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

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jk? .S9lfLl UQy0l JUNE 1954 voLuME xxli EDITORS-I N-CI-I I EF Jean Cancilla and Barbara Polsler ASSOCIATE EDITORS Joyce Weaver, Kalliy Orr, Carol Slreinlialel, Jackie Cooper, Barbara Vail, Barbara Mueller, Fran Levey, Marllwa Goldsmillw SENIOR EDITORS F' Marilyn Slaler, Marcine Johnson, Elise Landecker, Fran Norman X SPORTS STAFF Bob Granl, Mel Axelrod, Don Boone 'Q' 1 ., 'X ART EDiToR 5,lii'xw' QR Sue Slauson , , Q is COVER Pam I'Iavner BUSINESS MANAGER Dee Noodlman llrl,r3,i SALES MANAGERS Carole Col'ien, Jaclcie McGraw, Eleanor Rapoporl ADVERTISING MANAGER Marina Barclay ' PHoroeRAPHERs Eugene Lum, Talcaslii Sugaya, Marshall Laslcy, Mr. Dolwerly, Miclfiael Fairbairn, Sleve Young PIJBLISI-IED BY TI-IE JOURNALISM CLASS I-I. E. Wire, Advisor GEORGE VVASI-IINGTON I-IIGI-I SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - . Y-vs. v .N - .-v-.-.-.-.-.NV.-.vv.-v-.N-.-.e.e.-vvx.-.-.-.-.5,vvv-C.-.-.-f jAel'l'I.8 One ol Ilwe mosl noliceable clianges in Ilie pasl 50 years has been Ilial wliicli I'ias occurred in leen-agers- llieir dress, way ol speaking, llfiouglils, and music. From sedale minuels and wallzes Io more lively 2-sleps, cliarleslons, and Hiillerbugsu we've come lo our presenl Iempo ol boo Ils erralic, somelimes sensuous rliyllwms are synonomous willi locIay's generolion -ci generalion wliicln we lliinlc will be as memorable lo Ilwe Iulure reen- agers as II'ie cliarleslon era ol our parenls Iias been lo us. vvvve-.-,NN-.-V-V.-.-Y-C-vvv-.-.-J.-.-vvv.-Y-,-vvvy-.-.-,-vx.-.-.-C.-.A.-.-vvvvv-.-.VCA,-.-.-.-.-.-VC-.-.-.-.-.A.-.AJv-- -

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i EdiTors Barbara PolsTer lleTTl and .lean Cancilla show Mr. Schmaelzle The 1954 Yearbook. rinciloafii meddage The presenT is The child oT The pasT and The parenT oT The TuTure. For iTs sTandards oT Today, George WashingTon I-ligh School owes graTiTude To The eTTorT and accomplis'hmenT which mark The years gone by. 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