bobbie Vail, Jane Barsocchini, Fran Levey, NanneTTe FuiimoTo. AIG- , as ,gil- xt? -1 G 3 J 14. I, Rt J, CCCCC.- r A ,, ., , 4 vm, l , 4 J 1 , I A Q7 C 9 W Wk A L YQ. Us, yy '- .' ex-f',e.,, sm. ': re ' , qs, C9 mNu4 fx f , , fs, 624 c , sr, W ' I l Wife? S A JY 'Z vi s y e N. Q 'C-f Y r fl! -,XX Kb T3 N. X1-.1 'N UN Carol ne Havner, Pam 1 Vai Bobbie Hernandez, H F0 Sha uno, U9 M Jenn Seibert, 609 Kather ne hios, Mal H6 Pau Mainas, strahan seff, Kathy A He en Ruth Levy, Koshland, Christe Knowles, Vivian keda, Sachiko auson, S o leftl: Sue lrighl t 1 Row fr Mille June Kerber, grd S Candau, Annette Franchi, rietta Ma 9: Row m. Li cobson, Sally Ja Dina reenberg, G ang, Sandy W SY hir S 5: Row H Lorez Ga Fong, VOD Lou se ountanas, M oria G Egbert, 9 Conn an, HH 9 Co Joan ustin, A HU F8 Hoyt, Art shman, Fi Lois Creek, C U Patri ll, Bushne U rgini Vi Jones, Nancy Er ckson, Jeanne V, nny Olinge Gi Kraft, Lorraine Salomon, Eva Levin, ngrd on, Kalm Lynne bert, Lam nger zi, Gi m0Z Ca Alice Zamore, Annette Behr ng, Louise am, ah F G Jeanne er, S Em if IH lia Wil Gwendolyn 5, FH Willia estine FD Ea Kiraly, ith Jud ew, Ch Rose L 0 EE im A Fen Ka L Cornet Ann Carol Evind, Ga y Ryland, ll Sa ppe, Gail Groza, Ko E Stephan Bev Mond- Davis, Helen L Campbel FU Greenberg, Lau Geri e Toland, rensen, Bobbi So C tron, ather ne K Szrut, Judy rschberg, H Helen encoff, M F0 Ca Porter, nie H Mi Leonard, Nancy Hg, To Rose Lee, yn Voss, Carol Toth, Kim 9 Jos 1 rk Ca Sandra Voss, Natalie Kay Felt, ryden, D Candy cchini, FSO Bn Jane UY, Er 3 HU Wi eaver, W Joyce erer, Pr skam FG B Une Di Rapaport, llie E Springer, I0 Ca ade, W Jean dreth, H Caro e sborn, 0 Sheldeen 1 ck Konin ess, Cla re De Hn Wi Vivian Cr sci, le nsler, Luci eP Lorrain Mogznnam, Alice Bellesen, Audrey Koupas, Evelyn Koupos, Yvonne anturiff, M Q, : C C ii E I ,,.- :C mn. 1C vs vs -C Z sz E2 qc.- SJC! 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Row 1 lleft to righfl: Fran Levey, Marcia Beckman, Carol Sfeinhafel, Sue Slauson, Ingrid Levin, Sally LamberT, Benay Bur- sfein, Joyce Weaver, Mr. Wire, Nancy RaTica, Danise Blue, MarTha Goldsmifh, Pam Havner, Jackie Rofh, Dee Noodl- man. Row 2: Carole Cohen, Fannie Wiley, Fran Norman, Elise Landecker, Ellie RapoporT, Norma Balakian, Faye Easfland, Kafhy Orr, Diane Braskamp, Jan Rufherford, Virginia Sorenzen, Alice Comozzi, Jackie McGraw, Rosalind Raymond, Carolyn Kiner, Barbara Polsier. Row 3: Ron LeviTin, Jean Cam-iI'a, Barbara Vail, Marvin Mizis, Ron Loos, Gary Pres+ing, Mel Axelrod, Larry Woolf, Dan Graney, Bob GranT, Lynn De Roy, Sue Franklin. New mr ffm.-S ew fe- F- fe- xp JZ? ' 1 dl-it sq 22' Worlc on The Surveyor by members oT The Journalism closs begins very eorly in The Toll semesTer even Though The Surveyor doesn'T come ouT unTil June. l-lord worlc ond Tun ore combined in molcing The dummy inTo which oll The ideos Tor The new boolc ore orronged in Their Tincll order, ond in posT- ing up The loyouTs Tor eoch poge. A new cover hos To be designed every yeor, Too, ond This Time The STQTT de- jk 8 Su I UQ g 0 If' JEAN CANCILLA BARBARA PoLsTER cided To Try someThing new ond go ulTro moderrif' When The high seniors, The closs ond sTudenT-body oT- Ticers, The clubs, ond oTTher orgonizoTions begin hoving Their picTures Token, onoTher sTep in Torming The yeorboolc hos been Tolcen. BusTles To Bop wos or- iginoTed by The EdiTors ond The sToTT wiTh The hope ThoT iT will be enjoyed by The en- Tire sTudenT body. f + - SIGHT UNSEEN CAST Ella ..,........,. Miss Poller .,.v,,.,,,,,,, Mrs. Millicenl Malone ,,,,,, l-lenry Malone ,,,,,, Mail .....A.... ..... , .. 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G ary Greenberg Sfeplnanie Koppe ,,,,Mardi Rolls .,,,Bob Ansara .,,,,,l.arry Coviello Arclene Anderson .......Sfcn Church ,,....MOFCiG Blum .,,,Bob Effori Direcied by Mrs. Anno May Dickson .- mm X SHAKESPEARE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS Gary Greenberg Barbara Cecil Eleanore Rapoporl THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Ann Canellos Richard Saroyan Bob Elford ROMEO AND JULIET Elizabefh Juul Gary Wagner Nina Tychinin THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Melanie Mead Bill Fisher Sleve Dedina Direcled by Anna May Dickson Sludenl Direclors: Mardi Rolls, Jeanne Graham, Joan Harrison L lam 4 Row 'I lleff To rightl: Carol Springer, Phyllis Paclcman, Claire GoIdsmiTh, Sally Hogan, Frances Cosiello, Linda SolTer, Deanna Hum, Jo Ann Chew, Louise von EmsTer, Marilyn Field, Alben-ia LesTer, AnneTTe Zamore, Terry Lee, Cornee Bocar, Mary MaToTe, Emily Omar, Mrs. Swanson. Row 2: MarTy Barclay, Janiaia Medlocli, Sally BarreTT, Hanalco Kalcuno, Alma Mialocq, Adele STern, Polly EsTes, Marilyn Euler, Marilyn Erseplre, Mimi Larpenfeur, Evelyn Morris, Jackie OgleTree, Pamela Chase, Lydia Johnson, Dawn Duino, Dorinda Dawley, Mary Flint Row 3: Milne Escobosa, Ellis Smifh, Dave Gillespie, Saul Bar, John Hommes, Gordon Ross, Ralph Lewis, Herb Barasch, Clinf Redus, Bob Schomp, Marv BohnsTedT, PeTe Grassi, Ron Joseph, Joe PoliTz, CourTney MineharT, John Keller, Alex Bagwell, Bob Ferrer, Harf Simerson, Don Brill, Riclc Queiada. KAOPGLK gl Olfl,l0.'5 George WashingTon has always been proud oT her music deparTmenT and especially aT The choir, under The direcTion aT Mrs. MyrTle Swanson. An average oT TiTTy-Tive girls and boys sing in The choir every Term. The year is always busy Tor This group, since many perTormances demand Their presence. The choir par- TicipaTes wiTh The orchesTra and oTher musical per- Tormers aT The Spring ConcerT, Alumni ConcerT, ChrisT- mas Taloleau, Annual Music l:esTival aT STaTe College. GraduaTion Ceremonies and as a special service This year, sang Tor a convenTion oT CaliTornia Principals, meeTing in San Francisco. This Tine group deserves many Thanks Tor The con- TribuTion iT has made To George WashingTon. Row I lleft to righfi: BeTTy Radd, Diane Weaver, Diane Oliver, Grace Lapiian, Phyllis Tigges, Judy Spinner, Lois Fishman. Gale Flefcher, Jane Goldsberry, Morylinn STaudT, Consuelo Cebreiros, Ginger Sorensen, Jeanne Lipscomb, NaTalie Man- Turoff, Helen Chang, Mrs. Swanson. Row 2: Bev Zum Brunnen. Barbara Sabin, Mar+ie Lindenbaum, Nobuko Ikeda, STella Perry, Deanna Smiih, Theoni Gaisos, Elaine Savin, Marian Bacci, Grie Pru'H', Laura Campbell, Charlene French, Shirley Wong, Joan Love'H. Row 3: Flo Jeung, Lorraine Chinn, Judi Beverly, Ann CarTer, Ginger Woli+arsky, Jane+ Kinley, Nadine Griffiih, Barbara Bloom, ClaTye WashingTon, ClaudeTTe Reed. PaT Small, Jeanne Erickson, Shirlee Wiclrliffe, Marie Davies. A iw S 3 Y I C Q - .2 ,,g, N s A ,. Til, Ns x wp? L. , . y . b ,1 X QU ' G50 X vig iso? . ' 4 W ,,f, V . , Row I llefi To rightl: Harvey Silverman, Sandra MonTgomery, Dick Crawford, Sal D'Angelo. Row 2: Don SpaTer, John Olson, Arfhur Fischer, George Bowers, Brad Wise, Dave Kaufman, Fred Williams, Bob Mason, Frank Terrimore, Mil+ GalanT, Ralph Lewis, Don DrosT, George GorbaTenko, Jeff STrauss, Homer Williams, Arnold Leong, VicTor Low, Gerry Greenberg. Row 3: Ron Tyesky, Ron McPherson, Harry Cordellos, John Panagakis, Merle MorTin, Larry SmiTh, Bob Ansara, Dick Soufer, Jim Healy, Jim Gully, Jerry AdelsTon, Dick Morse, William House, Ralph Feiga, Mr. Herberi' Welch. Row 4: Tim Chan, Darlene Johnson, John Giovanni, WaI+ Maibaum, PeTe Cordellos, Don Kay, Leon Jones, Jerry Knudsen, Jim Davis, Bobby Webb, Byron McDonald, Paul Leysen, John House, Joe HerberT, George ElefonT. 6LI'I,6! GLIQ6! OPCAQ5 fI 6L Under The direcTion oT Mr. l-lerloerT Welch, The George WashingTon High School Band and OrchesTra Turnislhed a successTul year oT musical arT. The Band played aT all The TooTball and baskeTball games. IT also played Tor The rallies, The Spring ConcerT, and parTicipaTed in The Third Annual Prep PageanT aT Kezar STadium in SepTemloer. The OrchesTra perTormed superbly aT boTh gradua- Tions and looTh Term plays. The OrchesTra also played Tor Open House, Spring ConcerT and The ChrisTmas Tableau. The Band and The QrchesTra Took parT in The Norjrhern CaliTornia Music FesTival, which was held This year aT The San Francisco STaTe College Campus. A woodwind auarTeT, a saxophone auarTeT and several soloisTs also parTicipaTed. Row 'I lleff to rightl: lrene Lanlerman, Linda Lee, Lili Tom, Georgia Franklin, Boris PerieTT,'Lili Daniel, Ralph Jaffe, Jery TesTo, Dick Baker, STan GalanT, Claud Carvalho, PaT Zieger, Sherna STeinberg, Emily Wong, Louise Tacklind. Row 2: Angie Wong, Suzanne Figeac, BeaTe Singer, Cheryl Green, Don Morrison, Mary Fuller, ToThea Zimmer, Dorofhy Goldman, June Choy, Marilyn AlioTo, Robin McConaughy, HarrieT Wong, Janice Lee, HarrieT Hall, Barbara Rus'FelclT, Mr. Welch. Row 3: Larry Smifh, Dick Nichols, John Panagakis, Bob Taylor, Frank Clark, Joe Weber, Don SpaTer, Homer Lee, Bernie Slavin, Ronald Heglin, WaI+ Maibaum, Dick Crawford. J-1 ,......aw,, ,Mm--7 , ,...,. .,.,,,.,A ff f 3 4 A . .1 my if X 1 f 5032 1 ,- f I 55, 414 Q j 1' , .41 ,. I-:-if ' gm ' f- i... il ,I 2 . A ..wfZf' ' N, ' Q -:ff . ,fr . 7 JM? L , s ', wh, ,....1,:f -3: -ff .ah 'Nz 53' 5, -L+ -If fffz Tw? ' P5 . I 4 I 'QA . AA ' 2 ' A A x ' -VVVZ f', I-44 ' ' .I I If- 11' I BA C K M A N B L O S S . C O STE D AV I S HA N ES I N G RA M LA U E R L E M U S PLOTNICK ROSENSTEIN S H O U TS S I LVA BOYD CHAN DELMAN DURAN JAMERSON KLINE LEONG LOOS SANDER SCHOMP SMITH SPRAGUE ff ff :,,,AN,ff W, W X QW! if X ,rvf 'W X , - , f i f x ,Sf .. , ygf,Q,1.,Q. 2., ,Q W CHUN GARRISON KORENS MANOUELIAN SEID WOO -ml? CLAUDIO GILBERT KORSHOONOF MILLER SEID YUEN Row 'I lleff to rightl: Sg+. Lu+z, SFC Romo, L+. Col. lngram, SFC Hosmar, Cpl. Whi+e. Row 2: Mai. Schomp, ls+ L+. Lemus, ls+ L+. Woo, 2nd L+. Rosens+ein, 2nd L+. Gilber+, 2nd L+. Loos, Cap+. Boyd, Cap+. Shou+s, Cap+. Davis, Cap+.Yuen. Row 3: MfSg+. Erskine, MfSg+. Eclcell1o++, MfSg+. Mailbaum, MfSg+. Davis, 2nd L+. Manouelian, 2nd L+. Cos+e, 2nd L+. Chan, 2nd L+. Baclcman, 2nd L+. Joe, 2nd L+. Leong, 2nd L+. Dunan, 2nd L+. Seid, 2nd L+. Silva, ls+ L+. Delman. efierue O icerd raining orlafi Under +he very capable direc+i0n 0+ Sergeanjrs Leonard and l-licks +he ROTC has had anollher very ac+ive and success+ul year. The ROTC annually par+ici- pa+es in many +unc+ions, including +he Columbus Day Parade and +he S+. Pa+ricl4's Day Parade. George Washing+on's 280 man ba++alion is one 0+ +he larges+ in +he ci+y and usually does very well in compe+i+i0n wi+h +he o+her high schools in rifle ma+ches, Phe 9ls+ Division Drill C0mpe+i+on, and +he Federal lnspec+ion. Federal lnspec+i0n, which was +he highligh+ 0+ +he l year, was held on May l9. On +his day 0++icers come +rom +he Presidio +0 inspec+ our ROTC and compare our uni+ wi+h +he 0+hers in +he ci+y. George Washing- +on is always given one 0+ +he +op ra+ings. This year some+hing new has been done wi+h +he Awards and Decora+ions Ceremony. l+ was held a+ nigh+ on June 3 in +he Audi+0rium, and c0nsis+ecl 0+ a varie+y show and an open house in +he armory, +or +he general in+eres+ 0+ paren+s and gues+s. The Saber Club, which is made up 0+ +he o++icers, had a dinner dance in June which was very success+ul. 0l'l'l,0aI'lg A 'W W Row 'l lleft to righll: Gillespie, Wong, Gardner, Trauner, Wol+rom, Ng, Yu, Baclcman, Hall, Yun, Leong, Delman, Boyd. Row 2: Yablonslcy, Jewell, Brown, Covell, Gri+Fen, Webb, Slosberg, Rinaldi, Dwire, Johnson, Gregorie++, Chew, Sar+ini, Lacldy. Row 3: Kirk, Ladas, Loew, Guin+ine, Panasenlxs, Fes+. Lee, Eclrelho++, Johnson, Parshall, Jenson, Gordon, Rogoway, Brown. -me 1.,Wgw,.mmwW W 0l'l'll0G,l'lg ' -I Row 1 lleft to rightl: Madrosen, Bonaldi, Chan, Pourlau, Quan, Poole, Mann, Schooley, Lea, Larsen, Joe, Shou+s: Row 2: Baldwinsson, While, Smilh, Buckner, Pullen, Davis, Yee, Wong, Tailleler, Hoffman, Huebner, Hansen,.?Lyjn, lDavls, Choa. Row 3: Spaler, Clark, Abers, Schwarz, Pfhol, Couller, Po++er, McLaughlin, Mailbaum, Alssen, Brelle , omena zse Phillps, Bauman, Backman. s vg.w'-ir..-sxfzzsv' - glfigg, -,, ........- . ,,., ., . , ., Row 'I lleft to rightl: Chan, Wong, Hom, O'Sullivan, Choy, Lowe, Wong, Yuepp, Mye, Miller, Passo+, Cesari, LeaviH', Silva, Davis. Row 2: Chew, Simerson, Teslo, Seeburger, Gcr:ia, Lee, Tipoff, Verkozen, Wang, Arconi, Jones, Lew. McLemore, Seid. Row 3: Johnson, Cvar, Williams, Dickey, Parme'H', Milchell, Williams, Lozado, Mamou, Judd, Slahl, Ba++a+, Mar+in, Hagedorn, Bailer. Onlpang Row 1 lleft to rightl: Gross, Peizer, Allina, Powell, Leong, Harris, Hellon, Chrisline, Mapes, Boehme, Yoshioka, Yamada, Fowler, Yuen, Manouelian. Row 2: Allen, Kaplan, Coloma, Perry, Tempkins, Gumble, Pegues, Kolm, Sapling, Koloboff, Hyman, Gidoll, Shipley, Chang, Holden, Lovie, Rosenslein. Row 3: Wolff, Lucas, Taylor, Parks, Hong, Livingslon, Baca, Acheson, Harrison, Holland, Ball, Robbins, Coslello, Minen, Wilson, Diehl, Duran. .xdcfiuifiefi an r anizafiond The ocTiviTies oncl orgonizoTions oT Geo.-ge WoshingTon ore cerTc1inIy on imporTonT porT oT our school liTe. Neorly all The sTudenTs Tolce on ocTive porT in mony oT The clubs. The CSF., on honor socieTy Tor The sTuclenTs OT George WoshingTon, hcis been very ocTive This posT yeor. One oT Their mony ocTiviTies wcis o CiTy-wide sporT nag T. One oT The lousiesT orgonizoTions oT George VVoshingTon is The ScorleT oncl Gray SocieTy. Among Their mony ouTsiole ocTiviTies, The ScorleT cincl Groy hod ci picnic onol on ouTing. The Boy Arecfs TirsT onnuol Science Foir wos o huge success porTly due To The wiclespreod porTicipoTion oT The George WoshingTon Science Club. M F' .e5.-.- -ur gf- gf' a 'f ' LH! Q90 - .., 'Q' -9 4 I-. ko! Q2 W? f Y -rf' N' ,Q 0' BEM. X. tail 4 4 I ,, ,.- .. , ., S- '-IQ-1 ii , '1,' , 5 I ll , . ,., I-1 xv .. -:Q sf T ivifif' :L T' ', In .KI ,L X , Ve -, Ag .5175 H if I li' A Hi' K 5 v T.,- 15, 1 - e C sf, xiii f I Aegis V ,Q 9 S , v-sv Auf 9- . MR. DOHERTY Coorcknafing Hoare! Row 1 Cleft to rightl:Ron Berman, Bob Gassin, Celestine Finocchio, Carolyn North- grave, John Leipsic, Rosemarie Loober, Joan Weinshenk, Kathy Koenemann. Row 2: Ralph Buttat, Gordon Mo, Sid Lewin, Harry Grilley, Carol Heicksen, Doris Thoma, Carol Thompson.Absent: Sally Lambert, Ted Gold. carkf gd gina? Zia!! Row 'l Cleft to rightl: Mary Matote, Put Cowley, Barbara Polster, Harriett Koehler, Dorothy Gordon, Sally Hogan, George Lauer, Claudette Cauhape, John Despotakis, Diane Culbertson, JoAnne Haight, June Miller. Row 2: Cornee Bocar, Tamara Ponve, Carol Springer, lrene Bush, Jean Prosek, Joyce Hirota, Fran Norman, Vangie Powell, Jeanie Colyer, Helen Nazarchuk, Jackie McGraw.. Row 3: Dave Monasch, Adolphus Wong, Sigrid Kerber, Annette Candau, Marilyn Hiort, Maureen Miles, Roland Ouong, Reyn- old Wong. Scarkf 59 gray ,wing Row 'I lleft to rightl: Marilyn Tozier, Dave Vilner, Marian Antipa, Harriet Koehler, Jean Colyer, Joyce Hirota, Barbara Polster, Larry Lum, Roberta Heyman, Simone Wurth, Dorothy Gordon, Sigrid Kerber, Annette Can- duu, Jo Ann Haight, Pat Cowley, Vangie Powell, Steffi Rcsen'hal, Joyce Moy, Cornee Bocar. Row 2: Francine Thomas, Juanda Rogers, Fannie Wifey- Jean Prosek, Arlene Dong, Sally Hogan, Claudette Cauhape, Kathy Orr, Marilyn Euler, Mary Matote, June Miller, Jackie McGraw, Carol Springer, Marilyn Hiort, Carole Stern, Helmi Fulton, Joan Ccuture. Row 3: Ben Lassers, Kenji Bingo, Rcland Quang, David Monasch, Adolphus Wong, Bob Schcmp, Bob Mohler, Ron Laos, David Gilbert, Tcm Cass, Mel Yee, Maureen Miles, Wanda Koshkin, Fran Norman. 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'P fl ' I ' , J' - l,j,,A i sa ,P W ' ig i Q 4- S F we y V e y r A .ff I , f .f i ' 72' 'Q ,. , f L , ' f I , 1 , 1 A , ' , e -pl .f 1. 3-251 1 5 . f ew ' X! iff, j 2,1 A ,, -fi X 1 N -fri. lf ef .,, . . p.-,. -H fp' A - t J, X ,, A . t f- 1 f . ' ,, - - ,JV , lu :slr X f -- , vc 1 A 5 '- hr ,Q 5 v - J Amie ,. 'B V .P ' L - --e ' f 'W' ' F5115 ,fan vi Wx lim puffy Commiffee ill!! Row 'I lleft to righfl: Ron Berman, Rosalie Eisen, Ardene Anderson, Dan Groney, Danise Blue, Allan Seid, Lula Tomoras, Bob Gossin. Row 2: Dorothy Gordon, Sally Hogan, Fran Norman, Elizabeth Juul, Gary Greenberg, Stonley Miller, Karen Swartz, Bruce Belding. pdf? Commiffee yaring Row 1 lleft to rightl: Lindo Salter, Donise Blue, Bob Gossin, Ron Berman, Bob Grant, Rosalie Eisen, Lynne De Roy, Kim Voss, Pot Cowley, Dick Quejoda. Row 2: Bert Witte, Dan Graney, Rich Millikan, Lili Wong, Nancy Moriguchi, Dorothy Gordon, Harlene Gaylord, Joon Weinshenk, Fannie Wiley, Dick Nichols. Row 1 fleft to rigl-ntl: Wade, Wall, Nathan, Brungard, Jones, Polster, Doty, Blue, Voss, Singer, von Emster, Eisen, Shoskon, Shain, Chew, Slauson, Krytzer, Hiort, Duino, Doolin, Miles, Condos, Green- berg, Michels, Dedina, Franklin. Row 2: Young, Buley, Logois, Grisoy, Ma, Daniel' Steinberg, Goldsmith, Packman, Solter, Green, Schneider, Levey, Wiley, Finocchio, Young, Kalman, Stern, Fong, Mor, Zieger, Jue, Chang, Battot, Brott, Schmidt, Mizis. Row 3: Rytand, Shinn, Wickmon, Trauner, Galant, Peizer, londgrebe, Abers, Loos, Gil- bert, Oppenheimer, Ross, Parsholl, Fishbein, Topolos, Mcltowe, Zucchi, Melmon, Routbort, Mitroff, Breitfeld, Gorbatenko, Lum, Nichols, Middlebrook, Steinhofel, Arndt. C 3 3 C0acAe:5 Row 'l lleft fo righll: Harriet Nathan, Jan McClelland, Yvette Grisay, Lili Daniel, Beate Singer, Audrey Doty, Rosalie Eisen, Celestine Finocchio, Marilyn Hiort. Row 2: Alice Weintraub, Dayanne Shinn, Gordon Ross, Ron Loos, Steve Oppenheimer, Gary Melmon, lon Mitroff, Ralph Adler, Larry Schneider. enior .fgcluidom Row 'I fleff to rightl: Dick Nichols, Phyllis Packman, Barbara Polster, Marilyn Euler, Kay Reed, Charlotte Cupples, Audrey Doty, Carole Stern, Frances Costello, Joon Couture, Anne Perry, Francine Thomas, Kathy Koenemann. Row 2: Don Middlebrook, Nathan Jew, Robert Breilfeld, Ralph Jaffe, Cloud Carvalho, Cliff Kelly, Don Noyes, John Ponagakis, Bob Strahle, Tom Coss, Henry Crossfield, Mike Evans, Don lngrom. CAM CLA Row 'I lleft to rightI: Don Ingram, Paul Lee, Louis Ma, Herb Golden, Ben Zeiler, Dave Peizer, John Hommes. Row 2: Stephen Shain, Paul Silva, Ralph Adler, Steve Oppen- heimer, Malcolm Boyd, John Koloboff, Arnold Leong, Eddie Bradley, Larry Schneider. .Sjfbwly lla! Omg.: jaffancl .Snoring Row 'I Ileft to rightlz Kate Anderson, Evelyn Stern, Jackie McGraw, Nancy Morie guchi, Jennie Fong, Judith Yee, Ru J Franken. Row 2: B:b Schomp, Jim Cuth- rie, Bill Collins, Mike Evans, Don Mi,a- moto, Morley Noveshen. roa caftfing iff ,aring Row 1 lleft to rightI: Gary Wagner, Liz Juul, Jean Cancilla, Keasy Condos, Gary Greenberg. Row 2: B ll Holland, Irving Ignacio, Ken Davis, Mike Benson, Dave Azov. Mvaclcafifing Sm!! fl!! Row 'I Cleft to rightl Gary Greenberg, Ardene Anderson, Stan Church, Joell Yuna, Irving lgnacio, Row 2: Stanley Miller, John Konings, Ken Davis. jufure flue em 0!.!4merica Row 'I lleft to rightl: Wanda Koshkin, Kathleen Koenemann, Betty Hacker, Carol Whitmore, Irene Woo, Barbara Bloom. Row 2: Alice Weintraub, Joan Shelbourne, Rosa- IZ- Ill,-Inv g . 'WY an M I .L,.,..4ua.,o5,,1, VV , ,, 71, f f Au 'ff f'P 'if1' ,Ld 41-1 - . ..J ' f 5 I I 1 ' 4 1, ,V ,fr i s , ,ev V . ,, ,, mf, 'J' ,f Hutt'- ,. . 2- -,' A .f,,.r., , - 'ff -fe' f ., 1 S .- 'V I Ag 91 vf, 4,.gL?:, f' .gl to I . i ' - .! ,- Q, I T, Wifi 1 ' ' 7 ' it fi 'fv . is Y' K 4 ' r f . ' - Y D- , ,. ' 'T.3- . y ,few-es y A , '- . c ,A in -xl K Y..-f:Qwllyi:-it 9 13- f' J :lf .4 xo, f - ' ,- JR, -av.. if Q , , at , .. M H' of - ,.,. ,,.,., , .. ii Q I' 'V ff' T .een pe ff ,: , , I 0' an 7 - f 5 H29 . wr ' , ' ., ' of ff '-'--- -- - ,Wg I By , I -154' 4-.LI fem X K? :Q , lx f WN 'iv I K K, x Eff f mv . '-5' .-ae? 3 A A- s. , rp V . Y 1 z. , ,. V tw-fr.. 45 vu-rv! Q1 WWI' ' re 127.4 .,, fe If 'Y' J' 5502225 1 , - fm- 4 4 'xfY', A 1 7523 unior mc! 6054 Row 'I fleft to rightl: Ratica, Cookson, Whitmore, Hall, Harvey, Hoyt, Cohn, Lee, Sternberger, Pritikin, Loober, Waite, Berk, Batt, Abrahams, Woo, Mouton. Row 2: Stagg, Singleton, Henninger, Hildreth, Wade, Voss, Clark, Cauhape, Levetin, Axelrod, Orr, Fulton, Stern, Riedel, Bauer, Marmon. Row3: Bikakis, Bates, Drihl, Sorensen, Saasta, Mon- derer, Cowden, Carnahan, Keller, Williams, Cranston, Daily, Politz, Nichols, Ferrer, Lockett, Shaskan. .SPC Row 'l lleft to rightl: Clark, Simon, Kleinsarg, Powell, Kukula, Frateini, Beck- man, Wolitarsky, Singleton, Greenberg, Mc' Clelland, Lewis, Steinhafel, Arkos, Henninger, Colclough, Onuma, Doolin, Groza, Voss, Eisen, Moore. Row 2: Pritchard, Myers, Wilkinson, Houser, Murphy, Wallace, Saasta, Shelbourne, Hartzell, Lindenberg, Shaskan, Wurth, Bika- kis, Toth, Friedrich, Wong, Havner, lmai, Fuiisada, Kobuchi, Satti, Mencoff, Campbell. Row 3: Glenchur, Cancilla, Slauson, Moy, Condas, Weiser, Wickstrom, Goldstein, Lee, Packs, Potter, Swartz, Fulton, Leong, Kiric- beuko, Griffith, Kinley, Ching, Pritkin, Davidson, Vail, Barsocchini, Lewis, Okubo, Weaver, White, Yee, Heicksen. gage, cene, an ouno! Gdewfi Row 1 lleft to rightl: Harris, Holland, Davis, Azov, Ignacio, Varni, Mitchell, Var- ley, Smeltzer, Groletzer, Escabosa. Row 2: Schooley, Korimelis, Wang, Phalen, Ingersoll, Mr. Argent, Dickey, Stein, Bell, Goldstein, Oglove, Leewitt, Hartzell, Benson. Absent: Coffy, Gardner. jlief all I 0gl'dl'l'l .SZ QPJ Row 1 lleft to rightl: Lombardi, Gold- kind, McDowell, Leon, Havner, Heicksen, Ching, Campbell, Greenberg, Moore, Beckman, Evind, Kukula, Lindenbaum, Geratel, Eng, Noveshen, Allen, Bikakis. Row 2: Michels, Hicks, Van Doren, Matsuoka, Yee, Burstein, Abrahams, Eisenberg, Bauer, Weaver, Griffith, Sorensen, Camozzi, Steinhalel, Felt, Potter, Woolf, Kuhn. C15 QLLQFJ Row 'l lleft to rightl: Richard Saroyan, Bob Efford, Bill Fisher, Melanie Mead, Mardi Rolfs, Joan Harrison, Jerrie Greeney, Ellie Rapaport, Carol Whitmore, Gary Wagner, Elizabeth .luul, Anne Canellos, Peg Barton, Irene Berk. Row 2: Taggy Keelen, Nina Tychinin, Audrey Klecinovich, Pete Grassi, Claudia Boyd, Marcia Blum, Stephanie Koppe, Gary Greenberg, Rosemarie Loober, Lila Mayerhofer, Rita Torgovitsky, Mary Anderson, Barbara Cecil, Fannie Wiley, Jeanne Graham. xecufiue ance ommiffee Zia!! Row 1 lleft to rightl: Louise Behring, James Hom, Kathleen Koenemann. Row 2: Martin Weiner, lngrid Levin, Thelma Cuneo, Lula Tamaras, Hal Kopp. ,.il..A, X W I 43 , , J U S fff v if 1 Z 4 M Z, .. Q 2 1 Wire... V ,L M WZ5r ,..,... 'Y 0 u -1 ,-1531 ' frl, , ' MZZqTL,za ,iw w , We 6 -Leg 7, , r I, .LT f Z' ' 1 1,. . 5- ' mf., 1 , ' ' vm 6' W' f b , I, , . ,J .W Z xecufiue ance ommiffee Wi loving 1 f , ff.. ? f Row 'I lleft to rightl: Miriam Fukami, Martha Goldsmith, Pat Cowley, Jan McClel- land, Terry Lee, Sheila Doolin. Row 2: Don Middlebrook, Ralph Adler, Ron Loos, Carl Kuhn, Sandra Greenberg. 25 .gnfernafiona ificbwfiion Row 'l lleft to rightl: Melvin Bobier, Lili Daniel, Sherna Steinberg, Simone Wurth, 'z i , 1 ff' ' ff , of ff ' f , 1 1 , f f frw, ,.zg-LWQQ Tye? - Aw .2,Q? irv5?f0653'1cK7 1 ,jg ' QV ff ff AV I jf7l Z , 'f'f Qfcf haf, 1' W 'u , 'V f f 1 -QV X ff f Z f Z 4, M 4... 1 ' f I fm ,W 1, Q W1 Mary Goldstein. Row 2: Steve Oppenheimer, Ernest Abers, Frances Land, Gayle Borne- monn, Dawn Duino. ZJQEM Qi? Row 1 lleft td rightl: Bobbie Capell, Helen Anstrahantseff, Winnie Bray, Mimi Larpenteur, Sondra Merritt, Carolyn Senske, Pat Andrian, Jane Barsacchini, Ann Castro. Row 2: Vione Von Bergen, Fran Levey, Louise Tacklind, Jackie Keller, Doris Thoma, Kim Voss, Kay Reed, Helen Haight. H 014 t ibeginono Row 'l lleft to rightl: Jeanie Colyer, Nancy Fridsrom, Bev Binford, Betty Hacker, Marilyn Tozier, Marian Antipa. Row 2: Mar- lene Smith, Claire Pyne, Put McNamara, Lois Enders, Barbara Cecil, Pat Gatto, Diane Culbertson. Amr. fv- 1' ' -1 vv.. .,.-,,,, ,.,',, A ,z , it . f. wwf W V .1 ' ', 9ff2+?E'f'y,, I 46 f fgfgifxk f 34.-X so 4 'J 'FWI in 4 f I y, 12: 4 'fi 5 JZ I, l 4 fi? . Biff? . S 'N N Lv s -. . K - . ss.:sn'm arg HQUNWMYFH' S gag? Row 1 lleff to rightl: Bob Slavin, Dave Feldman, Dave Smith, Fred Gonzalez, Lauren Parrott. Row 2: Bob Petty, Steve Erickson, Calvin Taum, Jerry Mann, Bob Schellenberg, Larry Woolf. 0glfLQJ Row 1 lleft to rightl: Don Noyes, John Panagakis, Mel Axelrod, Bob Cranston, Reg- gie Foyo, Joe Politz, Rich Weinstein, Paul Mertens. Row 2: Guy Van Doren, Courtney Minehart, Bill Morrissey, Bert Witte, Jim Hughes, Rich Daily, Jim Healy, Rich Milli- kan, Bob Gassin. egd Row 'I lleft to rightl: Lorraine Kraft, Virginia Olinger, Pat Teeter, Joan Schulze, Mary Ann Cleveland, Sandy Agee, Jan Jacobs, Meg Lozovoy, Joan Harrison, Jeanne Graham. Row 2: Bobbie Rothblatt, Bev Johnson, Bobby Mueller, Jeanne de Polievoy, Gale Fletcher, Carolyn Elliott, Carol Heicksen, Suzanne Franklin, Marcia Beckman, Lynne De Roy. iocoun fd Row 1 lleft to rightl: Ron Joseph, Mor- ley Henrich, Marvin Bohnstedt, Jack Mano- guerra, Bob Mersereau, Don Shaffer. Row 2: Ed Plutte, John Sochar, Doug Lummis, Bruce Bemis, Ben Lassers, Subby Agliolo, Dave Gillespie. Safana Row 'I lleft to rightl: Dan Graney, Pete Grassi, Richard' Bisby, Bob Varni, Joe Ber- liner, Dove Kaufman, Tom Coffman, Dean Levis. Row 2: Bernie Slavin, Walt Singer, Rolando Pineda, Dick Erler, Carl Mitchell, Paul Reinhertz, Dan Blumenfeld, Bob Perry. CN1Clf2ZL6 Row 'l lleft to rightl: Bonnie Reuter, Jackie Ogletree, Ruth Franken, Jane Golds- berry, Pearl Opp, Adele Stern, Marian Fischer, Marianne Gluckman, Diane Braskamp, Winnie Wooster, Melanie Mead. Row 2: Wilhelmina Gonzalez, Lynn Ahlgren, Louise Behring, Steffi Schwerin, Alma Mialocq, Gail Selig- man, Reggie Safdie, Abby Ginsberg, Polly Estes, Norma Balakion, Kathy Orr, F elyn Morris. I H1125 Row 1 lleft to rightl: Sharon Johnston, Jane Lubchenko, Pat Cowley, Maureen Miles, Claudette Cauhape, Judy Howland, Alberta Lester. Row 2: Jean Prosek, Marilyn Clo- thier, Fran Norman, Liz Juul, Sally Hogan, Marilyn Euler, Janine Bourdieu. Jew Row 1 Cleft to rightl:Charlie Anderson, Lloyd Hildebrand, Gary Holt, Bruce Gledhill, Ted Gurich. Row 2: Ron Heglin, Manuel Funes, Roland Carr, Frank Terramorse, Harry Grilley. for Row 1 lleft to rightl: Leon Jones, John Madrosen, Don Morrison. Row 2: Dick Fur- ness, Cliff Kelly, Claud Carvalho, Jim Davis. alfUal'll'l2 Row 1 lleft to rightl: Jackie Waite, Lynne Karigan, Viola Beuedetto, Kate Ander- son, Carol Sprague, Taggy Keelen, lrene Lan- terman, Eleanor Gandert. Row 2: Jackie Wyner, Brenda Schwartz, Nancy Wickman, Eleanor Ball, Audrey Klicinovich, Claudia Boyd, Vivian Paul, Claire Stewart. ,fr r--A ww- Q MJ 4 wgywl g wr? S348 1,0-V K 'T Wi i M., we ED an Fx: . ,Y ..., .,.. ,., ,Y 'wait 3? A' iw, .- , 'fr ,m,..,Aegf A f . A L ' dv 1+-A .FA Th, ' 1. J, 1' If i jv.,,, tk Y? 525' it get ,SMB , ,W ,, f to sawn! vw,,,.c,..,. V -- -4 :Y 'zz 8 7 fn, xx' ff' L 1:.m,, cience Row 'l lleft to rightl: Ernest Abers, Rosalie Eisen, Simone Wurth, Bob Tucker, Jack Landgrebe, Stephen Shain, Ralph Adler. Row 2: Joan Shelbourne, Marvin Smith, Jason Yuen, Bob Hyman, Art McRowe, Larry Schneider. jufure mfaiim Row 'l lleft to rightl: Lisa Horwitz, Bar- bara Polster, Ron Joseph, Barbara Toland, Lois Fishman, Carolynn Bell. Row 2: Carole Freeman, Donna Doran, Maryann Albin, Micheal Koremelis, Mary George, Vickie Sahagian, Saul Bar. on W, .staff Row 'I lleft to rightl: Donna DeGabain, Elizabeth Colestock, Viola Benedetto, Lisa Horwitz, Barbara Sabin, Joyce Weaver, Lo- retta Dito, Lois MacDonald, Gayle Hanson, Marilyn Wishard, Connie Carras, Diane Reu- ben, Sylvia Torres. Row 2: Marilyn Meyer, Louise Yamaguchi, Merle Louie, Eva Jeong, Joann Fong, Jeannie Gee, Joan Shelbourne, Gayle Bornemann, Penny Pritchard, Mary Coats, Queen Hall, Marva White, Judy Kailin. Row 3: Robert Mei, Harry Lee, Ron Verber, Gregory Wong, Thomas Lee, Larry Williams, Ralph Robinson. l'lC0l'll'llfL6 Row 'l lleft to rightl: Robin McCo- naughy, Louise von Emster, Joan Couture, Laura Campbell, Carol Steinhalel, Diane 0'Donnell. Row 2: Martha Goldsmith, Dan- ise Blue, Pam Havner, Jan McClelland, Kathy Koenemann, Geri Greenberg. gckoeo Row 'I lleft to rightl: Maureen 0neill, Sheila Doolin, Sandra Clark, Connie Egbert, Faith Nitz. Row 2: Judy Wright, Bev Haynes, Gail Groza, Jo Olson, Alison Cohn, Ann Carter, cwa iam Row l ileft to rightl: Jim Carnahan, Tom Scott, Smokey Babb, Jerry Hill, Bob leper, Jim Allen. Row 2: Gabe Topia. John Clsen, Bill lhalcn, Bruce Gilqlea, .o: Limneos, Gary Wagne , afeo Row 'l lleft to rightl: Jim Valencia, Jim Utter, Bill Bosia, Tom Austin, Stan Baroft, Jim Brodrick. Row 2: Gary Moore, Warren Smith, Bob Quayle, Jim'McGuire, Jim Bullock. l pflng Row I fright to leftiz Kay, Northgrave, Weaver, Heicksen, Beckman, Steinhatel, Greenberg, Campbell, Zamore, Singleton, Sor- ensen, Camozzi, Bellesen. Row 2: Grassi, Loos, Moriguchi, Johnston, Barsocchini, de Polievoy, Vail, Bray, Gurich, Rapoport, Felt, Wiley, Albin. Row 3: Siegel, Braskamp, Guthrie, Prosek, Bourdieu, Euler, Juul, Las- sers, Havner, Bertolani, Koenemann, 0'Donnell, Zia!! Row 'l lleft to rightl: Cancilla, Stein- hefel, Beckman, Heicksen, Ponve, Felt, Zy- danis, Young, Citron, Mock, Cuneo, Lee, Toland, Weaver, Landecker. Row 2: Ta- maras, Heyman, Zamore, Burstein, Kino, Unger, Pastel, Seidman, Ruten, Gardner, Silton, Lindenberg, Euler, Prosek. Row 3: Smyth, Brubaker, Singleton, Oppenheimer, Eisenberg, Stern, Burnbaum, Jacobson, Green- berg, Tarantino, Riedel, Jacobs, Harrison Mueller, Greenberg. Row 4: Koupas, Koupos, Sfaelos, Dahlinger, Kopp, Graham, Jones, Vass, Davidson, Barsocchini, Keller, Astra- hantsetf, Bray, Goldkind. Row 5: Jones, Citron, Szrut, Schwartz, Pogoieff, Chun, Bush, Abend, Steinberger, Rosser, Griffin, Connors, Kress, Beverly. Sm. , , M ky fx, '- -rw' ., Kas. -Q.. Q gd .. ., X .fff N V XS X I ' ,, .M UA QGLICLCQ Ol'l'lI'l'LL i225 351:55 - auf! eibance ommiffeed I- . ri.. L Z f X ' P ff f 5 'fs , V at Row l lleft to rightl: Alphin, Zazzi, Connors, Rosser, Griflin, Morris, Potter, Wiley, Coleman, Mueller, Koppe, Behring, Graham, Eisen, Franklin, De Roy, Joseph, Stamer, Bach, Fritiken. Row 2: Devincenzi Magnani, Lambert, Levin, Beverly, Flint, Hirschberg, Mountanos, Thoma, von Emster, Keelen, Nelson, Sprague, Schwartz, Wyner, Sartini, Perry, Chervin, Hikido. Row 3: Vail, Karigan, Steinberg, Staudt, Cauchi, Barclay, Powell, Koenemann, Tamaras, Havner, Zydonis, Citron, Young, Middleton, Lanterman, Benedetto, Berk, Brown, Hiorl, Hicks, lngram, Davis. Row 4: Sullivan, Smeltzer, Emery, Hildreth, Malhios, Crook, Bray, Capell, leeter, de Poljevoy, Moore, Juul, Cauhape, Bourdieu, Lee, Bikakis, Shapiro, Anderson, Haynes, Santiago. Row 5: Monasch, Chun, Weiner, Noodlman, Kailin, Elliott, McDowell, Gassin, Schonewald, Polster. yarin ance ommiffeezt , C,.. Wy L- ci L i H i f K X limi ,X , ' 3 f.. ,'N'fw.r.,,.- Q., llow l lright to leitl: Galant, Fratfni, lm:ri, Su l,vcn, Cevfnzcnzi, Bkakis, vcn Cm: er, Cr.h..m, Delzrlng, lli.rt, Bo' .',' n, Pot cr, ruse, .phBX1, lg2i,7LQi'l- denberg, Tetter, Olinger, Kraft, Nelson, Cleveland, Agee. How 2: Karauos, Nada, Fuiisada, Ma i Tarantino, Schwartz, Wyner, Loos, Adxgrfliildea, Kuhn, Davis, Mases, Greendorfer, Davidson, Kailin, Franklin, De Roy, Levey, Griffith. Row 3: Eeong, Miyamoto, Hagiwara, Shinn, Mauntanos, tern, Dito, Satti, Gandert, Koppe, Lozovoy, Jacobs, Eisenberg, Burnstein, Kino, Unger, Bauer, Lewis, McDowell, Fuiimoto, Abbey, Hikido. Row 4: Young, Lagios, Kalman, Mott, Levin, Lambert, Jacobson, Gardner, Oppenheimer, Anderson, Frost, Carter, Cohn, Olson, Voss, Clark, Evind, Toth,- Klicinovich, Boyd, Berk. Row 5: Chervin, Haynes, Greenberg, Benedeits, Andersen, Kay, Egbert, Karigan, Sprague, Keelen, Monroe, Pritikin, Bach, Sternberger, Abend, Witzel, Mencoff, Szrut, Hirschberg, Siltcn, Seidman. Row 6: Lee, Rauschkolb, Leonard, Winness, Crisci, Murphy, Wade, Hildreth, Fukuda, Ozaki, lkenoue, Pritchard, Riedcl, lngram, Groza, Ryland, Roberts, Hicks, Shelbourne, Mondeur, Ruteri, Pastel. 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A li 1-5 J 1 L l 5 8A A scrupl had lo be wrillen for lhe sh w lhence +he diclionaryl . . . . for all of lhe ads whelher you were doing a solo liked 'rhe feeling of belonging lhal' being , Somelimes you sfayecl +o walch 'rhe orher ads . . , ii V A i in 1-big Show always gave you . . . , rad ever iseenia May Fesfival show Al qi is O ,- , A . ne ,i 2 , 1 .4 . Q1 ay efifiuaf Queen anc!.f4ffenc!anf:5 Queen Jan RuTherTord, cenTer, and her aTTendanTs. LeTT, Top and boTTom: Nancy Nelson, Diane Braslrampg righT, Top and boTTomg Marilyn Blake, KaThy Koenemann. No May FesTival would be cor'npleTe wiThouT a queen, and This year was no excepTion. She and her Tour aT- TendanTs are elecTed on The basis of Their loolcs by The resT OT The sTudenT-body, and reign over The carnival and dance where They are crowned. The May FesTival was held so laTe This year ThaT we were Torced To have The elecTion OT The queen 3 weelcs ahead oT The acTual day so ThaT we could meeT our deadline. 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